When Prabhas ordered food by flight from Chennai to Mumbai for Adipurush team
Prabhas revealed that he once ordered food by flight from Chennai to Mumbai for Adipurush team. Everyone was shocked and surprised by his act and they enjoyed the food.
Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan films promo is a laugh riot, wins hearts
Chennai: The makers of director Nelson Dilipkumars eagerly awaited upcoming film, featuring the two superstars of Tamil cinema Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan in the lead, on Saturday dropped a brilliant promo for the film, much to the delight of fans and film buffs. The film, which is being tentatively referred to as #KHXRK, has music Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Actor Prabhas is known for his generosity and love for food. During the Adipurush shoot in Mumbai, he surprised director Om Raut by flying in a traditional lunchbox from Chennai for his cheat meal. This incident highlights Prabhas' dedication to authentic taste. Prabhas is currently working with Sandeep Reddy Vanga's Spirit.
Tamil Nadu polls: DMK forms 7-member committee to hold seat sharing talks with alliance parties
The DMK has established a seven-member committee to conduct seat sharing discussions with its alliance partners. This move comes ahead of the scheduled talks commencing on March 22. T R Baalu will lead the committee, which includes prominent DMK leaders. The Congress party has also formed a similar committee for the negotiations.
Decaying Kolkata? Harsh Goenka says GDP tells a different story vs Bengaluru, Chennai
Kolkata's economy remains robust, ranking high in GDP despite perceptions of decline. While West Bengal's share of national GDP has fallen since the 1960s, the city continues to be a significant economic hub. Data shows Kolkata's GDP surpasses that of Bengaluru and Chennai. This highlights a shift in India's economic landscape over decades.
After ultimatefrisbeeandpickleball, heres a new leisure sportYOU.FOthat promises to take Chennai on a global platform
T20 World Cup 2026: New Zealand Must Adapt Quickly To Sri Lanka Wickets: Mark Chapman
New Zealand can adapt quickly to switching to Sri Lankan pitches in the T20 World Cup after playing all their matches so far in India, said batsman Mark Chapman on Friday. New Zealand open their Super Eight campaign against Pakistan in Colombo on Saturday, ahead of matches against Sri Lanka and England at the same venue. Pace, bounce and spin in Colombo will be markedly different to Chennai and Ahmedabad, where New Zealand played their group matches, but Chapman said the players knew all about the variation in pitch conditions. I think guys understand what they need to do on slower wickets after playing in India where pitches were batting friendly, said the middle-order batsman. So, we're pretty confident that we'll face up to whatever conditions are in front of us. A lot of the guys have played a lot of cricket here before. Pakistan have played all their four matches in Sri Lanka and have a potent spin attack. Chapman was confident New Zealand can handle Pakistan's spinners, including the unorthodox Usman Tariq, who pauses in his delivery stride and bowls with deceptive variation, including side-arm. Obviously, Tariq has a pretty unique action with the way that he stops at the crease and that's something to factor in, said Chapman. But each of the Pakistan spinners poses their own threat. Pakistan have beaten New Zealand in five of their seven previous T20 World Cup encounters. Captain Mitchell Santner is set to return after missing the game against Canada with a stomach upset. He's pretty excited to get back to the park, said Chapman. And, you know, barring any last-minute sickness, I think he'll be there. Pace bowler Lockie Ferguson will only land back in Sri Lanka on Friday night after returning home for the birth of his first child. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Ferguson missed the win against Canada on Tuesday and is not certain to play against Pakistan after his long-round trip.
