Customers flock banks in Chennai on Sunday
Senior citizen killed after tree branch falls on him in Royapettah
More cameras, flood monitors for GCCs command and control centre
On Karur stampede anniversary, Udhayanidhi hits out at Vijay
Electric barriers replace manual gates on key Chennai rail routes
Chettinad mansions, built two centuries ago, tell a story of local, sustainable architecture
TNPDCL proposes appointment of private contractors for assessing electricity meters
Renowned Sanskrit scholar Mahamahopadhyaya R. Krishnamurthy Shastri passes away in Chennai
Chandrayaan missions, space crew module to be displayed at science centre
Pulicat fishermen urge T.N., Andhra govts. to demarcate fishing grounds using GPS
Roadwork worsens motorist woes on Velachery-Tambaram road
Youth murdered over obscene messages in Chennais Mangadu; two held
The accused duo was arrested following confession and later lodged in prison
Chennai Corporation to set up Amma Canteen at Omandurar hospital
The Corporation has sought the government approval to establish the Amma Canteen
TNPCB tells NGT Sun Pharma did not implement proposed expansion in Chengalpattu
The company obtained environmental clearance from the Centrefor increasing its production. TNPCB said the company, however, had not got the Boards consent to operate for the expansion
Woman dies a week after set ablaze
Man killed for harassing friends girlfriend, two held
60 sensors to track noise pollution across Chennai this Diwali
Private school corruption case: CCB searches four places in Kallakurichi district
DVAC books ex-DMK minister Velu, son for illegal sand mining
Record-high breeding for non-native birds at Pallikaranai marshland
The governor can have a lawyer, but not a parallel constitution
1.6 lakh candidates appear for TNPSCs Group I exam
Chennai home buyers increasingly prefer 3-BHK homes
Ahmedabad recorded the highest preference for 3-BHK homes at 57%, followed by Chennai and Delhi-NCR at 53% each and Hyderabad at 52%
Southern Railway has asked the Tamil Nadu government to relocate 43 TASMAC liquor outlets near railway stations and tracks in Chennai and neighbouring districts, citing safety concerns, trespassing deaths, accidents and passenger complaints. The railway has flagged issues including people entering railway premises, track crossings, disturbances and littering, while TASMAC has said finding suitable alternative locations remains a challenge.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay announces Rs 50 lakh for Asian Games silver medallist Abhay Singh
Chennai Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay on Sunday announced a Rs 50 lakh incentive for squash player Abhay The post Tamil Nadu CM Vijay announces Rs 50 lakh for Asian Games silver medallist Abhay Singh appeared first on Bilkul Online .
Top Shotgun Coach Probed For Conflict Of Interest In Range Deal
A national shotgun coach, involved in India's Asian Games preparations, is under scrutiny by the Sports Authority of India (SAI) for alleged conflict of interest. The complaint, filed by an unsuccessful bidder, concerns the coach reportedly seeking a contract to build a shooting range in Chennai. This probe could impact the coach's participation in the upcoming Asian Games, while the NRAI states it has no knowledge of such activities.
Veterinarians from across India attended a hands-on canine tracheal stenting workshop in Chennai, showcasing fluoroscopy-guided deployment on cadavers and live dogs.
Veterinarians from across India attended a hands-on canine tracheal stenting workshop in Chennai, showcasing fluoroscopy-guided deployment on cadavers and live dogs.
