5 Chennai IT workers cook special meals for care homes on weekends
Five IT professionals in Chennai have been serving meals to residents at charitable institutions since 2020. They organise and prepare these meals, ensuring a personal touch for everyone involved. The group has hosted 88 food-service events with support from around 200 contributors. This initiative not only provides food but also essential items to those in need. Their commitment reflects a meaningful way to use their weekends beyond the workplace.
Man arrested for leasing bank-seized flat and cheating lessee of 9 lakh
Tamil Nadu unlikely to see significant impact of severe cyclonic storm brewing over Bay of Bengal
Tambaram City police arrest 26 in special drive against ganja and banned tobacco products
During the operation, police seized 3.84 kg of ganja, 2.226 kg of banned tobacco products, 160 tablets and a three-wheeler
BJP to stage protest over allegations of TVK MLAs inappropriate messages to Collector
Investment promotion panel holds first meeting, targets $72 billion in exports
Discussions also focused on the proposed new industrial policy, single-window clearances, and MoUs inked since the TVK-led government came to power
Tamil Nadu Medical Services Corporation floats tenders for repair works at Tasmac warehouses
This is not the first instance of the State-run corporation taking on responsibilities beyond its core mandate as officials say the TNMSC is required to undertake any assignment entrusted to it by the government
Over 70 former bureaucrats urge Vijay to revive Kurian Joseph panel, restore report
MP Kanimozhi questions Vijays silence on missing Gingee girl
Anna University extends winter vacation for engineering students
More room for water, more space for wildlife
CM Vijay is likely to open the restored Kadapakkam Lake on Monday after a 58.31-crore project to boost floodwater storage and support biodiversity.
TNPDCL shifts to longer power pacts as short-term bids stay costly
Tamil Nadu Investment Promotion Commission mandates 21-day approval deadline, faster clearances
NITTTR Chennai Announces Recruitment for 12 Positions, Applications Open Until November 16
NITTTR Chennai is hiring for 12 positions, including Technical Officer. Apply by November 16 for a chance to join. NITTTR Chennai Announces Recruitment for 12 Positions, Applications Open Until November 16
VCK will always stand firmly on the side of victims, justice: Vanni Arasu
Tamil Nadu adds 424 PG medical seats before second counselling round
Vijay govt's six months in office: Together ... for now
22cr govt fund misappropriate case: Seven mules arrested; money not yet recovered
Only 307 of 347 apartments surveyed have functional rainwater harvesting systems
Car catches fire near Kavanur; family escapes unhurt
Three held for theft of ornaments, cash at temple
Keep political parties out of campuses, schools told
Gang poses as cops, I-T staff for extortion; 5th suspect held
Inspectors responsible for drug deaths, seizures: DGP
Two factory workers killed in hit-and-run in Chengalpet
Watch: SIT digs up Gem Veeramanis Chennai house for remains of minor girl
A Special Investigation Team is excavating the Chennai residence of Gem Granites founder R. Veeramani in search of the remains of a minor girl. The search follows a victims statement before a POCSO court. The investigation has also led to the arrest of Veeramani and action against seven police officers over alleged lapses in the case.
Walkathon, tree plantation drive held in Chennai
The walkathon, which began at Besant Nagar, was flagged off by Director General of Police Sandeep Rathore
Walkathon, tree plantation drive held in Chennai
The walkathon, which began at Besant Nagar, was flagged off by Director General of Police Sandeep Rathore
Event highlights early action on diabetes and importance of muscle strength in glucose regulation
Royal Enfield Achieves Record Quarterly Sales
Chennai, November 14: Royal Enfield has reported a significant increase in motorcycle demand within the country. The company achieved its highest-ever quarterly motorcycle sales in the second quarter Royal Enfield Achieves Record Quarterly Sales
Gold jewellery, cash burgled from inspectors house in Avadi police quarters
Charitable initiative celebrates Childrens Day with the joy of first flight from Chennai to Tiruchi
Programme held to celebrate mothers
The programme equips young women with essential life skills, leadership capabilities, confidence, and the knowledge to navigate their personal, academic, and professional journeys
Nightmare on wheels at the Mannurpet section of CTH Road
Readers Write: T. Gunaseelan highlights the deplorable condition of CTH Road in Mannurpet
Kattankulathur FOB needs a spruce-up
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) should carry out maintenance work at the Kattankulathur footbridge on GST Road.
