The Hindu (Kolkata) - 2024-04-14

• Hyderabad’s tall towers battle thirst
• Drug cartel money was pumped into real estate, movies via financiers: ED
• Once the cradle of Naxal movement, now no red flags or Left candidates
• Gangster’s new wife could give JD(U) warhorse tough fight in Bihar’s Munger
• 2024 poll is for saving democracy and India’s Constituti­on: Akhilesh
• IranIsrael crisis clouds plans for Indian workers
• Turncoats, new allies, changing caste equations pep up the Rajasthan battle
• BJP pushes for a hattrick of fifers in hilly Uttarakhan­d
• Luxury home market is ‘very hot’ now, says Trump Org.’s India partner
• EPAM bets big on India as more clients set up GCCs
• Concurrent heatwaves, sea level rises pose a threat to coastlines
• How did the law on disclosure of assets evolve?
• As Iran seizes container ship, Israel warns of ‘consequenc­es’ of escalation
• Royals call the shots as Kings huff and puff to 147
• Kodaikanal is a microcosm of a national problem. Our mountains need better scrutiny to ensure their fragile ecosystems do not buckle under rampant developmen­t and tourism
• GOES ON HOLIDAY The author on how travelling makes him feel and why he desires solitude
• Words that transport
• THE MAKING AND UNMAKING OF
• Chitralekh­a Zutshi on the paradoxes and contradict­ions that trailed the political life of one of the tallest leaders of the Kashmir Valley
• A nonpolitic­al prime minister
• TOURISM IN THE TIME OF HEATWAVE Warmer temperatur­es are resulting in the spread of invasive species of plants, availabili­ty of food for wildlife in the mountains of southern
• TIME HEATWAVE plants, with poorer southern India
• Looking back at a childhood without gadgets and the endless triumph of imaginatio­n over possession
• QUIZ Easy like Sunday morning
• Family connection
• Perfectly normal

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