CM announces 1,850-cr for road repairs in Chennai and other urban areas
Engineering education symposium in Chennai explores AI, industry needs and future-ready skills
BIS team seizes gold articles without hallmark in Chennai
VR LIVIN Launches 'THE FIRST', an 83-Villa Gated Community in Madhavaram, North Chennai
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AAI to deploy 100 people to guide passengers at airport
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No bar for TN temples to acquire elephants, rules Madras high court
Eyal Isai Nataka Manram Faces Delays in Kalaimamani Awards, Artists Demand Reform
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LoP Udhayanidhi raises sanitary workers protest in house; CM Vijay stays silent
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11,000-cr urban infrastructure push: CM Vijay unveils green city plan
Envoys of Japan, U.K. in Chennai call on Vijay
VinFast says India production plans unchanged, eyes higher localisation
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Making a suo motu statement in the Assembly, the Chief Minister said the 40-year-old underground sewage lines in Madurai would be repaired in the first phase at a cost of 1,400 crore
Tamil Nadu Assembly | Files on sanitation workers demands ready, says Minister
There is no response to my question as to why the Chief Minister has not visited the workers, Minister Rajmohan told Udhayanidhi Stalin in the Assembly
Madras HC orders special team to probe alleged corruption at Madurai central prison
Chennai, Sep 2 (IANS) The Madras High Court on Wednesday directed the Tamil Nadu government to constitute a special investigation team led by a senior IPS officer to expedite the probe into alleged large-scale corruption at Madurai Central Prison and file a final report before the competent criminal court within four months. A Division Bench []
Inside Aditi Rao Hydari, Siddharth's 4000 sq feet Chennai home which is poetic
Man arrested for snatching gold chain at Vandalur railway station
Consul-General of Japan in Chennai calls on Vijay
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Experts seek review of the proposed 400 mld Minjur desalination plant
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Experts seek review of the proposed 400 mld Minjur desalination plant
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3.4 kg of hydroponic ganja seized at Chennai airport
CB-CID registers case over deepfake video of CM Vijay
The agency, in a press release on Wednesday, said the videos has been created and circulated on Facebook and other social media platforms with an intention to cheat people
BJP Claims Rahul Gandhi is Preparing Excuses for Expected Election Defeat
Chennai, September 2: The BJPs Tamil Nadu spokesperson, Narayanan Tirupati, stated on Wednesday that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is aware of his partys impending defeat in the upcoming elections. He suggested that Gandhi is already seeking explanations for the expected results. Following the removal of 2.07 crore voters from the draft electoral rolls in Maharashtra, ... Read more BJP Claims Rahul Gandhi is Preparing Excuses for Expected Election Defeat
Zoho targets cloud development platform market with AI coding integration
PV Sindhu Excited for Asian Games After Winning Japan Open
Chennai, September 2: Indian badminton star PV Sindhu expressed her excitement for the upcoming Asian Games 2026 in Japan, stating she is fully prepared for the tournament. She shared her joy at becoming the first Indian to win the Japan Open. Sindhu attended the launch event for the Asian Tennis Ball Cricket Championship 2026, which ... Read more PV Sindhu Excited for Asian Games After Winning Japan Open
UrbanVault leases 100,000 sq ft in Chennai, expanding national portfolio to 3 million sq ft
UrbanVault has leased 100,000 square feet of workspace in Chennai, marking its seventh city. This expansion increases its national portfolio to over three million square feet across eighty centers. The company now offers integrated workplace solutions, covering strategy, design, and facility management. UrbanVault anticipates its annual revenue will surpass Rs 350 crore by FY27. This growth is driven by enterprise demand for flexible and managed workspace solutions.
Pros craft and whimsy comes to Chennai to take over your home
Ahead of Pros showcase of home furnishings in Chennai, founder Aneeth Arora speaks about drawing on nearly 20 seasons of archival textiles including Chanderi, Maheshwari cottons, linens, mashru stripes, jamdani brocades and gamcha checks.
