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Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike entered its nineteenth day with significant health concerns. Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait joined the protest, strengthening the ongoing agitation. Opposition leaders and parties offered their support, urging the minister's removal. Congress leaders appealed to Wangchuk to end his fast while assuring continued demands. Doctors warned of serious health complications if the hunger strike continues.

“The Mettur Dam could not be opened because of Karnataka’s recalcitrant stand. This has caused enormous hardship to farmers,” a resolution adopted at the meeting said

Cloudy sky and light to moderate rain predicted for some parts of the State on Friday under the influence of a well-marked low pressure over Northwest Bay of Bengal

Brand launched by Girijyothi Farmer Producer Company, which is an initiative of the High Range Development Society and comprises over 700 tribal farmers from the Anchunad hills

The government will continue to support artisans by expanding market access, encouraging innovation, while preserving traditional skills and facilitating participation in national and international exhibitions, she says

“There is no point to remain in the party after being insulted repeatedly… I‘ve resigned from all posts of the party and the party itself”

Human relationships are weakening and negative influence of social media increasing, he observes, saying that spirituality offers the path to mental peace and emotional well-being

The prosecution has sought the death penalty for Chenthamara, while the defence has requested consideration of life imprisonment and other lesser punishments

Scientists found superheated water deep beneath the ocean floor. This water's chemical makeup matches the Lost City's vent fluids. The discovery suggests a hidden source of hot, hydrogen-rich water. This helps understand life surviving without sunlight and potential extraterrestrial life. Further research will clarify underground fluid interactions and energy transport.

They have recovered stolen property, including gold ornaments, cash, cattle and a vehicle, in all valued at over ₹15 lakh