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The sole remaining Indian journalist on Chinese soil has been asked to leave the country within the current month, Bloomberg reported on Monday. It cited sources as saying that Chinese authorities have asked the Press Trust of India correspondent to depart. A Hindustan Times reporter in China also left the…

The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare’s notification to display anti-tobacco warnings before films and TV show episodes that feature them infringes on the freedom of speech of creators, Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF) said.

The Hindu Education Plus Career Counselling 2023 held in the city on Sunday, June 11, was a huge draw with students and their parents making the best of the opportunity to interact with subject experts and counsellors.

Students on the threshold of making a career choice received advice on the means to make their dreams come true by professionals and achievers from different walks of life at The Hindu Education Plus Career Counselling 2023 held in the city on Sunday, June 11.

Keep an open mind, and pursue your passion rather than choosing your courses based on peer or parental pressure, experts in various fields told students at the 21st edition of The Hindu Education Plus Career Counselling event on Saturday. The event, which was held at Sri Jagadguru Renuckacharya College, in…

Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi founder and Chidambaram MP Thol. Thirumvalavan, on Friday placed around seven 7 demands to the Tamil Nadu State government including the demand that a Dalit and a woman must be appointed as trustees in 43,283 temples administrated by the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments department in Tamil…

Paragraphs about Hindu radicals’ attempts to kill Mahatma Gandhi and the ban placed on the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) after his death were among those removed by the NCERT.

“In our country, even if there is fake news about attacks on mosques and churches, the country simmers with riots. But when a temple is attacked, there isn’t even a discussion.”

The Madras High Court has embarked on an exercise to ascertain whether Tamil Nadu’s Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR&CE) Department can be allowed to appoint Archakas (priests) to temples until a committee constituted by the court completes the exercise of identifying Agamic and non Agamic temples in the State.