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Ahead of Deepavali, Chhath festivals, migrants reach Bihar in hordes covering thousands of kilometers
Four young men on Saturday (November 7, 2026), from Bengaluru, travelled about 2,200 km riding on an old auto-rickshaw to reach Areraj town, in East Champaran
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RJD MP Sanjay Yadav writes to President, seeks action against DU Professor Sangeet Ragi
Mr. Yadav said that Mr. Ragi used the abusive language against Yadav community on behest of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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42 days of SRFTI protest; classes suspended till December 11
Students send message of resistance and fight for justice on Deepavali
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Presidency University expels student for allegedly defacing Vivekananda poster
The university also barred an ex-student from the campus; SFI condemns expulsion, ABVP welcomes authority action
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T.N. government to withdraw G.O. promoting Dr. Ambedkar Law University Registrar as temporary Director of Legal Studies
Chief Justice Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari and Justice G. Arul Murugan record the submission that the vacancy would now be filled up as per regular process
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Locals burn effigy of Christian priests at Basanti in WB
Father Parimal Kanji, the priest-in-charge at Basanti, stated that the alleged perpetrators were outsiders and not local residents and confirmed that a written complaint had been submitted to the police.
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Jumbo hustle: the transfer of elephants to Tamil Nadu’s temples
The unseemly haste with which five elephants from Assam were transported to temples in Tamil Nadu raises pertinent questions about the process of animal transfer, and whether the rules are cheat proof. Here, Geetha Srimathi examines the entire issue threadbare, explaining how elephants are acquired for temples in the State, and the yawning gaps in the rules, and processes that allow humans to ‘trade’ in pachyderms.
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Ten of 11 stations on Kochi metro’s Pink Line to have entry/exit from both sides of road
Terminal station at Smart City to have entry/exit only on the right hand side; foot overbridge mulled for members of the public to access the station
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A wet Deepavali ahead for many parts of Tamil Nadu
Wet weather is expected to prevail across the State till November 12, with heavy rainfall set to lash delta and southern districts till Tuesday
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Water released from Shenbagathoppu dam due to rain
Tiruvannamalai Collector Vandhana Garg has warned residents in Cheyyar, Arani, Vandavasi, and Polur towns along Kamandalam Naganathi river against crossing the waterbody as the waterflow in the river is on the rise
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Renovated bus terminus in Ranipet town opened for public use
Work to restore the terminus was started in 2022
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Greek-themed Salaam Souk to be held at Palace Grounds in Bengaluru on November 8
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Two youths arrested for possessing narcotics in Vellore
The police said the duo were on their way to the railway station to go to Chennai, where they planned to sell the drugs
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Gang held near Vaniyambadi for burglary
The police said that members of the gang befriended each other when they were serving jail sentences
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Sustainable Development Council unveils nationwide citizen driven initiative for sustainable India
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ATMED, Anna University sign MoU to boost medical device industry-academia collaboration
The collaboration will also promote joint workshops, seminars, faculty-industry interactions, student innovations, and opportunities to access Anna University’s technical infrastructure
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Political leaders demand probe into irregularities in book procurement at Periyar Arivulagam
Palaniswami demands that a commission of inquiry be set up under the chairmanship of a former HC judge to probe the allegations. CPI(M) State secretary P. Shanmugam asserts that a regular police inquiry will not bring out the truth
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301 Colony residents put forward 10 recommendations to foster tribal settlement’s development
During the meeting that took place on November 3, residents outlined key priorities spanning housing, basic infrastructure, land utilisation, agriculture, and human-wildlife conflict mitigation
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Keralam measles outbreaks call for a relook at disease epidemiology
Once predominantly a childhood disease affecting children aged one to five, measles is now being reported across age groups, including among fully vaccinated individuals and infants below nine months, who are not yet eligible for routine measles vaccination
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