KSRTC To Run Special Inter-State Services for Festive Season
Special services would operate between October 14 and November 14 from various cities in Keralam to Bengaluru, Mysuru and Chennai and vice versa, in view of the Mahanavami, Vijayadashami and Diwali festivals
A pedestrian signal is needed at MM Nagar Municipality Office Road junction
A pedestrian signal is needed at this junction where GST Road Service Lane and Maraimalai Nagar Municipality Office Road intersect
Spruce up the area outside Youth Hostel in Adyar
S. Ganapathi Sankaran points out that residents of Indira Nagar Second Avenue Service Lane in Adyar are living amidst an uneasy atmosphere
TN govt exempts law and order department from RTI Act
Digital Desk | Chennai, Sep 27 (IANS) The Tamil Nadu government has issued an order exempting the law and order wing of its Public Department from the Right to Information (RTI) Act, restricting public access to a broad range of records concerning policing, protests and security. The government has designated the wing as an organisation engaged in intelligence and security work. The order means applicants may no longer obtain many of the records held by the wing through routine RTI requests. It does not, however, make every piece of law and order information held elsewhere in the government unavailable. The affected records include papers on the appointment of commissions of inquiry into law and order incidents, communal and caste clashes, police arrests and custody, deaths of prisoners, and the receipt of police investigation reports. Records of monthly law and order review meetings held on the Chief Secretarys instructions, as well as special meetings convened to address particular situations, are also covered. Such meetings can bring together officials to assess unrest, review policing arrangements and decide what action the administration should take. The order extends to material prepared for answers to law and order questions in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. It also covers records concerning demonstrations by students, farmers and political party workers, along with allegedly defamatory articles, news clippings and speeches that come under the wings scrutiny. The governments stated position is that all information relating to law and order cannot be made public. Its decision gives the wing a wider basis for refusing requests for records that it handles, including material on incidents that have attracted public attention. The exemption has limits under the RTI Act. Section 24(4) permits a state government to exempt an intelligence or security organisation by notification, but information concerning allegations of corruption or human rights violations is not excluded. Requests involving alleged human rights violations require the approval of the State Information Commission and must be answered within the period specified by the Act. The notification must also be laid before the state legislature. The practical effect will depend on how the department applies the order to individual requests. Applicants seeking information about custodial deaths or police conduct, for example, may still invoke the Acts provisions concerning alleged human rights violations. The scope of the notification could therefore become a point of dispute when such requests are decided.
Youth murdered by friends over obscene messages in Chennais Mangadu
The accused duo was arrested following confession and later lodged in prison
No pavements on this stretch of GST Roadin Potheri
This section of Potheri region witnesses heavy vehicular movement. It needs safe pavements for pedestrians, specifically from the exit service lane in Potheri to the entry service lane in Mettukuppam
AI in healthcare: promise, risks and patient safety | Episode 53
AI is increasingly being used in healthcare, including drug and vaccine development, medical imaging and clinical decision-making. While these applications may support research and clinical care, they also raise concerns about patient safety, inaccurate or misleading information, data privacy and the potential misuse of AI in biological research. In Episode 53 of Health Wrap, Ramya Kannan, Health Editor, The Hindu, speaks to Dr. Abdul Ghafur, infectious diseases expert, Apollo Hospitals, Chennai, about the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence in healthcare. They discuss how AI could accelerate medical research, support doctors in clinical care, and why its limitations and potential risks need careful attention.
CM Vijay to launch one-gram gold ring scheme for newborns
Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay will launch the Thaaimaman Thanga Mothiram Thittam, a welfare scheme, on Monday, under which the government will provide a one-gram gold ring to babies born in state-run hospitals. Sources here on Sunday said the CM will arrive in Madurai to launch the scheme at the Government Rajaji 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 .
CM Vijay may sign faith declaration before September 28 visit to Madurai Meenakshi temple
Digital Desk | Madurai, Sep 27 (IANS) Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay is likely to offer prayers at the Meenakshi Amman Temple on September 28 on his first visit since taking office. Temple officials said he may be asked to sign a declaration affirming his faith in Hinduism before entering the inner shrines. The proposed temple visit is scheduled for 4 p.m., after he launches a newborn scheme at Government Rajaji Hospital and opens the renovated Gandhi Museum. Police, however, said only the hospital and museum events were on the official itinerary so far, and that a temple visit would depend on Vijays decision. Temple officials said entry to the shrines of the Goddess and Lord Sundareswarar is restricted to Hindus. They cited a Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court ruling that permits non-Hindus to worship after making a declaration. CM Vijay, who is Christian, would either submit a declaration stating his faith in Hinduism or sign an application to that effect, the officials said. The final arrangements have not been announced yet. The Chief Minister is expected to arrive by private aircraft at 11 a.m. Barricades have been installed along both sides of the airport road for his reception, and he is likely to greet supporters from an open-top vehicle. His convoy will then travel via the Ring Road to Government Rajaji Hospital, where he will launch the Thai Maman Gold Ring Scheme for babies born in government hospitals. At 1 p.m., CM Vijay is scheduled to inaugurate the Gandhi Museum, renovated at a cost of Rs 10.25 crore. He will then go to the Circuit House for lunch and a short rest. Officials have reportedly been told to remain prepared in case he makes an unscheduled stop at a government office on the way. If the temple visit goes ahead, its administration plans to receive him with a traditional poorna kumbham welcome. Devotees may be barred from entering the temple from the afternoon until he leaves, with an official announcement on the arrangements expected on September 27. CM Vijay is scheduled to leave Madurai for Chennai at about 5 p.m. after completing his engagements. Police are making security arrangements along the routes to the hospital, museum and temple ahead of the visit.
