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From Pariah to Player? Iran Emerges As A Key Player After Peace Deal
SANJAY KUMAR VERMA For four decades, Iran was the Wests preferred pariah: sanctioned, contained and lectured from Washington and European capitals. Yet today, it is part of a ceasefire and a detailed memorandum with the United States. Whatever its durability, the arrangement shows a simple truth Washington can no longer dodge: Tehran is too central to Gulf security and energy stability to be brushed aside. On balance, Iran has emerged as the principal diplomatic beneficiary of this conflict, even if its military gains are modest. Four decades on the margins It is worth recalling how thoroughly Iran was pushed to the margins after 1979. The Islamic Revolution and the hostage crisis in Tehran set off a long cycle of sanctions, asset freezes and diplomatic isolation. Over time, this hardened into one of the most extensive sanctions regimes in modern history, reinforced by European and multilateral measures tied to Irans regional conduct, human rights record and nuclear programme. By the early 2000s, UN resolutions, EU sanctions and a dense web of U.S. restrictions had shut Iran out of global finance and major energy investment. The axis of evil label and repeated terrorism designations made its outsider status almost permanent. Even the brief opening created by the 2015 nuclear deal did not last. Once the accord came under strain and sanctions returned, Western policy again treated Iran less as a country to engage than as a problem to contain. Hormuz changed the equation The 2026 war exposed the limits of that approach. Joint U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets in late February triggered a sharp response from Tehran, including missile and drone attacks on regional infrastructure and commercial shipping. The conflict quickly turned on the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow passage at the mouth of the Gulf through which a large share of the worlds seaborne oil and a significant volume of liquefied natural gas pass every day. With tankers harassed, routes disrupted and insurance costs rising, the consequences were felt far beyond the Gulf. Freight schedules slipped. Energy prices climbed. Suddenly, a country long treated as an outcast was at the centre of a global conversation on trade, energy and maritime security. West Asia has a way of humbling neat policy plans; geography always has the last word. Without some accommodation with Iran, stable sea lanes and predictable energy flows are hard to guarantee. What the deal means The ceasefire and the draft 14-point memorandum of understanding reflect that reality. The document opens a 60-day window to negotiate four linked issues: fresh limits on Irans nuclear programme, rules for shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, the timing of sanctions relief and frozen-asset release, and a reconstruction effort for Irans war-damaged economy. Under the broad outline, Iran would restore normal commercial traffic through Hormuz and accept enhanced monitoring of its nuclear activities. In return, it would gain sanctions relief, access to frozen assets and limited reintegration into international financial and energy markets. Details will matter, of course. But the larger significance lies in the shift itself: from pressure without engagement to conditional accommodation based on reciprocal commitments. For the first time in years, the discussion with Iran is not only about punishment. It is also about what Iran must do to make relief possible. Why Tehran gains Seen from Tehran, the diplomatic gain is substantial. Iran may have secured formal recognition as an indispensable regional actor. The fact that Washington is now discussing maritime security, energy flows and nuclear restraint directly with Tehran points to a hard truth: any durable Gulf security architecture will have to make room for Iran in some form. The arrangement also turns Irans endurance under sanctions and war into political capital. Access to oil revenues, banking channels and long-frozen assets will help stabilise parts of its economy and give it more room to negotiate from strength. European and Asian states, too, will have greater political space to resume trade and investment that were constrained by sanctions risk. For a country long branded a pariah, that is no small achievement. There is also the matter of narrative. Inside Iran, the leadership can claim it did not buckle under pressure and has forced the worlds leading power to acknowledge its security and economic concerns. Outside Iran, it can present its commitments on shipping and nuclear restraint as proof that it is willing to operate within international norms when its core interests are respected. That does not make Iran a status quo power. But it does make the old caricature of Iran as a permanent spoiler harder to sustain. Israels unease From an Israeli perspective, the military exchanges exposed some of Irans vulnerabilities. But the diplomacy that followed also underlined how difficult it is to imagine a regional settlement that simply bypasses Tehran. Many in Israel had hoped the war would significantly degrade Irans military capabilities, roll back its support for non-state actors and force much tighter constraints on its nuclear programme. Instead, the emerging arrangement focuses on ending hostilities, reopening Hormuz and setting up an interim framework for nuclear talks. The hardest questions missiles, drones and the future of Irans regional networks are deferred to later negotiations. Israel was not a direct party to the ceasefire text, and it now faces an Iran that has survived a direct clash involving American forces, retained key capabilities and secured relief from some of the most painful sanctions. That naturally creates unease in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem alike. It also raises a broader question that many in the region are now asking: will Washington increasingly weigh Israeli preferences against wider strategic calculations? West Asia is adjusting Among Gulf Arab states and other Western-aligned partners in West Asia, the response has combined relief with caution. