Chennai: Jana Nayagan Producer Is TN Special Representative In Delhi
Founder of KVN productions, headquartered in Bengaluru, Venkata Narayana is a qualified chartered accountant, cost and management accountant, company secretary and law graduate: Reports
Traffic diversions due to Chennai Metro Rail construction work on L.B. Road
TATA Starbucks Reimagines its Loyalty Program with New Rewards and Enhanced Benefits
TATA Starbucks has announced the launch of its reimagined Starbucks Rewards program, featuring Green, Gold and the newly introduced Reserve tier. The enhanced program is designed to offer members greater value through faster earning, easier redemption and access to a broader suite of rewards, benefits and experiences as they progress through the program. The updated tiers include: Green: The entry tier where members can earn Starbucks Rewards faster, and choose to redeem Rewards of their choice Gold: Customers can get upgraded to Gold by accumulating 1000 Stars within a year of joining Reserve: Comes with a sleek, black personalized card customized with the customers name and the first year they joined the program. Customers can get upgraded on accumulating 5000+ Stars within a year of joining TATA Starbucks Reimagines its Loyalty Program with New Rewards and Enhanced Benefits The Starbucks Rewards program will now offer a host of customer benefits with each level unlocking an expanded portfolio of rewards and experiences as they deepen their engagement with the brand: Faster Earning: Members will earn 1 Star for every Rs.10 spent, with Gold Members earning 1.2X Stars and Reserve Members earning 1.3X Stars on every Rs. 10 spent More Accessible Rewards: Lower redemption thresholds make it easier for members to unlock rewards and enjoy benefits sooner, bringing them closer to the experiences and rewards they value Benefits at Every Level: Members can enjoy a range of benefits including personalized offers, birthday rewards, milestone celebrations, Double Stars Days and member-exclusive offers, ensuring every visit feels more rewarding Enhanced Member Experiences: As members progress through the program, they will also unlock additional benefits including Free Customized Mondays (every member can receive one free modifier on any handcrafted drink), accelerated Star earnings, exclusive merchandise, curated coffee experiences, special event access and other member-only privileges Adrit Mishra, COO, TATAStarbucks , said, At TATA Starbucks, we are constantly looking for ways to strengthen our connection with customers and create experiences that are meaningful, rewarding and personalized. The reimagined Starbucks Rewards program reflects our commitment to delivering greater value to our members by making rewards easier to earn and redeem, while introducing new benefits and experiences that celebrate loyalty. Whether someone is just beginning their Starbucks Rewards journey or is one of our most loyal members, the program has been designed to reward them at every stage. For more information and to start enjoying these rewards, visit the Starbucks India mobile application. About TATA Starbucks Private Limited Starbucks entered the Indian market in October 2012 through a 50/50 Joint Venture with Tata Consumer Products Limited and currently operates more than 506 stores in India across 81 cities, Agra, Ahmedabad, Ajmer, Alibaug, Amritsar, Anand, Aurangabad, Bangalore, Bhatinda, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Calicut, Chandigarh, Chennai, Dehradun, Faridabad, Gandhinagar, Ghaziabad, Goa, Guntur, Gurgaon, Guwahati, Gwalior, Haridwar, Hyderabad, Coimbatore, Indore, Jaipur, Jalandhar, Jodhpur, Kanpur, Kochi, Kolhapur, Kolkata, Lonavala, Lucknow, Ludhiana, Mangalore, Meerut, Mumbai, Mussoorie, Mysore, Nagpur, Nashik, New Delhi, Noida, Pathankot, Patiala, Pondicherry, Pune, Raipur, Siliguri, Sonipat, Surat, Thrissur, Trivandrum, Udaipur, Vadodara, Vapi,Vijayawada, Varanasi and Vizag are cities in India. through a network of over 4,305 passionate partners (employees). Starbucks stores are operated by the joint venture, TATA Starbucks Private Limited, and branded as Starbucks Coffee - A TATA Alliance.
This Chennai man turned his home into a museum of time
What if you could travel through time without leaving Chennai?