Karur stampede left an indelible scar, says Vijay on first anniversary
In a post on X, Mr. Vijay recalled the tragic incident at Velusamypuram in Karur on September 27, 2025, in which 41 people were killed in a crowd crush at a political rally addressed by him.
Holiday Rush, By-poll Campaign Gridlock Clog Chennai-Tiruchy NH
With temperatures remaining high during the day, passengers stuck inside vehicles have been facing additional discomfort as traffic crawls through the affected stretches.
At Mudichur, birders chanced upon a Java sparrow while having gone there in the hope of seeing another bird species. The Java sparrow is a breeding resident in parts of Indonesia. And this particular individual is likely a captive bird that had slipped out of a cage, raising questions about the sordid side of the pet trade
Karur stampede: Anatomy of the tragedy at Vijays TVK rally in Tamil Nadu
The organisers had announced that TVK president Vijay would speak at 12 p.m.; the crowd began to assemble from 9 a.m., but he did not arrive at the scheduled time.
Karur stampede: First accused Mathiyazhagan, another TVK functionary sent to 15-day judicial custody
M.C. Pounraj had allegedly sheltered accused number one and Karur West district secretary V.P. Mathiyazhagan
Chennai Worker Killed in Wage Dispute in Nalgonda
According to police, a group of daily wage workers from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, had come to Nalgonda for work at a new Chennai Shopping Mall under construction in the city. They were temporarily staying in Meerbagh Colony.
At Nehru Market in Sydenhams Road, Periamet, there is more to the tarpaulin shops than their name suggests. Their range includes camp tents for the outdoor-oriented and shade nets for those with a green thumb. With the NE monsoon (when they are a tad busier) just weeks away, a look at what helps these shops cope with changing buyer behaviour
Chennai Corporation plans 98.25-cr. overhaul of command centre
GCC to bring more surveillance cameras,flood sensors, rain gauges, pump-monitoring units under its integrated monitoring centre over five years; it also proposes three regional ICCCs
Sanitation workers to receive 50 as food allowance daily
Stormwater drain desilting works to be completed by Oct 10, says MAWS Secretary
Desilting is also progressing in Buckingham Canal at 18 locations, Cooum River at 14 locations, and internal canals in Coimbatore, Trichy, and Madurai, according to the MAWS Department Secretary.
Construction worker dies after falling on transformer in Chennai
TNPDCL proposes 63 paise surcharge on industries buying power from 3rd parties
Royapuram residents seek CCTV cameras amid crime concerns
TN orders third-party audit of ambulance services ahead of renewal
Pune-based charitable trust to restore 10 ancient temples in Tamil Nadu
A 13th century sluice inscription found during desilting of Medavakkam tank
54 pilots graduate from Flying Instructors School at AFS Tambaram
IIT Madras invests 55 crore in four deeptech startups working in space tech, quatum applications
Power outage triggers road Blockade in North Chennai
School headmaster arrested for sexual harassment of student, suspended
Over 20 kids with neurodevelopment disorders receive gifts at event in city
Three women held for vandalising traffic barricades on 100-Feet Road
New sports turfs, anganwadi, community facilities coming up in Egmore
Central Railway announces 418 special trains from Mumbai, Pune for Diwali
The services include special trains connecting Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) with Gorakhpur, Chennai, Bengaluru, Latur, Nagpur and Kolhapur, besides services from Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT), Hadapsar, Pune and Nagpur to destinations in several states
HC dismisses plea by MGRs legal heirs for share in assets
Families of temple staff who die while on duty entitled to compensation, says HC
Bike stunt: Teen arrested for wheeling videos on social media
TN to reform assistant professors recruitment exam; Descriptive-type questions likely to be dropped
Not all visitors to Chitlapakkam Lake find the music pleasing
A section of walkers want karaoke performances restricted
Social Media Friend Held For Teen Abuse In Chennai
A 19-year-old man was arrested in Chennai for allegedly sexually abusing a 16-year-old girl he befriended on social media. Police acted swiftly on the mother's complaint. The article also mentions a separate arrest of a school principal under the POCSO Act and clarifies another ongoing investigation.