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and others have welcomed the ceasefire and the prospect of a more predictable shipping environment. They know full well that prolonged disruption in Hormuz would hurt their own economies and complicate long-term development plans. At the same time, Gulf officials understand that the memorandum does not fully address concerns about Irans missiles, drones and non-state partners. That is why the war has accelerated a process already under way: diversification of security ties, risk-spreading and a greater desire to be present in any future regional arrangement involving Iran. This is not a rupture with the United States or Europe. It is a hedge. And in West Asia, hedging is often the most sensible strategy on offer. Indias interests For India, this is not a distant diplomatic shuffle. It has direct consequences. India depends heavily on oil and gas imports from the Gulf, and a significant share of those supplies, along with much of its trade with the region passes through Hormuz. Millions of Indians live and work across West Asia, and any prolonged disruption quickly affects remittances, employment and household stability back home. There is also the Iran connection. New Delhi has long seen Iran as a potential partner for connectivity to Afghanistan and Central Asia, especially through Chabahar. A less isolated Iran, with some access to capital and a near normal diplomatic environment, could be better placed to support such initiatives. At the same time, India will continue to value its ties with Israel, the Gulf monarchies and the United States. The challenge is not to pick sides. It is to keep Indias room for manoeuvre intact. Indian diplomacy, in this case, should be guided by its national interests. If Tehran and Washington sustain a managed relationship instead of sliding back into confrontation, Indias strategic options widen. That is in Indias interest, and it should be stated plainly. A managed adversary The end of the 2026 war and the signing of the U.S.-Iran memorandum do not mean Iran has returned to the Western fold. They do not make the Islamic Republic a status quo power. What they do mean is that Iran is no longer being treated as a permanent pariah. It is being handled as a difficult but necessary interlocutor. For Tehran, that is a diplomatic win. For the United States and its partners, the lesson is equally clear. Durable security in West Asia cannot be built by pretending Iran does not exist. For India, the lesson is simpler still: in a region as volatile as West Asia, engagement with all major actors is not a luxury, it is a necessity. The war over Hormuz may be remembered less for the damage it caused than for the diplomatic realignments it accelerated. It may well mark the point at which Iran began moving back into the regions diplomatic mainstream. Whether that shift lasts will depend on what follows. But pretending Iran can be left out of the regional equation is no longer a serious strategy. ( https://www.theslate.net/ )
Man sleeping outside house hacked to death in Salem district
The murdered man has been identified as Manickam, 56, of Vellaiyur village.
DMK functionary hacked to death in Salem
The murder triggered tension in the locality, with a large number of DMK cadre gathering at the victims residence after the news spread.
Man gets life imprisonment for murdering father in Salem
Road Inspector arrested for killing mother in Salem
Private buses increasefare without prior notice in Salem
Drunk driver hits 7 two-wheelers,2 cars in Salem
301 ticketless passengers on single train fined in Tamil Nadu
2.64 lakh was collected as penalty by the Salem Railway Division during a special intensive ticket-checking drive carried out on the Coimbatore-Silchar Weekly Express (Train No. 15627)
Salem Railway Division imposes fine on 301 ticketless passengers on a single train
In a release, the Salem Railway Division said a special intensive ticket-checking drive was carried out on the Coimbatore-Silchar Weekly Express (Train No. 15627) on Sunday night
Residents of Narasingapuram municipality demand bus shelters
A passenger said that on both sides of the Salem-Chennai road that passed via the municipality, people had to wait on roads for the buses to go towards Chennai or Salem
Man cleared in Pocso case after DNA test proves innocence
A 32-year-old man from Salem, wrongfully imprisoned for nearly two years on rape and impregnation charges, has been acquitted by a Pocso court. He refused bail, confident in his innocence. A crucial DNA test proved he was not the father of the child, leading to his release and allowing him to return to his village with his reputation restored. The court concluded he was falsely accused.