Watch out for this open SWD near MEPZ
Outside the Madras Export Processing Zone (Arignar Anna) bus terminus along GST Road in Tambaram Sanatorium region, a broken stormwater drain network is posing a significant risk to pedestrians
Harshal Patel Likely To Move To GT From SRH Via Trade Deal Ahead Of IPL 2027 Retention Deadline
Indians Praful Hinge: India fast bowler Harshal Patel is likely to move to Gujarat Titans (GT) from Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) through a trade deal ahead of the 2027 IPL retention deadline on November 17. According to a report by Cricinfo on Saturday, the two franchises have settled on a cash-only deal worth Rs 4 crore, with the amount to be taken off GTs auction purse. That amount is only half of the Rs 8 crore SRH spent on him at the 2025 IPL mega auction. For GT, the interest is hardly sudden. They chased him in 2024 and dropped out at Rs 10.5 crore, with Punjab Kings finally securing him for Rs 11.75 crore. GT returned to the bidding for Patel in the 2025 auction as well, but stepped aside when the price reached Rs 6.5 crore. The move would also bring Patel back to the state where his roots lie. The right-arm pacer hails from Ahmedabad and moved back to represent Gujarat in domestic cricket from the 2025/26 season. At GT, who won the IPL in 2022, Patel will join Kagiso Rabada, Mohammed Siraj, Prasidh Krishna, Jason Holder and Ashok Sharma in the seam-bowling department. In IPL 2025, Patel picked up 16 wickets in 13 games, but in the last season he played just five times and did not take a wicket, while conceding 10.82 an over. The team leaned on uncapped Indians Praful Hinge and Sakib Hussain instead to lead their fast-bowling charge. Patel, who played 25 T20Is for India and picked 29 scalps, has two IPL Purple Caps against his name - from 2021 with Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), where he picked 32 wickets, and 2024 with Punjab Kings (PBKS), where he took 24 wickets. GT would be his fifth franchise after being with RCB, SRH, PBKS and Delhi Capitals (DC) since his IPL debut in 2012. In IPL, Harshal has played 124 matches and picked 151 wickets, with an average of 24.68, economy rate of 8.92 and best individual figures of 5-27. Previously, SRH, the IPL 2016 winners, brought in left-arm pacer T Natarajan from DC and then got Khaleel Ahmed and Nathan Ellis from Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in a four-player exchange. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Rural glow in urban homes: the journey of the earthen Karthigai Deepam lamp
Earthen lamps take centre stage in the run-up to Deepavali and they stay in the spotlight till Karthigai Deepam, which falls on November 24 this year. And their journey to shops in Chennai is a curious one, beginning in villages and peri-urban pockets across Tamil Nadu
Childrens Day: Thiruvanmiyur Young Changemakers Club invites artworks by children
Childrens Day: Thiruvanmiyur Young Changemakers Club invites artworks by children
Three teenage techies make an impact
After having carried out technological innovations of their own, Grade XI students Barathraam Gurumoorthy Sriram, Prakash T. and Nitish Kumar get 35 other teens to follow their example. They brought the non-profit Hack Club on board to power their free hackathon for school students on November 14
IGPL 2026: Goa Eagles GC soar to X Golf title at Boulder Hills, Hyderabad
