Chennai Corporation to begin immunising stray, pet dogs against rabies in August
The number of residents treated in city hospitals for animal bite cases has increased this summer
Can Indian Museums Learn From the West? An Expert's Take on Engagement and Preservation
IIT Delhi alumnus Vinod Daniel, a leader in preventive conservation, has worked with museums in 50 countries. He emphasizes the need for museums to engage audiences, especially younger ones, and embrace diverse voices. Daniel advocates for technology to enhance storytelling and highlights the potential for private museums and innovative outreach like 'museums in a box' in India.
DMK forced us to contest in Rising Sun symbol: Vaiko
Display fee structure at entrance by June 5, private schools told
The Directorate of Private Schools has issued the directive after the Tamil Nadu Information Commission ruled recently that the school fee structure be displayed at the entrance of the schools
Lights, Camera, Tourism: Tamil Nadu to promote iconic film spots
CSK Told To Change 3 Key Weak Points Immediately By Ravichandran Ashwin
Chennai Super Kings finished eighth in the IPL 2026 points table. They started on the wrong footing and ended on a poor note too
Clinic launched to provide aftercare support for head and neck cancer survivors
It will bring together specialists from oncology, ENT, and speech and swallow therapy to offer comprehensive care under one roof
25-year-old tourist jumps to death in Kolukkumalai gorge
The deceased has been identified as N. Dravinesh, a resident of Abhiramapuram in Chennai
Sand lorry federation urges Tamil Nadu government to restore direct river sand sales
Indias air cargo grows despite West Asia disruptions; Chennai leads growth among major airports
Strong export demand and e-commerce drive air freight growth higher
49 bonded labourers rescued from gaushala in Tiruvallur district
When the workers informed the owner that they no longer wished to work at the farm and requested payment of their pending wages, the owner allegedly refused
Three migrant workers arrested for behaving inappropriately with women in Purasawalkam
Political Shift in Tamil Nadu: MDMK Considers Breaking Ties with DMK
Chennai, June 2: A significant shift is brewing in Tamil Nadus political landscape. The MDMK party, led by senior leader Durai Vaiko, is facing increasing demands to sever ties with the DMK coalition and support the ruling TVK government under Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay. A major political decision from the party is anticipated soon. ... Read more Political Shift in Tamil Nadu: MDMK Considers Breaking Ties with DMK
Webinar on brain tumours to be held on June 5
EPS slams internal detractors, says attempts to weaken AIADMK will fail
In a fervent address, AIADMK leader Edappadi Palaniswami targeted dissenters within the ranks, accusing them of trying to undermine the party's legacy despite their past benefits. He rallied his supporters, reminding them of the formidable trials AIADMK has overcome in its history.
Why are Indian cities battling pollution in summer?
Winter smog may be over, but air pollution is still troubling Indian cities. From Delhi and Mumbai to Chennai and Hyderabad, several cities have recorded spikes in PM10 and ozone levels this summer. So why is pollution rising despite stronger winds and warmer weather? This video explains the science behind summer air pollution, the role of dust storms, heat and ozone, and what cities can do to tackle the problem.
Former Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai met with party leaders in Delhi, submitting his resignation amid speculation of launching a new regional party. Associates suggest the outfit will have a secular and Tamil-first outlook, aiming to be an alternative to existing political forces in the state.
Tamil Nadu Directs Private Schools to Display Approved Tuition Fees by June 5
Chennai, June 2: The Directorate of Private Schools in Tamil Nadu has mandated that all private schools in the state publicly display their approved tuition fees by June 5. This directive aims to ensure transparency in school fee collection. The order applies to nursery, primary, matriculation, CBSE, and other private board schools operating in Tamil ... Read more Tamil Nadu Directs Private Schools to Display Approved Tuition Fees by June 5
Face of Tamil Nadu BJP Annamalai quits party
Chennai: Amid speculations that he was sulking in the BJP and that he may float a new political party, the saffron party leader from Tamil Nadu, K Annamalai, on Monday said he would clarify his stand in two days. Asked about speculations that he may launch a new political party, Annamalai, before leaving for Delhi, 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 .
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay thanks Tiruchi East constituency voters
TheTVKgovernment will never compromise on secularism, State rights, sharing of river water, or social justice, he says at a public meeting organised to thank the voters ofTiruchiEast, from where he was elected to the Assembly, besides Perambur in Chennai
Heavy smoke emanate from Chennai Port as sulphur particles react to heat
Commuters in the neighbouring areas including the Secretariat found it difficult to walk and travel in the port area due to the smoke.
