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The Karnataka Today newsletter from The Hindu highlights major news stories in Karnataka, curated by Nalme Nachiyar to guide readers on key developments.

Experts at The Hindu’s wellness webinar emphasized the importance of safeguarding vascular health. Doctors highlighted the risks of prolonged sitting and advised patients with diabetes to regularly check and care for their feet.

Kauvery Hospital and The Hindu are hosting a webinar titled 'Vascular Health: Prevention, Healing and Limb Protection' as part of Kauvery Hospital’s wellness series. The event will take place at 11:30 a.m. on August 5.

Written competitive examinations for police constable posts were conducted peacefully and transparently in Yadgir and Raichur. Rahul Pandve, Deputy Commissioner of Yadgir, confirmed the peaceful and transparent conduct of the exams to The Hindu.

A second Godavari flood warning is active, prompting intensified relief operations in Konaseema and Polavaram districts. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Konaseema District Collector R. Mahesh Kumar confirmed the measures are aligned with the flood protocol.

The article discusses historical diplomatic efforts between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka over Cauvery water sharing, citing mid-1980s records where Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister M.G. Ramachandran sought water release to protect paddy crops in the delta region.

The Hindu has published a daily quiz testing knowledge on recent protest movements in India. The quiz aims to assess understanding of these movements through a series of questions.

The Hindu's Karnataka Today newsletter highlights major news stories in Karnataka, curated by Nalme Nachiyar. It serves as a daily guide to the most important developments in the region.

The Hindu's Karnataka Today newsletter, curated by Nalme Nachiyar, highlights major news stories in Karnataka for today.

A land ownership dispute at the Dhandayuthapani Swamy Temple in Palani has emerged as the first such controversy under the TVK government. The issue adds to ongoing religious site disputes in Southern Tamil Nadu, with The Hindu tracing the origins of the conflict.

Gen Z protesters at Jantar Mantar are using posters that blend humor, memes, and political messaging to redefine protest language. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest features creative placards highlighted in a video by The Hindu’s Aniket Singh Chauhan, showcasing satirical and socially resonant expressions.

The Hindu is hosting a webinar on July 26 to discuss anaemia, covering its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, at-risk groups, early detection, and prevention and management strategies.

A journalist with 30 wounds used ChatGPT to identify the injuries as pellet-related, and Safdarjung Hospital confirmed the diagnosis. The journalist shared photos with ChatGPT, which suggested the injuries were caused by pellets, and doctors later validated this.

A High Court panel has requested reports related to the rescue of a pregnant minor. The case is highlighted in The Hindu's coverage.

The CRPF is verifying reports of pellet guns being used against protesters in Delhi during a July 20 protest led by the CJP. The Hindu reported that two individuals were hit by pellets allegedly fired by RAF personnel during the demonstration.

The Karnataka Today newsletter by The Hindu highlights major news stories in Karnataka. It is curated and written by Nalme Nachiyar.

Tens of thousands of young protesters in New Delhi clashed with police, who used tear gas and batons to push them back. The protests were organized by the Cockroach Janta Party, as reported by The Hindu.

The Karnataka Today newsletter from The Hindu highlights major news stories in Karnataka today, curated by Nalme Nachiyar.

Vijay chairs a Cabinet meeting in Tamil Nadu ahead of the Budget. The Hindu's Tamil Nadu Today newsletter highlights major news stories.

The Supreme Court has stayed an order banning cow slaughter in Tamil Nadu. The news is featured in The Hindu's Tamil Nadu Today newsletter.

Private schools in Tamil Nadu have been ordered to display their fees. The directive is part of a news update in The Hindu's Tamil Nadu Today newsletter.

The Supreme Court has rejected the DMK's plea against TVK leaders related to the Karur stampede. The ruling is reported in The Hindu's Tamil Nadu Today newsletter.

Three men were arrested in Tamil Nadu over a case involving a bid to lure a TVK MLA. The incident is reported in the Tamil Nadu Today newsletter by The Hindu.

M.R. Vijayabhaskar has resigned as an MLA, making him the sixth member of the AIADMK to do so. The resignation is reported in The Hindu's Tamil Nadu Today newsletter.

The Tamil Nadu Today newsletter from The Hindu highlights the release of a White Paper on the electricity department as a key news story. The article serves as a guide to major news stories.

The article reports that the toll from an ammonia gas leak in Tamil Nadu has risen to nine. It is part of the Tamil Nadu Today newsletter by The Hindu.

Development works on the Kalingarayan Canal have been suspended as water is released for irrigation. A WRD engineer reported that around 65% of the works were completed, with the construction of the baby canal yet to begin.

HYDRAA has secured hillocks near Ammuguda and reclaimed government land. The Society to Save Rocks first exposed the destruction of rocks, while The Hindu reported on the encroachment of ancient rock formations near the area.

Hyderabad's expanding city presents policing challenges involving multiple agencies, changing crime patterns, and adapting to new technologies. Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar discusses these issues in an interview with The Hindu.

The Hindu's Karnataka Today newsletter, curated by Nalme Nachiyar, highlights major news stories in Karnataka. The article serves as a guide for readers to follow the top stories of the day.

The probe into a signal failure in the Ambattur-Avadi section reveals that signal S192 malfunctioned over 50 times in February 2026. A buzzer at Ambattur Station Master’s office, meant to alert staff to signal failures, was disconnected, and the defective signal was repeatedly reset without analyzing the root cause.

The Hindu's Karnataka Today newsletter highlights major news stories in Karnataka, curated by Nalme Nachiyar.

The Chief Electoral Officer of Telangana, C. Sudharshan Reddy, stated in an interview with The Hindu that anomalies in the SIR process may exceed one crore. The discussion provides further insights into the ongoing SIR process in the state.

Gurugram's unauthorized paying guest (PG) accommodations and rented units in DLF residential colonies are being targeted in a crackdown, forcing hundreds of tenants to vacate. Over 5,000 properties are under scrutiny, with thousands of residents struggling to find alternative housing as authorities enforce planning regulations.

India has achieved 20% ethanol blending (E20) in petrol five years ahead of schedule and is preparing for higher blends like E85 and E100. The article explores implications for consumers, including fuel prices, vehicle mileage, and compatibility with higher ethanol blends.

The Tamil Nadu School Education department clarified there is no delay in textbook printing or supply, despite reports that many government schools, particularly for Classes IV and V, have yet to receive them.

The Hindu's e-book examines delimitation as a re-examination of India's federal structure and organizing principles, framing it beyond a technical adjustment. It highlights the debate over the Union's relationship with its units through administrative boundary changes.

Manish Tewari expressed feeling 'left in the cold' after the Congress party announced new working presidents and election panels for the 2027 Punjab Assembly polls. He shared The Hindu's report on the Congress's Punjab revamp, which highlighted his exclusion from the new leadership structure.

Chairman N. Murali of The Hindu Group and a director met Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay. Murali congratulated Vijay on TVK’s victory in the 2026 Assembly elections.

The Hindu's Karnataka Today newsletter highlights major news stories in Karnataka today, curated and written by Nalme Nachiyar.