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The debate over the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, has ironically united and exposed divisions within Muslim groups even as several lakhs have sought to register their dissent against the proposed changes, reports Syed Mohammed

Suralkar Vikas Kishor, Special Commissioner (Health) of the BBMP, announced that these closures are part of a broader initiative to enforce compliance among PGs across the city.

Universal Human Rights Service Foundation says footfall to Nandi Hills has already reached its maximum capacity

City’s maiden tech park, International Technology Park that came up in 1998 at Whitefield, was a joint venture between Tatas and a Singapore consortium

Refugees who came to live in camps in Raichur in 1971 are now well acclamatised. However, some issues persist, ranging problems in getting caste certificates to land deeds

A kg of onion is available somewhere between ₹50 and ₹55 while tomato prices remains at ₹50 a kg

Plea for imposing restrictions on media declined

The safety kits specifically designed for toddy tappers will prevent the risk of falling off the palm trees while tapping toddy and ensure the safety of toddy tappers

A survey of voters provides insights that explain how the National Conference emerged as the single largest party in the 2024 Jammu and Kashmir polls

Article 370 and the restoration of Statehood are ranked much lower than development-related concerns.

Horseshoe crabs have been around for millions of years, but their habitats are increasingly being degraded. While scientists have now begun tagging them to track their movements and study them better on the beaches they come to nest on, The Hindu finds that they are also in demand for the medical industry

Many in Kashmir feels that the balance of power has shifted in favour of Jammu under the BJP-led Union government, a perception that may contribute to the ongoing political divide between the two regions.

While women’s representation in the J&K Assembly remains minimal, their voting decisions proved to be a determinant for the NC–Congress alliance emerging victorious

When asked whether Jammu and Kashmir would be governed better as a State or Union Territory, two-thirds of the respondents felt that Statehood has the potential for better governance

Driven by anxieties of losing land and cultural identity in the absence of Article 370, around 64% voters support restoration of the special status granted to the erstwhile State of Jammu and Kashmir; around 81% people feel a better future lies in restoration of Statehood