Jeet Thayil, a multifaceted poet, novelist, discusses his latest collection of poetry, 'I'll Have It Here', and shares insights into his creative process. Thayil's journey as a writer reflects his deep engagement with the literary world. His work, known for its experimental techniques and thoughtful commentary on society, bridges the sacred and the secular, offering readers a rich tapestry of contemporary poetry that challenges, delights, and provokes thought
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The road transport ministry of India is planning to mandate vehicle owners and driving licence holders to update their address, mobile phone number, and other details to track violators effectively. This proposed rule, part of the Motor Vehicle Act amendments, aims to enhance the e-challan system by ensuring accurate and up-to-date databases.
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