Four arrested for assaulting man, robbing him of 10 lakh in Ashok Nagar
ICF-Chennai gets order for 51 rakes for Bengaluru suburban rail project from K-RIDE
The work order covers the design, manufacture, inspection, testing, and commissioning of the coaches
Tilak, Nidheesh lead South Zone into Duleep final
Tilak Varma backed up a superb 116* in the first innings with a combative 51 not out to set up a title clash with East Zone in Chennai
Tamil Nadu Government Withdraws Cases Against Farmers and Teachers
Chennai, September 2: The Tamil Nadu government has announced the withdrawal of all criminal cases against farmers and teachers who participated in peaceful protests supporting their livelihoods, rights, and other legitimate demands between May 2021 and April 2026. Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay made this announcement in the Assembly under Rule 110, describing it as ... Read more Tamil Nadu Government Withdraws Cases Against Farmers and Teachers
Watch: From Chennai to the world: India leads global fight against diabetes through movement
Can movement really beat diabetes? Global experts say YES! In this video, find out why physical activity not just costly drugs is the ultimate game-changer.
Watch: Covid cases rise, adolescent health, skin care and more
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CSKs 10th-place finish in IPL 2025 pulls down FY26 financial performance
Chennai Super Kings Cricket Ltds total revenue fell marginally to 636 crore in FY26 from 644 crore due to a decline in central rights income
CM Vijay announces withdrawal of cases filed against farmers, teachers during DMK era
CM Vijay announces withdrawal of cases filed against farmers, teachers during DMK era Chennai: The Tamil Nadu government has announced the withdrawal of all criminal cases registered against farmers and teachers who participated in peaceful protests between May 2021 and April 2026 in support of their livelihood, rights and other legitimate demands. Chief Minister C. [] The post CM Vijay announces withdrawal of cases filed against farmers, teachers during DMK era appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
To Chennai from Cupertino: How Tim cooked Apple's India recipe
Tim Cook leaves Apple after 15 years with India as a key part of his supply-chain legacy. What began with assembling older iPhones in 2017 has grown into a major global manufacturing hub, with India now making about one in four iPhones and potentially expanding into MacBooks and iPads.
Tamil Nadu to roll out digital driving licences, RCs from September 15
Aditi Rao Hydari and Siddharths first home together in Chennai offers a glimpse into their shared life and individual personalities. Spread across 4,000 square feet on the 18th floor, the apartment combines expansive city views with an eclectic mix of art, patterns, vintage pieces and personal memorabilia. The Chennai residence already had a distinctive aesthetic that appealed to the couple. Designer Pavitra Rajaram later helped personalise the space, adding elements that reflected Aditi and Siddharths tastes while maintaining the apartments existing character. For Aditi, the home is closely connected to her appreciation for beauty and everyday living. She enjoys following the movement of sunlight through the rooms and has a clear idea of how beautiful objects should be used rather than simply displayed. Recalling something her aunt once told her, Aditi said, Beautiful things are not meant to be kept in cupboards, they should be used. