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By Mike Ghouse America is the greatest nation on the Earth. Indeed, India is a part of the American Heritage from the very beginning. Upon declaration of our Independence on July 4, 1776, one of the first three heads of State who recognized the sovereignty of the United States was Tipu Sultan from India. Morocco was the first country to recognize the Independence of the United States of America and signed the Moroccan-American Treaty of Friendship, the first of its kind. Friesland, one of the s...

The need to arrest climate change has given rise to a movement in the West promoting a new building material called mass timber. Sonti Kamesam was promoting a similar vision in the 1940s.

Name Mysuru Airport after Jayachamaraja Wadiyar; install his portrait in Assembly: Minister March 4, 2021 Mysore/Mysuru: Co-operation and District in-Charge Minister S.T. Somashekar has written to Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa and Speaker of the State Legislative Assembly, Vishveshwara Hegde Kageri seeking steps to christen Mysuru Airport in Mandakalli on Nanjangud Road, as Sri Jayachamaraja Wadiyar Airport, the last ruler of Mysuru Kingdom, and to install his portrait inside the Assembly in...

The Towns Mirror Special: Uncovering the story of Cox Town’s Sindhi Colony Bangalore Mirror Bureau / Updated: Feb 4, 2021, 06:00 IST Sindhis in East Bengaluru after the Partition Adiverse culture is what forms the face of a country. But what is the history behind so many small communities that have settled here? ReReeti, an organisation that works towards revitalising museums and heritage sites, will be documenting the origin all that is pertinent to the existence of Cox Town’s Sindhi comm...

Bringing Karnataka-occupied Marathi-speaking areas in Maharashtra will be true tribute to martyrs, says CMO Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday said his government was committed towards incorporating into those areas of Karnataka where the Marathi-speaking populace were in the majority. A tweet issued by the Chief Minister’s Office said this would be a “true tribute” to the martyrs who strove for the incorporation of Belagavi and other Marathi-speaking areas into Maharas...

By N. Sreekanta Kumar  Tagadur Ramachandra Rao was born to Suryanarayanappa and Lakshmamma as third child on Oct. 6, 1898 and he lost his mother at a young age. He and his brother and sister were brought up by the elder sister of his mother Subbamma, a widow.  Ramachandra Rao belonged to Muguru Karnataka Brahmins family at Tagadur in Nanjangud Taluk. Originally, this family hailed from Hanumanapura in Nanjangud. Later, the family moved to Kuderu in Chamarajanagar where his early schooling was...