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Kerala is a brand, investors are coming: State Industries Minister P. Rajeev

In an exclusive interview with The Hindu, the Minister said Kerala was building on the international reputation it gained with its uniquely successful management of the Covid pandemic to turn the State into an attractive investment destination

The Hindu

India at 75 | Looking back, looking ahead...

The Hindu greets its readers on 75 years of India’s Independence with special articles that assess the past and offer a vision of the future, a recognition of the difficulties and an understanding of the possibilities.

The Hindu

Such a long reckoning

We have splintered our thinking, split up our feelings. We have become a fractious family. On this defining anniversary, we have to face this searing truth

The Hindu

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On the anniversary of partition, let’s consign the pitiless logic of Hindu v Muslim to the past

Since 1947, India and Pakistan have shared profound affinities across ferociously policed borders, say Indian novelist Pankaj Mishra and Pakistani writer Ali Sethi

The Guardian - UK

Salman Rushdie: ‘My book being put in jail’

“It seems to me that we now have a situation in India in which any two or three religious people can get their will just by saying so!”

The Hindu

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath gets life threat, FIR lodged

LUCKNOW: In yet another incident, an unidentified miscreant gave life threat to Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath through a letter which the miscreant sent to a Hindu leader and gau sewak, who shot into fame for filing PILs demanding closure of illegal slaughter houses in Uttar Pradesh.

The Times of India

Three murders in a communal cauldron

With tempers running high among Hindutva activists in Karnataka after killings and counter-killings in Dakshina Kannada, K.V. Aditya Bharadwaj and Raghava M. report on how the government’s handling of the investigations could further nourish the ecosystem of violence in the State’s coastal belt

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The bloody legacy of Pakistan's creation in witness's own words

As Pakistan celebrates its 75th anniversary, Dr Mirza Mohammed Qadeer Baig tells in his own words the repercussions caused when the British left in 1947 and the horrors of Partition

Daily Mirror

India at 75 | A look at important Partition literature: Booker-winning Tomb of Sand, Khushwant Singh’s Train to Pakistan, and others

All of these works use compelling metaphors for the state of relations between India and Pakistan

The Hindu

At 75, India’s democracy is under pressure like never before

Since its independence in 1947, India has transformed from a poverty-stricken nation into one of the world's fastest-growing economies

The Independent UK

A forerunner to the Great Rebellion of 1857

The perceived harm to religious practices was the trigger for the 1806 Vellore Revolt, which saw Hindus and Muslims together fight the British

The Hindu

At 75, Pakistan has moved far from the secular and democratic vision of its founder, Mohammad Ali Jinnah

This month marks the 75th anniversary of Pakistan’s independence and of its Partition from British India in a devastating process that uprooted more than 15 million people and resulted in 1 million to 2 million dead. Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs – communities that had coexisted for hundreds of years –…

The Conversation

‘A Sikh soldier pulled me out of the rubble’: survivors recall India’s violent partition – and reflect on its legacy

Seventy-five years ago, India was carved up in a matter of months and the new states of East and West Pakistan were formed by lines drawn on a map by a man who had never visited the country. Here, three people who witnessed the huge upheaval and terrible sectarian violence…

The Guardian - UK

Street vendors selling food in Bengaluru to be trained by BBMP and FSSAI on cleanliness and food safety

Muralidhar K., Deputy Commissioner (Welfare), told The Hindu that the initiative is being taken up as per the new guidelines of the Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana – National Urban Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NULM) where an FSSAI team will train street vendors on the safe parameters to be followed while preparing food

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India slams China for blocking proposal to list JeM deputy chief Asghar a designated terrorist

This is the second time China has blocked an India-U.S. listing proposal at the UNSC in two months

The Hindu

DGCA opens doors for transgender pilots

Formulates its first-ever medical guidelines for transgender aspirants

The Hindu

The Hindu home expo gets under way

The one-month event will go on till September 10

The Hindu

Fact check: As monsoon arrives, misinformation pours

As monsoon rains lash several parts of the country, social media platforms are awash with weather-related misinformation.

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Kolkata: Religious harmony with water & sherbat

KOLKATA: A group of Hindu men and women, mostly middle-aged professionals from central Kolkata, observed Muharram by offering water and sherbat to those took part in the procession. They offered glasses of sherbat to the mourners as they walked through the city roads in the hot and humid weather.

The Hindu

India and Bangladesh in talks for major river agreement ahead of PM Hasina’s visit

Joint River Commission meeting to decide on deals over Kushiyara and Ganga rivers

The Hindu

Explained | On guardianship and adoption of minors

What are the multiple laws on adoption and custody of minors? What has the panel recommended with respect to the LGBTQI community?

The Times of India

Happy Raksha Bandhan 2022: Best Rakhi Wishes, Messages, Images, Quotes and Greetings to make your sibling feel special

Raksha Bandhan is a special festival in Hindu tradition where a girl ties rakhi (a thread that signifies love and respect) on her brother's wrist and the brother promises to protect her till his last breath.

The Times of India

When is Raksha Bandhan 2022? Date, Significance, History, Importance and all you need to know

The joyous festival Raksha Bandhan, which celebrates the bond shared between a sister and a brother, is right around the corner. The day is an opportunity to express your love for your sibling and how much they mean to you. Apart from loving each other, the festival also involves them…

The Hindu

Kozhikode Mayor’s presence at ‘RSS venue’ puts CPI(M) in a tight spot

The CPI(M) is abetting Talibanism in Kerala to the peril of Hindu and Christian communities, says BJP

Reuters

U.S. returns to Cambodia 30 antiquities looted from historic sites

(This Aug. 8 story, corrects 6th paragraph to state that Douglas Latchford was a dual citizen of Thailand and the United Kingdom, not Thailand and the United States)

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