CAG flags 1,721 crore tax lapses; recovery below 12 crore
Stalin asks DMK IT wing to set the agenda, not just counter criticism
Appavu lauds Stalin for standing firm in Guv issue in the assembly
TN competing with developed nations, says Thangam Thennarasu
Agri minister says 102 farmers committed suicide during AIADMK rule, none under DMK govt
Union govt has started exerting pressure on TVK after Vijay ruled out alliance, says Arun Raj
CM thanks EPS, governor in assembly; says he would return to power
Licence and microchipping now mandatory for horses and donkeys at Chennai beaches
Car plunges into ditch near Outer Ring Road toll gate, four techies injured
Tambaram corporation to get 8 more parks at 7.5 crore in Chennai
TN Subsidy Bill Rises 39% in a Year, Hits 52,603 Cr
Anbumani Ramadoss, Vijay condemn DMK, minister K N Nehru for ED corruption charges
Chennai Corporation says work slow due to 250 crore pending from Centre
DMK allies to contest on rising sun symbol again
200 Chennai city parks to receive rainwater harvesting pits
Plastic-free hill stations: HC asks Aavin to find alternatives to milk sachets
Man harasses woman, assaults her dad in Chennai; nabbed
Tamil Nadu govt does a U-turn; subject teachers can be board exam scribes
Members of Sindhi community serve Iftar at Wallajah Big Mosque
Two arrested for land fraud using forged documents, impersonation
Mechanic, two juveniles held in motorcycle theft case in Kolathur
Residents have complained about a deterioration of public health owing to a rise in mosquito density and infections transmitted between animals and residents
Heartbreak Behind The Heroics: Indian Cricketers And Their Toughest Battles
Chennai Super Kings: Under the glare of stadium lights, they appear invincible soaking in the applause, delivering match-winning performances, winning matches, and lifting trophies. But when the cheers fade, and the cameras turn away, some of Indias cricket stars have found themselves fighting far more personal battles ones that test the heart more than on-field skills. Young leg-spinner Rahul Chahar recently offered a deeply personal account of his divorce from Ishani Johar. The couple, who got engaged in 2019 and married in March 2022 in Goa after being together since their early twenties, had shared years of companionship before deciding to part ways. After nearly 15 months of courtroom proceedings, Chahar chose transparency over silence. There were no dramatic allegations only an honest admission of how emotionally draining the process had been. Importantly, he emphasised that he harbours no ill feelings. Support poured in almost immediately. Fans flooded his social media with words of encouragement, praising his grace and maturity. Many called him brave for speaking openly, while others reminded him that a new chapter awaits. In a country where cricketers are often placed on pedestals, the empathy reflected a growing understanding that heroes, too, are human. Professionally, Chahar now looks ahead to a fresh challenge. The leg-spinner is set to represent Chennai Super Kings after being bought for Rs 5.20 crore in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 mini-auction a new record for him both on and off the field. He isnt alone in navigating personal upheaval. In 2025, Yuzvendra Chahal and Dhanashree Verma ended their marriage, asking fans to honour their privacy. A year earlier, Hardik Pandya confirmed his separation, drawing mixed but largely supportive reactions online. For Shikhar Dhawan, the emotional weight of divorce extended to fatherhood, with supporters frequently expressing solidarity. Earlier generations from Dinesh Karthik to Mohammad Azharuddin, Ravi Shastri, Javagal Srinath, and Manoj Prabhakar have also endured similar storms. Cricket may immortalise their heroics, but these moments reveal something deeper: resilience. Because sometimes, the bravest innings are played not before thousands, but in the quiet spaces where healing begins. Separation pangs -- Top cricketers in divorce battles: Rahul Chahar 2026 Yuzvendra Chahal 2025 Hardik Pandya 2024 Shikhar Dhawan 2023 Dinesh Karthik 2012 Mohammad Azharuddin 1996 & 2010 Ravi Shastri 2012 Mohammad Azharuddin 1996 & 2010 Also Read: Live Cricket Score Manoj Prabhakar 2013 Article Source: IANS
Draft MoU for Metro Rails MRTS takeover to be sent to Railway Board for approval
Southern Railway has already submitted the document to the Tamil Nadu government; nearly 4,000 crore will be required to upgrade the Chennai Beach-Velachery MRTS stretch
Madras high court refuses to hear PMK founders plea on freezing mango symbol
GCC to install sensors, screens at 75 places to provide real-time environmental data
Madras high court orders DVAC case against municipal admin dept based on ED info
Councillors call for 1 crore ward funds, solatium, pension and vehicles
85% of Chennai residents see climate change as an immediate threat, finds survey
Stargazers alert: 6 planets, Moon to appear in night sky on Feb 28
Chennai Corporation renames major roads ahead of polls
OPS congratulates Stalin, says DMK has an opportunity to come back to power
Will it rain in Chennai on Saturday?