Digital Desk | Hyderabad, Nov 14 (IANS) Goa Eagles GC produced a composed performance under pressure to win the exciting X-Golf competition at Boulder Hills in Hyderabad, a day after Gaganjeet Bhullar won the Phoenix Invitational IGPL Hyderabad, which concluded at the Vooty Golf Club about 60 km away from Hyderabad. Auro Realty Goa Eagles GC overcame three rounds of elimination and a challenging final to emerge champions. Goa Eagles GC were represented by Kanav Chauhan, IL Aalaap and Saarthak Chhibber, who showed steely nerves and great skill. The competition featured ten teams, with nine divided into three groups of three. Hyderabad Firebirds, who had topped the teams contest in the three-day tournament, were seeded straight into the semi-final stage. The opening Par 4 round began with each team having a 30-second bonus, barring Gurugram, whose Joshua Grenville Wood went out of bounds, and their team got no bonus. Aryan of RVR Delhi Blue Bulls GC claimed the long-drive honours with an impressive 327-metre drive. With three teams in each group for Par-4, Vimtra Chennai Lions GC and Flyingman Kolkata Tigers GC progressed as Gurugram was eliminated, while Atri Mumbai Garudas GC were knocked out in Group B as Udayan Mane could not find the ball and lost time, and Golfkonnekt Bengaluru Stallions GC and Auro Realty Goa GC moved up. From Group C, Green Fuels Vizag Dolphins GC went out as Krishna Punjab Raptors and RVR Delhi moved ahead. Bengaluru Stallions had the fastest time, with 30 seconds from the long drive bonus being taken off their 35 seconds. In the Par 3 eliminator, the six teams went up one-on-one. Vimtra Chennai got past Kolkata and RVR Delhi beat Bengaluru Stallions, while Auro Realty edged out Punjab Raptors by two seconds. Phoenix Hyderabad Firebirds GC joined Vimtra Chennai Lions GC, RVR Delhi and Auro Realty in the semi-finals, which were played over a Par-2 with the first shot being hit through a Ring of Fire lit by the IGPL CEO, Uttam Singh Mundy. RVR Delhi, who completed in 42 seconds, were first to be eliminated, and that left the others to compete for the podium prizes. Auro Realty Goa Eagles GC delivered the standout performance, completing the challenge in 20 seconds and brought their time down to 10 seconds with help of a 10-second bonus, as Chennai Lions finished at 36 seconds after a penalty, while Phoenix Hyderabad Firebirds GC recorded 39 seconds, including a 10-second penalty. In the Par-2 final, Kanav Chauhan took charge of the tee shot, while IL Aalaap holed out a long putt and then jumped in the air to celebrate the win with Saarthak, who was waiting in case Aalaap missed the putt. In the Par-2 final, Kanav Chauhan took charge of the tee shot, while IL Aalaap holed out a long putt and then jumped in the air to celebrate the win with Saarthak, who was waiting in case Aalap missed the putt. Blending long hitting, speed, short-game precision, and teamwork, the format added a dynamic edge to the competition where every second and penalty proved costly. Navigating these high-stakes stages with remarkable consistency, Auro Realty Goa Eagles surged to the top of the leaderboard as worthy winners, with Vimtra Chennai Lions and Hyderabad Firebirds finishing close behind while RVR Delhis campaign ended in elimination.
Excavation at Chennai Businessmans Home Amid Child Sexual Abuse Allegations
Chennai police excavate a granite businessmans property following claims of buried childrens bodies linked to sexual abuse cases. Excavation at Chennai Businessmans Home Amid Child Sexual Abuse Allegations
Police Dig Up Backyard Of POCSO Accused R Veeramani's Chennai Residence
In a dramatic development in Chennai, police have begun excavating the backyard of POCSO accused granite baron R. Veeramani's residence, deploying a JCB and securing the premises. While unconfirmed reports suggest bodies may be buried on the property, investigators have not officially disclosed the reason for the excavation, and a probe is underway.
Music composer Anirudh Ravichander and businesswoman Kavya Maran made their first public appearance in Chennai after their intimate wedding in Greece. The newlyweds arrived at Chennai airport on Saturday afternoon. Several videos of the couple from the airport have surfaced online.
