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In a quiet village in north Karnataka, ₹53 crore in pledged gold disappeared between two sunsets and a broken surveillance system
The last time it came this soon was in 2009, a year that opened with promise and closed in drought
The monsoon has touched the south Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea, ushering in, with rain-scented breath, India’s most awaited season
Kavery Nambisan’s eighth novel, set in rural Karnataka one hundred years ago, tells of status and identity, loss and pursuit
Karnataka BJP has made a provocative statement, drawing parallels between DKS and Maharashtra’s Shiv Sena breakaway leader Eknath Shinde
A year of many elections saw India’s freebie fetish push state-level expenditures beyond margins of safety
As reckless populism brings several Opposition-run states close to bankruptcy, more fiscally prudent states have also begun indulging in freebies. Ultimately, it is the voter who has to understand the dangers of dole