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Government hospitals in Karnataka recorded about 7,000 heart attack deaths between January and May, but the recent cluster of 23 deaths in Hassan has drawn unusual public attention
In India’s Silicon Valley, longer workdays threaten to displace workers and rewrite the idea of modern labour
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