Youth killed in clash between two groups of TVK cadre in Chennai; six arrested
The deceased 25-year-old man Vishnu sustained severe injuries on his head and body and was admitted to the Government Stanley Hospital. On June 1, he succumbed to injuries.
Aditya Menon Excited to Voice Skeletor in He-Man Across Three South Indian Languages
Chennai, June 2: Aditya Menon, the artist lending his voice to the iconic villain Skeletor in the Hollywood film He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, describes this experience as one of the most memorable and enjoyable of his career. The film is set to release in India on June 5 in English, Hindi, Tamil, ... Read more Aditya Menon Excited to Voice Skeletor in He-Man Across Three South Indian Languages
All private schools across Tamil Nadu must now publicly display their approved tuition fees by June 5th. This directive follows a recent order from the TN Information Commission, emphasizing fee transparency. Schools are required to post fee structures on notice boards and websites, and include them in admission forms.
After deadline miss, CBSE goes live with revaluation portal from June 2 for class 12 students
The CBSE has launched its revaluation and issues-verification portal for Class 12 students, allowing applications until June 6. Aadhaar verification is now mandatory for security, with alternatives for those without it. Students can apply for scan issue resolution at Rs 100 per book and answer revaluation at Rs 25 per question, with online payment required.
Heavy rains likely in 15 districts of Tamil Nadu till Jun 7
Chennai: With conditions favourable for the Southwest monsoon to further advance during the next three days, the IMD on Tuesday, June 2, issued heavy rainfall warning for over 15 districts in the western and southern parts of Tamil Nadu. In contrast to southern downpours, north coastal Tamil Nadu, including Chennai is bracing for severe weather 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 .
Heavy Rain Warning for Western, Southern TN, But Chennai Braces for Heat
In contrast to southern downpours, north coastal Tamil Nadu, including Chennai is bracing for severe weather discomfort
Heavy rains likely in 15 districts in Tamil Nadu till June 7, heat wave to continue in north coast
Heavy rainfall is expected in over 15 districts across western and southern Tamil Nadu for the next three days. Meanwhile, Chennai and north coastal areas will experience severe heat and humidity. The India Meteorological Department has issued warnings for both scenarios. Isolated places in western and southern districts are likely to receive significant rain until June 7.
NTK Strengthens IT Wing After Decline in Vote Share in Tamil Nadu Elections
Chennai, June 2: Following a significant drop in its vote share during the recent Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, the Naam Tamilar Katchi (NTK) is focused on reinforcing its organizational network. The party is undertaking extensive efforts to enhance its presence both at the grassroots level and on digital platforms by restructuring its Information Technology (IT) ... Read more NTK Strengthens IT Wing After Decline in Vote Share in Tamil Nadu Elections
Petrol, Diesel price today (June 2): Petrol and diesel prices remained stable nationwide on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, despite recent increases in crude oil prices. Analysts indicate state-run oil companies are still facing marketing losses on both fuels. Global oil prices saw minor fluctuations amid U.S.-Iran ceasefire uncertainty and Strait of Hormuz prospects.
A Chennai woman successfully appealed a tax notice after selling her apartment for Rs 35.5 lakh, including Rs 2.5 lakh in cash, and buying a new one from her son-in-law. The ITAT Chennai ruled in her favor, upholding the validity of registered documents and bank transactions, and deleting additions made under Section 69A.
PE-VC investments dip 9% YoY during Jan-May
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As robotics boom, startups race to capture real-world AI training data
HC restrains police from filing chargesheet against YouTuber
Police team on ganja raid attacked by kin of peddler
Bar licences come under police scrutiny
Guest worker dies after iron staircase collapses at Nandambakkam
GCCs first food court in Adyar to open in two months
NIOT submersible to take tourists 500m under sea
Tambaram residents struggle as civic app remains unknown
Chennai RPF reunites lost child swiftly
How states organ transplant order is killing people it meant to save
HC notice to TN on PIL seeking income ceiling for RTE applicants
Tender transparency, plugging loopholes can save exchequer thousands of crores
GCC skips monthly council meeting in May
EDII to conduct five-day entrepreneurship development programme from June 15
Chennai clubs battle rise in underage drinking through fake documents
Annamalai to quit BJP, launch truly secular regional party
Intense heat to ease across Tamil Nadu amid week-long wet spell
Weather systems, including a trough running from east Vidarbha to south Kerala across Telangana, Rayalaseema, and Tamil Nadu, would aid wet spell
Victim inKoyambeduflyover hit-and-run case was sexually harassed by accused at pub
One of the accused had misbehaved with the girl and forced her to dance with his group. The police have arrested seven persons, including three college students, in connection with the case so far
Migrant worker killed, 48 injured as staircase collapses during IPL screening in Nandambakkam
Pride flag hoisted amid calls for inclusion and action
Lokesh Meets Air Trunks CEO in Mumbai, Proposes its Campus in Visakha
The Air Trunk entered India officially in April and has some projects in Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad and it took over nearly 600mw capacity data centre platforms.
