Varsha Gowda is a Sub-Editor and Reporter for Deccan Herald, a leading newspaper in Karnataka, India. With a focus on local news and issues in Bengaluru, Varsha covers a wide range of topics including social issues, politics, and human interest stories. Her writing aims to shed light on the challenges faced by marginalized communities and bring attention to important local issues.
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Music in the monsoons
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The districts leading in broiler chicken production include Bengaluru Rural, Tumakuru, Kolar and Chikkaballapur. Ballari, Chitradurga, Davangere, Raichur and Koppal produced the most eggs.
By: Varsha Gowda
Farmers go cold on warehousing, courtesy soaring input, transportation costs
Toiling together, thriving together: A barter of labour
By: Varsha Gowda
Some coconut growers in Gauribidanur, Tiptur and other taluks say the disease bears a striking resemblance to leaf blight disease or ‘Pestalotiopsis palmarum fungus,' which had affected trees 10 years ago.
Varsha Gowda delves into the rich, diverse corpus of rural games in Karnataka
'Unreasonable' curbs on protests 'infringe' on 'fundamental rights, say civil rights activists
As Bengaluru stretches beyond BDA limits without a masterplan in sight, quenching the city’s never-ending thirst has come at the cost of sustainability, paving way for floods in monsoon and drought in summer.
Stingless bees are gradually growing more popular as pollinators among rural farmers and urban gardeners, writes Varsha Gowda
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