TN man accused of impregnating minor girl acquitted after DNA test proves his innocence
A 32-year-old man spent two years in Salem Central Prison after being accused of raping and impregnating a minor. Refusing bail, he insisted on being declared innocent by the court. A recent DNA test confirmed that he was not the father of the child, leading to his acquittal by a Pocso court.
50 Bangladeshi nationals sent to West Bengal by train for deportation
Fifty Bangladeshi nationals, including 44 men and six women, were deported from Salem to West Bengal via the Howrah Express for repatriation. The group, previously held at a special detention camp, was escorted by a 40-member armed police team. Tamil Nadu police will hand them over to the Border Security Force at the Haridaspur border for final transfer to Bangladeshi authorities.
50 Bangladeshi nationals sent to West Bengal for deportation
Salem (Tamil Nadu): As many as 50 Bangladeshi nationals were deported and sent to West Bengal by train to facilitate their repatriation, police said on Saturday, July 4. The deportees, comprising 44 men and six women, were previously lodged at the special detention camp located within the Attur taluk office complex in Tamil Nadus Salem 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 sends 50 Bangladeshi nationals to Bengal for deportation
Police said the group consists of 44 men and six women who had been lodged at the special detention camp inside the Attur taluk office complex in Salem district. After deportation orders were issued, they were taken from the camp to Tiruchirappalli by road in three police vans on July 3 under tight security arrangements.
TN Sends 50 Bangladesh Nationals to WB in train for Deportation
The deportees, comprising 44 men and six women, were previously lodged at the special detention camp located within the Attur taluk office complex in Salem district
From 1790 to Now: Diaspora Group Maps Indian-American Journey
The journey of the diaspora can be traced back to the arrival of the first Indian to American shores -- an unnamed 'Man from Madras' who reached Salem in Massachusetts in 1790 with Captain John Gibaut.
Ministers participatein consultative meeting with farmers in Salem
The United States on Wednesday signed an agreement to build a new embassy compound in Jerusalem, a move that Israel said reflected the unbreakable alliance between the countries. Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said the agreement to build Washington's permanent embassy in Jerusalem underscored the unbreakable alliance between the two countries.
Unbreakable Alliance: US Signs Deal To Build Permanent Embassy In Jerusalem
US ambassador Mike Huckabee said during a signing ceremony at Israel's foreign ministry that Washington ecognises Jerusalem as the eternal, indigenous, and forever capital of the Jewish people.
Tamil Nadus elusive Bengal foxes and their shrinking space
Bengal foxes are known for their monogamous behaviour. Forest Department officials said the species are now known to occur only in pockets in Dharmapuri, Tiruvannamalai, Salem, Madurai and Villupuram.