Nilgiri Tahr: Are Conservation Efforts Finally Turning the Tide for This Endangered Species?
Tamil Nadu's Project Nilgiri Tahr aims to boost the endangered species' population and reconnect fragmented habitats. Recent surveys, aided by a new mobile app, are providing clearer data, with encouraging results expected from the 2026 joint survey with Kerala. Conservation efforts focus on habitat restoration and increasing female tahr numbers.
Coimbatore Slashes Maternal & Infant Mortality Rates with Innovative Health Surveillance
Coimbatore City Municipal Corporation is implementing a rigorous phone-based surveillance system to track pregnant women, ensuring all antenatal visits and tests are completed. This proactive approach, coupled with extended postpartum monitoring and a 24/7 helpline, is credited with significantly reducing maternal and infant mortality rates in the district.
Chief Minister Vijay promises inclusive and corruption-free government
TheTVKgovernment will never compromise on secularism, State rights, sharing of river water, or social justice, he says at a public meeting organised to thank the voters ofTiruchiEast, from where he was elected to the Assembly, besides Perambur in Chennai
Two killed, five injured in Chennai pile-up
Justice Mohammed Shaffiq directs Greater Chennai Commissioner of Police to take appropriate action on the complaint lodged against Karuppan Chetty by V. Palaniappan
Pedestrian corridor with utility ducts planned at a cost of 71.9 cr. in Tondiarpet
The project includes provision for underground ducts to carry electric cables, drinking water and sewer pipelines, and data network lines
World Veg Council welcomes cow slaughter ban in T.N.
Man stabs wife to death during quarrel over theft case
Free eye checkup camp to be held in Saidapet
Residents of Tambaram Corporation shocked by arbitrary revision of water tax
Tambaram City Municipal Corporation has been levying water charges of 50.50 per month, but from April this year, the Corporation, without any prior intimation to consumers, has revised the charges to 150.50 per month
When students go on vacation, Chennai Metro Rail suffers a dent in ridership
Metro Rail saw an 11.5% decline in ridership over the past two months, averaging three lakh passengers every day in April and 2.90 lakh in May, compared to 3.28 lakh in March; the drop is attributed to the exam season and summer vacations, as school and college students make up nearly 30% of the total commuters
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Vignesh Shivan faces online criticism after his film's box office failure. Prabhas' 'Spirit' shoot in Hyderabad draws large crowds. Ilaiyaraaja's concert in Chennai receives mixed reviews regarding arrangements. Ram Charan's film 'Peddi' secures an OTT deal with Netflix. Sobhita Dhulipala's intense look in 'Vettuvam' generates buzz.
Boy dies after falling from tree near Poonamallee
He was trying to retrieve a kite that had become entangled in the tree
From Raaja With Love: Maestro Ilaiyaraaja puts on a mesmerising show in Chennai, despite glitches
After playing his symphony Valiant on Saturday, the king of music greeted music lovers with a unique set of tracks, though the performance was marred by technical issues
Following the adverse cardiac events, hospital authorities flagged concerns regarding the safety of the drug with health officials after which TNMSC has initiated testing of the drug batch
Ringed harrier makes Nemmeli seasonal home
Applications invited from SC/ST/SCA candidates for IIT-M BS degrees
Justice Mohammed Shaffiq directs Greater Chennai Commissioner of Police to also act upon the complaint of 800 crore of Chettinad family money having been swindled by the servant
Please Wait, Says Annamalai Amid Rumours of Quitting BJP
On Monday Annamalai arrived at Chennai airport to board a flight to Delhi. Notably, the vehicle in which he arrived at the airport did not display a BJP flag
TOI Exclusive: Annamalai to quit BJP, launch new political party
Sources indicate former Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai is set to quit the party, with a meeting with top BJP leaders in Delhi expected to precede an announcement. This development follows mounting speculation about his political future, fueled by supporter posters and his own cryptic remarks.
