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SSK programme for Class I and II students will see them read at least eight books

The BJP’s southern push was evident in run-up to first phase

The BJP-led Union government is making several efforts to “reclaim” the lost stories of Adivasi resistance movements in order to build a nationalistic tribal identity. Believing that the Adivasi identity is being appropriated by the Sangh Parivar, the indigenous communities of Rajasthan and Jharkhand are attempting to counter these narratives, reports Abhinay Lakshman

Writings and official Israeli assertions offer an idea of what ‘a Jewish national home’ and a long-standing dispute constitute

Palestine should be granted full-member status of the UN for a start

Supporting science and scientists is essential in India’s quest to become a major economic powerhouse

During the 2019 Lok Sabha poll, the State recorded 58.01% turnout

A total of 97 candidates, including Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, who is eyeing a third term, were in the fray for the five seats in the first phase

CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury says INDIA bloc offers a ‘strong, viable alternative’ to BJP. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s frequent campaign forays to Kerala and Tamil Nadu signalled sheer desperation and would boomerang on his party as seen in the Karnataka Assembly elections, he adds

Inclusion of geriatric care lessons in textbooks and strengthening of primary health-care facilities for the elderly are on the list of demands put forth for the consideration of policymakers against the backdrop of Lok Sabha elections

Chennai Central registers the lowest turnout of 67.35% among 39 constituencies in the State

To escape the searing heat, many voters, especially senior citizens, walked in as early as 6.45 p.m. to cast their vote. Though until noon, many braved the heat and waited in queues to vote, post noon, it was rather dull for a while and voting picked up pace in the evening