Deccan Chronicle

Deccan Chronicle Holdings Limited (DCHL) is the publisher of Deccan Chronicle, the most widely read English newspaper in South India. For over 75 years, it has provided readers with a diverse range of news and insightful analysis, earning a loyal and global audience thanks to its fearless and impartial journalism. With a daily circulation exceeding 1.45 million copies, Deccan Chronicle reaches readers in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Kerala. It publishes eight editions in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, covering cities such as Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Rajahmundry, Vishakapatnam, Anantapur, Karimnagar, Nellore, and Coimbatore. Additionally, the newspaper has a strong presence in major cities like Chennai, Bengaluru, and Kochi. DCHL also publishes The Asian Age, another English daily available in Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, and London. Their financial newspaper, the Financial Chronicle, operates from Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Chennai. Furthermore, DCHL produces the well-known Telugu newspaper, Andhra Bhoomi. In addition to its publishing ventures, DCHL runs Odyssey, a neighborhood leisure store that caters to the aspirations of consumers by offering a wide variety of lifestyle products, including books, CDs, stationery, and gifts. Odyssey has multiple locations across Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, and the National Capital Region.

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Beyond Comfort Zone In 5-Day Workout Plans!

1 day ago | deccanchronicle.com | Swati Sharma

Beginning the day with positive intention and gratitude can transform the way we feel, says Dr Shri Puja Kamineni, Consultant Radiologist, Kamineni Hospitals; here’s all she does to follow itDr Shri Puja Kamineni, a consultant radiologist has discovered powerful ways to enhance her mood and overall quality of life. Waking Up Early & Morning ExerciseGetting up early and engaging in morning workouts sets a strong, energised tone for the day, says Dr Puja.
Holy Moly Folks, Karma Matters

2 days ago | deccanchronicle.com | Swati Sharma

Because karma is my boyfriend. Karma is a god. Karma is the breeze in my hair on the weekend. Karma’s a relaxing thought. Aren’t you envious that for you it’s not? These lines from international pop star Taylor Swift’s “Karma”, a track from her album “Midnights”, expresses her positive feelings about life and success, which she credits to the concept of karma.
Aakar Patel | Palestinians Are Facing Genocide In Gaza: India Must Speak Out

3 days ago | deccanchronicle.com | Aakar Patel

On February 9, 2022, the government was asked in the Rajya Sabha the following question: “Will the minister of home affairs be pleased to state whether it is a fact that India ratified the Genocide Convention (1948) passed by the UN General Assembly (UNGA); (b) if so, whether the government have enacted any laws regarding genocide.” The Narendra Modi government answered: “India signed the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, 1948, on 29th November 1949 and...
Sports Rage - A Growing Scourge

3 days ago | deccanchronicle.com | Swati Sharma

Anger and sports don’t go hand-in-hand. But there have been several instances when rage got the better of sportspersons, mostly when they are at the losing end. From Mike Tyson biting Evander Holyfield’s ear to tennis stars Roger Federer and Alexander Zverev smashing their racquets – five and three each – to cricket stars displaying anger on the field, sportspersons seem to be regularly giving free rein to fury.
Wasbir Hussain | Yunus Derails B’desh with ‘Anti-India’, Islamist Line?

4 days ago | deccanchronicle.com | Wasbir Hussain

In his desperate bid to emerge from the political gridlock and cling on to power, Bangladesh’s interim government leader Muhammad Yunus has adopted a two-pronged strategy: whip up anti-India rhetoric and appease the Islamists in the populous nation. Mr Yunus needs to ensure the backing of the Islamists because he faces resistance by major political forces like the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia to his deep desire to delay elections and hold on to power.
Surveillance In Indo-Pak Border’s Weak Points Stepped Up

5 days ago | deccanchronicle.com | Amresh Srivastava

New Delhi: Amid heightened tensions with Pakistan following Operation Sindoor, the Union home ministry has approved a comprehensive upgrade of border infrastructure along the India-Pakistan frontier to strengthen security and surveillance in vulnerable sectors. During his visit to Jammu and Kashmir on Friday, Home Minister Amit Shah reviewed pending border projects with senior Border Security Force (BSF) officials.
A Quest To Save Everyday Sounds

5 days ago | deccanchronicle.com | Shruti Singh

In cities across India today, a new kind of silence is settling in. It’s not the absence of noise, far from it, but the absence of familiarity. The metallic chime of temple bells is drowned out by car horns, the rhythmic cries of street vendors replaced by WhatsApp pings, and cassette-era lullabies muffled by algorithm-curated playlists. As India urbanises and digitises at breakneck speed, the textures of its everyday soundscape are being erased; sometimes gradually, sometimes all at once.
Book Review | Story of Indian Independence’s ‘Real’ First War

6 days ago | deccanchronicle.com | Sucheta Dasgupta

The Sanyasi Rebellion. The three-year famine of 1769-71. The war cry of “Jai Bhawani”. All themes from the classic Anandamath, written by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, published in 1882. A novel, no doubt, but what no one knows is that it did refer to India’s first war of Independence. Not the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857, but one waged almost a hundred years earlier. The name of its hero missing in that story is Fateh Bahadur Sahi.
Colombia’s Sympathy For Pak Upsets Tharoor

6 days ago | deccanchronicle.com | Sridhar Kumaraswami

New Delhi: Ahead of the engagements in Colombia, Shashi Tharoor, the head of the all-party delegation, expressed “disappointment” at the reaction of the Colombian government that had earlier expressed condolences at the loss of lives in Pakistan after India launched Operation Sindoor.
Shikha Mukerjee | Can Cong Learn From Didi, UBT About Smart Politics?

1 week ago | deccanchronicle.com | SHIKHA MUKERJEE

Only the irrationally optimistic would have expected the Congress, suffering from its chronic misdirection, to do better in dealing with the Narendra Modi regime’s unusual manoeuvre of putting together seven multi-party delegations, some headed by former Congress ministers like Shashi Tharoor and Salman Khurshid. The delegations, currently touring different parts of the world, present a united India picture in the face of a national security crisis.