Man arrested for stealing at mall in Vadapalani
T.N. Deputy Chief Minister inaugurates CREDAI FAIRPRO 2026
The three-day property expo brings together over 80 CREDAI Chennai developers, presenting over 500 projects
Revised Chennai suburban train services throw life out of gear for commuters
From Friday (Feb 20) as part of the ongoing redevelopment of Chennai Egmore railway station. The frequency of trains reduced to 164 services instead of the regular 204 services. The suburban trains shifted to platforms 5 and 6 from platforms 10 and 11. The revised schedule will be in force till April 5.
Unseasonal February rainfall likely over some parts of south Tamil Nadu this week
The RMC has forecast some parts of Chennai may also receive light or moderate rain on February 21; parts of Dindigul, Madurai, and Theni districts may be covered by intense rain on February 22
To facilitate the redevelopment works to be carried out at the Egmore railway station, Southern Railway had announced the reduction of suburban train services and also the switching of platforms for 45 days starting from February 20
No possibility of change in DMK-Congress alliance, says Kanimozhi
How the VinFast VF 6 Is Winning Over Women Drivers in India
With surround view, smart safety systems and strong warranties, the VF 6 helps drivers, especially women, manage Indias roads with a little more ease and a lot more confidence. With surround view, smart safety systems and strong warranties, the VF 6 helps drivers, especially women, manage Indias roads with a little more ease and a lot more confidence On a humid Tuesday evening in Chennai, Ananya crawls along Cathedral Road, negotiating what can only be described as a live-action obstacle course. Scooters skim past her mirrors. An auto rickshaw darts in like it owns the lane. A delivery van brakes abruptly, because of course it does. She taps a button, glances at the 360-degree surround view on her screen, and slides neatly into a tight parking slot outside her daughters dance class. I used to circle the block three times before parking , she says. Now I just park . Ananya drives the VinFast VF 6, which was a gift from her husband on their sixth wedding anniversary. For her, the switch was initially just a chance to try something new. But over time, it has become something more, almost as if it were designed for the kind of daily negotiations Indian women drivers make on the road. Safety In Numbers, And More In January, the VF 6 earned a full 5-star rating from Indias Bharat NCAP, the countrys official crash test programme, scoring 27.13 out of 32 in Adult Occupant Protection and 44.41 out of 49 in Child Occupant Protection. In side impact tests, it delivered full marks for adult and child occupants. For many women, safety is not an abstract concept. If I am driving my six-year-old across the city, I want reassurance that the car is safe , says Ananya . Crash ratings matter. A lot . The VF 6 backs that up with 7 airbags, including curtain airbags, and a reinforced structure that showed its mettle in the Bharat NCAP frontal impact test. Safety also means surviving what is outside the car: Delhis winter smog. Bengalurus construction dust. Mumbais humidity. The VF 6 addresses this with a PM1.0 air filter and air ionizer on select variants. It sounds technical, but the effect is immediate. For women driving with children or elderly family members, cabin air quality is part of everyday health management, less coughing, fewer complaints from the back seat. For the long term, the VF 6 offers a 7 year or 160,000 km vehicle warranty and an 8 year unlimited kilometre battery warranty in Asia markets. Long coverage reduces financial anxiety, especially for first-time EV buyers. See Everything With 360-Degree View If one feature comes up again and again, it is the 360-degree Surround View Monitor. In dense traffic, spatial awareness is survival. The birds eye view stitches together feeds from multiple cameras, showing scooters, stray dogs, low boundary walls, and unpredictable pedestrians. In practical terms, this reduces stress and the likelihood of minor scrapes that turn into major repair bills. Add Blind Spot Detection, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, and Automatic Emergency Braking on higher variants, and the car quietly compensates for what Indian traffic throws at you. A VF 6 owner may not control the biker who appears out of nowhere, but the car certainly helps level the playing field. The VF 6 offers selectable drive modes and a steering system tuned to be light at low speeds and stable at higher speeds. In city conditions, that lighter steering reduces fatigue during parking and tight U turns. It also comes with 190 mm ground clearance and a compact 4.2 metre length, a sweet spot for navigating broken roads and narrow lanes without feeling oversized. Recognition Beyond the Showroom In December 2025 and early 2026, the VF 6 kept showing up on Indias automotive awards