Inspector, head constable get jail term for bribery in Salem
Conservancy workers stage protest in Salem
Tender awarded to pvt. firm cancelled after worms found in supplied drinking water in Salem city
It was in February that the corporation awarded the tender, worth 4,315 crore, to the private company to supply drinking water 24x7 for 25 years; use of substandard chlorine said to be reason
DMK cadre protest against Minister in Salem, arrested
Ministers participatein pulse polio immunisation camps in Salem and Namakkal
Three arrested in infant sale in Salem
Stephen Koshy International Masters Basketball Tournament is scheduled to be held from 25th to 28th June 2026 at the Sports Council International Indoor Stadium, Kottayam, Kerala. 35 women players across 30+, 35+, 40+ and 45+ age categories will be participating in the tournament with the support of Kauvery Hospital. Kauvery Hospital is sponsoring women players participating in the Stephen Koshy International Masters Basketball Tournament 2026, which will be held from June 25 to 28 at the Sports Council International Indoor Stadium in Kottayam, Kerala. Kauvery Hospital Supports Women Players Participating in the Stephen Koshy International Masters Basketball Tournament 2026 The tournament will feature 100 teams across the mens and womens categories. Kauvery Hospital will support 35 women players who will participate in four age categories: 30+, 35+, 40+, and 45+. from Phoenix India Academy Basketball Club. The women participants come from diverse personal and professional backgrounds, including working women, married women, homemakers and mothers, from different cities and regions, including Chennai, Bangalore, Dehradun, Mumbai, Punjab, Kerala, Coimbatore and Salem. Through its support for the tournament, Kauvery Hospital aims to encourage active living, fitness, preventive health awareness and greater participation of women in sport. The initiative also highlights the importance of women continuing to prioritise their health, passion and personal fitness at every stage of life. Speaking about the initiative, Dr. Manivannan Selvaraj, Managing Director, Kauvery Hospital , said, At Kauvery Hospital, supporting this tournament is deeply meaningful for us because it celebrates women who continue to choose fitness, discipline and passion alongside their everyday responsibilities. Many of these women are professionals, homemakers, mothers and individuals who manage multiple roles in life, yet they step onto the court with remarkable energy and confidence. Their participation is a powerful reminder that health and self-care should never take a backseat, no matter the age or stage of life. Kauvery Hospital is proud to support women in sport and to stand with every woman who chooses to stay active, strong and inspired. The Stephen Koshy International Masters Basketball Tournament is expected to bring together experienced players, sports enthusiasts and supporters of active living, making it a strong platform to promote fitness, community participation and womens empowerment through sport. Kauvery Hospital continues to support initiatives that promote better health, preventive care, active lifestyles and stronger communities. About Kauvery Hospital Kauvery Hospital is a leading healthcare provider committed to delivering patient-centric, ethical and advanced medical care. With a strong focus on clinical excellence, preventive health and community wellbeing, Kauvery Hospital continues to support initiatives that encourage healthier lifestyles and meaningful community engagement.
50 sovereigns of gold jewellery stolen from bus in Salem
Salem grants permission to take silt, clay from 322 waterbodies
Details about the extraction have been published in the district gazetteand uploaded on e-sevai portal
Collector inaugurates BBBP schemeawareness week in Salem
Remove Tasmac outlet in Ward 28 of Salem Corporation, demand residents, traders
Over 100 unauthorised passengers deboarded at Salem Railway Junction
Netanyahu Grants IDF Full Freedom to Act in Southern Lebanon
Jerusalem, June 22: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Monday that soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) deployed in southern Lebanon have complete freedom to act against any direct or emerging threats to themselves or residents of northern Israel. He emphasized that the instructions given to the IDF by him and the Defense ... Read more Netanyahu Grants IDF Full Freedom to Act in Southern Lebanon
Poll finds Israelis believe Iran won Mideast war
The poll of 3,644 respondents, conducted between June 17 and 20 by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in collaboration with the Agam Institute, paints a stark picture of public sentiment following the US-Iran deal. Of those surveyed, 92.1 percent said Iran had won or gained more from the conflict, while 82.9 percent felt that Israel's long-term security had been weakened.
International Yoga Day: Greetings from Israel and Other Nations to India
Jerusalem, June 21: On the occasion of International Yoga Day, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar extended warm wishes to Indias External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and the people of India. He emphasized that yoga enhances social connections, promotes good health, and equips individuals to handle challenging situations. Saar took to the social media platform X ... Read more International Yoga Day: Greetings from Israel and Other Nations to India
4,549 candidates absent for NEET in Salem range
A total of 22,435 candidates had received hall tickets for the re-exam, which was held at 21 exam across the Salem range, covering Namakkal, Dharmapuri and Krishnagiri districts
Public demand measures to prevent sewage from entering Sathram Teppakulam in Salem
Sathram tank, a popular spot in Salem city, is a major water sourcefor locals, even for drinking, but sewage from a channel nearby is contaminating its water, say residents
Watch: Over 1,500 people donate blood in Salem ahead of Tamil Nadu CM Vijays birthday
Body of NEET aspirant who ended her life cremated in Salem
Ceasefire Agreement Reached Between Israel and Hezbollah
Jerusalem, June 20: A ceasefire agreement has been reached between Israel and Hezbollah, according to Israeli officials on Friday. Reports from Israels Channel 12 indicate that an official stated Israel will maintain its presence in the security zone in southern Lebanon. The official warned that any attacks on Israel would be met with a response. ... Read more Ceasefire Agreement Reached Between Israel and Hezbollah
Schoolgirl dies as van runs her over in Salem
Banks in Salem loaned 38,134 crore in 2025-26: District Collector
School buildingdamaged in lightning strike in Salem
India organises yoga event in Jerusalem ahead of Intl Yoga Day
Jerusalem: India, along with Jerusalem Municipality, organised a special yoga session with hundreds of enthusiasts participating ahead of the main event next week. The special session on Tuesday was organised at the iconic Mamilla Mall, overlooking the Old City of Jerusalem. It was led by Yael Yitzhak-Idan, accompanied by live Bansuri music performed by Ofra 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 .
