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Two decades on, hunger still haunts Gujarat: Survey exposes stark gap behind poverty claims
A Niti Aayog report, released about two years ago, estimated that in Gujarat — which our powers-that-be have long considered a model state — 11.66% of people are "multidimensionally...
Ayesha Tirmizi was recovering when her life was cut short
The 51-year-old died in the fire that broke out in the ICU of Shrey Hospital in Ahmedabad on Thursday morning
Covid-19 in Assam: AASU demands relief package
With over 14,000 active cases the state is struggling as it faces the twin blows of the pandemic and floods
Remembering Usaa: The greatest revolutionary barber after Upali
The anti-caste activist succumbed to Covid-19 recently
Unmindful mining will bring permanent pandemic
A closer look at the allocation of the country’s natural resources to crony corporates during the Covid-19 lockdown
Not fair to label those with mental illness as ‘weak’
Filmmaker and journalist Rukmini Sen revisits her mother's Bipolar Disorder in wake of the controversy surrounding Sushant Singh Rajput
No Eid-ul-Adha prayers at AMU, other states list Dos and Dont’s
Some allow 50 worshipers in mosques, others ban animal sacrifice in public, some others want ‘drone surveillance’
14 cops, priest test Covid-19 positive in Ayodhya
A ‘bhoomi-poojan’ is scheduled to take place at the site of the Ram Temple on August 5
Corona warriors adorn walls of Mahim Jn
Portraits of essential service workers painted to honour those who kept working through the pandemic
How is Varavara Rao’s health?
The 80-year-old undertrail poet, a Covid-19 patient, has been in hospital for 12 days, and his family is yet to get any official update
GN Saibaba gets medical care, khichdi, is safe from Covid: Maharashtra govt
The state has opposed GN Saibaba’s bail plea saying he gets adequate medical care, food, and is safe in his cell
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