Mehul Choksi gives up Indian citizenship, surrenders passport
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Shivakumara Swamiji: Walking god who believed in the power of education
The Lingayat seer was a true follower of 12th century social reformer Basaveshwara
By Prathima Nandakumar
January 21, 2019
National
- Commitment to values essential in every sphere of life Rajnath
- CBI DSP A K Bassi moves SC against his transfer to Port Blair
- Rahul greets people of Meghalaya Manipur Tripura on statehood day
- HP CM lays foundation stone of various developmental projects
- PM condoles demise of Lingayat seer
International
- Piercings incense drumming Malaysia marks Thaipusam festival
- Israeli bombardment in Syria kills 11 monitor
- Taliban target military base police center killing 12
- Trump Erdogan agree to pursue a negotiated solution for northeast Syria WH
- Israel says carrying out strikes on Iranian targets in Syria
Sports
- Kohli is greatest ODI batsman to have played the game Clarke
- Ace TT player Manika Batra to attend National Voters' Day event in Delhi on Jan 25
- Women get lot of respect in other countries but people don't practise what they preach in India Sindhu
- Sharapova stuns Wozniacki as ice men Nadal and Federer plough on
- No.4 position is something we want solidified Kohli
Entertainment
- Gaurav Gupta to open Lakme Fashion Week Summer Resort 2019
- I am afraid of controversy want to stay away from it Nawazuddin Siddiqui
- Have been harassed by actors on sets says Kangana Ranaut
- Star system will never fade away says Ajay Devgn
- Many people famous today but only few are stars says Kajol
Business
- ABSYZ a Salesforce Platinum Partner Acquired by Youngsoft Inc.
- India's Biggest Obstacle Running Event Maruti Suzuki Arena Devils Circuit - Pune Edition Concludes
- Manaroopa - A Kannada Psychological Crime Thriller Feature Film Poster Launched by CMCR Movies
- NMIMS Organises First Edition of International Conference on Advances in Materials Science Applied Biology
- Printing of Budget documents begins with 'Halwa' ceremony
She said has faced toxic behaviour from many people in her career
Women are not going to Sabarimala to make love with Lord Ayyappa, says BJP MP
Talking to THE WEEK's Vijaya Pushkarna, BJP MP and dalit leader Udit Raj welcomed the recent entry of two women of menstruating age to the Sabarimala temple in Kerala. Asserting that the redundant traditions must go, Raj touches upon various aspects
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Tapan Kumar Sen, General Secretary, CITU speaks to THE WEEK
Ten trade unions in the country have called for a 48-hour-long nationwide general strike on January 8-9, which they claim will be a “historic event”. Tapan Kumar Sen of CITU speaks to THE WEEK about the general strike.
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Video of Bindu, Kanakadurga visiting Sabarimala shrine
Two Keralite women, Kanakadurga of Malappuram and Bindu from Kozhikode, claim that they managed to offer prayers at the Lord Ayyappa Temple in #Sabarimala.
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The Insurrections Ensemble at Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2018
The Insurrections Ensemble, a collective of poets and musicians from India and South Africa, which is performing at Kochi-Muziris Biennale
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