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Architectural Digest India (@archdigestindia) Siddharth, meanwhile, particularly appreciates the apartments sense of continuity. He describes its long throw as his favourite feature, referring to the way the different areas of the home flow into one another. The layout creates an open and connected feel across the residence. The more private corners of the apartment reveal the couples individual preferences. Aditi had a specific vision for the principal bedroom, opting for a four-poster bed surrounded by plenty of patterns. Elsewhere, the foyer and passages feature a vintage Turkish runner, a teakwood study desk, a Burmese lacquer box, a cast brass butter lamp and vintage Japanese woodblock prints. The couples art collection, built over time, adds another layer of personality to the home. Rather than resembling a carefully staged showroom, the apartment has been designed to feel lived-in, personal and connected to their experiences. More about Aditi and Siddharth Aditi Rao Hydari and Siddharth tied the knot on September 16 in the presence of their family and close friends. The couple held their intimate wedding at a 400-year-old historic temple in Wanaparthy. Besides Chennai, they also own homes in Mumbai and Hyderabad. On the work front, Siddharth was last seen in Operation Safed Sagar, which has been receiving a positive response from audiences. The series also features Jimmy Shergill, Abhay Verma, Dia Mirza, Prajakta Koli, Adil Hussain, Mihir Ahuja, Taaruk Raina, Arnav Bhasin and Amrita Bagchi in key roles, among others. Also Read : Aditi Rao Hydari joins 2027 Pirelli Calendar, becomes only Bollywood actor featured in India-themed edition
He also announced in the Assembly a 500-crore drinking water project for Avadi
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FC Bengaluru United reappoint Mohanraj as head coach ahead of new campaign
FC Bengaluru United on Tuesday reappointed Nallappan Mohanraj as their head coach ahead of the 2026-27 domestic season. The reappointment comes on the back of Mohanraj leading FCBU to qualification to the Indian Football League. His first assignment this season will be the BDFA Super Division League, following which he will guide the team in its maiden Indian Football League campaign. This is Mohanraj's third stint as head coach of FCBU. I'm very pleased to continue with FC Bengaluru United and to be part of this next chapter. Qualifying for the IFL was a special achievement, but the work does not stop there. I'm looking forward to building on what we have achieved and continuing to develop the team and the players, said Mohanraj, a former India, Mohun Bagan, ATK and Chennaiyin FC player.
Thunderstorms and Rain Expected in Tamil Nadu, Alert Issued for Chennai and Surrounding Districts
Chennai, September 2: The Regional Meteorological Center of Tamil Nadu has forecast light to moderate rain with thunderstorms in Chennai and several other districts on Wednesday. According to the weather department, a weak atmospheric circulation over the coastal areas of Tamil Nadu is contributing to the rainfall. On Wednesday, moderate rain with thunderstorms may occur ... Read more Thunderstorms and Rain Expected in Tamil Nadu, Alert Issued for Chennai and Surrounding Districts
Thunderstorms, moderate rain forecast across TN today
Chennai, Sep 2 (IANS) Several parts of Tamil Nadu, including Chennai, are likely to receive moderate rain accompanied by thunderstorms on Wednesday, the Regional Meteorological Centre said. Rainfall is being triggered by a weak atmospheric circulation prevailing over the coastal areas of Tamil Nadu. Moderate rain with thunderstorms is likely at one or two places []
Yale University's Surprising India Connection: How Chennai Helped Shape Its Early History
Elihu Yale's gift included Indian textiles, creating a remarkable historical link between Chennai (erstwhile Madras) and one of America's most prestigious universities.
Five Tamil Nadu pilgrims stranded in Nepal after devastating flash floods returned safely to Chennai on Tuesday, with state minister D Sarathkumar receiving them at the airport. The MEA said 163 Indian nationals had been rescued. Nepals death toll reached 1,050, while nearly 3,916 people remained unaccounted for amid continuing rescue operations.
