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Fellow, Lancet Citizens’ Commission on Reimagining India’s Health System

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K C Venugopal, V D Satheesan and Ramesh Chennithala — Kerala CM race enters final hours as Congress camps await formal announcement on Thursday

At the centre of the controversy is a 13-year-old student, who wore a hijab to school. — Karnataka revokes BJP-era hijab ban, allows limited religious symbols in classrooms

Major challenges await Vijay

POCSO Bandi Sanjay son — POCSO case against MoS Bandi Sanjay’s son: Silence of Congress

Generic semaglutide — Generic semaglutide in India: Game changer or gamble?

Fresh round of IAS officer transfers in Tamil Nadu: Health and social welfare departments affected

Bandi Bageerath seeks two days to appear before SIT in POCSO case

C Joseph Vijay. — CM Vijay demands to scrap NEET two years after TN resolution under DMK

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MoS Bandi Sanjay finds little support in BJP as son’s POSCO case dents him

Supreme Court of India — Supreme Court stays Madras HC order restraining Srinivasa Sethupathi from participating in confidence vote

Vijay taking oath as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. — TN government revokes order appointing astrologer as OSD to CM Vijay

Representational image. Credit: iStock — Nepali domestic workers stage birthday party, rob Hyderabad professor couple of jewellery, cash

Rahul Gandhi does not behave like a conventional politician. He does not manoeuvre like them, speak like them, or calculate like them. — CBI director selection process a ‘biased exercise’, says Rahul Gandhi in dissent note

VCK leader Vanni Arasu speaking in the Tamil Nadu Assembly. — VCK places major conditions for support as Vijay government wins trust vote with 144 MLAs

TVK president and Tamil Nadu CM Vijay. — Madras HC petition challenges Tamil Nadu CM Vijay appointing astrologer as OSD

Kerala Legislative Assembly. — Government missing, lobbying thriving: Kerala waits while power corridors warm up