Stephen Koshy International Masters Basketball Tournament is scheduled to be held from 25th to 28th June 2026 at the Sports Council International Indoor Stadium, Kottayam, Kerala. 35 women players across 30+, 35+, 40+ and 45+ age categories will be participating in the tournament with the support of Kauvery Hospital. Kauvery Hospital is sponsoring women players participating in the Stephen Koshy International Masters Basketball Tournament 2026, which will be held from June 25 to 28 at the Sports Council International Indoor Stadium in Kottayam, Kerala. Kauvery Hospital Supports Women Players Participating in the Stephen Koshy International Masters Basketball Tournament 2026 The tournament will feature 100 teams across the mens and womens categories. Kauvery Hospital will support 35 women players who will participate in four age categories: 30+, 35+, 40+, and 45+. from Phoenix India Academy Basketball Club. The women participants come from diverse personal and professional backgrounds, including working women, married women, homemakers and mothers, from different cities and regions, including Chennai, Bangalore, Dehradun, Mumbai, Punjab, Kerala, Coimbatore and Salem. Through its support for the tournament, Kauvery Hospital aims to encourage active living, fitness, preventive health awareness and greater participation of women in sport. The initiative also highlights the importance of women continuing to prioritise their health, passion and personal fitness at every stage of life. Speaking about the initiative, Dr. Manivannan Selvaraj, Managing Director, Kauvery Hospital , said, At Kauvery Hospital, supporting this tournament is deeply meaningful for us because it celebrates women who continue to choose fitness, discipline and passion alongside their everyday responsibilities. Many of these women are professionals, homemakers, mothers and individuals who manage multiple roles in life, yet they step onto the court with remarkable energy and confidence. Their participation is a powerful reminder that health and self-care should never take a backseat, no matter the age or stage of life. Kauvery Hospital is proud to support women in sport and to stand with every woman who chooses to stay active, strong and inspired. The Stephen Koshy International Masters Basketball Tournament is expected to bring together experienced players, sports enthusiasts and supporters of active living, making it a strong platform to promote fitness, community participation and womens empowerment through sport. Kauvery Hospital continues to support initiatives that promote better health, preventive care, active lifestyles and stronger communities. About Kauvery Hospital Kauvery Hospital is a leading healthcare provider committed to delivering patient-centric, ethical and advanced medical care. With a strong focus on clinical excellence, preventive health and community wellbeing, Kauvery Hospital continues to support initiatives that encourage healthier lifestyles and meaningful community engagement.
The South Buys Newer, the North Holds Longer: India Is Three Used Car Markets in One
Cars24 and Team BHP's Gears of Growth 2025 report finds that preference for car age has significant regional differences. Southern markets are skewed towards 2019 and newer vehicles, western markets churn steadily across 2017 to 2021 model years, and North and Central India hold on to cars the longest. National statistics flatten India's used car market into one number. The Cars24 and Team BHP Gears of Growth 2025 report, drawn from over 33 million users, pulls it apart and finds three distinct markets running on three different clocks. The variable that separates them is not the models people buy, but how old the car is when it changes hands. Southern markets show a higher concentration of vehicles from 2019 and later. Western India trades across a balanced spread of 2017 to 2021 model years. North and Central India carry a greater share of 2017 to 2019 and pre-2017 vehicles. The report's conclusion is direct: regional economics and buyer preferences shape inventory age profiles more than most buyers realise. Three regions, three ownership clocks The regional split in the Gears of Growth 2025 report reads as follows: Source: Cars24 x Team BHP Gears of Growth 2025 Report In the South, the report points to faster upgrade cycles and higher car adoption, which keeps inventory young. For a buyer in Bengaluru, Chennai or Hyderabad, the practical effect is a shelf weighted toward 2019 and newer cars. A three to four year old vehicle is mainstream stock here, not a premium find. The same report finds Tamil Nadu's share of national demand rising from 6.1 percent to 6.5 percent and Karnataka's from 10 percent to 10.4 percent in 2025, a steady climb consistent with markets where cars circulate quickly. Western India behaves like the market's metronome. Maharashtra, the country's single largest used car market at 15.1 percent of national demand, and Gujarat, which posted the largest state-level gain of 2025 at 8.7 to 10.2 percent, both trade across an even spread of 2017 to 2021 model years. In Mumbai, Pune or Ahmedabad a buyer finds roughly equal odds of a five-year-old or a two-year-old car. The report calls this stable ownership churn: cars enter and exit ownership at a consistent rhythm rather than in waves. North and Central India run the longest clock. The region's higher share of 2017 to 2019 and pre-2017 vehicles points to owners who keep cars well past the national norm, and to what the report describes as value-driven resale