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The Hindu Zaheer Khan in talks with Super Giants for mentorship role
Former cricketer Zaheer Khan is in talks to mentor Lucknow Super Giants, bringing T20 expertise to coaching setup
The Hindu Sweltering public hospitals turn into ‘death traps’ for poor communities
India’s public health infrastructure is crumbling under the sheer volume of sick people and this might have unintended consequences for people in the current heatwave India is experiencing; this phenomenon disproportionately affects poor and marginalised communities who have no access to cooling devices
The Hindu Vinesh Phogat alleges withdrawal of security from women wrestlers; routine training, counters police
DCP (New Delhi) Devesh Kumar Mahla said that while the security had not been withdrawn, the responsibility to guard the wrestlers had been entrusted to the Haryana police
The Hindu Sussex relieves Pujara after signing Daniel Hughes for 2025 season
Cheteshwar Pujara won’t return to Sussex as Australian Daniel Hughes takes over for County Championship and T20 matches
The Hindu Armand Duplantis soars to new high following world record
Armand Duplantis dominates the men’s pole vault at the Lausanne Diamond League meet, setting new meet record at 6.15m
The Hindu The palatial bungalows in Chettinad become symbols of the region’s rich cultural heritage
Chettinad spans 1,553 kilometres and comprises two towns and 73 villages across Sivaganga and Pudukkottai districts. Its charm lies in its numerous palatial bungalows, nestled in villages amid a dry and arid landscape. Many of these bungalows, once in disrepair, have been meticulously renovated to welcome foreign tourists
The Hindu The book on Yazh, mother of string instruments, is out after 50 years
It was in 1947 that Vipulananda Adigal published a scientific study of the instrument in Yaazh Nool. The book was republished in 1974 and after half-a-century later, Sivalayam J. Mohan, secretary of Sekkizhar Aaraichi Maiyam, has reprinted it again
The Hindu Why a former Chief Minister turned against his own party in the Madras Assembly
In 1950, the Assembly faced an odd situation: a legislator, who not only belonged to the ruling party but was also a former Chief Minister, levelled allegations against some Ministers. He was Tanguturi Prakasam, who became the Premier after the 1946 Assembly election. He quit the post in March 1947 after an inner-party rebellion