Three women arrested for vandalising traffic barricades
Sanitation workers to get cash allowance instead of free breakfast
If I cut my hair, its an issue: Chennai mayor Priya speaks out against cyber bullying
Veeramani child rape case: EPS says CM Vijay is telling blatant lie, TVK govt had delayed arrest
Plea in HC challenges Tasmac tender for empty liquor bottle collection scheme
CPI urges Tamil Nadu to drop plan to outsource electricity meter reading
Digital Desk | Chennai, Sep 26 (IANS) The Communist Party of India (CPI) has urged the Tamil Nadu government to withdraw its reported plan to outsource electricity meter reading and billing assessment and demanded regular recruitment to fill vacancies. In a statement, CPI state secretary M. Veerapandian said reports indicated that the electricity board had decided to engage a private contractor for the work for six months, beginning in October. He called on the government to reconsider the decision before it takes effect and clarify how billing accuracy will be maintained for all consumers. The power department has described the move as a temporary response to a shortage of staff and a way to ensure that consumers receive accurate bills without delays. Veerapandian said those concerns should be addressed by strengthening the departments own workforce rather than handing the work to a private firm. He warned that outsourcing billing assessment could lead to irregularities and increase costs for consumers. The statement did not explain how the contract would affect tariffs or specify the number of vacancies to be filled. Veerapandian also questioned the use of staff shortages as a reason for contracting out the work when many people are seeking employment. He urged the government to identify vacant assessor and accounts-related posts in the electricity board and fill them permanently through recruitment. Regular recruitment, he said, would offer unemployed applicants a route to stable public employment while allowing the utility to retain direct responsibility for reading meters and preparing bills. It would also give the department a longer-term answer to staffing gaps instead of relying on successive short contracts, he argued. The CPIs Tamil Nadu state executive committee asked the government to follow reservation rules and social justice principles in any recruitment drive. It said permanent appointments made through proper scrutiny would serve both job seekers and electricity consumers. The statement comes amid reports that the utility intends to begin the contracted work in October. Veerapandian asked the government to halt the process and announce steps to fill the vacancies. The party said it wanted billing services to remain under the direct control of the public electricity system and for staffing needs to be met through government appointments.
Nayanthara & Vignesh Shivan call their twin boys the 'heart beats of our lives' as they turn 4
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Sep 26 (IANS) Power couple Nayanthara and Vignesh Shivan's little munchkins, Uyir Rudro Neel N. Shivan and Ulag Daiwik N. Shivan, turned 4 years old on Saturday. Commemorating the special occasion, Nayanthara and Vignesh uploaded a fun video of the twins entertaining everyone with their energetic dance. They expressed their gratitude for having their sons in their lives in a heartfelt post that read, (Red heart emoji) the happiness , the blessing , the meaning , the music , the vibe , the emotion , the Uyir and the Ulag of our life (red heart) happy birthday to U 2 ! #Uyir #ulag the heart beats of our lives (Red heart emoticons) @nayanthara #HBD #UYIRULAG (sic). Every minute , every second amma & dada thank God for blessing us with U2 (Red heart emoticons) love you 2 (Red heart emoticons), they added. Nayanthara and Vignesh welcomed twin baby boys via surrogacy in 2022. Announcing the arrival of their little ones on Instagram, Vignesh had written, Nayan and Me have become Amma and Appa. We are blessed with twin baby boys. All our prayers, our ancestors' blessings combined with all the good manifestations have come together in the form of two blessed babies for us. Need all your blessings for our Uyir (Life) and Ulagam (World). Life looks brighter and more beautiful. God is double great. After being in a relationship for a long time, Nayanthara and Vignesh finally got married in a traditional ceremony on 9 June 2022 in Chennai. Work-wise, Nayanthara will be seen leading Sundar C's forthcoming devotional thriller 'Mookuthi Amman 2'. A sequel to the 2020 Tamil fantasy-comedy 'Mookuthi Amman', the film will also see Regina Cassandra, Abhinaya, Yogi Babu, Khushbu Sundar, Urvashi, and Ajay Ghosh in crucial roles. The film is expected to be out in theatres on November 6 during Deepavali.