behaviour. A buyer in Delhi NCR or across Uttar Pradesh, which alone holds 11.7 percent of national demand, will see more six to eight year old cars on the shelf than a southern buyer does. A car in this market is held, maintained, and sold late in its life, often to a buyer who intends to do exactly the same. Why the clocks run at different speeds The report attributes the divergence to regional economics and buyer preferences rather than any single cause. Southern states lead the country in adopting newer automotive technology: Karnataka and Maharashtra together account for 68 percent of all used EV purchases nationally. Markets comfortable buying the newest category of vehicle are, predictably, also the markets where recent model years dominate. Longer holding in the North reads as strategy, not lag. An owner who runs a car for eight or nine years extracts the maximum use from a depreciating asset before selling it into a deep pool of value-focused buyers. The report's non-metro data reinforces this: demand there concentrates in low-maintenance, affordable models such as the Swift Dzire, Wagon R and Alto, exactly the cars built to be owned long and sold late. What this means for used car buyers and sellers in Chennai will encounter a younger inventory mix, weighted to 2019 and newer, than someone shopping in Lucknow, where six to eight-year-old cars are common, even on the same platform on the same day. For sellers, the same car meets different demands depending on where it is sold. A 2020 vehicle is mid-life stock in a southern market that skews to 2019 and newer, and comparatively fresh inventory in a northern market dominated by older cars. Timing a sale against the regional clock, not the national average, is the more informed move. All figures in this article are sourced from the Cars24 Team BHP Gears of Growth 2025 report, based on Cars24 internal transaction data comprising over 33 million users as of December 2025.
A dispute escalates between the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and archaeologist Amarnath Ramakrishna over the 982-page Keeladi excavation report. The ASI wants the report re-examined by an internal committee, citing deficiencies, while Ramakrishna insists his findings, suggesting an early urban Tamil civilization from 800-500 BCE, are final and should not be altered. This comes after a court directed the report's publication, a deadline that has now passed.
Nine Climate-Tech Start-ups to Deploy Urban sustainability Solutions Across 10 Indian cities
The initiative is led by Social Alpha and the University of Toronto India Foundation through the Innovations in Sustainable Urban Transition Program. The selected start-ups to address urban sustainability challenges in construction, waste management, water, sanitation and renewable energy. To receive grants of up to INR 35 lakh to support the deployment Technology deployments will be undertaken in partnership with 11 private and six public organisations, including industry partners, educational institutions, healthcare providers and urban local bodies. Nine climate-tech start-ups are set to deploy solutions addressing critical urban sustainability challenges across 10 Indian cities, including Chennai, Kozhikode, Bengaluru, Khammam, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Pune, Nashik, Bhavnagar and New Delhi. Under the Innovations in Sustainable Urban Transition Program, led by Social Alpha and the University of Toronto India Foundation (UTIF), these start-ups will deploy solutions that support low-carbon transitions across these cities. The selected start-ups will receive grants of up to INR 35 lakh to support the deployment of their innovations and help de-risk their adoption in urban environments. The selected start-ups will deploy innovations across sectors critical to urban sustainability, including low-carbon construction materials, renewable energy, waste management, water efficiency and sanitation. The nine startups include: Carbon Strong , whose proprietary fly ash-based binder replaces 35-40% of cement in concrete, cutting embodied carbon and costs with no process change for producers. Satiq Concrete Manufacturer , which develops low-temperature, waste-derived binders and engineered composites that deliver lightweight, high-strength, thermally efficient concrete with significantly lower emissions. Go Do Good Studio , which creates home-compostable food packaging using proprietary plant-based coatings and inks that eliminate plastic from urban food delivery and catering. Vivifica Sustainable Solutions , whose patented WENERATOR integrates process optimisation, IoT-based monitoring and multi-stage digestion to convert mixed organic waste into clean biogas at source, designed for institutional kitchens and canteens. Apeiro Energy , which develops vertical small wind turbines optimised for low wind speeds, paired with smart controllers, monitoring systems, energy management systems and an AI micrositing tool for wind-solar hybrid microgrids. Trinano Technologies , whose patented nano coating for solar panels increases energy output by 4%+, extends panel life by 2-3 years, and cuts cleaning requirements by 50%, addressing inefficiencies that reduce energy production. Smart Terra , whose AI-driven SaaS creates a digital twin of water networks to detect leaky pipes and faulty meters and predict operational inefficiencies in water networks with under 100-metre precision, and is agnostic to hardware, sensor or database technologies. Vayujal Technologies , whose atmospheric