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High-pitched campaign for local body polls ends in Ernakulam
Development takes centre stage with the Chief Ministers recent campaign speech in the city, in which he listedLDFgovernments achievements; Congress says his claims are far from reality
HYDRAA Clears Sri Chaitanya Techno School Encroachments
Authorities on Sunday dug up the landfilled part of the drain line, and restored the full flow of the Gangaram drain line to its previous width of eight metres.
More than half of Tamil estampages covered under ASIs ongoing digitisation drive
AP: Two Brothers Drown in Water Sump
Brahmasamudram police have registered a case based on a complaint from family members. The bodies were shifted to Kalyanadurgam hospital for post-mortem examination.
Letters to The Editor December 8, 2025
DGCA grants IndiGo CEO, Accountable Manager 24-hour extension to repond to show cause notices
NEW DELHI: Aviation watchdog DGCA on Sunday gave more time to IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers and the Accountable Manager Isidro Porqueras to submit their responses to the show causes notices seeking their explanations on the flight disruptions. Both have been granted 24 hours more or time till 6 pm on Monday to submit their replies, a senior official said on Sunday. For six days in a row, IndiGo flight operations have been significantly disrupted resulting in massive flight cancellations and delays impacting travel plans of thousands of passengers. Against this backdrop, the regulator had issued the show cause notices. In the show cause notices issued on Saturday, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) had asked Elbers and Porqueras to give their replies by Sunday evening. The official said the deadline for replies were extended following requests from both the airline executives. The two executives on Sunday had sought additional time for a response citing operational constraints due to the scale of its nationwide operations and multiple unavoidable factors that contributed to disruptions across several airports, the official said. According to the official, DGCA continues to monitor the situation closely. According tonews agency PTI , the airline is operating 1,650 flights of its 2,300 daily domestic and international flights on Sunday, after the carrier's schedule chaos over the past few days led to hundreds of cancellations and delays, affecting thousands of passengers. The airline has so far processed refunds totalling Rs 610 crore and delivered 3,000 pieces of baggage to passengers across the country as of Saturday, the government saidon Sunday. Earlier today, the Civil Aviation Ministry website reported that the airline's on-time performance from six metro airports had improved to 20.7 per cent on Saturday. IndiGo said it is expecting to stabilise the operations by December 10 against the earlier anticipated timeline of December 10-15. On Friday, IndiGo cancelled about 1,600 of its 2,300 daily flights. Disruptions eased slightly on Saturday, with cancellations dropping to around 800 , according to sources. (With inputs from PTI) IndiGo flight disruptions ease, cancellations drop to 650 on Sunday; 'step by step we're getting back,' says CEO Is IndiGo too big to fail? And what about lack of pilots leading to the flight chaos theory?
The needy students are not getting their scholarships. The government is yet to begin the procurement of paddy from farmers. The farmers are being forced to sell their paddy to middlemen at a low price, says Leader of Opposition Babulal Marandi.