Man arrested for hoax bomb threat to police control room in Egmore
With the phone number from which the threat call was made, investigators traced the suspect to Mettur in Salem district
Head part of Periyar statue covered by plastic bag in Salem
Salem and Namakkal districts get new SPs
Youth dies after falling from train in Salem
Israeli military strikes Beirut suburbs in lead-up to anticipated US-Iran deal
Jerusalem: The Israeli military said it launched strikes on Hezbollah targets in Beirut on Sunday despite ongoing efforts to negotiate an end to the US-Iran war. Smoke could be seen rising over the Lebanese capital. The strikes threatened to hamper negotiations over a deal, which in its current form is a deep disappointment to Israels []
Eight minors held for pelting stones on Vande Bharat Express in Salem
The juveniles were produced before the Juvenile Justice Board, which released them into the care of their parents on surety and directed them to remain under observation for one year
Bus service flagged off to tribal villages in Salem
As part of extending routes to connect every village, the bus currently running from Attur to Soolankurichi via Thumbal and Karumandurai will additionallycover Thalakkarai and Pachakadu
Somaliland President Abdullahi Makes Historic Visit to Israel
Tel Aviv, June 14: Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi, accompanied by his wife, Faradousa Mohamed Roble, is set to embark on a historic state visit to Israel, as reported by Israeli media. Somaliland diplomat Ismail Shirak also hinted at this visit on social media. According to The Jerusalem Post, this marks the first official visit ... Read more Somaliland President Abdullahi Makes Historic Visit to Israel
DMKs Kanimozhi Demands Action in Salem Sexual Assault Case as TVK Denies Connection
Chennai, June 13: Kanimozhi, the Deputy General Secretary of the DMK and a Member of Parliament, has called for a thorough investigation and strict action against those involved in a recent alleged sexual assault case in Salem, Tamil Nadu. Meanwhile, the Tamilaga Vetria Kazhagam (TVK) has distanced itself from the arrested suspect. Kanimozhi expressed her ... Read more DMKs Kanimozhi Demands Action in Salem Sexual Assault Case as TVK Denies Connection
Tamil Nadu Man Befriended Women, Made Them Share Private Videos, Arrested
Investigators said the accused, who runs a grocery shop in Salem, befriended women living in his neighbourhood and gradually won their confidence before engaging in private video conversations
Woman arrested for murdering her child in Salem
Salem man arrested for sexually assaulting woman; police recover obscene clips from his phone
An audio clip went viral on social media platforms, in which a woman alleged that M. Manikandan, 40, had sexually assaulted her, recorded the act on his mobile phone, and threatened to release the video online
Woman robbed of jewellery, phone on running trainin Salem
Two arrested for smuggling gutkha in Salem
Salem Railway Division receives seven efficiency shields
Parents, students stage sit-in protest in Salem
Dog catcher training will be given to 3-5 staff in every local body: Salem District Collector
Infrastructureto shelter dogs after sterilisation in animal birth control centres within the corporation, municipalities and town panchayats will be strengthened, says K. Elambahavath
Retired army personnel scammed of 25 lakh in Salem
Young womans suspicious death in Thoothukudi turns out to be murder; brother, mother arrested
The 18-year-old was initially said to have died by suicide; probe revealed she was murdered by her family for being in a relationship with a man from Salem; police rule out caste killing
Israel is tightening its grip on east Jerusalem with evictions and demolitions
Palestinian homes face demolition in East Jerusalem as Israel expands Jewish settlements. Families are displaced, losing their properties and memories. Activists report a surge in evictions, with authorities citing permit issues. Settler groups utilize Israeli laws to acquire Palestinian properties. This situation intensifies the ongoing conflict over the city's future.