water generators can produce 43 to 3,000 litres of drinking water per day from air for homes, offices, institutions, industries and communities, in an energy-efficient manner, with zero water wastage and adherence to BIS 10500. Xpredict Labs , whose HiDrEC is a decentralised, packaged wastewater treatment system that runs on electrochemical principles with no external chemicals, requiring lower land footprints while producing reusable CPCB-compliant water. The technologies will be deployed through 17 partnerships spanning 11 private and six public organisations across 10 Indian cities, with expected outcomes spanning emissions reduction, waste diversion, production of energy from clean sources, energy efficiency, reduction in non revenue water losses, reduced dependence on groundwater, and increased access to clean drinking water. The pilot partners include ready-mix concrete manufacturers (RMCs) such as Veera Concrete and PCS Industries, schools under the Government of Maharashtra and Government of Tamil Nadu, research institutions such as the Central Road Research Institute, hospitals including Kilpauk Medical College Hospital and Meitra Hospital, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) such as Contendre Solar and Boson Whitewater, industries such as Ashapura Saltworks and Yashpoly, real estate companies such as DRA Homes, and urban local bodies and utilities including the Khammam Municipal Corporation and Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board. On the Program, Ganesh Neelam, Co-founder, Social Alpha , said, " By 2036, India's towns and cities are expected to be home to 600 million people. As urban populations grow, pressure on the systems that support everyday life will intensify. Cities will need to rethink how they design and construct infrastructure, manage resources, deliver essential services and build resilience to climate risks. Addressing these challenges requires solutions that are practical, reliable and deployable at scale. Our aim is to support a growing pipeline of innovators addressing urban sustainability challenges and support the deployment of these solutions across Indian cities ." Gauravi Lobo, Director, U of T India Foundatio n, said, " What this program has surfaced is that the constraint isn't the technology. It's the distance between a working solution and a public system ready to absorb it. The nine start-ups in this cohort are being tested against that distance, with pilots designed around what urban local bodies and civic institutions actually need to make adoption decisions. For UTIF, that is where the research question lives - and what we carry back to the University of Toronto is not just the outcome, but the institutional logic of how Indian cities are learning to integrate innovation at scale ." The Innovations in Sustainable Urban Transition Program was first launched in 2024. Its first cohort of eleven start-ups deployed innovations in 11 cities addressing air quality, sanitation, waste management, clean mobility and low-carbon construction materials. The Program demonstrated that deep-tech innovations can be contextualised, de-risked and deployed through structured public and private partnerships, generating measurable outcomes in emissions avoidance (105.99 tonnes of CO2e), waste diversion (407.15 tonnes), water savings (16,896 kilolitres) and improved air quality (between 20% - 94% reduction in PM 2.5 and 10 across four locations). urban@socialalpha.org . About Social Alpha Social Alpha is an operating philanthropy dedicated to taking breakthrough science from lab to the last mile. Social Alpha's full-stack, multistage innovation and venture development platform is designed to develop, de-risk and deploy frontier innovations to advance affordable healthcare, resilient livelihoods and climate action, prioritising the most critical challenges for people and planet. Founded in 2016, Social Alpha has supported over 450 innovations focused on socio-economic and environmental impact. For more information, please visit www.socialalpha.org . About University of Toronto India Foundation The University of Toronto India Foundation, based in Mumbai, serves as a dynamic bridge connecting the University of Toronto with India's academic institutions, innovators, non-profits, social enterprises and governments. Bringing together research, innovation and impact, UTIF works to address sustainability challenges faced by Indian cities through co-created solutions. www.uoftindiafoundation.com .
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay showcases impressive fitness at 53
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay, at 53, demonstrated remarkable fitness by completing a 6km 'Start Run, Stop Drugs' marathon in Chennai. Leading thousands, including ministers and volunteers, he administered an anti-drug pledge and actively participated, even offering water to fellow runners. Videos of his energetic run and motivational presence have gone viral, highlighting his disciplined lifestyle and commitment to public awareness.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay flags off 'Start Run, Stop Drugs' anti-drug awareness marathon in Chennai
Watch: Tamil Nadu CM Vijay joins thousands in anti-drug awareness run at Chennai's Marina Beach
Vijay Flags Off, Joins Anti-Drug Awareness Run At Chennai's Marina Beach
Dressed in tracks, sneakers and sunglasses, the Chief Minister drew loud cheers from participants, many of them youngsters, as he ran alongside them wearing a Start Run, Stop Drugs T-shirt.
