
Celebrating 50 years of the southern states, we unveil the changing face of South India in every aspect of life.


In a remote village in Andhra Pradesh, housewives and grandmothers are in full attendance in night schools. The Andhra Pradesh government started these schools a decade ago as part of a unique state-run literacy drive that targets adult women as learners and teachers, Akshara Mahila.
22-11-2006
With the markets reaching record highs, about 500 women have come to the fore and invest in the stock market.
20-11-2006
Ever since the IT boom, Bangalore has been one of the fastest growing cities in the world and is losing its charm.
16-11-2006
Chennai is known as a conservative city. But many people who've moved to the city recently disagree.
01-11-2006
Kerala has just begun to take baby steps towards empowering its IT sector that has been stagnant for long time.
31-10-2006
Waterfalls, pristine beaches, varied flora, fauna - these are some of Karnataka's best kept secrets.
31-10-2006
Lakhs of pilgrims walk the hallowed halls of the world's richest temple - Tirupati - seeking a glimpse of the Lord.
30-10-2006
Karnataka turns 50 years old this year but 2006 is also the centenary of Karnataka's own Malgudi man - R K Narayan.
26-11-2006
Technocrat-statesman Sir M Vishweshvaraya was voted the most popular Kannadiga with 46 per cent votes.
26-11-2006
Fifty years after the creation of linguistic states, the South is far more integrated with the rest of the country.
26-11-2006
An exclusive CNN-IBN Deccan Herald poll reveals that the divide between the North and South are finally blurring.
30-05-2007
The dean of the arts faculty of MS university, Shivaji K Panikkar, who was suspended is in Delhi to garner support.
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