Chennai: DMK Complains Against Vijay and Aadhav Arjuna Over Model Code Violation
The DMK alleged that both TVK leaders violated the Model Code of Conduct during a campaign meeting in Madurantakam.
Madras HC Sets Aside FMSCI Election Process
FMSCI held its AGM in Chennai on Friday but could not proceed with the election owing to the court order: Reports
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman emphasizes the role of technology in achieving Indias growth goals by 2047 during an event in Chennai. India Can Achieve Over 10% Growth with Technology and Innovation, Says Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
Ashok Selvan, Preity Mukhundan's 'Anbil Avan' cleared for release with a U/A certificate
Digital Desk | Chennai, Sep 26 (IANS) The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has now cleared director R Kaarthikeyan's eagerly awaited upcoming romantic action entertainer 'Anbil Avan', featuring actors Ashok Selvan and Priety Mukhundan in the lead, for release with a U/A certificate. Taking to its social media timelines to share the update, production house Happy High Pictures, which is producing the film wrote, #AnbilAvan is certified UA and is getting ready to meet you in theatres this Oct 2nd. @AshokSelvan @PreityMukundan.@Karti6Kane #GovindVasantha @Ayngaran_offl @HappyHighPic @abinaya_selvam. It may be recalled that only recently the unit had announced that their film would now hit screens on October 2 this year. For the unaware, the film was earlier slated to hit screens worldwide on September 25 this year. Actor Ashok Selvan, at the time of announcing the postponement, had shared a statement put out by the producers of the film on his X timeline. In the statement, the makers of the film had said, Thank you for the overwhelming love and support shown towards the trailer and promotional campaign of Anbil Avan. The response from audiences across platforms has been truly heartening, and we are deeply grateful for the trust and affection you have showered upon us. The makers went on to add, As announced earlier, Anbil Avan was scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on 25 September 2026. However, the incredible response from all of you, along with the growing interest and confidence shown by our distribution partners, has encouraged us to plan for a bigger and wider release. To ensure that the film reaches audiences in the best possible across territories, we have decided to move the release by one week. Anbil Avan will now release worldwide on 2 October 2026. Stating that this film had been a labour of love for nearly two years, the makers said that waiting one more week would be a step if it helped them present the film to audiences with the scale, reach, and care it deserved. We seek your continued love and support as we prepare for this journey. We promise to meet you in theatres worldwide on 2 October 2026, and we cannot wait to share this story with all of you. Thank you for being a part of this journey, they said. The film has triggered excitement among audiences ever since the makers released a trailer. The trailer begins with Ashok Selvan's character explaining about himself and his wife to Revathy. My wife's name is Iyal, he begins and explains that his wife (played by Preity Mukhundhan), who hailed from a rich family, gave up everything for his sake when he had nothing. The trailer then shows both Ashok Selvan's character and his wife Iyal working in a star hotel. Both husband and wife are subjected to constant supervision and taunts. At one point, Ashok Selvan's character says he wants to give the life he promised to Iyal. The couple get married and move to a hill station. It is then that life throws a different kind of challenge. A very disturbing incident occurs when Iyal is alone at home. We then see a number of shady characters who make statements regarding this incident. One man, who seems like a politician, is seen saying, That night something happened. I too am remorseful that it happened. Another shady looking character says, You have come to my town and now, it is a problem concerning my home. Meanwhile, the couple seem to be in a state of perpetual fear. We see a series of grim action sequences in the trailer. The police officer investigating the case, with a cheeky smile, says, Looks like sir belongs to the soft type. Soon after, we see Ashok Selvan's character involved in a series of explosive action sequences. The challenging situation results in disagreements between the couple. What happens then is what the film is all about... The film, which has been produced by K.Karunamoorthy, Ashok Selvan and Abinaya Selvam, has music by Govind Vasantha. The film has cinematography by Gowtham Rajendran and editing by Selva RK. Stunts in the film have been choreographed by Peter Hein and art direction is by Manikandan Srinivasan. While the story of the film has been penned by Vignesh Raja, its screenplay have been jointly penned by Vignesh Raja, R Kaarthikeyan and Ashok Selvan.
