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The Hindu Letters to The Editor — July 12, 2024
The Hindu Arrest Nagendra, says Sriramulu
The Hindu Secular remedy: On the Muslim woman, maintenance and Court verdict
Muslim women’s right to seek maintenance under secular laws is well established
The Hindu Reading the tea leaves ahead of China’s Third Plenum
There is some hope that the plenum might point to a change in direction for China
The Hindu Can of worms: On NEET-UG 2024
The government must ensure greater transparency in NEET
The Hindu During conflict, there is no such thing as strategic autonomy: U.S. Ambassador
As Washington raises concerns over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Moscow, Eric Garcetti says India and the U.S. must ‘act together’ in ‘times of need’ as trusted partners
The Hindu Breaking the taboo around men’s reproductive health
It is time to recognise and address the subject of male reproductive health issues in India
The Hindu Cancellation of management quota in new govt. medical colleges sought in A.P.
With 50% of the seats falling under self-financed and NRI categories, meritorious students from weaker financial background are being deprived of opportunity to pursue courses in medicine, says A.P. Medicos’ Parents’ Association president A. Venkateswarlu
The Hindu The painful spectacle of 47 wives of the Ramanathapuram king committing sati
J.H. Nelson records in his The Madura Country: A Manual that the women threw themselves on the pyre of Kizhavan Sethupathy in 1710, some distance away from the Ramanathapuram palace. Another sati was performed in 1720 when Tanda Devan, son-in-law of Vijayaraghunatha Sethupathy, was executed, writes historian S.M. Kamal
The Hindu How a co-operative model of farming helped boost floriculture in Tamil Nadu
In the late 1990s, Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation conceived a project on 50 hectares to drive up flower cultivation. Under this initiative, named TANFLORA, individual growers would produce flowers under a common brand. TIDCO chose Hosur in Krishnagiri district for this venture because of its climatic conditions