lists, which is usually a good sign that something is working. At the Autocar India Awards 2026, it won Value for Money Car of the Year , recognised for its strong balance of pricing, equipment and everyday usability. At the Auto9 Awards 2026, the VF 6 was honoured again for its overall proposition, alongside VinFasts brand win for New Entrant of the Year . More recently, at the Auto Excellence Awards 2026, it secured Value for Money EV of the Year, further cementing its reputation as a smart, well-equipped electric SUV at an accessible price point. These awards, from respected Indian industry programmes, underscore the VF 6s ability to combine practical appeal with real-world performance and competitive positioning across multiple independent evaluations. A Shift in Who Is at the Wheel As the ones who hold up half the sky, women can and should be part of the EV adoption curve, ideally as the ones asking the tough questions at the showroom. In that context, and in line with VinFasts vision of EV for all , the VF 6 does not sideline women. It makes its case not with a single headline feature, but with a combination of safety credentials, 360 degree visibility, adaptive steering, air filtration, and a long warranty that come together as a coherent daily tool. Ananya sums it up as she pulls out of her parking spot with a quick glance at the surround view. I do not feel like I am managing the car , she says. I feel like it is helping me manage the road . About VinFast VinFast (NASDAQ: VFS), a subsidiary of Vingroup JSC, one of Vietnam's largest conglomerates, is a pure-play electric vehicle manufacturer with the mission of making EVs accessible to everyone. VinFast's product lineup includes a wide range of electric SUVs, e-scooters, and e-buses. The company is rapidly expanding its global distribution network and manufacturing capabilities with facilities in Vietnam, India, and planned operations in the United States. The company's Thoothukudi facility in Tamil Nadu represents a $500 million investment and will produce 150,000 vehicles annually when fully operational, creating approximately 3,500 direct jobs. vinfastauto.in
Prabhas reveals his special connection with Chennai
Prabhas opened up about his childhood in Chennai and said that he misses the city. He also reflected on how he lost fluency in Tamil after moving to Hyderabad
T20 WC: 'Their Best Is Yet To Come,' Says Sanjay Bangar On India's Campaign
T20 World Cup: Former India batter and expert Sanjay Bangar believes that the Indian cricket team is yet to hit top gear in the ongoing ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026. Bangar said Indias unbeaten group-stage run has been steady rather than dominant, but stressed that the bigger positive is that the teams best cricket is still to come at the tough phase of the competition. Its been a steady start. Not quite the kind we were expecting, because the expectations were sky-high, and thats where India, not necessarily bulldozing opponents in those games, can be seen as a team that played slightly under par. However, the good thing is that their best is yet to come, Bangar told Jio Hotstar. Another positive aspect is that all the players have had a chance to feature in the playing XI, which augurs well in case there are any injury concerns later in the tournament. All the players are match-ready. If there is one department where they would want to improve, it would be catching, because we saw a few chances being dropped against Pakistan and the Netherlands, Bangar added. India have been placed in a tough group that includes 2024 runner-up South Africa, two-time champions West Indies, and Zimbabwe. As unbeaten India gear up to face strong teams in the next phase of the tournament, Bangar highlighted three players who he believes will play a decisive role in Indias campaign. From here on, three players who are going to be extremely critical to Indias journey in this T20 World Cup are the men in form. Thats where I feel Ishan Kishan, given his batting form and the lack of runs from Abhishek Sharma, becomes crucial. The onus is now on Kishan to provide those explosive starts. So, he is player number one, he said. As unbeaten India gear up to face strong teams in the next phase of the tournament, Bangar highlighted three players who he believes will play a decisive role in Indias campaign. Also Read: Live Cricket Score India will start their campaign in the Super 8s on Sunday when they face South Africa at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. They will play their next match against Zimbabwe on Thursday at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. The defending champions will play their last match in the Super 8s on March 1 against the West Indies at the Eden Gardens Stadium in Kolkata. Article Source: IANS
ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (India) ( STT GDC India or the Company), a leading AI-ready colocation data centre services provider, today announced the launch of its fourth data centre in Chennai, marking the expansion of its second campus in the city at Siruseri. The Siruseri campus is designed as a 45 MW AI-ready facility, with the first phase of 7.2 MW now operational. This milestone reinforces STT GDC Indias continued investment in building next-generation digital infrastructure in Tamil Nadu. The facility was e-inaugurated by the Honble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Thiru M.K. Stalin, on 12 th February 2026, reflecting the states strong commitment to positioning itself as a preferred destination for large-scale, next-generation data centre investments. With 40 MW already operational at its Chennai Ambattur campus, STT GDC India continues to scale its presence in one of Indias fastest-growing digital markets. Earlier this month, the Company also marked the groundbreaking of STT Chennai 4 within the same campus, unlocking a total development potential of approximately 130 MW, inclusive of the existing operational capacity. This expansion further strengthens STT GDC Indias ability to serve the rapidly accelerating demand from hyperscalers, enterprises and cloud service providers. The Company has recently signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Tamil Nadu, proposing an investment of Rs. 4,200 crore to develop state-of-the-art, AI-ready data centre infrastructure in the state. Together, these developments reinforce STT GDC Indias leadership in strengthening Chennais position as a pivotal hub for AI-led and cloud-driven digital growth, aligned with Indias broader digital economy ambitions. Aligned with Indias digital growth story, STT GDC India continues to evaluate long-term strategic options to support its future expansion plans, including a potential initial public offering (IPO) targeted for the first half of 2027, as part of its roadmap to strengthen capital access and accelerate growth across Indias digital infrastructure landscape. Commenting on the Siruseri Campus Launch milestone, Bimal Khandelwal, Chief Executive Officer, STT GDC India, said: The launch of our fourth data centre in Chennai at the Siruseri campus marks a pivotal milestone in our growth journey and reinforces our long-term commitment to the city. As AI adoption accelerates and cloud demand scales, the need for resilient, high-density, future-ready infrastructure has never been more critical. Siruseri has been purpose-built to support hyperscalers and enterprises as they scale seamlessly and sustainably. With strong policy support from the Government of Tamil Nadu and growing customer momentum, we see Chennai playing a defining role in Indias AI and digital transformation. Our focus remains clear - to invest decisively, build sustainably, and deliver world-class infrastructure that will power Indias growth for the next decade and beyond. Beyond Chennai, STT GDC India is undergoing one of the most significant expansion phases in its history, strengthening its presence across Indias leading digital corridors. The Company has signed strategic MoUs with the governments of Karnataka, Maharashtra, Telangana and Uttar Pradesh to develop large-scale, AI-ready data centre infrastructure, reinforcing its long-term commitment to building national digital capacity. In parallel, expansion plans are progressing across key markets including Mumbai, Noida, Pune Jaipur, Hyderabad and Bengaluru, ensuring customers benefit from geographically diversified, high-availability infrastructure across Indias most critical economic centres. Today, with 30 data centres spanning 10 cities and over 400 MW of critical IT load capacity, STT GDC India operates one of the countrys most extensive data centre platforms. Through sustained investments in next-generation, AI-ready campuses, the Company is not only scaling capacityit is building the digital backbone that will power Indias cloud, AI and enterprise transformation at scale. About STT GDC India ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (India) is a leading AI-ready co-location data centre services provider in India and a majority-owned subsidiary of ST Telemedia Global Data Centres. The company has been at the forefront of the Indian colocation market for more than two decades, with an impeccable record in the design, build and operation of data centres. It currently manages one of the largest white space portfolios in the country, with more than 400MW of critical IT load across 30 facilities (including those under development) in 10 cities in India. The company serves a well-diversified customer base, including many Fortune 500 companies, and delivers mission-critical solutions through best-in-class offerings and industry-leading service quality and uptime. STT GDC (India) is committed to achieving carbon neutral data centre operations by 2030 and emphasises responsible growth through a strong focus on ESG, safety, ethics, integrity and inclusion. www.sttelemediagdc.com/in-en.
