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Two persons — a 66-year-old South African national and another 46-year-old resident of Bommanahalli — in Bengaluru have been detected with the new variant. The Indian has no travel history.
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan accuses some Congress leaders of shielding Palakkad MLA Rahul Mamkootathil amid shocking allegations of sexual misconduct
MP Kota Srinivas Poojary urges the Centre to expedite declaring Kundapura-Chikkamagaluru State Highway as a National Highway for better connectivity.
R. Siva urges CM Rangasamy to address public fears over counterfeit drug manufacturing in Puducherry amid recent illegal seizures.
The School Cinema International Film Festival 2025, curates a platform for young children to study with films as their guides
Three Annamalai University faculty secure ₹3.4 crore funding from the Centre for transformative marine biology research projects.
On December 12, author Samanth Subramanian will speak about his book, The Web Beneath The Waves, as a part of The Hindu’s Lit For Life Unplugged at Cheroot, ITC Grand Chola
IndiGo's On-Time Performance plummets to 8.5%, leading to flight cancellations amid operational disruptions and crew issues.
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan accuses some Congress leaders of shielding Palakkad MLA Rahul Mankoottathil amid shocking allegations of sexual misconduct
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Telangana appoints K. Ramesh Reddy as in-charge Vice-Chancellor of KNRUHS following P. V. Nanda Kumar Reddy's resignation.
Telugu students in the U.S. gain insights into challenges and resources at an awareness session hosted by the American Telugu Association.
‘Stephen’ movie review: A fantastic subversion in the final act flips what seemed like a juvenile psycho-thriller into a genre-redefining effort, but it is a tough bargain to ask audiences to wade through murk to reach the payoff