Eco India: How one woman in Meghalaya is reviving turmeric farming as a safe alternative for miners
The Lakadong turmeric's high curcumin content makes it an expensive variety, selling for up to 200 rupees a kg in dry form.
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1Pakistan attacks military stations in Jammu, Pathankot and Udhampur
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2Why Ola and Uber are copying India’s new ride-hailing app
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3‘None of our business, not getting involved’: US on India-Pakistan tensions
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4Pakistan launched attacks along ‘entire western border’, was effectively repulsed: Indian Army
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5One killed, two injured in Pakistani shelling in Jammu and Kashmir’s Uri
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6‘Gram Chikitsalay’ review: A bitter pill to swallow
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7‘The Royals’ review: All dressed up with nowhere to go
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8Why a maverick Assam activist is pushing Bengali-origin Muslims to boycott citizenship trials
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9UP court dismisses case against singer Neha Singh Rathore for posts about Pahalgam attack
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10Punjab schools, colleges closed for three days amid border tensions