Chennais isthri workers fuel change by switching to LPG boxes
How Villivakkam has evolved from a quiet village to a thriving urban locality
The bustling Villivakkam locality today, with its busy railway station and the Integral Coach Factory (ICF), was once a quiet village with hardly any civic amenities
22, 24 carat Gold prices down across Indian cities on February 20
Chennai hospital launches dedicated centre for sleep health
ISL Highlights: Mumbai City FC vs Chennaiyin FC
ISL Highlights: Mumbai City FC vs Chennaiyin FC
The team is also looking at deploying the technique for other real-world applications, primarily to guage purity of water
Arundhathi Subramaniams book of poetry launched by Prakriti Foundation in Chennai
The Gallery Of Upside Down Women, a poetry book by Arundhathi Subramaniam chronicles complex women through history
T.N. govt. puts off plan to provide separate scribes to students for public exams
Sources in the department said the decision was made after backlash from disability rights organisations regarding the short time available to implement the announcement
T20 World Cup: Afghanistan's final group game of the 2026 T20 World Cup, outgoing coach Jonathan Trott has reflected on his tenure with the side as he looks ahead to his next coaching opportunity. Trott's time in charge of Afghanistan came to an end on Thursday when the team was knocked out of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup despite an impressive 82-run victory over Canada in Chennai. Since taking charge of the Afghanistan National Team in 2022, Trott has collaborated closely with the players over the past few years, playing a key role in the teams growth and increasing international competitiveness. Gratitude for a journey filled with progress and pride. Thank you, @Trotty, for your outstanding services as the head coach of #AfghanAtalan since 2022. Your impact will always be remembered. Afghanistan Cricket Board posted on X. Under Trott's guidance, Afghanistan have experienced some of their most notable moments in recent cricket history, including their first-ever semifinal finish at the 2024 T20 World Cup, significant tournament wins, historic victories over top-ranked teams, and milestones that have enhanced the countrys global cricketing reputation. During the post-match presser, Trott reflected on his time in charge and said he had plenty of great memories as the side developed as individuals and as a team. I always feel fortunate enough to have had a lot of memories as a player but also now as a coach as well, Trott said. I think even at this ground (in Chennai), beating Pakistan, I think, the first time in the World Cup, 50-over game, beating England, two games in St. Vincent, that's World Cup stuff. But there've been lots of other things we've achieved: bilateral series, firsts we've beaten Pakistan, Bangladesh away, South Africa, all these sorts of things. So I'm very fortunate enough to have coached some really great players, some really good humans and a good bunch of guys and areas to improve everywhere, he said. The England international Trott also revealed that the coaching role was never part of his original plan. He was handed the opportunity by chance', stepping in after Graham Thorpe was originally set to take up the position. Graham Thorpe was supposed to be the coach, and he unfortunately couldn't take up the role. I then got offered the job and took it with both hands. But at the same time, Graham was huge in my development as a coach and he gave me great opportunities at the ECB and had full faith and belief in me as a coach, he admitted. So have a lot to be thankful for him for this role. So I'm here by chance. I gave it my all. I hope the players can see the love that have for the game and the care that have for them as players and as people. Trott suggested developing a few more reliable pacers to help spinners Rashid Khan and Mujeeb Ur