TNCC chief accuses Centre of bias against Tamil Nadu over Mekedatu dam
Digital Desk | Chennai, Nov 14 (IANS) Tamil Nadu Congress Committee President, Manickam Tagore, on Saturday accused the BJP-led Union government of discriminating against Tamil Nadu over Karnatakas proposed Mekedatu dam and urged Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay to intensify legal efforts to protect the states Cauvery water rights. In a statement, Tagore alleged that the Centre had approved the dam's Detailed Project Report without Tamil Nadus consent. He described the alleged approval as an action prejudicial to the interests of the state and its farmers. His criticism followed remarks by Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar at a meeting in Mysuru attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. According to Tagore, CM Shivakumar claimed that the Supreme Court had ruled in Karnatakas favour on Mekedatu and sought the Centres permission to proceed. Tagore questioned that position, pointing out that Tamil Nadu had approached the Supreme Court against the proposed dam. He said Karnatakas push for clearance, while the dispute remained before the court, undermined Tamil Nadus interests. The Congress leader maintained that the project would threaten water flows essential to agriculture in the Cauvery delta. Karnataka proposes a reservoir with a storage capacity of 67.15 thousand million cubic feet (TMC), which Tamil Nadu has consistently opposed, he said. Tagore argued that Tamil Nadus annual entitlement of 177.25 TMC depended on releases from Karnatakas reservoirs as well as rainfall runoff from the intervening catchment. He alleged that Karnataka had repeatedly failed to release water according to the prescribed schedule, forcing Tamil Nadu to pursue remedial measures. He warned that the proposed reservoir could intercept flows from the uncontrolled catchment, which he said contributed around 80 TMC to Tamil Nadu. Such a development would severely affect delta farming and could push the region towards desertification, he claimed. Rejecting Shivakumars assurance that the project would not harm Tamil Nadu, Tagore said the state could not accept any construction that jeopardised its share of Cauvery water. He also contended that proceeding without the consent of the basin states would violate judicial directions governing the river dispute. Calling for stronger intervention, Tagore urged Vijay to build on the state governments existing opposition through appropriate legal action. He said protecting Tamil Nadus water entitlement required sustained vigilance and a firm response to any move to advance the project without addressing the states objections and the interests of delta farmers.
Anirudh Ravichander and Kavya Maran return to Chennai after wedding in Greece
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Couple arrested for cheating elderly financier of 20.97 lakh in Adambakkam
Three arrested in two temple burglary cases in Chennai
Anirudh Ravichander, Kavya Maran make first public appearance as married couple
Anirudh Ravichander and wife Kavya Maran made their first public appearance after their Greece wedding, arriving at Chennai airport with Kalanithi Maran. The couple's wedding was attended by Rajinikanth and M K Stalin
Tribal organisation seeks full utilisation of SC/ST sub-plan funds in Tamil Nadu
Watch: Newlyweds Anirudh Ravichander-Kavya Maran Return To Chennai After Their Dreamy Greece Wedding
Dressed in casuals, the couple were seen heading towards their car, accompanied by Kavya's father, Sun Group Chairperson Kalanithi Maran
Anirudh and Kavya's first Chennai appearance after Greece wedding goes viral
Diabetes its as much about the mind as it is about metabolism
Todays Gold Rate, November 14: Check Gold Rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai
22, 24 carat Gold prices see mixed trend across metro cities on November 14
Coming soon at C.P. Arts Centre in Alwarpet: an exhibition of photographs by residents of The Banyan battling the double whammy of a mental condition and homelessnes
Newlyweds Anirudh-Kavya return to Chennai after intimate Greece wedding
Newlyweds Anirudh-Kavya return to Chennai after intimate Greece wedding
Tamil Nadu plans commercial drone corridors in 10 districts
Digital Desk | Chennai, Nov 14 (IANS) Tamil Nadu plans to establish commercial drone corridors in 10 districts, allowing specified activities, including goods delivery, agricultural spraying and construction monitoring, without prior police clearance. The proposal, outlined in the TVK governments Higher Education Department vision document, seeks to widen the commercial application of drones and create a market for locally manufactured equipment. Disaster management operations would also be permitted within the designated corridors. Higher Education Secretary Dheeraj Kumar said the initiative would be implemented with support from the Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation (Tidco), which functions under the Industries department. The corridors are intended to simplify procedures for operators undertaking approved