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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Aakar Patel | China’s GDP Will Outstrip US Soon: Tariff War Last Bid To Check Beijing?

3 days ago | deccanchronicle.com | Aakar Patel

China’s crime is that in the next few years, perhaps as soon as 2035, it will be the world’s largest economy. Its Gross Domestic Product will be larger at that point than that of the United States, if the average growth rates of both nations over the last 15 years hold. This is unacceptable to the US, as it has been the dominant global power for the last century. This power has come mostly because of its economy, which is poised before our eyes to go from number one to number two.
‘I Want to Create Magic on the Big Screen’

6 days ago | deccanchronicle.com | Swati Sharma

Anuj’s quest to land a role in Superboys of Malegaon kicked off with a gruelling audition process, which he wittily refers to as a waiting game. “It has been a crazy journey — a long journey, from modeling to acting. I have my struggles in acting. I began with three shows before moving to films. First, I did Baarish Season 2 for Balaji. I worked on The Empire after that. At last, I participated in Your Honour. They were all small roles; I mostly stood in the background.
‘I Rely on Micro Excercises Spread Through the Day’

1 week ago | deccanchronicle.com | Swati Sharma

It is a belief that doctors stay healthy and live longer, but studies have debunked this. The average lifespan of doctors in India is almost 10 years less than that of the general population. The most common causes of death in them are heart diseases and cancer. Even psychiatric conditions leading to suicide are more common in doctors. A prolonged weight loss journeyWhen I finished my training in general medicine, I was obese with a BMI of around 33.
Death Bed: Ban the Tan

1 week ago | deccanchronicle.com | Swati Sharma

With bronzed skin so often billed as a marker of positive health, it’s no wonder the global self-tanning products market is expected to grow to $1.58 billion by 2029. Even though tanning beds are recognised as Group 1 carcinogens by the World Health Organisation and the International Agency for Research on Cancer, they continue to attract many users, especially youth, often motivated by the belief that they enhance appearance and boost self-confidence.
Vadra Hints At Joining Politics After Questioning

1 week ago | deccanchronicle.com | Amresh Srivastava

NEW DELHI: Businessman Robert Vadra, brother-in-law of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, was questioned for the second consecutive day on Wednesday by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with a money laundering case linked to a 2008 land deal in Haryana. Following the session, Vadra accused the Central agencies of targeting him due to his association with the Gandhi family.
The Teen Innovator

1 week ago | deccanchronicle.com | Swati Sharma

Siddharth Nandyala doesn’t believe in waiting for the “right” moment. When he has an idea, he immediately pursues it. Starting small, being consistent is his success mantra. Above all, he believes in what he is doing. Focused, hard-working and determined — that, in a nutshell, is all what Siddharth Nandyala, the 14-year-old CEO of two companies and the world’s youngest AI-certified professional, is all about. “Age isn’t something I focus on — it’s more about the work and the difference it can make.
Centre in Action After Bangla Link

1 week ago | deccanchronicle.com | Rakesh Singh |Amresh Srivastava

New Delhi:As the arc of violence spread from Murshidabad district to South 24 Parganas district in West Bengal following protests over the Waqf (Amendment) Act and intelligence inputs indicating the role of suspected Bangladeshi miscreants in the riots, the Union home ministry has swung into action by coordinating with the state authorities to restore normalcy in the region.
Saeed Naqvi | Pro-Nationalism, Anti-Globalisation: Trump’s Mantra Works in Europe

1 week ago | deccanchronicle.com | Saeed Naqvi

The traumatic turn the world order is taking in the Donald Trump era tends to make little sense unless, from the pandemonium, one sifts out a policy statement. Consider US Vice President J.D. Vance’s chastisement of Europe at the Munich Security Conference in mid-February. “Europe’s enemies are not Russia or China; the enemy is within”, he said. Europe was scared of its own people, its voters who were turning to parties the European establishment was averse to.
Aakar Patel | How did China get to where it has? Its govt had key role; it’s a lesson for all

1 week ago | deccanchronicle.com | Aakar Patel

Commerce and trade ministries around the world are, according to US President Donald Trump, lining up to plead their case with the United States. Are we among them? Apparently, we are not. A headline from the weekend quoted India’s commerce minister Piyush Goyal as saying: “We don’t negotiate at gunpoint”. This is the right way of looking at it, and I agree with it. Sovereign nations should insist that they be treated as equals and not vassals.
Shikha Mukerjee | Law, politics & Raj Bhavans: Is a reckoning in the offing?

1 week ago | deccanchronicle.com | SHIKHA MUKERJEE

If it’s not showdown time yet, there are signs it’s coming. A constitutional crisis provoked by politics is brewing between some states, specifically those where parties in Opposition to the BJP and some governors in these states, appointed, alas, by the Central government headed by Narendra Modi. In the interstices of the law, as laid down in the Constitution, is a space that is today a battleground between opposing interpretations, fundamental values and core principles.