Taking a deep dive

Excessive social media usage is leading to mental health issues, and has impacted social skills and communications, warn experts
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Every week, TNIE reporters took a dive into pivotal issues that grabbed the eyeballs. Every topic was covered indepth, with reporters from all bureaus analysing a topic in minute detail. The segment — Big Picture — gave readers a 3600 look. Here’s a look at some of the important special reports that had the most impact

Political interference in police transfers does exist despite the existence of the Police Establishment Board set up with the sole purpose of bringing in transparency in police transfers and nullifying political interference and the high stress levels faced by men in khaki.

Excessive social media usage is leading to mental health issues, and has impacted social skills and communications, warn experts.

Whether it is a river, pond or sea, venturing into water has its risks, and it is only trained swimmers who have a chance of staying alive. It is selfie-obsessed tourists and travellers who are at risk.

Despite grace marks, SSLC results for 2023-24 are below par. Educationists term this largesse a face-saving measure for the government, flag deep-rooted issues like teacher shortage.

Cybercrime trends show that in coming years, fraudsters will blur reality to loot vulnerable sectors by targeting their staffers.

Districts across Karnataka share a deep connection with various aspects of Lord Ram’s journey and the Ramayana

Romance of single-screen theatres has been replaced by “mall culture’’ and the convenience of OTT, leading to their phaseout

Chemicals are present all along the food chain, the increasing use of harmful additives, like artificial colours and preservatives, pose a number of health risks for the consumers.

A look at the situation on the ground, challenges and developments in the Kalyan-Karnataka region since the implementation of Nanjundappa Committee recommendations in 2002 and after the amendment made to Article 371 for redressal of regional imbalance in this region.

Led by saffron-clad pontiffs of mutts, people have joined the mass movement against mining to save the hillocks of Kappatagudda.

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