On This Day in History, June 10, several pivotal events shaped the course of world history. The date is remembered for Benjamin Franklin's famous kite experiment that advanced the study of electricity, Italy's entry into World War II under Benito Mussolini, the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous and the end of the Six-Day War. It also witnessed the establishment of the Italian Republic, major wartime developments and significant cultural milestones.
Awareness day observed at Salem Railway Division
Two held for hurlingmolotov cocktails at a Tasmac outlet in Salem
Girl dies in accident in Salem
Six arrested for smugglingganja in Salem
Woman gets life imprisonmentfor murder in Salem
Man murdered in Salem; one held
CEO distributes seed balls for students in Salem
CII demands State government to speed up expansion works at Salem Airport
Schoolchildren participatein TVK function; Education department launches inquiry
A function was held to open the local TVK office at Thippampatti in the Veerapandi Assembly constituency in Salem. Around 50 students from Kuralnatham Government Primary School were allegedly brought by the headmaster in school uniforms to attend the event
Israel Strikes Back After Irans Missile Barrage, Targets Military Bases in Western and Central Iran
Jerusalem, June 8: Following a barrage of missiles from Iran, Israel has initiated a counter-response. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported that the Israeli Air Force conducted airstrikes on military installations in western and central Iran. The IDF announced on the social media platform X, stating, A short while ago, the Israeli Air Force attacked ... Read more Israel Strikes Back After Irans Missile Barrage, Targets Military Bases in Western and Central Iran
Trump and Netanyahu Discuss Tensions Amid Iranian Missile Strikes
Jerusalem, June 8: U.S. President Donald Trump spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday following a barrage of Iranian missiles targeting Israel in response to airstrikes in Beirut. This information was reported by Israels state television channel, Kan TV. However, neither Netanyahus office nor Trumps office issued an immediate official statement regarding the ... Read more Trump and Netanyahu Discuss Tensions Amid Iranian Missile Strikes
Trump Urges Netanyahu to Avoid Retaliation Amid Iran-Israel Tensions
Jerusalem, June 8: In response to missile strikes from Iran following airstrikes in Beirut, U.S. President Donald Trump spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday. This information was reported by Israels state television channel, Kan TV. However, neither Netanyahus office nor Trumps office issued an immediate official statement regarding the phone call. Before ... Read more Trump Urges Netanyahu to Avoid Retaliation Amid Iran-Israel Tensions
Iran Launches Missile Strikes, Northern Israel on High Alert
Jerusalem, June 8: The Israeli military reported on Sunday night that Iran has launched four missile strikes towards Israel. So far, there have been no immediate reports of injuries or damage. Sirens have sounded in several areas of northern Israel due to these missile attacks. According to the Xinhua news agency, Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) ... Read more Iran Launches Missile Strikes, Northern Israel on High Alert
Iran Launches Missiles At Israel In First Such Escalation Since April Ceasefire
JERUSALEM, Jun 8: Iran launched missiles at Israel in the first such escalation since a fragile ceasefire took effect in early April, raising the possibility of a return to heavy fighting and complicating mediation efforts to end the war. Irans state broadcaster confirmed the launches, and Iran closed its western airspace to brace for a possible response. Tehran had warned of retaliation after Israel struck Beiruts southern suburbs without warning earlier Sunday in defiance of Washingtons request days ago to [] The post Iran Launches Missiles At Israel In First Such Escalation Since April Ceasefire appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
1,715 crore to be given as loans to women SHGs in Salem district: Collector
Molotov cocktails hurled at Tasmac outlet in Salem
22 Tasamc outlets shut in Salem district
Following the order of Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay to close 717 Tasmac outlets across the State that functioned within 500 metres of educational institutions, temples and bus stands, 20 out of 188 outlets in the district had been identified for closure
Stern action will be taken to eradicate drugs in Salem, says City Police Commissioner