Bank holiday today: Banks are closed across cities in India today on account of Muharram. In addition to the common national and gazetted holidays, banks in India could have local holidays and festivals off, as required.
A senior citizen wrongly paid tax on Rs 24 lakh retrenchment compensation received under a BSNL Voluntary Retirement Scheme. Despite a significant delay, the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) in Chennai granted him full tax exemption, recognizing the compensation as tax-free under Section 10(10B). This ruling offers relief and highlights the possibility of rectifying tax errors.
TaMo eyes India product launches, wider global reach from 3.8 bn Iveco deal
T.N. Finance Minister reviews development works, stresses inter-departmental coordination
With the Northeast monsoon approaching, he asked officials to expedite stormwater drain construction, canal desilting and other flood-mitigation measures.
Khairatabad Ganesh to be 69-ft Panchamukha Form
Around 150 people will work on the idol. Artisans and workers will come from Chennai and Kolkata, and the team will work during the day and night to complete it within 80 days, Sandeep Raj said.
Pelvic Health Clinic launched at Sri Ramachandra Medical Centre
Consumers fret as rice prices shoot up
Tamil Nadu Power Sector Faces 2.47 Lakh Crore Debt, No Rate Hike This Year: Minister
Chennai, June 26: Tamil Nadus Electricity Minister, C.T.R. Nirmal Kumar, released a white paper on Thursday detailing the financial status of the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board (TNEB). The report reveals that the states power sector is burdened with a staggering debt of 2.47 lakh crore. Despite this growing financial strain, the minister assured consumers that ... Read more Tamil Nadu Power Sector Faces 2.47 Lakh Crore Debt, No Rate Hike This Year: Minister
Two Chennai parks to be upgraded for kids with disabilities
TN opposes Centres NLC stake sale
Kauvery Hospital launches mobile mammogram unit
Traffic changes on Marina Loop Road put motorists to hardship
Families of honour killing victims stress need for separate law against the crime
Construction of massive second container terminal at Kamarajar Port to begin in 2027
Death toll in Poonamallee accident rises to 2
Nirmala Sitharaman welcomes TVKs stand on administrative cooperation with Centre
Nothing wrong in borrowing funds, its usage matters, says finance minister
EPS appoints S P Velumani and Natham Viswanathan as AIADMK deputy general secretaries
Man arrested for burglary in Rajamangalam; jewellery worth 4 lakh recovered
Two men killed in separate assaults in T Nagar; two arrested
El Nino to peak in November-January, may overlap with NE monsoon in TN
Kollywood Weighs OTT Impact as Streaming Reshapes Tamil Cinema
Too big for OTT, too small for box office: Caught between screen & stream, Kollywoods mid-budget filmmaker has nowhere to go
How Tamil Nadu Forest Officials Restored Ennore Creek
Mangroves were planted in the area to act as a natural bio-shield
No hike in power tariffs in TN this year: Minister
The minister blamed the previous DMK govt for introducing the multi-year tariff formula, under which the power tariffs were revised every year affecting domestic consumers and MSME sector industries.
Three more die in Tiruvallur ammonia leak, death toll reaches 13
Justice Basha commission meets families of caste killing victims
Nirmala Sitharaman inaugurates renovated 200-year-old lighthouse in Puducherry
IIT Madras, Herbalife launch Indias first plant cell fermentation centre
Unidentified man dies by suicide near SIDCO
TRB releases assistant professor recruitment exam results
As many as 42,064 candidates appeared for the written exam, which was conducted on Dec 27 last year, to fill 2,708 vacancies. The board has already released the results of five subjects, and the remaining 43 subjects were released on Thursday.
ED lays hands on fresh OMR sheets during searches linked to 2017 TRB scam
Criminal defamation: HC reserves orders on plea moved by K Ponmudi
Duraimurugan withdraws plea seeking transfer of trial in corruption case
DMK planned to split VCK- Aadhav
Chengalpet bus terminus to open in a month
Will Feature 46 bus bays, Serve Over 600 Daily Bus Routes
CM flags off 300 new buses to be deployed in 8 transport corporations, MTC gets 65 buses
Ahead of joining TVK, Vijayabaskar distributes gift hamper to voters in Viralimalai
Preparations are under way at a private hall in Chennai for Vijayabaskars induction into TVK. His team has been working overtime to make the event a grand one and to exhibit his political prowess. If the move goes through, Vijayabaskar will become the fifth AIADMK MLA to resign and join TVK.
