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Long Trek to Gandhara 6,000 Years Ago- The New Indian Express

Long trek to Gandhara 6,000 years ago Clans from South India set out on an adventurous migration along the coast, reveals a book by linguistic anthropologist Ganesh N Devy, which will be out soon Share Via Email | A+A A- Express News Service HUBBALLI: About 6,000 years ago, some clans of forest settlers from South India set out on a great journey, which took them along the coast, traversing through several areas up North, and reaching as far as Gandhara (Kandahar in present-day Afghanistan). It is one of the great adventures involving movement of people, etched in India’s prehistory, at a time when even the wheel was not invented. Research has thrown light on certain facts, such as the families which embarked on the journey along the coast, crossed rivers either by boat, walk, or on the backs of animals.

United statesGautama buddhaAmits upadhyeNews serviceSouth indiaIndia before historyCentral governmentProf devyIce ageBefore historyஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்காயடாம புத்தஅமிட்ஸ் உபபதியேசெய்தி சேவைதெற்கு இந்தியாமைய அரசு

New book maps south Indian clans 6k-yr-old Gandhara trek- The New Indian Express

New book maps south Indian clans 6k-yr-old Gandhara trek- The New Indian Express
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Amits upadhyeNews serviceBefore historyProf devyஅமிட்ஸ் உபபதியேசெய்தி சேவைமுன் வரலாறுப்ரொஃப் திவ்விய

Age old beliefs spring up in north Karnataka to ward off corona, rationalists take a dig

Age old beliefs spring up in north Karnataka to ward off corona, rationalists take a dig Several villages in Ballari, Gadag, Haveri and surroundings are coming up with unique superstitious ideas in what they believe could ward off the virus. Share Via Email | A+A A- Video grab showing villagers filling up a trolly with cooked rice in D Kolagallu village of Ballari. Express News Service HUBBALLI: Age-old practices backed by superstition have started to sprung up in the rural belts of North Karnataka after a steep surge in the Covid-19 cases. Several villages in Ballari, Gadag, Haveri and surroundings are coming up with unique superstitious ideas in what they believe could ward off the virus.

Mangaluru narendra naikAmits upadhyeNews serviceNorth karnatakaCorona goddessஅமிட்ஸ் உபபதியேசெய்தி சேவைவடக்கு கர்நாடகாகொரோனா தெய்வம்

Experts worried over delay in catching Tiger that killed two men in Coorg- The New Indian Express

Express News Service HUBBALLI: A delay in capturing the male tiger which has killed three humans and injured one in the last three weeks in Virajpet taluk in Kodagu has kept everyone worried. Amidst the critical time of forest fire, large numbers of forest staff from Nagarhole and other divisions are on duty to track the problematic tiger. The issue ensued when the tiger killed two humans in separate locations in a span of 24 hours in Virajpet taluk. The next human kill was attempted by the tiger by March 5 in the same taluk. There was a window period between the two attacks the tiger should have been caught, lamented a section of tiger experts.

India generalAmits upadhyeNews serviceHuman animal conflictஇந்தியா ஜநரல்அமிட்ஸ் உபபதியேசெய்தி சேவைமனிதன் விலங்கு மோதல்

At home on the field

These farmers take care of the home and agri business Share Via Email | A+A A- Express News Service HUBBALLI: Like most women in rural North Karnataka, Gangavva Avaradi works both in the home and in the outside world. Her day starts at sunrise and involves cooking for the family and packing her own food for work in the fields, running the house, looking after her two young children, and running their vegetable farm and selling its produce. Growing in a farming family, agriculture had always been familiar. But it was her effort that turned her family’s four-acre plot of land in Gamanagatti village on the outskirts of Hubballi into a profitable venture. Her family mainly grew jowar and cotton, but participation in workshops held by the government and NGOs over the years prompted her to take up vegetable farming.

Gangavva gudashenavarGangavva avaradiAmits upadhyeNews serviceNorth karnatakaLike gangavva avaradiஅமிட்ஸ் உபபதியேசெய்தி சேவைவடக்கு கர்நாடகா