activities. Farmers could use drones to spray fertilisers and pesticides, while businesses could deploy them for deliveries and monitoring construction projects. A key component of the proposal is mandatory use of locally manufactured drones for police surveillance and agricultural purposes, linking wider adoption of the technology with support for domestic production. K. Senthil Kumar, director-in-charge of the Centre for Aerospace Research (CASR) at Anna University, said the proposed corridors would create business opportunities for drone manufacturers and companies working on related technologies. The corridors will help local drone startups move beyond developing prototypes and explore commercial applications, he said. Tamil Nadu already has training facilities and institutional support that could underpin the programme. The drone pilot training centre at Anna Universitys Madras Institute of Technology (MIT) campus has trained around 6,000 pilots so far. The state drone corporation, which operates under the Higher Education Department, has also been promoting drone applications across different sectors. Alongside the corridor proposal, Anna University is preparing to begin drone trials at the Chettinad Aeronautical Aviation Hub in Kanadukathan. Tidco has granted in-principle approval for the university to use the airfield. The trials are expected to focus on Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations, under which drones fly beyond the pilots direct field of vision. Such flights rely on communication, navigation and surveillance systems for control. Together, the proposed corridors and planned trials seek to expand opportunities for drone deployment, supported by the states existing pool of trained pilots and research facilities. The initiative envisages a broader role for drones in everyday commercial activity, agriculture and public services, while giving local manufacturers opportunities to take their products into operational use.
TN govt imposes stock limits on paddy, rice amid price rise
Chennai: The Tamil Nadu government has imposed stock limits on paddy, rice and pulses to curb hoarding, ensure equitable distribution and maintain the availability of these commodities at fair prices. Amid skyrocketing prices of rice and other essential commodities, and opposition criticism targeting the TVK regime, the state government, with the prior concurrence of the 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 .
Amal Neerad's 'Bachelor Party D'eux' cleared for release with an 'A' certificate
Digital Desk | Chennai, Nov 14 (IANS)The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has now cleared critically acclaimed director Amal Neerad's eagerly awaited upcoming Malayalam film 'Bachelor party D'eux' for release with an 'A' certificate. Taking to his social media timelines to put up a cryptic update, director Amal Neerad shared a poster that showed a finger placed on a pistol, with the word certified written across. The picture, from a distance, resembled the letter 'A'. The film has triggered huge interest among fans and film buffs as it is a sequel to Amal Neerads successful film 'Bachelor Party' which released in 2012. Sources close to the unit say that although the upcoming film will have a connection to the plot of the earlier film, it will have several new characters. 'Bachelor Party D'eux' boasts of a big and impressive star cast. It features actor Naslen, who shot to fame in the pan Indian blockbuster 'Premalu', in the lead. Alongside Naslen, the film will also feature actors Kunchacko Boban, Tovino Thomas, Soubin Shahir, Sreenath Bhasi, Sharafudeen, Shine Tom Chacko, Chandu Salimkumar, Rajisha Vijayan,Hansika Krishna and Paris Laxmi in pivotal roles. The makers had recently disclosed that actress Nadiya Moidu plays a character called Anna Mathews while Rajisha Vijayan plays a character called Simple in the film. Jyothirmayee plays Paulie while Hansika Krishna plays a character called Carol. Some time ago, the makers had disclosed that Naslen, who plays the lead in the film, plays a character called Sony in the film. Two posters of the actor from the film were released at the time of announcing his character's name. While Shine Tom Chacko plays Guru in the film, Chandu Salimkumar plays a character called Mammu. Sreenath Bhasi will be seen as Xavi in the film, which will feature Shara U Dheen as Pappan. Soubin Shahir plays a character called Dani in the film. Interestingly, while the makers have disclosed the character names of the actors whose looks in the film have been released, they have made an exception in the case of actor Tovino Thomas. Although Tovino Thomas's look in the film has been released, the makers have chosen not to release his character's name. While releasing his posters from the film, director Amal Neerad recalled a quote by Shakespeare. He wrote, Hell is empty and all the devils are here -William Shakespeare. On the technical front, the film has cinematography by Appu Prabhakar and music by Christo Xavier. Editing for the film is by Vivek Harshan. The film is slated to hit screens worldwide on November 19 this year.