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Toll Hike Implemented at 25 Toll Plazas in Tamil Nadu
Chennai, September 2: Starting Tuesday, revised user fees have been implemented at 25 toll plazas across Tamil Nadu, making road travel more expensive for private vehicles, commercial trucks, and buses. The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) operates 77 toll plazas in the state, where toll rates are typically adjusted twice a year. Under the ... Read more Toll Hike Implemented at 25 Toll Plazas in Tamil Nadu
The Clock India Has Not Built Yet
TECHNOLOGY & NATIONAL SECURITY In 1999, during the Kargil conflict, India asked the United States for GPS data over the heights and was turned down. That refusal is the founding document of India's own satellite navigation programme. NavIC exists because somebody in Washington decided Indian soldiers did not need to know where they were standing. Twenty-seven years on, the government has made Indian time legally binding. On 27 August, the Department of Consumer Affairs notified the Legal Metrology (Indian Standard Time) Rules, 2026, as G.S.R. 761(E). Indian Standard Time becomes the only lawful reference for civil, commercial and legal purposes. For telecommunications, financial services, energy and data centres, the rules also name the sources time may be drawn from. GPS is not one of them. Four weeks earlier, the same government had told Parliament that NavIC could no longer fix a position on its own. A mandate arrives before the machinery Rule 7 is the widest clause. No entity may use, display or record any time reference other than IST, for any purpose. Storing timestamps in Coordinated Universal Time is ordinary practice in server logs worldwide. Whether the rule reaches that, or only the time an organisation holds out as official, the text does not say. MediaNama, which reported the rules first, has asked the department and has no answer yet. Rule 6(4) then makes accuracy the responsibility of whoever uses the signal rather than whoever supplies it, and Rule 6(5) requires that user to monitor deviation, log it, and prove traceability to the national standard. A stock exchange does this already. A cooperative bank or a regional internet provider in Srinagar does not. Rule 9(6) extends redundancy obligations to defence, power grids, telecommunications, banking and data centres, then adds enterprises and an open-ended etcetera. That is a scope with no visible edge. The rules take effect 180 days after gazette publication, placing commencement in early 2027. The constellation that cannot navigate On 29 July, in a written reply in the Lok Sabha, Minister of State for Space Dr Jitendra Singh told the House that only three NavIC satellites still deliver positioning, navigation and timing service. Four are needed for a fix. His wording was careful. NavIC cannot provide standalone positioning, he said, but its timing service is functional. The distinction is real. Positioning needs a fourth satellite to solve for the error inside the receiver's own clock. Timing is a lighter demand. The difficulty is the sentence after it. Users face no operational vulnerability, the reply said, because Indian receivers work in a multi-constellation environment combining NavIC with GPS, Galileo and GLONASS. The armed forces do the same. One arm of the government defends the condition of NavIC by pointing at GPS. Another arm, four weeks later, writes GPS out of the authorised list for the sectors where failure hurts most. The rest of the picture is thin. IRNSS-1B went up in 2014 and has outlived its ten-year design life. NVS-02 was stranded in transfer orbit in January 2025 after a valve failure. NVS-03 sits ready at Sriharikota with a launch expected in early September, and two more are to follow without a date. Why a clock is a target Between November 2023 and February 2025, airlines reported 465 GPS interference and spoofing incidents in Indian airspace, a figure the Civil Aviation Ministry has confirmed in Parliament. Most were in the Amritsar and Jammu corridors. Readers here will not need that geography explained. The problem has since moved inland. Spoofing was reported around Indira Gandhi International Airport late last year, with interference logged at Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru. The DGCA now wants pilots and controllers to report a GNSS anomaly within ten minutes. Timing sits underneath much more than aviation. Mobile networks hand a call from one tower to the next on the assumption that both agree about the microsecond. Power grids compare phase measurements across state boundaries. Every log a forensic investigation depends on is a claim about when something happened. That is why time is worth attacking. An adversary who shifts your clock steals nothing. He corrupts the record that any later inquiry will read. Which is also the strongest argument for the new rules. GPS is a foreign military signal, it was withheld from India once, and it is being interfered with along the western border now. Two routes to the same room The objection is not to the direction. It is to the order of operations. Rule 8(2) obliges the Director, Legal Metrology to publish the addresses and access protocols of every authorised timing service. No such list is public. Engineers were asking for exactly this in 2022, when CERT-In first told organisations to synchronise their