India should trade Sanchar Saathi mandates for digital literacy
The states focus should shift away from whats there to hide? to a combination of whats there to see? and a mission to improve digital literacy
Balancing, not swinging: on India-Russia ties, Indian diplomacy
India needs to assert strategic autonomy by engaging both Russia and West
IUML leader clarifies daughters remarks on women entering mosques
Israel defence firm confirms first batch of 4,000 LMGs to India early next year
NEW DELHI: The Indian Armys infantry will receive a significant firepower boost beginning early next year, with Israel Weapon Industries (IWI) confirming the delivery of the first batch of 40,000 light machine guns (LMGs). The supply contract, signed last year, has cleared all tests, trials and government checks, and IWI has received the necessary production licence. We intend to supply the first batch at the beginning of the year. The full LMG supply is planned over five years, though we can deliver faster, said Shuki Schwartz, CEO of IWI, addressing reporters visiting Israel. IWI is also in the final stages of securing another major contract to supply nearly 1.7 lakh new-age Close Quarter Battle (CQB) carbines, part of the Ministry of Defences (MoD) requirement of 4.25 lakh 5.56x45 mm carbines under the Buy (Indian) category. While Bharat Forge is the primary bidder, PLR Systemsan Adani Group subsidiary with IWI partnershipwill supply 40 per cent of the carbines. We are in the pre-signing stage and expect the CQB carbine contract to be finalised by the end of this year or early next year, Schwartz said. IWI and PLR Systems are also collaborating on the Arbel system, a futuristic computerised weapon technology that uses advanced algorithms to enhance precision and optimise ammunition use. Initial discussions with Indian agencies are underway, with plans for co-production in Israel and India, pending approval. Beyond the Army, IWI is expanding its footprint across the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), which oversees nearly 10 lakh personnel in Central Armed Police Forces. The company is in talks to supply a range of pistols, rifles, and machine guns across multiple smaller contracts. Annual supplies could reach tens of thousands of weapons, Schwartz indicated, given growing demand and urgency. IWI has been an early participant in the Make in India initiative, leveraging PLR Systems to increase domestic manufacturing. Indias long-pending modernisation drive for infantry weapons has accelerated in recent years. In March 2020, the MoD finalised a contract for 16,479 Negev 7.62x51 mm LMGs, valued at Rs 880 crore, calling the weapon combat-proven and critical to enhancing frontline lethality. The Defence Acquisition Council approved another project to procure additional 7.62x51 mm LMGs in August 2023. CQB carbines are essential for close-range, urban and counterterrorism operations, while LMGs serve as the backbone of infantry squads by providing mobile, sustained automatic fire. The new inductions are expected to significantly boost the Armys firepower, improve infantry effectiveness and strengthen Indias operational preparedness across theatres.
Completion of Polavaram by July, 2027
Officials racing against time to complete project before Godavari Pushkaralu, as per call from CM
Surveillance apps in welfare, snake oil for accountability
Tech-fixes and apps cannot foster a responsible work environment that motivates workers to act in public interest
It must expand its bus fleet to ensure services are frequent and reliable
2 Police Officers Killed In Colombia Explosion, Authorities Blame Guerrilla
Two police officers were killed Sunday in northeast Colombia in an attack that authorities blamed on the National Liberation Army, a Marxist guerrilla force active since the 1960s.
Chaos foretold: on the Indigo crisis, air safety
Indigo seems to have wilfully misread the plan for changes to crew duty hours
Residents complain about frequent damage to manholes in stormwater drains this monsoon
Pedestrian safety is at risk as the manholes have been damaged along many roads in the city
A black Friday for aviation safety in India
The actions by Indias aviation authorities, on December 5, 2025, favouring a private airline, prove that flight safety is still not a serious issue
Navy band sets tempo for public concert in Hyderabad
Naval Symphonic Band concert, titled Sargam 2025, was held at Navy House, Bolarum, with Telangana Governor Jishnu Dev Varma as chief guest
Amid Benin's Coup, A Look At Other Military Takeovers In Africa
Benin has joined a growing list of African countries where military officers have seized power since 2020. The military takeover lasted several hours on Sunday before officials announced it was foiled.
KPHB Logs 5 More Drunk-Driving Cases Than Kukatpally
The traffic police booked 426 motorists for driving under the influence of alcohol during the weekend, but the data shows an unusual contrast: KPHB reported 53 cases, the highest among all, while Kukatpally barely a few kilometres away reported only 10
Chinese national detained; was visiting J&K, Ladakh without permission: Officials
A Chinese tourist, Hu Congtai, has been detained in Kashmir. He entered Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir without permission, violating his visa. His phone history revealed searches for CRPF deployments and Article 370. Agencies are questioning him. He arrived in Delhi on November 19 and traveled to Leh and Srinagar. Authorities are considering his deportation.
Karnataka SHOCKER: Woman mauled to death by two Rottweiler dogs in Davangere; dog owner arrested
In a horrific incident, a woman died after being mauled by two Rottweiler dogs on the outskirts of Davanagere in the early hours of December 5. The owner of the dogs was arrested within 24 hours of the case being registered.
Had no choice but to back BJP in 2019: Dushyant Chautala
The BJP has been in power at the Centre for the past 11 years. You know how it runs the government. Do you think we had a choice? says Former Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala
Intangible heritage most democratic expression of culture in many ways: Jaishankar
India is hosting a significant UNESCO meeting on safeguarding intangible cultural heritage. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar addressed delegates at the Red Fort, emphasizing the democratic nature of cultural expressions. The 20th session of the Intergovernmental Committee will review nominations and existing elements. India showcases its rich cultural heritage for this important global event.