Differences Between 2025 And 2026 Campaigns Is Deeper Confidence Within RCB Set-up, Says Flower
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) head coach Andy Flower said the biggest difference between the 2025 and 2026 title winning campaigns was the deeper level of confidence within the squad this year, while acknowledging the lessons of 2024 season also immensely shaped their pursuits of being a trophy winning team. Having won their first IPL title in 2025 and break an 18-year drought in process, RCB joined the likes of Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians as the third team in the IPL to win the tournament successively. If the 2025 win had tons of emotions around, the 2026 triumph was the sign of a confident unit completing the job of defending the title in clinical fashion. There are definite differences between 2025 and 2026 campaigns. But I would also mention the 2024 season, because that was instrumental in setting our determination to do things a little bit differently. The very tough first half of 2024 gave us real clarity about certain strategic things that we wanted to employ, and it gave us the courage through almost through desperation to take those measures. Then we've had 2025 where we were walking into the unknown a little. As RCB had never won the title before, so there was a lot of tension and uncertainty around getting into playoffs and then obviously lifting the trophy. This year has felt a little bit different. I think there's a deeper level of confidence in our squad. Our squad contains a number of very experienced and very successful cricketers, and having the likes of Virat and Bhuvi and Hazelwood and KP in that squad makes it a lot easier for us, the coaching and management team. So that deeper level of confidence after lifting last year's trophy certainly made this year feel slightly different. Didn't make it any easier, but certainly going into playoffs, there was a deeper level of confidence, I think, in the squad, which you may have seen in some of the performances. So they felt very different, but both very satisfying from a professional point and personal point of view, Flower said in a virtual press conference on Monday. Asked on how hes been influential in keeping the RCB culture going for three seasons, including spending more time with the players who didnt get much game time in the high-pressure tournament, Flower explained, There are always challenges and a long list of them you've got a big squad of players to look after. You've got obviously a variety of different people to gather together and get them heading in one direction. You've got young and old, experienced and inexperienced, different nationalities. So, from a professional point of view, it's a really fascinating challenge to get a group of such different characters together and make them cohesive around the task of taking on these other excellent franchises. So, Mo (Bobat, RCB Director of Cricket) and I both really like those challenges. The cultural part around the players that didn't play or didn't play much is a really important part of I'm reticent to say only the success of a cricket squad or a franchise, but more about the feeling that is generated within that group. It's really important to look after people and I've learned those lessons over the years, particularly as a young head coach, how important that is. Those players that aren't playing all the time, they still need to feel valued and also feel as if they're progressing themselves. I think one of the biggest drivers in the human condition is to feel as if you're making progress in the world. We want everyone that's sitting out and not getting the opportunity to showcase what they can do in match situations. We want them also to feel as if they are developing themselves. So, we put as much energy as possible into looking after those players as well. It's not easy because you do have to prioritize those 12 players that are taking the field every few days. But it was lovely to see some young players like Vihaan Malhotra and Kanishk Chouhan come from India under19s. I watched them during the Under19 World Cup where I was commentating. It was lovely to see them go about their business, work at improving themselves. They were listening and watching people like Virat go about their business and you can learn lessons in that sort of environment if you're open to progress and they were, he said. Flower also gave the example of India batting all-rounder Venkatesh Iyer of a player who didnt get game time initially, but made his chances count whenever the combination changed. With a finger injury keeping Phil Salt out, Iyer seamlessly fitted into opening the batting alongside Virat Kohli and hit 209 runs in seven games, including giving a fast start in the final. But the best example, I think, of people sitting out and making sure that they were ready to contribute to the overall cause was Venkatesh Iyer. He sat out after all his experiences, winning IPLs and playing for India. He had to sit out and be really patient and make sure that he was ready to contribute when he got the chance. He never knew when or if that chance was going to come. When it did come, each time he made contributions. It was such a wonderful example of a mature young man being humble enough to take the bad news on the chin that he wasn't going to get initial opportunities, but to make sure that he was competitive and ready when he got the chance and that's what he did. He was a big contributing factor to us closing out this tournament. So you rightly focus on a really important part of the franchise cricket world, that sort of environment that we operate in for 10 or 11 weeks of the year and we work hard at trying to get that as right as you can. You can't be