clocks with NIC or NPL servers. Publication is now a legal duty and still has not happened. Capacity is no clearer. Answering an RTI filed by MediaNama in December 2022, CSIR-NPL said it ran 20 NTP servers, all of them at one location in Delhi. NIC declined to give a count, citing security. Those figures are nearly four years old, and nothing public has replaced them. Then there is the part that is easy to miss. NavIC does not keep independent time. Published metrology work on the IRNSS Network Timing Facility describes its time scales as linked to UTC(NPLI), the realisation of universal time maintained at CSIR-NPL in Delhi. For a bank in Jammu, NavIC and the national time servers are not two independent sources of truth. They are two routes to the same laboratory. The rules also decline to say how accurate is accurate enough. Rule 2(a) defines accuracy as conformity to IST without a millisecond or microsecond figure anywhere in eight pages, and Rule 10 provides for audits against a standard the text never states. Rule 11 says a breach is punishable under the Act without naming a section or an amount, and Rule 8(5) lets the Director charge a fee for legally mandated time. Bottom Line Sovereign time is the right objective. A country that refused a navigation signal during a war should not run its banks and its grid on a foreign military system it cannot audit or repair. But a mandate is not a capability, and withdrawing the fallback before the primary is ready produces exposure with better paperwork. Three things ought to be public before these rules bite. The authorised source list Rule 8(2) already requires. The current number and physical distribution of NTP and PTP servers at NPL and NIC. And an answer to a question nobody in government has yet been asked: what happens to Indian time if the Delhi facility goes dark? (The author studies Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Rutgers University, New Jersey, USA. He is interested in emerging technologies and innovation, and can be reached on LinkedIn at @arssh-kumar14)
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'Ramayana' could repeat 'Baahubali
Highlights Sunny Deols Hanuman reveal is reportedly being saved for the end of Ramayana Part 1 . A report claims his first appearance could come in the final, mid-credit or post-credit scene. The reported strategy is being compared with Baahubali: The Beginning , which left audiences desperate for answers before its sequel. The buzz comes after 15 minutes of unreleased Ramayana footage reportedly impressed exhibitors in Chennai. With Ranbir Kapoor s Rama, Sai Pallavis Sita and Yashs Ravana already revealed, Ramayana Part 1 has one major surprise still being kept out of its promotional campaign: Sunny Deol as Hanuman. According to a report by Bollywood Hungama , that may be completely intentional. The report claims the makers are considering saving Sunnys first appearance until the very end of the film, potentially turning it into the final scene or a mid-credit or post-credit sequence. If accurate, the move would turn Hanumans arrival into less of a routine character introduction and more of a theatrical event. A cliffhanger designed to keep audiences talking The reported strategy is being compared with Baahubali: The Beginning , whose ending became a huge pop-culture talking point and helped build anticipation for the sequel. The Ramayana report similarly suggests that the makers want audiences to leave the first film with Sunny Deols Hanuman fresh in their minds, creating excitement for Ramayana Part 2 . There is already some basis for expecting a cliffhanger. Director Nitesh Tiwari previously said the first film would end at a point that would make audiences want to watch the second part immediately. However, the specific claim that Hanumans reveal will be that cliffhanger remains unconfirmed and comes from an unnamed source cited by Bollywood Hungama . Sunny Deol has been kept out of the trailer Sunnys absence from the trailer has only added to the mystery. While the promotional material introduced several major characters, audiences have yet to get a full public look at Deol as Hanuman. A select group of industry attendees reportedly saw a glimpse of the actors Hanuman avatar during a CinemaCon presentation earlier this year, but the wider audience has largely been kept waiting. That secrecy now looks potentially deliberate. If the report is correct, revealing Sunnys look in the trailer could have taken away from the impact the makers are hoping to create inside theatres. 15 minutes of footage adds to the anticipation The Hanuman mystery comes as excitement around the film has grown following an exclusive screening of around 15 minutes of unreleased footage at Big Cine Expo 2026 in Chennai. The footage reportedly featured creatures and large-scale visual effects that impressed exhibitors, with one comparison being made to The Lord of the Rings . Recording was reportedly prohibited during the presentation. With the film heading toward its Diwali 2026 release, the makers appear to have plenty of spectacle to sell. But if the latest report is accurate, they may be saving their biggest promotional card for the moment audiences are already sitting inside the theatre. For now, Sunny Deols Hanuman reveal remains a reported possibility rather than a confirmed ending.
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