India’s leather industry is polluting the Palar River, endangering water, farms, and health despite court orders.

Despite a young population, Indian manufacturers are struggling to build a reliable pipeline of labour to power their ‘China+1’ ambitions. The reasons are complex. We break it down.

TIRUPPUR: The residents of Manickapuram village, near Palladam, requested the district collector to find another location for a bio-CNG plant planned by the Tir ...

Coimbatore: In a bid to scientifically assess the impact of climate change on crops, particularly coconut and nutmeg, a group ...

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In Bihar, increased borrowing from multiple sources, both institutional and informal lenders, has led to excessive debt ...

A wedding in Himachal Pradesh recently made news as the bride married two brothers. However, the custom of polyandry has been ...

A police intelligence source revealed that Chhangur Baba used to roam around the Haji Ali Dargah in Mumbai and look out for ...

Calling MK Stalin's DMK a ‘sticker government’, EPS slammed it for copy-pasting existing programs without offering original solutions.

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Set in the classical Sangam period, this tale of common folk trying to make a living in a world of abundance recognises the ...

World Chess Day, celebrated annually on July 20th, commemorates the founding of the International Chess Federation (FIDE) and ...