perfect, but you do your best to get it as right as you can, he added. Flower further said the confidence gained from last years breakthrough title was visible in the squads composure this season. Well, I'm glad that it's observable. Sometimes when you're actually in the dressing room or in the dugout or in the training area, you're getting a very closeup view of stuff. But it's nice to see, it's nice to hear that even from an external viewpoint, you're seeing that level of confidence. I alluded to it a little earlier - there was a little more jeopardy and uncertainty around last year's title chase and after winning the trophy last year, and then after playing some outstanding cricket through the group phase this year, our confidence levels have increased. It's also fair to say that you didn't observe many nerves. There would have been a lot of nervous people in our dressing room, in our dugout. I was certainly one of them, but that deeper level of confidence that comes from testing yourselves against good opposition or in challenging circumstances, and proving to yourself or proving to yourselves as a group that you are not only able to handle whatever's thrown at you. But you're able to thrive in that highpressure environment and that produces real confidence. You saw and you would have observed some of that. The other thing about our group feeling confident is we've got some characters in our dressing room that inspire that level of calmness and confidence. We've spoken at length about Virat already today, but bowlers like Hazelwood, Bhuvi and KP, those guys are calm under pressure. The pressure in the IPL is similar to the pressure that you would experience in the playoff stages of World Cups or in Big Ashes matches. Having people there that have been there and done it before, come through in adversity before, those are deeper, stronger levels of confidence than you might have in other individuals that hadn't had those experiences before. But you're able to thrive in that highpressure environment and that produces real confidence. You saw and you would have observed some of that. The other thing about our group feeling confident is we've got some characters in our dressing room that inspire that level of calmness and confidence. We've spoken at length about Virat already today, but bowlers like Hazelwood, Bhuvi and KP, those guys are calm under pressure. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Hazelwood's the same, and we've seen what KP's done. KP's level of confidence, you could easily just attribute it to, he's had five IPL wins in 11 seasons. How amazing is that for different teams? So I think that's what you're observing, and we'd like to build on that for the next season as well, he concluded. 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Postal Department to hold Dak Adalat in Tambaram division on June 15
Complaints must be sent through ordinary or registered post to reach the office on or before June 10
Madras Medical Mission gets new haemodialysis machine
The equipment was installed by TANKER Foundation
Ananya: A play on a young womans unbroken spirit
Pratap Phads Marathi play, later adapted into film and Hindi theatre, comes to Sir Mutha Venkatasubba Rao Concert Hall in Chennai on June 7.
Who was Sathyendra? The Chennai cinephile who always had questions
The cinephile, whose viral Leo review made headlines, passed away recently. Chennais film community rose up to the occasion
Open government land in MMDA Mathur turns into waste dumpyard
Garbage collectors aaid residents had repeatedly been advised to keep their waste outside their homes for collection, but many failed to follow the instructions
SOCOMEC Group, in collaboration with the Indo-French Chamber of Commerce & Industry (IFCCI), has successfully completed Project Edu-Sustain Education, Environment & Sustainability Initiative, a series of impactful CSR interventions focused on Education, Clean & Green Energy, and Zero Plastic Waste Management. Implemented across Mumbai, Chennai, and Delhi-NCR, the initiative has contributed meaningfully to advancing a cleaner, more sustainable, and inclusive future. SOCOMEC and IFCCI Launch Multi-Faceted CSR Initiatives Promoting Education, Clean & Green Energy, and Zero Plastic Waste Management Reflecting SOCOMECs strong commitment to social and environmental responsibility, Project Edu-Sustain has effectively integrated education, renewable energy, and environmental conservation to deliver long-term and scalable impact. Key Focus Areas: Clean & Green Energy: Installation of solar panel systems in seven government schools 2 In Chennai, Tamil Nadu and 5 in Noida and Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh across Chennai and Delhi-NCR, generating approximately 35,00050,000 kWh of renewable energy annually. This intervention has significantly reduced carbon emissions while enabling energy-efficient learning environments. Education for Underserved Communities: Ongoing educational centres established in 2024, and successful continue operations supporting over 80 primary-level children from high-risk and underserved communities. These centres have provided structured after-school academic support, mentoring, and creative learning spaces, contributing to improved learning outcomes and reduced dropout rates which aims to ensure that the children complete their schooling successfully. Zero Plastic Waste Management: Adoption of Prabhadevi and Dadar beaches in Mumbai under a comprehensive Zero Plastic Waste Management initiative, resulting in the collection and recycling of over 15,000 kg of marine plastic waste annually. The initiative has also supported upcycling efforts, creating livelihood opportunities for local waste pickers. Awareness & Employee Engagement: As part of the project