Two held for sexually abusing 14-year-old at Kalpakkam in Chennai
Express train to be restored to Chennai Egmore
Amid row over his conduct, Higher Education Minister expresses regret
Viswanathan insists his act of providing first aid to students during a marathon in Madurai had been misrepresented
Two die in separate assault cases in T. Nagar; two arrested
Jawahirullah urges TVK government to reconsider gold ring scheme
Questioning the government's priorities, he said spending crores of rupees on gold rings for newborns raises concerns when critical healthcare needs remain unmet
ED Conducts Raids in Tamil Nadu Over Teacher Recruitment Scam
Chennai, June 25: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has launched a significant operation, conducting searches at 21 locations across Chennai, Madurai, Trichy, and Coimbatore. This action is part of an investigation under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002, linked to a scam involving the Teachers Recruitment Board (TRB) during the lecturer recruitment examination for ... Read more ED Conducts Raids in Tamil Nadu Over Teacher Recruitment Scam
Chennais Dr Priya Selvaraj on surviving a crevasse fall and summiting Mount Everest
Dr Priya Selvaraj trained for four months to summit Mount Everest. The daunting climb there and back, scaling the highest mountain in the world at 8,848.86 metres, taught her many lessons and even had her fighting for her life. Back in Chennai, this granddaughter of legendary actor Gemini Ganesan, recounts the gritty details of her journey
Heavy Rainfall Expected in Tamil Nadu from June 28 Due to Active Southwest Monsoon
Chennai, June 25: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted widespread rainfall across Tamil Nadu in the coming days. Due to the active southwest monsoon, heavy rain is expected in over a dozen districts starting June 28. According to the Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) in Chennai, a change in the speed of western winds may ... Read more Heavy Rainfall Expected in Tamil Nadu from June 28 Due to Active Southwest Monsoon
2 men killed in separate drunken brawl incidents in Chennai's T. Nagar; 2 arrested
Two men lost their lives in separate drunken assaults in T. Nagar within hours of each other. The first victim, Rajendran, was attacked by an auto-rickshaw driver following an argument. The second, Ravi Kumar, a supervisor, was fatally assaulted by a cleaner at a wedding hall after being reprimanded. Police have arrested both suspects.
TN CM Vijay hops on a bus after launching 300 new buses in Chennai
CM Vijay Flags Off 300 New Govt Buses, Takes Bus Ride in Chennai
An official release here said that operating through 26 regions and 317 depots, a fleet of around 21,527 buses serves approximately 2.05 crore commuters daily
Centre approves Rs 530 cr for intelligent transport system in Chennai
Chennai is set to revolutionize its traffic management with a Rs 500 crore intelligent transport system. Funded by a loan from Japan, the project will enhance efficiency and handle growing demands. Key features include advanced traffic control at numerous junctions, incident detection, and real-time information systems. The Greater Chennai Corporation anticipates full operation by August 2026, promising a smoother commute for residents.
Tamil Nadu Government Launches QR Code-Based E-Petition System for Public Grievances
Chennai, June 25: The Tamil Nadu government has taken a significant step towards digitizing government services and reducing paperwork. School Education Minister Raj Mohan inaugurated an electronic petition (e-petition) system at the state secretariat. This initiative allows citizens to register their complaints through an easy-to-use QR code-based platform. The aim of this initiative is to ... Read more Tamil Nadu Government Launches QR Code-Based E-Petition System for Public Grievances
India may approve $370 million Chinese-linked auto investment, first in nearly a decade
India is poised to approve a significant $370 million investment from Horse Powertrain Ltd., a hybrid-engine venture backed by China's Geely and France's Renault. This move, one of the largest Chinese-linked manufacturing investments in years, will see advanced hybrid powertrains built in India, potentially at Renault's Chennai plant. The investment aligns with India's recent policy shifts to boost local manufacturing and highlights the growing demand for hybrid vehicles.
Road in Tambaram named after late Major Mukund Varadarajan
The martyr was posthumously awarded the Ashoka Chakra. The Sivakarthikeyan-starrer hit Tamil filmAmaran that was released in 2024 was based on his life.