Digital Desk | Chennai, Nov 14(IANS) The makers of director Rajkumar Periasamy's eagerly awaited action entertainer 'Om', featuring actors Dhanush and Mammootty in the lead, have now released a gripping trailer, which has pleasantly surprised both fans and audiences. Contrary to what audiences were initially led to believe, Dhanush plays a member of an intelligence unit constituted by the Tamil Nadu Police to deal with organised crimes. The trailer also had another surprise in the form of Mammootty being the antagonist in the film. Wunderbar Films, one of the production houses producing the film, took to its X timeline to share the link of the trailer of the film. It wrote, Apologies for the delay, and it's now time to unleash the mayhem. #OM TRAILER OUT NOW. Coming to the screens worldwide on November 20. A @Rajkumar_KP Film. The trailer begins with the makers pointing out that Some of these things actually happen.... The story is set between two temple towns. There is a crime being committed against nature and the cops consider the criminals committing the crime as wild animals. To track and bring them down, the Andhra Pradesh police constitutes a Special Task Force (STF), which is led by Nithya Reddy (Sai Pallavi). She runs an operation to infiltrate the network behind the smuggling of Red Sanders and codenames it 'OM' -- Operation Mole. Meanwhile, the Tamil Nadu police team, for its part, has a specialised team called OCIU (Organised Crime Intelligence Unit) to deal with the problem and we realise Dhanush is from this unit. He is referred to as D 402 and has a wife and child, about whom nobody in the outside world knows. Interestingly, contrary to what the public was led to believe earlier, Mammootty plays the antagonist in this film. He plays a character called Red Hills Karthikeyan, the man behind this organised crime network. Only recently, the makers had revealed that actress Sai Pallavi plays an IPS officer called Nithya Reddy in the film. Sree Leela, who plays Dhanush's wife in the film, plays a character called Roja. The film is slated to hit screens on November 20 this year. The makers had originally planned to release the film on October 16. However, actor Dhanush, in a statement, had announced the film's postponement. He had said that they had chosen to postpone the release of their film out of respect for Superstar Rajinikanth, whose film Jailer 2 hit screens on October 15. Dhanush had also made it clear that their film would not be releasing for Deepavali as Suriya's film had already been announced for the same date. The actor and producer later announced November 20 as the date of release for their film. The film has triggered huge interest in fans and film buffs as this is the first time that Dhanush and Mammootty are collaborating on a project. For the unaware, Bollywood star Naseeruddin Shah too is a part of this film. The film's title has a tagline called Chapter 1 indicating that there could be a sequel. Wunderbar Films Head Sreyas, while speaking at the title teaser launch event, had disclosed that this would be one of the biggest budget films in Dhanush's career. He had also said that this film would bring back the mass vintage Dhanush that fans had longed to see. The film, which features Sai Pallavi and Sreeleela as the heroines, has music by Sai Abhyankkar. Cinematography for the film is by Ezhil Arasu. Editing for the film is by Kalaivanan R and costumes are by Kavya Sriram.
Gold, silver prices today, 14 November: Check retail prices of 18K, 22K and 24K gold and 999 Fine silver in your cities Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Coimbatore, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Mumbai.
