Political Language in India: How War Metaphors Erode Democracy - Frontline Magazine
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Chennithala orders review of 23 child deaths in Palakkad between 2010 and 2023
The Home Minister’s Office said the government has tasked Deputy Inspector General of Police, Thrissur Range, T Narayanan, to head the review
Micro sculptures of India’s legendary scientists carved inside needle eye, set for space travel aboard Vikram-1
The sculptures were crafted using space-compatible materials, including stainless steel, 24-karat gold, pure silver, ceramic powder and carbon fibre particles, says Telangana’s Warangal-based international micro sculptor Ajay Kumar Mattewada
Wayanad mudslide: CM holds emergency meeting; Agriculture Minister terms it man-made disaster
Agriculture Minister T. Siddique said the accident was caused by unscientifically stacked excavated soil, and alleged that the contractor’s failure to remove the accumulated soil on time led to the incident
Neighbours’ quarrel over staircase leads to assault, two arrested in Anantapur
The two families had quarrelled over sweeping on a shared staircase; the police said the clash was a personal dispute, with no political motive