Tamil Nadu Launches 300 New Buses
Chennai, June 25: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay inaugurated the services of 300 new buses operated by the Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation in Chennai. This marks a significant enhancement to the public transport fleet. During a ceremony held at the Secretariat, Chief Minister Joseph Vijay flagged off the 300 new diesel and ... Read more Tamil Nadu Launches 300 New Buses
Tamil Nadu Unveils 300 New Buses to Enhance Public Transport
Chennai, June 25: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay inaugurated 300 new buses operated by the Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation in Chennai. This marks a significant expansion of the public transport fleet. During a ceremony held at the Secretariat, Chief Minister Joseph Vijay flagged off the new diesel and CNG buses. Following the ... Read more Tamil Nadu Unveils 300 New Buses to Enhance Public Transport
Chennai, June 25: Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will begin her two-day official visit to Tamil Nadu and Puducherry on Thursday. During this visit, she will launch a heritage book in Tamil Nadu and inaugurate a restored lighthouse in Puducherry. Sitharaman arrived in Chennai from New Delhi on Wednesday evening, where she was welcomed by ... Read more Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman Launches Heritage Book in Tamil Nadu and Inaugurates Restored Lighthouse in Puducherry
Man arrested for duping Chennai resident of 23 lakh with fake MTC job promise
The complainant alleged that the accused Ilanchezhiyan claimed to have close connections with former Transport Minister S.S. Sivasankar and assured him that he could secure an Assistant Engineer post for his son in the MTC
Tiruvallur ammonia gas leak: Woman from Odisha dies, taking toll to 11
Currently, 67 persons 64 women and three men are undergoing treatment. Of them, 16 patients are on ventilator support, 21 are receiving nasal oxygen, and 30 patients are stable
Former Tamil Nadu minister E.V. Velu and 10 others are under investigation following DVAC searches at 14 locations. A corruption case alleges misappropriation of public funds in Highways Department road works from 2022. Investigators claim contracts were awarded and payments made without work execution, leading to wrongful loss to the state exchequer.
DVAC books former Highways Minister E.V. Velu in corruption case; launches raids
FIR alleges huge money was paid to highways contractors though no road work was done
TVS Motor shifts Norton Atlas production to Hosur, expands premium motorcycle play
Galaxy Health Insurance eyes 1,000cr GWP by FY29
Major Reshuffle in Tamil Nadu Police Department: 15 IPS Officers Transferred and Promoted
Chennai, June 25: The Tamil Nadu government has ordered a significant reshuffle in the police department, transferring, promoting, and assigning new posts to 15 IPS officers across the state. This decision was made by the Home Department as part of an administrative process aimed at strengthening policing and filling critical vacancies in various commissionerates and ... Read more Major Reshuffle in Tamil Nadu Police Department: 15 IPS Officers Transferred and Promoted
WRD plans community-led effort to rejuvenate upper reaches of the Cooum river
The WRD held joint inspection with various stakeholders in a portion of the river on Wednesday
15policeofficers transferred, given new postings
Five of them were promoted from the Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) to SPs
Uproars and walkouts mark first Chennai Corporation council meeting after Assembly polls
Councillors urge Chennai Corporation not to collect fee for sports facilities on OSR lands
Rotary Club gifts blood donation van worth 35 lakh
The state-of-the-art van will take blood donation services directly to apartments, educational institutions, corporates, associations, and community groups across Chennai at no cost
Symbolism or substance? T.N.s public health professionals question gold ring scheme
The gold ring may be intended as a celebration of birth, but for many within the public health sector, the more pressing need is investment in the workforce and infrastructure that makes safe deliveries possible, say health officials and doctors
Freemasons celebrate universal brotherhood day
The event saw the participation of more than 500 members
Councillors complain about vacancies in Chennai Corporations public Health Department
Residents of 1,840 homes allege that property tax assessment by Chennai Corporation is wrong
Health Department to roll out Healthy and Hygienic Food Streets on pilot basis
Health Minister said they have come up with the initiative to ensure that food served by street food vendors is of quality and hygiene
Private hospital in Chennai treats man who suffers cardiac arrest during emergency angiography
DMK, CPM continue war of words
Sridhar Vembus praise for TVK govt sparks social media war of words with DMK and its supporters
Anbumani meets father Ramadoss after months of political fallout
Udhay, Kanimozhi condemn TVK govt for trying to arrest DMK youth cadre