Benin government says has 'foiled' coup attempt
Military and security sources said that around a dozen soldiers had been arrested, including those behind the coup bid. The west Africa region has experienced a number of coups in recent years, including in Benin's northern neighbours Niger and Burkina Faso, as well as Mali, Guinea and, most recently, Guinea-Bissau.
Syrian foreign minister likely to visit India soon
India is set to host an Arab foreign ministerial meeting in January. This initiative aims to deepen engagement with West Asia. Syria's foreign minister may attend the gathering. High-level visits to the Arab world are also planned before the January meeting. Prime Minister Narendra Modi could visit Oman and Jordan this month.
Humayun Kabir eyes tie-up with AIMIM for West Bengal polls
In a bold political maneuver, suspended Trinamool MLA Humayun Kabir is teaming up with AIMIM as West Bengal gears up for its assembly elections. Kabir has initiated talks with AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi, with hopes of jointly contesting 135 seats. This collaboration could significantly sway the Muslim vote in the region.
CM Naidu Orders Suspension After Temple EO Caught Stealing 5kg Silver
The executive officer, Muralikrishna, was intercepted by devotees on Sunday while shifting over 5 kg of silver ornaments, silk saris and other valuables from the temple in an auto-rickshaw
Rahul Bhattacharyas Rail Song resonates at The Hindu Lit for Life Unplugged
Bigg Boss 19, which began on August 24, saw a total of 18 contestants throughout its journey. Apart from the five finalists, the rest of them were Ashnoor Kaur, Abhishek Bajaj, Kunickaa Sadanand, Malti Chahar, Baseer Ali, Awez Darbar, Shehbaz Badesha, Mridul Tiwari, Nehal Chudasama, Neelam Giri, Natalia Janoszek, Nagma Mirajkar, and Zeishan Quadri.
US embassy sees personnel changes before Segio Gor's arrival
Sergio Gor is set to become the new US ambassador to India. He plans to bring his own team to assist in managing the important Indo-US partnership. This move comes as the relationship has faced challenges. Even before Gor's arrival, the current US Cd'A, Jorgan K Andrews, has reportedly been asked to step down.
Goa Fire Tragedy: FIR Claims It's A Man-Made Tragedy As Club Had No Emergency Exit, No License
A preliminary investigation indicated that the fire started on the first floor of the club, and due to congestion and small doors, the customers could not move out.
Bengal to add 9,000 booths; digitisation nears finish
West Bengal is embarking on an ambitious plan to add around 9,000 new polling booths, a significant move prompted by the Election Commission of India's recent directive for booth rationalisation. This initiative specifically targets urban areas where large housing complexes exist, ensuring easier access for voters. Additionally, the digitisation of enumeration forms is rapidly approaching completion.
4,500 Police Personnel, 3-Tier Security In Place For Telangana Global Summit
A multi-layered security with over 4,500 personnel and advanced technology is being deployed to ensure the safety of officials and international delegates at the Telangana Rising Global Summit 2025 on December 8th and 9th at Meerpet
Weeks After Louvre Jewel Heist, Water Leak Damages 400 Egyptian Artifacts
A water leak in late November damaged several hundred works in the Louvre's Egyptian department, the Paris museum told AFP on Sunday, weeks after a brazen jewel theft raised concerns over its infrastructure.
Pakistan, Armenia hold talks for embassy in Yerevan
Pakistan and Armenia are moving forward to establish diplomatic relations. Discussions are underway to open a Pakistan embassy in Yerevan next year. This development follows the official establishment of diplomatic ties between the two nations on August 31. India is closely observing these events.
Emmanuel Macron threatens China with tariffs over trade surplus
I told them that if they don't react, we Europeans will be forced to take strong measures in the coming months, Macron told business daily Les Echos after returning from a state visit to China. Such measures could be modelled on steps taken by the United States, he said, such as tariffs on Chinese products, for example.