Children's Day: Stalin urges support for dreams of young ones, learning beyond screens
Digital Desk | Chennai, Nov 14 (IANS) DMK President, M.K. Stalin, on Saturday urged society to help children develop their distinctive talents and pursue their aspirations, saying that ensuring a happy childhood was the first step towards building a better future for them. Extending Childrens Day greetings in a post on X, Stalin highlighted welfare and educational initiatives introduced during successive DMK administrations, describing them as efforts to strengthen childrens health, learning, scientific curiosity and individual abilities. He also encouraged children to explore a world beyond digital screens, expressing the hope that their lives would expand through knowledge and discovery. The first step towards creating a better future for children is ensuring that they have a happy present, Stalin said, placing their immediate well-being at the centre of his message. Recalling the partys record in government, he referred to vaccination programmes, the inclusion of eggs in nutritious meal schemes and free bus travel for students. These measures, he said, formed part of the DMKs continuing commitment to childrens welfare and access to education. Stalin said the initiatives were subsequently expanded under the Dravidian Model administration through programmes addressing nutrition, schooling, healthcare and the development of childrens interests and capabilities. Among the schemes he listed were initiatives to ensure adequate nutrition, Anbu Karangal, the Chief Ministers Breakfast Scheme, Illam Thedi Kalvi, Ennum Ezhuthum and Vaanavil Mandram. The programmes featured in his message covered several aspects of childhood, from food and foundational learning to opportunities for scientific exploration. He presented them as complementary efforts aimed at helping children grow and learn. He also cited the cervical cancer vaccination programme for adolescent girls among the healthcare measures introduced, placing preventive health alongside nutrition and education in the broader welfare agenda outlined in his greeting. Stalin appealed for responsible support to help children identify and nurture their unique strengths. His message emphasised enabling them to follow the paths they wished to pursue, with encouragement for their individual talents and ambitions. The appeal linked childrens future prospects with the care, opportunities and freedom to learn available to them in the present. Concluding his message, Stalin wished that childrens world would grow beyond the glow of screens into the light of knowledge and extended his greetings on Childrens Day, celebrated across India on November 14 every year, with an appeal to support their dreams.
Inflight Bomb Hoax Forces Emergency Landing Of Hyderabad-Chennai Plane
Airport security officials, bomb detection experts and personnel from the security agencies surrounded the aircraft after landing. All 198 occupants were evacuated and subjected to security checks.
Drugs Worth Rs 1 Crore Seized From Chennai Plastic Products Factory
The precursor chemical found concealed in two gunny bags, each containing approximately 25 kg were seized in an operation carried out yesterday at M/s AN Enterprises, a factory manufacturing plastic bottles and boxes in MKB Nagar's Annai Indra Nagar.
Strengthening rupee may make outbound travel cheaper
Agnikul to set up an industrial unit in APs space city
The orbital data centre-related payloads are expected to be launched from Shriharikota.
TVS SCS targets doubling profits in FY27 on 8,200 cr pipeline
Gagan Wraps Up Seasons Fourth Title
Bhullar of Vimtra Chennai Lions GC had twin birdies on the 16th and the 17th to get to 14-under
SIR: Digital rights researchers demand more transparency for audit of ERONET by civil society
But for greater transparency, the Election Commission of India should actually share softwares source code, demand digital rights researchers
SIR: Digital rights researchers demand more transparency for audit of ERONET by civil society
But for greater transparency, the Election Commission of India should actually share softwares source code, demand digital rights researchers
Indian Plumbing Association to partner with IIT-Madras on water and sanitation technologies
The association will host its 32nd Indian Plumbing Conference at the Chennai Trade Centre in the city between December 17 and 19
Childrens Day celebrated at Govt. Stanley Hospital
Two men from Keralam arrested with 10 kg of ganja near Poonamallee
The police said a search revealed that Shameer and Ashin were carrying 6 kg and 4 kg of ganja respectively
Woman self-immolates inside police station near Panruti; suffers severe burn injuries
BIM, Texas university to offer course on AI in Business from next year
Speaker J.C.D. Prabhakar launches book of retired IAS officer Harmander Singh
Dietary advice from staff nurses help in blood sugar control in Chennai, counselling to be scaled up
Chance for TN players to shine before IPL auctions
T.N. Governor meets Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi
Walkathon to raise awareness on diabetes held
TN Police To Install 2,350 AI-Linked Cameras to Curb Stalking, Crimes Against Women
Stanley Hospital celebrates Childrens Day with gifts for over 70 children
BJP asks Vijay to be wary of Congress
TVK union secretary booked for harassing woman functionary; protest against TVK man in Arni
