Karnataka schools directed to celebrate Kannada Rajyotsava on November 1 despite Sunday holiday

Recent Views 18 Karnataka schools ordered to observe Kannada Rajyotsava as headmasters raise concerns over Sunday holiday Kannada Rajyotsava 2026: The Karnataka School Education and Literacy Department has directed all government, aided and unaided primary and high schools across the state to celebrate Kannada Rajyotsava on November 1, even though the occasion falls on a…

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Most of private equity in health went to west & south: Study | India News

Recent Views 10 A study found that private equity investment in India’s healthcare sector is concentrated in urban hospitals in southern and western states, leaving rural and underserved regions largely overlooked. (AI-generated image) A mapping of private equity investments in India’s health sector over past 18 years has revealed investments are overwhelmingly in multispecialty hospitals…

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Tamil Nadu declares holiday on November 9 for schools, colleges and government offices

Recent Views 15 Tamil Nadu holiday announcement: Schools and colleges closed on November 9, November 28 a working day Tamil Nadu holiday November 9: The Tamil Nadu government has declared November 9 a holiday for all government offices, public sector undertakings, schools, colleges and educational institutions across the state. The decision was announced on Wednesday…

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Canada seeks EU ‘associate member’ status as Carney counters Trump’s trade pressure

Recent Views 13 File photo: President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, right, gives remarks alongside Prime Minister Mark Carney at a roundtable with business leaders during the Canada-EU Summit in Montreal, Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026 Canadian prime minister Mark Carney and European commission president Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday pressed for…

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He was buried beneath a hearth, with a large stone pressed against his mouth and face, just one cm below the floor people walked on; researchers now suggest the 3,700-year-old burial was part of a magical ritual, not a punishment

Recent Views 15 A man buried beneath a hearth in southeastern Spain nearly 3,700 years ago may have been subjected to a ritual intended to suppress supernatural forces rather than simply punish or humiliate him, according to a new archaeological study. The man’s face was positioned just one centimetre below the floor of a large…

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