launch, over 35+ employees from SOCOMEC Group and IFCCI actively participated in engagement activities at the educational centres in Dwarka, Delhi, and at Prabhadevi Beach in Mumbai. These initiatives, along with continued community outreach and sustainability awareness programs, have fostered environmental consciousness among students, employees, and local communities. Leadership Speak- Mr. Meenu Singhal, Regional Managing Director, SOCOMEC Greater India , stated, At Socomec, sustainability is not just a commitment, it is a responsibility we actively live by. Through Project Edu-Sustain, we are proud to create meaningful impact by integrating clean energy, education, and environmental stewardship in the communities we serve. What truly makes this initiative special is the enthusiastic participation of our Socomec team volunteers, whose passion and dedication have brought these efforts to life on the ground.We remain committed to building a cleaner, greener, and more inclusive future for generations to come. Ms. Nida Khanam, Head of Human Resources, SOCOMEC Greater India , stated, Recent volunteering drive by our colleagues for Beach Clean-up drive and visit to education center at Mumbai and New Delhi showed personal commitment towards CSR. Through our meaningful partnership with IFCCI, we were able to bring our corporate values to life. From removing waste on the shoreline to engaging with minds at the education center, this proves that sustainable change starts with collective vision and passion people bring together as team . Ms. Payal S. Kanwar, Director General, Indo-French Chamber of Commerce & Industry (IFCCI) , added, Education and sustainability are key drivers of long-term social transformation. Through Project Edu-Sustain, alongwith Socomec Group, we are working towards creating meaningful impact by integrating quality education, environmental responsibility, and clean energy solutions within communities. These initiatives are empowering communities while building a more sustainable future. About SOCOMEC Established in 1922, Socomec is a globally renowned specialist in Low Voltage (LV) Power Switching, Monitoring, and Power Conversion products, dedicated to managing power and safeguarding people, equipment, and installations. Offering 24/7 Expert Services, Socomec ensures the reliability and optimization of end-users' equipment. With a workforce of 4400 employees, 12 production sites, and over 30 subsidiaries spanning five continents, Socomec Group is a key player in the industry. In India, we have a strong presence with 12 branch offices and operate a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Gurugram, Haryana, designed with a flexible structure and advanced technology to support lean manufacturing and continuous improvement. Leveraging over a century of expertise, the Group is committed to constant innovation, enhancing energy performance in Data Centres, Healthcare, Infrastructure, as well as industrial and commercial sites. As a recognized expert, Socomec delivers state-of-the-art solutions, ensuring the highest availability of electrical power supply to critical and non-critical facilities. Tailored to customer needs and fully compliant with international standards, the company consistently upholds excellence in power management. AboutIFCCI Established in 1977, the Indo-French Chamber of Commerce and Industry is one of the most active bilateral chambers in India. IFCCI represents a dynamic business platform of over 800 members companies, and 17 Sector & Function led Committees offering an extensive range of business services and giving access to people and information. The Chamber belongs to a global network of 126 French Chambers spread across 95 countries with over 37,000 companies with the mission: To facilitate business and networking opportunities between Indian and French companies To develop trade relations between our members and the Indo-French business community To encourage economic, commercial and investment relations between France and India
Dhinakaran appeals to TVK government to shut down unauthorised bars
He made this appeal in light of a teenage girls killing in Chennai on Saturday night, after an SUV rammed a two-wheeler she was riding pillion on
Thalapathy Vijays ex-wife linked to possible BJP entry: Report
Hyderabad: A fresh political buzz has started in Tamil Nadu after reports claimed that Sangeetha Sornalingam, the wife of actor-turned-politician and TVK chief Vijay, may be invited to join the BJP. According to a latest Great Andhra report, discussions about her possible political entry are gaining attention in Chennai political circles. While there has been 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 .
BJP leader Annamalai posters fuel speculation over new political outfit in Tamil Nadu
Giant posters in Coimbatore suggest K Annamalai may launch a new political movement. Supporters are calling for his leadership. This follows speculation about differences with the BJP. Annamalai's political future is a topic of discussion. He has been a prominent BJP face in Tamil Nadu. His next move remains unclear.
The skills that dont make it to the syllabus
As schools and colleges focus on seminars and workshops on AI, young people say personal finance and health deserve similar attention
Fire at Mobis plant near Chennai disrupts Hyundai car production
The company and Mobis teams are working closely to assess the situation and extent of damage to Mobis facility. This incident will result in temporary disruption to companys production, Hyundai said
Augmont launches Indias first AI-powered gold purity evaluation machine in suburban Chennai
Machine enables customers to instantly evaluate the purity of gold ornaments in a transparent, non-invasive, and hassle-free manner
