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UGC Chairman says it will help standardise recognition and attract international students

A school in Maharashtra’s tribal-dominated district Gadchiroli is caught between two laws, resulting in litigation. Started by the Gond tribe four years ago to further their language and culture, there is now fear that it will be shut down. Snehal Mutha speaks to the community on their hopes for the school

 ‘Sarah Josephinte Lokangal’, two-day programme, celebrates 60 years of the writers works, life and resistance

State govt. going ahead with the setting up of a committee to study their issues, as suggested in the conciliatory talks on Thursday

Speaking about the Waqf Amendment Bill, the U.P. CM said that it would end illegal occupation and looting of land in the name of waqf

RSASTF seizes eight red sandalwood logs and two motorcycles from them in Proddatur Range

Officials say seafood products stranded in various ports in the U.S. or are in transit will attract old tariff; Seafood Exporters’ Association of India leaders plan to meet the Prime Minister and the Union Commerce and Finance Ministers to explain them about the crisis triggered in the sector

62 among the 1,295 persons in the village who underwent cancer screening by RMC experts tested positive for seven types of cancers; bureaucrats, medical, health, and APPCB officials tried to downplay the incidence of cancer cases, says the Anaparthi legislator

The Akhila Bharath Lingayat Panchamasali Samaj Trust has decided to give training to the priests of the Panchamasali community to conduct various functions as per ‘Basava Tatva’ (tenet) shunning vedic rituals.