Rahman, which would aid Afghanistan's next step on their cricketing journey. The consistency and development of some more seamers that will aid the spinners and not just be heavily reliant on spinners; develop some seam bowlers so that when the team plays in conditions perhaps like the World Cup in 2027 (in South Africa and Namibia), they'll be able to handle all different varieties of conditions, Trott noted. They're developing the batting resources to be able to have that, and it's about having the seamers now so they can compete all around the world, hopefully. The 44-year-old said his only focus was enjoying some time off prior to commencing his next chapter. I've really enjoyed this, and I don't know what the future holds. Maybe have a couple of days off and see how it goes. I look forward to seeing how the rest of the World Cup goes. Gee, I wish we were still here and able to play in the next round, Trott said. The 44-year-old said his only focus was enjoying some time off prior to commencing his next chapter. Also Read: Live Cricket Score So we'll have to see. But I just want to enjoy my coaching. And I've certainly enjoyed the last couple of years here. My tenure here has been ups and downs, but I've got some great memories, he concluded. Article Source: IANS
Western Railway to induct two new 15-car local trains
Western Railway will soon induct two new 15-car train sets from the Integral Coach Factory in Chennai. Once commissioned, around 20-22 existing 12-car services may be converted into 15-car formations, boosting peak-hour capacity by nearly 25 per cent on Mumbais busy suburban network
Chennai-based startup to build India's 1st e-air taxi
Centre yet to release 5,500 crore for Jal Jeevan Mission work
Govt inherited 6.45L crore debt from previous AIADMK govt
Wait for the next election, if not happy with rural job policy: HC
TN to roll out single-window system for PhD admissions across state univs
HC summons forest secy on Feb 27 over upkeep fund delay
TN safest state for women and children, says Stalin in House
Didnt you want state autonomy when you were part of Union govt, asks EPS
Elliots Beach chokes with shanties & trash
BJP: Vijayakants soul wont forgive Premallatha for aligning with DMK
Herpes virus kills 3 elephants; five men held for tusk theft
SC stays Madras HCs restraint order on Tamil Nadu Waqf Board
Despite demands, no CCTVs at Tamil Nadu exam centres for state boards
Remand prisoner in Puzhal dies a day after fainting inside jail; kin blame police
Pondy university deputy registrar booked for amassing 54 lakh in 2.5 yrs
Chennai Corporation mandates registration of bulk waste generators
People asked not to buy oral nicotine pouches online
Remand prisoner dies in hospital; kin allege police assault
Unions welcome allocation for settling dues to retiredtransport employees in T.N.
Govt. releases 2,446.46 cr. for settlement of pending terminal benefits to 6,867 employeeswho had retired, taken VRS between August 2024 and March 2026, or died while employed in 8 STUs
Two youth held for smuggling painkiller tablets from Odisha
School students pelt stones at crowded bus they couldnt board
Lift at MRTS station stops midway, 10 rescued
Govt. puts off plan to provide separate scribes to students for public exams
Perambur residents flag encroachments,put forth demands
They demanded strict enforcement of CMDA norms,protection of OSR lands in their memorandum to political parties ahead of Assembly polls
Ekki Homa to target sewage infra gap with new pump platform
Regularise teachers who cleared TET: Ramadoss
Man arrested for befriending family, cheating them of gold jewellery
Tambaram Corporations plan for recreation centre on OSR land draws ire from residents
Residents seek full-fledged park on the land in Nemilichery; civic body plans recreation centre for senior citizens on 30% of the land; remaining 70% will be developed as a park, says Commissioner
