The Hindu Bangladesh saw surge of mob killings in 2024: Rights groups

Ain o Salish Kendra (ASK), a leading Bangladeshi human rights organisation, said it had recorded at least 128 people killed by mobs in 2024

The Hindu Anganwadi workers await dues for role in Ladki Bahin scheme roll-out

These workers were tasked with enrolling eligible women beneficiaries in the 21-60 age group for the ₹1,500 monthly assistance scheme; a Government Resolution had promised ₹50 for each online application form filled

The Hindu Fire breaks out at Ramanathapuram medical college hospital

The Hindu This New Year, give up dishonest, deceitful behaviour: BJP’s jibe at Kejriwal

The Hindu New Year rings in with traffic jams, heavy rush at popular hubs, markets in Delhi

Long queues witnessed at key metro stations like Rajiv Chowk, Central Secretariat ; police say on New Year’s Eve nearly 4,500 challans, 34% higher than in 2024, issued; no fatal accident reported

The Hindu A temple in north Chennai where people gather to attend annual Carnatic concerts

The Hindu Karnataka Woman Minister on receiving end

The alleged remark of MLC C.T. Ravi against Minister Laxmi Hebbalkar reflects a larger mindset

The Hindu 247 vehicles taken into preventive custody during New Year celebrations

About 19,000 personnel, assisted by nearly 1,500 home guards, were deployed; automatic number plate recognition and CCTV cameras were used to detect traffic rule violations; 30 teams were in place to avert bike racing and speeding

The Hindu BJP Delhi MPs propose four new projects for national capital to Gadkari

The Hindu Road-users urge NHAI not to hand over the Madhavaram-Nallur stretch to T.N. govt.

The Hindu One arrested for murder of man during quarrel in Kasimedu

The Hindu CMRL to install flood barriers at some of its underground stations

CMRL officials say bids have been floated to put up flood barriers at some of the vulnerable locations on the phase I network and its extension

The Hindu Letters to The Editor — January 2, 2025

The Hindu ​Too little, too late: on Manipur and the Home Ministry’s self pat

The situation in Manipur belies the Home Ministry’s sanguine assessment

The Hindu The sorry state of India’s parliamentary proceedings

The diminishing of Parliament is deeply damaging to India’s democracy