Sandalwood Trees Stolen from Pune Lawyer's Office
Two sandalwood trees were stolen from lawyer Asim Sarode's office in Pune's Deccan Gymkhana area. Police are investigating the theft, which occurred early Monday morning.
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Deccan Herald Speak Out: Public Voices on January 19, 2026
Deccan Herald's Speak Out column for January 19, 2026, features diverse public opinions on current affairs, highlighting citizen perspectives on governance, economy, and social issues.
DH Toon: No Rules - Satire on Governance
Deccan Herald's cartoon 'No Rules' offers a sharp, humorous critique of current governance and societal norms, sparking debate on political satire in media.
Cartoon on Trump's Post-Shooting Reaction Sparks Debate
A Deccan Herald cartoon depicting Donald Trump as tranquilised after an assassination attempt has ignited discussions on political satire and media portrayal.
Deccan Herald Speak Out: Public Discourse on Key Issues
Deccan Herald's Speak Out column on January 17, 2026, features diverse opinions on national and local matters, highlighting public engagement in democratic dialogue.
DH Cartoon Satirizes Missed Opportunities in Latest Toon
Deccan Herald's latest editorial cartoon, titled 'It Was the Perfect Chance,' uses sharp satire to critique missed opportunities in current affairs, sparking discussions on political and social issues.
Deccan Herald's 'Speak Out' Forum Highlights Public Views
Deccan Herald's 'Speak Out' forum on January 16, 2026, showcases diverse public opinions on national and local matters, fostering open dialogue and civic engagement in India.
DH Cartoon Mocks Politicians' Influence on Public Talk
A Deccan Herald cartoon humorously critiques how politicians shape public narratives, sparking debate on media and political rhetoric in India today.
Deccan Herald's 'Speak Out' Forum Highlights Public Voices
Deccan Herald's 'Speak Out' opinion forum on January 15, 2026, features diverse public perspectives on governance, economy, and social policies, fostering democratic dialogue.
Deccan Herald's 'Speak Out' Sparks Press Freedom Debate
Deccan Herald's 'Speak Out' column on January 14, 2026, ignites discussions on media freedom and democratic values in India, highlighting key opinions and public reactions.
Cartoon Sparks Debate on Food Freedom and Health
A recent Deccan Herald cartoon humorously questions if one can eat anything desired, sparking discussions on personal food choices and health implications in modern lifestyles.
DH Cartoon Satirizes Landslide Victory in Indian Politics
A Deccan Herald cartoon humorously depicts a political landslide victory, using visual satire to comment on recent election trends and outcomes in India.
Deccan Herald's 'Speak Out' Edition Covers National Topics
The January 13, 2026 edition of Deccan Herald's 'Speak Out' section features diverse opinions on pressing national matters, sparking public discourse.
Ex-Navy Chief Asked to Confirm Identity Under SIR
Former Navy Chief Admiral Arun Prakash has been asked to confirm his identity under the SIR system. Authorities plan to reach out to him directly. Get the full story on this developing situation.
DH Toon Highlights Importance of Timely Public Alerts
A recent editorial cartoon underscores the vital need for prompt and effective public alert systems to ensure safety. Discover why timely warnings are a cornerstone of public welfare.
DH Cartoon Mocks 'Emperor Trump' Amid Legal Battles
A sharp Deccan Herald cartoon depicts Donald Trump as a fallen emperor, symbolising his legal and political struggles. Explore the satire's commentary on power and accountability.
Daggubati Family Gets Final Chance to Appear in Court
Nampally court grants Daggubati Venkatesh, Rana, and producers one final opportunity to appear personally in the Deccan Kitchen illegal demolition case. New hearing set for January 23.
DH Cartoon Satirizes India's Foreign Policy Tightrope
A new Deccan Herald editorial cartoon offers a sharp, visual critique of India's complex foreign policy challenges, balancing relations with global powers. Explore the nuanced commentary.
Why 'Popcorn' is the New Buzzword in Indian Politics
Explore the viral 'Popcorn' nickname trend in Indian politics, its origins from PM Modi's speech, and what it reveals about political branding and public discourse. Read more!
Deccan Herald Cartoon Satirizes Political 'Big Deal'
Deccan Herald's latest editorial cartoon offers a sharp, visual critique of a recent high-profile political agreement. Explore the satire and its implications for governance.
Deccan Herald Speak Out: January 9, 2026 Edition Highlights
Explore the critical insights from Deccan Herald's 'Speak Out' column on January 9, 2026, covering governance, economy, and public policy. Read the expert analysis now.
DH Cartoon Mocks BJP's Parliamentary Time Fumble
A Deccan Herald editorial cartoon brilliantly lampoons the BJP's procedural misstep in the Rajya Sabha, sparking debate on parliamentary conduct. Read the sharp political satire.
Pune Police Sub-Inspector Found Dead in Lodge
A 30-year-old police sub-inspector posted in Sangli was found dead in a Pune lodge. Police recovered a suicide note citing poor health. Read the full details.
Political Cartoon Mocks Claims of Indian Godmen
A sharp political cartoon by Satish Acharya for Deccan Herald critiques the phenomenon of self-proclaimed godmen and their alleged supernatural powers in India, sparking debate on blind faith.
Pune Citizens' Manifesto Pushes for Liveability, Accountability
Deccan Gymkhana Parisar Samiti releases a citizens' manifesto demanding water security, sewage treatment, and green cover protection from Pune's civic administration. Read their call for sustainable urban governance.
DH Cartoon Takes Aim at 'Peace Doctrine' Hypocrisy
A sharp Deccan Herald editorial cartoon critiques the paradoxical 'peace doctrine' of global powers while conflicts rage. Explore the satire and its powerful message on international diplomacy.
Deccan Herald Cartoon Mocks 'Fixed It' Public Service Culture
A sharp Deccan Herald editorial cartoon critiques the 'fixed it' mentality in Indian public services. Explore the satire on bureaucratic solutions and public frustration. Read the full analysis here.
DH Toon Satirizes Inflation: Brace Up Indians
Deccan Herald's latest editorial cartoon delivers a sharp, satirical take on rising prices in India, urging citizens to prepare for economic challenges. Explore the powerful visual commentary.
Bookrack For The Week: 3 New Book Reviews
Explore in-depth reviews of three compelling new books: a novel on Partition's legacy, a tale of love and loss in Mumbai, and a guide to India's ancient science. Discover your next great read!
DH Cartoon Satirizes 'Acquired Immunity' Concept
Deccan Herald's latest editorial cartoon offers a sharp, satirical take on the concept of 'acquired immunity' in public life. Explore the artist's perspective and the broader conversation it ignites.
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