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She said users were making abusive and obscene comments against women, which was intolerable.

The controversy around the Waqf Board serving notices to farmers and others, which had its genesis in the small village of Honawad in Vijayapura, has slowly become a State-wide and even a national issue, with the Joint Parliamentary Committee on Waqf Amendment Bill visiting Karnataka on November 7. The Hindu Rishikesh Bahadur Desai visits Honawad and takes stock of the larger ramifications of the issue

Police launched an investigation after the victim filed a complaint with the Bishalgarh police station. The victim claimed that he was physically assaulted by the attackers.

While the Trinamool is grappling with the question of a retirement age in politics, a section of leaders are saying that the election of Donald Trump in the United States at 78 years has proved that age is just a number

Madhya Pradesh Chief Wildlife Warden V.K.N. Ambade tells The Hindu that the nine-member panel will be headed by the Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Wildlife)

The group of MLAs term the ruling National Conference resolution passed earlier in the House to be vague and ambiguous; demand immediate restoration of Article 370 in unaltered form

Dehusked millets are nutritious and should be promoted in Indian diets to improve diet quality, say authors

Immediately after Independence, a major crisis gripped the textile sector in the city. Retrenchment notices were served on about 11,000 workers on a single day. The workers started a strike and the mills shut. The agitation, which went on for nearly five months, came to an end, thanks to the intervention of Kamaraj and government assurances

Chettikulam Deivanayagam started a school for girls in 1904. It was named after his wife Thayammal who died young. He introduced free meals and followed reservation in admission. He also started a teachers’ training institute in 1947

According to a copper plate of the Muthukumara Vijayaragunatha Sethupathi Kaathathevar, one will incur the sin of killing a Kaaram Pasu, if one misappropriates the proceeds from Pakkiri Puthukulam village donated to the Habil and Qabil Dargah, which is a few yards away from the house of late President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

A series of tests carried out by the T.N. Water Supply and Sewerage Board, on the request of the ASI, has found that high levels of ammonium, nitrate and phosphate led to the colour change; The report has been sent to the ASI’s Chennai Circle, which might seek the govt.’s intervention into the issue