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South India Ranked Among World's Best Food Regions: Where Travellers Must Eat
South India has been recognised as one of the best regions for food on a global level. Below, we provide an introductory guide to the cuisines it includes and the best destinations to taste them.
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Travel Guide To Mattur: A Village In Karnataka That Speaks Sanskrit Even Today
Karnataka's Mattur earned the moniker of the first Sanskrit village in India in 1983. Here's how to plan a trip to Mattur the right way.
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Karnataka Issues Advisory On 'Brain-Eating Amoeba' For Sabarimala Pilgrims
Noting that the infection does not spread from person to person or by drinking contaminated water, the advisory said, Naegleria fowleri is a highly virulent microorganism that, when inhaled through water, can reach the brain.
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RSS Gets Go-Ahead For March On Congress Chief's Turf, But With Riders
The march will begin from Narendra Rathod Layout and pass through Samrat Circle, Basaveshwara Circle, Hanuman Temple, and Kumbara Wadi, before concluding at the designated point, according to the officials.
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On Camera, Karnataka Sanskrit Teacher Kicks, Thrashes Student For Using Phone
The clip shows the teacher, identified as Veeresh Hiremath, confronting the student for a few minutes before pinning him to the ground and kicking him.
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"Will Fall At Feet Of...": Woman Retracts Claim In Karnataka Mass Burial Case
In a dramatic turn of events, a woman who complained about the disappearance of her daughter from a temple in Karnataka's Dharmasthala in 2003 has backtracked.
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7 Mysterious Places In India Where Science Fails And Stories Take Over
From temples with floating pillars to villages without doors, the country is filled with places that refuse to play by the rules of logic.
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Karnataka Hikes Service Fees In 14 Major Temples, BJP Hits Out
The Karnataka government has hiked the service fees for devotees at 14 major temples, which come under the Muzrai Department.
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BJP Escalates Dharmasthala Central Probe Demand With March To Temple Town
Karnataka's opposition BJP is pushing ahead with its demand for a Central investigation into the huge controversy over allegations of murder and burial of young girls in pilgrim town Dharamsthala.
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U-Turn No 3 In Karnataka Mass Burial Case, Sujata Had No Daughter: Sources
Sujata Bhat - the elderly Kannada woman who said her daughter went missing in Dharmasthala, a Karnataka village at the centre of a mass burial controversy involving sordid allegations of sexual abuse and murder - lied about her 'child', sources said.
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DK Shivakumar's 'Not Exclusive To Hindus' Remark Gets Royal Condemnation
Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has found himself at the centre of a controversy after his remark that Chamundi Hill, home to the famous Chamundeshwari temple in Mysuru, "is not the exclusive property of Hindus."
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'Chamundi Hill Not Just Hindu Property,' Says DK Shivakumar, BJP Hits Back
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has said Chamundi Hill in Mysuru which houses the famous Chamundeswari Temple, was not the property of Hindus alone, a statement that drew a response from the opposition BJP.
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Temples Not "Secular Places": Minister Slams Congress Amid Dasara Invite Row
The Karnataka government's invite to Booker Prize-winning author and activist Banu Mushtaq to inaugurate the Dasara festival in Mysuru is snowballing and turning into a Congress versus BJP fight.
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Masked Man, A Skull, Mass Grave Claim: Decoding The Dharmasthala Conspiracy
A masked man, skull in hand, walked into a police station in Karnataka's temple town, Dharmasthala, on July 3 and made chilling allegations about a mass grave where hundreds of women, many of them victims of sexual assault, were buried.
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Dharmasthala Row Explained: Inside Facts, Claims, And A Masked Man
The temple town of Dharmasthala in Karnataka - one of the major pilgrim centres of the southern state -- has been caught in a raging controversy after a man claimed he was forced to bury and cremate around a hundred women.
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South India Ranked Among World's Best Food Regions: Where Travellers Must Eat
South India has been recognised as one of the best regions for food on a global level. Below, we provide an introductory guide to the cuisines it includes and the best destinations to taste them.
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Travel Guide To Mattur: A Village In Karnataka That Speaks Sanskrit Even Today
Karnataka's Mattur earned the moniker of the first Sanskrit village in India in 1983. Here's how to plan a trip to Mattur the right way.
-
Karnataka Issues Advisory On 'Brain-Eating Amoeba' For Sabarimala Pilgrims
Noting that the infection does not spread from person to person or by drinking contaminated water, the advisory said, Naegleria fowleri is a highly virulent microorganism that, when inhaled through water, can reach the brain.
-
RSS Gets Go-Ahead For March On Congress Chief's Turf, But With Riders
The march will begin from Narendra Rathod Layout and pass through Samrat Circle, Basaveshwara Circle, Hanuman Temple, and Kumbara Wadi, before concluding at the designated point, according to the officials.
-
On Camera, Karnataka Sanskrit Teacher Kicks, Thrashes Student For Using Phone
The clip shows the teacher, identified as Veeresh Hiremath, confronting the student for a few minutes before pinning him to the ground and kicking him.
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"Will Fall At Feet Of...": Woman Retracts Claim In Karnataka Mass Burial Case
In a dramatic turn of events, a woman who complained about the disappearance of her daughter from a temple in Karnataka's Dharmasthala in 2003 has backtracked.
-
7 Mysterious Places In India Where Science Fails And Stories Take Over
From temples with floating pillars to villages without doors, the country is filled with places that refuse to play by the rules of logic.
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Karnataka Hikes Service Fees In 14 Major Temples, BJP Hits Out
The Karnataka government has hiked the service fees for devotees at 14 major temples, which come under the Muzrai Department.
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BJP Escalates Dharmasthala Central Probe Demand With March To Temple Town
Karnataka's opposition BJP is pushing ahead with its demand for a Central investigation into the huge controversy over allegations of murder and burial of young girls in pilgrim town Dharamsthala.
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U-Turn No 3 In Karnataka Mass Burial Case, Sujata Had No Daughter: Sources
Sujata Bhat - the elderly Kannada woman who said her daughter went missing in Dharmasthala, a Karnataka village at the centre of a mass burial controversy involving sordid allegations of sexual abuse and murder - lied about her 'child', sources said.
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DK Shivakumar's 'Not Exclusive To Hindus' Remark Gets Royal Condemnation
Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has found himself at the centre of a controversy after his remark that Chamundi Hill, home to the famous Chamundeshwari temple in Mysuru, "is not the exclusive property of Hindus."
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'Chamundi Hill Not Just Hindu Property,' Says DK Shivakumar, BJP Hits Back
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has said Chamundi Hill in Mysuru which houses the famous Chamundeswari Temple, was not the property of Hindus alone, a statement that drew a response from the opposition BJP.
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Temples Not "Secular Places": Minister Slams Congress Amid Dasara Invite Row
The Karnataka government's invite to Booker Prize-winning author and activist Banu Mushtaq to inaugurate the Dasara festival in Mysuru is snowballing and turning into a Congress versus BJP fight.
-
Masked Man, A Skull, Mass Grave Claim: Decoding The Dharmasthala Conspiracy
A masked man, skull in hand, walked into a police station in Karnataka's temple town, Dharmasthala, on July 3 and made chilling allegations about a mass grave where hundreds of women, many of them victims of sexual assault, were buried.
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Dharmasthala Row Explained: Inside Facts, Claims, And A Masked Man
The temple town of Dharmasthala in Karnataka - one of the major pilgrim centres of the southern state -- has been caught in a raging controversy after a man claimed he was forced to bury and cremate around a hundred women.