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India can achieve over 10 pc growth with embracing tech and innovation across sectors: FM Sitharaman
Digital Desk | Chennai, Sep 26 (IANS) Riding on technology and innovation across sectors, India can even achieve over 10 per cent economic growth towards becoming a Viksit Bharat by 2047, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Saturday. FM Sitharaman, while participating in a fireside chat organised by the IIT Madras Alumni Association here, said achieving such growth would require a lot more effort from all stakeholders. We have too many naysayers. We have too many people who have vicarious pleasure being derived if India fails. We really cannot afford that. We need to nudge these people to think positively, the finance minister noted. Hailing the growth of startups, the Finance Minister further stated that technological interventions had made a key difference in connecting agriculture producers to markets and improving productivity. Drones and aerial geospatial instruments for precision mapping of land parcels have empowered the farming community, she mentioned. FM Sitharaman also cited the use of point-of-sale (POS) machines in fertiliser distribution. Under pilot testing, the POS system recorded details of the farmer, land and crop being cultivated and provided farmers with information on the quantity of fertiliser that may be sufficient based on soil, irrigation, and crop conditions. Finance Minister also unveiled a book, titled Cashless Nation: How UPI Changed Everything, by Dr. Santanu Paul and B. Sambamurthy at Sangam 2026, the annual conference of the IIT Madras Alumni Association and IIT Madras. The book tells the inside story of Indias digital payments transformation and the conception, creation and extraordinary rise of the Unified Payments Interface (UPI). FM Sitharaman last month said UPI is now operational across 11 countries, including France, Singapore, the UAE, Greece and Mauritius. From powering seamless payments in India to enabling digital transactions across borders, UPI continues to take our digital public infrastructure to the world, FM Sitharaman said. She further stated that UPI-enabled payment points have grown around 260 times since 2018, taking digital payments deeper into every corner of the country and providing greater access and convenience. FM Sitharaman also highlighted the scale of UPI transactions, saying one out of every two real-time digital payment transactions globally are taking place in India.
TNAU forecasts near-normal northeast monsoon rainfall in Tamil Nadu
IIT-M & Unicorn India hit 450 cr first close for its fund; Backs 4 deep-tech startups
Website of 50th Chennai Book Fair scheduled in Jan 27 unveiled
Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Speaker JCD.Prabhakar unveiled the logo and website of the 50th Chennai Book Fair to be organized by the Booksellers and Publishers Association of South India (BAPASI), to be held from January 7-19, 2027, at the sprawling YMCA Ground in Nandanam in the city. The logo and website launch for the Golden Jubilee edition of the Chennai Book Fair saw addresses by A. Loyola Mani, Chairman, Tamil Nadu Textbook Corporation and Ms.Kavitha, Chennai District Library Officer, with R.S. Shanmugam, President of BAPASI, delivering the welcome address. A special video titled 50 Years of the Chennai Book Fair was screened at the gathering, which was attended by a larger number of BAPASI executive committee members, publishers, and book enthusiasts. Shanmugam said the Book Fair stands as the largest book fair in Asia in terms of visitor turnout and book sales. It serves as a vital platform for powerfully showcasing the excellence of the Tamil language to the entire world through books. We have planned to organize various new events during the upcoming Golden Jubilee year edition, designed to benefit people from all walks of life, including readers, students, the younger generation, teachers, creators, writers, entrepreneurs, and publishers. The special events line up for the Golden Jubilee edition included honoring Nobel Laureates and Multilingual Scholars, Consolidating Global Tamil Associations, having school and college students as Book Fair Ambassadors, to encourage reading among the younger generation but also to actively promote various book fair-related events on social media, in tune with todays digital world.
CREDAI Chennai and Port City Colombo explore business opportunities
Todays Gold Rate, September 26: Check Gold Rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai
22, 24 carat Gold prices down across metro cities on September 26
Four Chennai Artists are Rewriting the Language of Abstraction
Visual Disobedience brings together four Chennai artists whose experiments with line, geometry, paper and perception challenge conventional ideas of form, while revealing a growing artistic conversation within the city.
