Suresh Nambath

Cauvery: River of Life turns lens on the magical brown landscapes of MM Hills With one of her front legs slightly raised, she starts moving her trunk around. Too many smells in the air. Thanks to an unkind summer, there are a large number of takers for the very little water whi...

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​A legend, made: On D. Gukesh, the world’s youngest chess champion Gukesh becoming the youngest world champion would also motivate his Indian compatriots and will add a fillip to the growth of modern chess

​A slow, relentless attack: On D. Gukesh, the world’s youngest chess champion - www.thehindu.com/opinion/edit..., For the best experience read this on The Hindu App. bit.ly/THNewsApp

A bot that knows all about the Marghazhi music season. From @thehindu.com www.thehindu.com/infographics...

​Revanchist suits: On the Shahi Jama Masjid - www.thehindu.com/opinion/edit..., For the best experience read this on The Hindu App. bit.ly/THNewsApp

Devendra Fadnavis: The man behind the surge - www.thehindu.com/elections/ma..., For the best experience read this on The Hindu App. bit.ly/THNewsApp

​Targeting minorities: On the state of Bangladesh  - www.thehindu.com/opinion/edit..., For the best experience read this on The Hindu App. bit.ly/THNewsApp

​Timely reiteration: On the Preamble and the Supreme Court’s order The Supreme Court of India has done well to rebuff an attempt to question the characterisation of the country as ‘secular’ and ‘socialist’ in the amended Preamble to the Constitution

If the Constitution of India is inherently secular, it is inherently socialist too. Timely reiteration: On the Preamble and the Supreme Court’s order   - www.thehindu.com/opinion/edit..., For the best experience read this on The Hindu App. bit.ly/THNewsApp

The Constitution still thrives, let it show India the way Indians can be grateful that the ascent to power of the very elements of Indian politics who had initially rejected the Constitution has not resulted in its abandonment

75 years ago, Ambedkar highlighted the fact that “there is complete absence of two things in Indian society” — equality and fraternity. Have things changed?
The Constitution still thrives, let it show India the way - www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead..., Shashi Tharoor in @thehindu.com bit.ly/THNewsApp

Trump 2.0 | Portentions of a second innings - www.thehindu.com/news/interna..., For the best experience read this on The Hindu App. bit.ly/THNewsApp

Ashwini Vaishnaw on the challenges in the media landscape today

1. Fake news & disinformation
2. ⁠Fair compensation by platforms
3. ⁠Algorithmic bias
4. ⁠Impact of AI on Intellectual Property

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Devendra Fadnavis interview: ‘Meeting with Sharad Pawar did take place, but not at Adani’s residence’ Maharashtra Assembly elections: Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis says a discussion between BJP and NCP took place at a ‘neutral venue’ in Delhi in November 2019; Maharashtra CM choice will not ...

Meeting with Sharad Pawar did take place, but not at Adani’s residence: Devendra Fadnavis - www.thehindu.com/elections/ma...

​Saving doctors: On medical professionals, their safety The presence of deterrence in health-care institutions, such as CCTV monitoring and security checks, is the only way of ensuring that doctors remain safe

​Violence, like poetry, is often the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings; but, unlike poetry, it is always ugly and, in most cases, self-destructive- www.thehindu.com/opinion/edit..., For the best experience read this on The Hindu App. bit.ly/THNewsApp

Razing impunity: On bulldozer demolitions and the Supreme Court - www.thehindu.com/opinion/edit..., For the best experience read this on The Hindu App. bit.ly/THNewsApp

We would like to state at this time that we appreciate his professional work for The Hindu as the Gujarat correspondent based in Ahmedabad. We do hope that no journalist anywhere is targeted for their work, and we expect the investigation to be conducted fairly and quickly. Suresh Nambath, Editor

We would like to state at this time that we appreciate his professional work for The Hindu as the Gujarat correspondent based in Ahmedabad. We do hope that no journalist anywhere is targeted for their work, and we expect the investigation to be conducted fairly and quickly. Suresh Nambath, Editor

One of our journalists, Mahesh Langa, has been arrested by the Crime Branch of the Ahmedabad City Police on a complaint registered by the Central GST. While we have no details about the merits of the case, we are given to understand that this is not related to his reports published in The Hindu.

The technique of emotion: How the actor in S.P. Balasubrahmanyam helped the singer in him Discover the unparalleled genius of S.P. Balasubrahmanyam, a master storyteller and playback singer, through his incredible body of work.

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Electoral Bonds: 33 loss-making firms donated electoral bonds worth ₹582 crore, 75% went to BJP | Data At least 45 companies that donated electoral bonds to the BJP have suspect funding sources. Thirty-three companies which had negative or near zero profit after tax donated to the ruling party

Parties over profits: 33 loss-making firms donated electoral bonds worth ₹582 crore, 75% went to BJP | Data - www.thehindu.com/data/thirty-..., For the best experience read this on The Hindu App. bit.ly/THNewsApp

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When it’s not coercive, it’s often vindictive: ED and IT had conducted searches on many firms which purchased electoral bonds - www.thehindu.com/data/ed-and-..., For the best experience read this on The Hindu App. bit.ly/THNewsApp

Watch | How India became a pace-bowling superpower A video on the rise of India’s fast-bowling unit and the people behind the scenes who helped the bowlers find their peak

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Bird Watching in India : Places, Areas and Species to look out for in 2024. Bird Watching in 2024: Discover India's diverse bird species and prime bird-watching spots throughout the year, including migratory hotspots on The Hindu.

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Are Interpol’s notices being politically exploited? | EXPLAINED Interpol, founded in 1923, is an independent global organisation facilitating international police cooperation and combating transnational crimes.

Is India misusing Interpol’s blue notice to target political dissidents?

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Stones, bullets, and rubble in Haldwani On February 8, 2024, municipal authorities in Haldwani, Uttarakhand, demolished a mosque and a madrasa claiming they were illegal structures. Consequent clash between the residents of the area and the...

Five days after he brought Sarfaraz to the hospital to treat injuries from the police firing in Haldwani, Shahnawaz is wearing the same blood-soaked clothes. “It is only the poor who get punished every time, whether during a pandemic or an incident of violence.”

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The real travesty: The Hindu Editorial on the Governor of Tamil Nadu and the Governor’s address The Governor’s customary address to the legislature at the first session of every year is being increasingly politicised

The larger issue is the propensity of Governors to act as political agents of the ruling party at the Centre. www.thehindu.com/opinion/edit...

The Gyanvapi case and a sense of disquiet in Varanasi With a district court allowing Hindus to conduct pujas in the southern cellar of Gyanvapi mosque, tensions have risen between the two communities. A report on the social and structural changes in an a...

With a district court allowing Hindus to conduct pujas in the southern cellar of Gyanvapi mosque, tensions have risen between the two communities. A ground report on the social and structural changes in an ancient city, which have divided people

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The concept of justice should not be lost in the search for uniformity, which should be no more than an incidental consequence of equality.

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