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Tuesday, 06 May 2025

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Dawn of light

Dawn of light

Visually-impaired and differently-abled students, who completed their PhD, get laptops from the state government at the Adivasi Ground in Bhubaneswar on Friday.  Picture by Sanjib Mukherjee

TT Bureau Published 03.12.16, 12:00 AM

Visually-impaired and differently-abled students, who completed their PhD, get laptops from the state government at the Adivasi Ground in Bhubaneswar on Friday.
Picture by Sanjib Mukherjee

India turns off Chenab dam tap as New Delhi weaponises water against Islamabad

Local men and women on Monday swarmed the Akhnoor area of Jammu, some 20km from where the Chenab enters Pakistan’s Sialkot district, to enjoy a rare crossing of the river on foot

Attendees during the inauguration of the Jagannath temple in Digha on April 30. (PTI picture)

Dawn of light

Visually-impaired and differently-abled students, who completed their PhD, get laptops from the state government at the Adivasi Ground in Bhubaneswar on Friday.  Picture by Sanjib Mukherjee

India turns off Chenab dam tap as New Delhi weaponises water against Islamabad

Pakistan’s most powerful man Asim Munir steps out of the shadows to confront India

PM Modi weighs attack fallout as pressure mounts on govt to avenge Pahalgam massacre

The situation is not so dire that I have to steal neem wood for Jagannath Dham in Digha

BJP hijacked riot kin: Mamata points communal finger at 'acting PM' Amit Shah in Murshidabad

Trump within his rights to negotiate on tariff, India capable of working out decent deal

Women’s panel cagey on slurs targeting navy widow who seeks peace after Pahalgam attack

Terai sacrilege storm in Darjeeling teacup: Scanner on violation of Geographical Indications law

Wedding torchbearer to education flagbearer: Dalit boy becomes first Class X passout in UP village

States told to conduct mock drills amid tensions with Pakistan after Pahalgam attack

Delhi police ramp up security, plan mock drills amid Indo-Pak tensions

Military solution is no solution: UN chief urges India, Pakistan to step back from brink

Dawn of light

Visually-impaired and differently-abled students, who completed their PhD, get laptops from the state government at the Adivasi Ground in Bhubaneswar on Friday.&nbsp; Picture by Sanjib Mukherjee

India turns off Chenab dam tap as New Delhi weaponises water against Islamabad

Pakistan’s most powerful man Asim Munir steps out of the shadows to confront India

PM Modi weighs attack fallout as pressure mounts on govt to avenge Pahalgam massacre

The situation is not so dire that I have to steal neem wood for Jagannath Dham in Digha

BJP hijacked riot kin: Mamata points communal finger at 'acting PM' Amit Shah in Murshidabad

Trump within his rights to negotiate on tariff, India capable of working out decent deal

Women’s panel cagey on slurs targeting navy widow who seeks peace after Pahalgam attack

Terai sacrilege storm in Darjeeling teacup: Scanner on violation of Geographical Indications law

Wedding torchbearer to education flagbearer: Dalit boy becomes first Class X passout in UP village

States told to conduct mock drills amid tensions with Pakistan after Pahalgam attack

Delhi police ramp up security, plan mock drills amid Indo-Pak tensions

Military solution is no solution: UN chief urges India, Pakistan to step back from brink

Visually-impaired and differently-abled students, who completed their PhD, get laptops from the state government at the Adivasi Ground in Bhubaneswar on Friday. Picture by Sanjib Mukherjee