45% Gig Workers Get Blocked Out of Work Without Proper Reason, Finds Survey
Class 9 survey shows 66% see no redressal mechanism; many face suspensions and instability
Case Against Goa Nightclub Owners, Event Organisers After 25 Killed In Fire
Police registered an FIR against two owners of Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub in Goa, its manager, and event organisers after a devastating fire claimed 25 lives and detained the sarpanch of Arpora-Nagoa panchayat, a senior official said on Sunday.
English Brought Me Closer to Kannada: Pawan Kalyan at Udupi Gitotsava
Referring to the Gita, Pawan Kalyan pointed out that Indias original handwritten Constitution features an illustration of Krishna imparting the Gita to Arjuna.
BJP Vows to Fight Against Congress Govt Over Broken Promises And Corruption
BJP president N. Ramchander Rao said farmers were denied Rs 15,000 Rythu Bharosa, youth are still without jobs or stipends, women awaiting Rs 2,500 aid, students facing fee delays, and employees and retirees are starved of salaries and pensions
25 killed in fire at Goa nightclub; 4 arrested
A devastating fire ripped through Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub in North Goa. Twenty-five people, including four tourists, lost their lives. Most victims were staff trapped in the smoke-filled basement. Authorities have arrested club management and issued warrants for owners. Government officials face suspension. Investigations are underway to determine the cause and prevent future tragedies.
EQT Partners lines up $1 billion CitiusTech exit
EQT Partners is gearing up to divest its substantial 40% interest in CitiusTech, aiming to secure close to $1 billion. The Swedish investment firm is collaborating with advisors to identify interested private equity firms willing to step in.
Six killed after car plunges into 800-foot ravine in Nasik
MUMBAI: Six people were killed after the Innova they were travelling in plunged into an 800-foot ravine near the famous shrine of Saptashrungi Gad in Nasik district on Sunday. The vehicle was carrying seven people, and all six deceased victims were identified as Kirti Patel (50), Rasila Patel (50), Vitthal Patel (65), Lata Patel (60), Pachan Patel (60), and Maniben Patel (60). All of them belonged to a Patel family from Pimpalgaon in Nasik district. According to police, the car bearing registration number MH15 BN 555 smashed through a protective wall at the shrine and plunged into the valley, killing six devotees on the spot, after the driver lost control while attempting to overtake near Ganpati Point, close to the Bhavari waterfall a stretch notorious for its sharp curves and narrow road. Upon information, police personnels reached the spot and rescue operations were started along with the Saptashrungi Gad Disaster Management Team, and the gram panchayat. However, the steep drop and dense terrain have made recovery efforts extremely challenging. The wreckage lies roughly 800 feet below the road, prompting authorities to call in additional rescue units from Nasik. Local residents alleged that poor maintenance and inadequate safety measures at the curve contributed to the accident. These curves are major accident-prone spots. Despite repeated complaints, the state governments Public Works Department has failed to repair the damaged stretch, villagers said. Police have initiated a detailed investigation into the incident to determine whether speeding, road conditions, or driver error were contributing factors. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced Rs 5 lakh financial assistance for the next of kin and expressed grief over the tragedy. This is a very unfortunate incident. We are with the family of the victims, and the rescue operation has been carried out, he stated on social media.
BSF foils narco- terror attempts; seizes 6.6 kg heroin, arms along IB in Punjab
In a bold display of courage, BSF troops executed two effective midnight operations. In Amritsar, they intercepted a stash of 12 packets containing 6.638 kilograms of heroin. Meanwhile, in Ferozepur, they confiscated a pistol complete with a magazine and four live rounds. These initiatives underline BSF's unwavering commitment to safeguarding India against the influx of drugs and weaponry.
Netanyahu says Israel and Hamas will enter ceasefire's second phase soon
Netanyahu spoke during a news conference with visiting German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and stressed that the second phase, which addresses the disarming of Hamas and the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza, could begin as soon as the end of the month. Hamas has yet to hand over the remains of Ran Gvili, a 24-year-old police officer who was killed in the Hamas-led Oct. 7, 2023, attack that sparked the war. His body was taken to Gaza.
