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The Pakistan-based terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba carried out an attack at Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir on this day last year, killing 26 innocent people, mostly tourists from across India

The Progressive Recognised Teachers’ Union says problems raised with the State government two years ago remain unresolved; it seeks a 30% interim relief and an exemption from the Teachers Eligibility Test for in-service teachers

It also said the State government must explain the felling of century-old trees in the heart of the city

The conspiracy involved identification, recruitment, training, conversion and radicalisation of gullible youth lodged in prison to execute terror activities in India, the statement issued by the NIA said

After the 2021 Assembly elections, over a dozen legislators who had switched from TMC to BJP returned to the ruling party, eroding the saffron party’s strength

The draft electoral roll for Tamil Nadu after the Special Intensive Revision was released on December 19, 2025

Karimnagar Police Commissioner Gaush Alam said initial findings point to negligence on the part of the lorry driver

From Bengaluru’s urban forests to the Northeast’s biodiversity hotspots, enthusiasts and experts are turning butterfly-watching into a powerful gateway to ecology, education, and sustainable travel

The committee has been asked to submit a consolidated status report before the top court in four months

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The CMO said emergency workers have recovered several charred body parts from in and around the blast site. The district authorities will send them for DNA profiling to identify the victims. Two accident victims discharged after treatment

High deletions under SIR, river erosion and communal polarisation mark key issues across the two seats in central Bengal

The violence destroyed 7,894 permanent houses

If you are voting in these elections, it is important to know the documents that you can use to cast your vote on the day of polling.

"For a developing country like India, which relies on the West Asian region for a significant share of its energy requirements, disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are not distant events, they are stark realities with direct implications for our security and economic stability," says Mr. Singh

The short story is driven by the authority of an unquestioned district secretary — a former minister and a caste Hindu — who acts against his own party’s candidate

This is a collection of articles published in The Hindu on Tamil short stories that narrate interesting aspects of electoral politics in Tamil Nadu

The summer season, one of the most lucrative times for the farmers with sales and demand usually skyrocketing for the fruit, is showing a depressing reversal this time around