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A census counts the total population, and under various categories and qualities — rural and urban, Scheduled Castes (SC) and ...
World Bank cuts India’s FY26 growth forecast to 6.3%; SpaceX postpones Falcon 9’s launch of Ax-4, and more in The Hindu’s top ...
Russia maps out 'buffer zone' that swallows nearly all of Ukraine as NATO warnings grow 'They treat Chahal and the bus driver the same way': Ricky Ponting, Shreyas Iyer credited for 'changing PBKS ...
And for Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and the CPM, the only outcome that matters in the Kerala assembly elections of May 2026 is whether they can get a third consecutive term. If that happens ...
In Kerala politics, anything is possible…) No one is giving P. V. Anwar much of a chance in the Nilambur by-election, even though there is no way anyone can predict with assurance that the ...
Having set a target of winning at least 250 local bodies, the BJP has revamped its Kerala unit by appointing 16 senior leaders as in-charges of the organisational districts The Kerala unit of the ...
The Election Commission of India on Sunday announced the schedule for upcoming bye-elections to fill vacant Assembly seats in Gujarat, Kerala, Punjab, and West Bengal. Polling will take place on ...
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra secured the Wayanad Lok Sabha seat with a margin of 4,10,931 votes, defeating Sathyan Mokeri of the Communist Party of India (CPI). Kerala High Court has issued summons to ...
The Election Commission of India has decided to hold bye-elections in five assembly constituencies in Gujarat, Kerala, Punjab and West Bengal. The seats in these constituencies have fallen vacant ...
Agriculture Minister P Prasad withdrew, citing the portrait's association with the RSS and its inaccurate map of India. Kerala government skips governor’s event over ‘Bharat Mata’ portrait ...
The Election Commission of India (ECI) announced the schedule for bypolls to five Assembly Constituencies of Gujarat, Kerala, Punjab and West Bengal. The polling will take place on June 19 ...
No one is giving P. V. Anwar much of a chance in the Nilambur by-election, even though there is no way anyone can predict with assurance that the winner will be the LDF or UDF candidate.