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Kharge calls on Siddu to control honeytrap damage

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March 24, 2025

WITH the alleged honeytrap attempt on Cooperation Minister KN Rajanna taking fresh twists and turns, AICC President Mallikarjuna Kharge visited Chief Minister Siddaramaiah at the latter's official residence Cauvery, here on Sunday.

- DEVARAJ B HIREHALLI @ Bengaluru

Though Kharge maintained it was a courtesy call to inquire after Siddaramaiah's health, there is a possibility that the honeytrap matter was discussed, according to sources. Kharge might have advised Siddaramaiah to order a probe as soon as possible, to control further damage to the party, they added. "He wished to come to my house but I volunteered to visit him as was unwell. It is my duty to inquire about his health," Kharge told reporters. Asked about the honeytrap i

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When Sholay came to hills of Ramanagara

“KOI haseena jab rooth jaati hai toh, aur namkeen ho jaati hai...” Veeru (legendary actor late Dharmendra) romanced his lady love Basanti (Hema Malini) on Dhanno’s tonga on the muddy jungle roads leading to Ramadevara Betta, arevered shrine around 50km from Bengaluru, more than half a century ago in Bollywood’s magnum opus Sholay.

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1 min

November 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Hubballi

The New Indian Express Hubballi

Punjab village bids adieu to He-Man ‘uncle’

THE He-Man of Bollywood, 89year-old veteran actor Dharmendra, who acted in more than 300 movies spanning 65 years, belonged to Dangon village, some 25 km away from Ludhiana in Punjab.

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1 mins

November 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Hubballi

The New Indian Express Hubballi

A 'Honest Second Opinion' can ensure right treatment

WITH a view to help patients avoid unnecessary surgeries and reduce unnecessary expenses, Superhealth, a healthcare startup has launched ‘Honest Second Opinion’.

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1 mins

November 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Hubballi

The New Indian Express Hubballi

PM returns to Ayodhya for flag hoisting in Ram temple

PREPARATIONS for Dhwajaarohan (flag hoisting) ceremony on the Ram temple's spire reaching their culmination with Prime Minister Narendra Modi ready to return to the temple town after 22 months of the consecration ceremony of Ram Lalla in the sanctum sanctorum which he presided over on January 22, 2024.

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1 mins

November 25, 2025

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Proposed amendment to protection of plant varieties law raises concern

Ongoing consultations may harm farmers: Experts

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1 mins

November 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Hubballi

The New Indian Express Hubballi

‘Veeru’ romanced ‘Basanti’ on tonga along muddy jungle roads in K’taka

KOI haseena jab rooth jati hai toh aur namkeen ho jaati hai - Veeru (Bollywood's legendary actor Late Dharmendra) romanced his lady love Basanti (Hema Malini) on Dhanno's (mare) tonga on the muddy jungle roads leading to Ramadevare Betta-a revered shrine around 50 km from Bengaluru more than half a century ago in Bollywood's magnum opus 'Sholay.'

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1 min

November 25, 2025

The New Indian Express Hubballi

Rupee sees biggest single-day gain as RBI props up local unit

AFTER rupee’s worst single-day fall since May 8 on Friday to 89.61, the RBI intervention propped the domestic currency on Monday, helping it post the biggest single-day gain in a month to close at 89.23.

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1 min

November 25, 2025

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Level up: PMO to babus on cabinet notes

ONUS ON PULLING TOGETHER IN SAME DIRECTION

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November 25, 2025

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Halt ops, give us 3-mth window: Maoists to govt

Letter to CMs of MP, Maha and Chhattisgarh seeks time for collective call on surrender

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November 25, 2025

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Bulk of household spending goes to durables: Study

THE consumption pattern of Indian households has changed dramatically over the past decade with the share of monthly per capita expenditure on food falling below 50% for the first time and a larger portion going to nonfood items such as durable goods, a new study reveals.

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1 min

November 25, 2025

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