US Deputy trade rep to visit India as both nations eye December deal
Senior American officials are visiting India to strengthen political and trade partnerships. Discussions will cover regional security and economic cooperation. A key focus will be innovation in US-India research. Trade talks for a bilateral agreement will also commence. Both sides aim to finalize the first part of the trade pact by year-end.
Rupee may slip beyond 90 if US trade deal not sealed: Experts
The Indian rupee is under pressure and could soon slip below the 90 threshold against the dollar. This forecast stems from a burgeoning trade deficit and lukewarm investment climate. The urgency for a trade pact with the US is more pronounced than ever.
New Year 2026 Horoscope: As 2026 approaches, interest in what the upcoming year might signify is growing rapidly within astrology and numerology communities. Following what practitioners describe as a challenging Year 9 in 2025, defined by endings, emotional shifts and deep self-reflection, many are now turning toward the next cycle with a sense of optimism and anticipation.
We could have done much more in Op Sindoor but showed restraint: Rajnath
In a commendable show of restraint during Operation Sindoor, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh expressed his admiration for the Indian forces. He officially opened the Shyok tunnel in Ladakh, a crucial all-weather route that will enhance connectivity in a strategically significant area.
Body of a woman washes ashore in Marina
'Support Martyrs' Families': Amit Shah Seeks Public Support For Armed Forces Flag Day Fund
Amit Shah urged citizens to support the Armed Forces Flag Day Fund, honoring the sacrifices and valor of Indias armed forces and aiding veterans and families of martyrs.
India Inaugurates New State-of-the-Art Consulate Building in Shanghai
New Dawning Centre chancery enhances services as India, China mark 75 years of ties
Gaurav Khanna WINS Bigg Boss 19 trophy, season 2025 ends
Mumbai: The wait is finally over! After three months of drama, emotion, and high-voltage entertainment, Gaurav Khanna has emerged as the winner of Bigg Boss 19, defeating Farrhana Bhatt, who walked away with the runner-up title. The grand finale was a star-studded affair, with host Salman Khan presiding over the final moments and adding his 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 .
Former college professor launches logical reasoning books for children
Logical reasoning and analytical skills questions are asked in every competitive exam, from entrance tests to those for government jobs, says V. Joseph
Lorry Owners to Halt Goods Transport From December 9 in Protest Against Fitness-Fee Hike
The association appealed to both the Centre and the state to ensure that no extra financial burden is imposed on them.
US envoy Keith Kellogg says Ukraine peace deal is really close
Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022 after eight years of fighting between Russian-backed separatists and Ukrainian troops in the Donbas, which is made up of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions. The Ukraine war is the deadliest European conflict since World War Two and has triggered the biggest confrontation between Russia and the West since the depths of the Cold War.
Australia unveils education reforms, reassures Indian students on safety
Indians are among the fastest-growing skilled migrant groups with Hindus and Sikhs from Indian heritage making up nearly 4% of Australias population
Krishnaveni Sangeetha Neerajanam Highlights APs Rich Heritage: Governor
He said Kuchipudi stands as a globally recognised traditional classical dance form gifted by Andhra Pradesh to the world
Duchess Meghan Tries To Contact Estranged Father After Amputation Reports
Meghan's father have been estranged since the run-up to her marriage
India needs a government open to criticism, and critics open to self-criticism: Gopalkrishna Gandhi
Elections, the life-breath of democracy, have run headlong into corruption, he says
Roasted Cockroach Found in Chicken Noodles Served at Hotel on Beach Road
Vijayawada Food Safety joint controller N. Poornachandra Rao maintained, We have been inspecting hotels and restaurants in Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam, Tirupati and other places. We are booking cases for violation of norms.
Financial literacy programme organised in ASR district
Telangana Rising Global Summit to be held amid extensive security arrangements
Every CEO I speak to believes AI is transformative. The debate is not whether it will reshape industries but how dramaticallyDavid Bach President, IMD
Tourism Minister Jupally hosts diplomats ahead of Global Summit
Kottikalasam marks end of campaigning for local body polls in Thiruvananthapuram
On Monday, the party workers and candidates will be involved in a round of silent campaigning
Both Silicon Valley and Washington are in their imperial era
Karen Hao describes a company like OpenAI as modern-day British East India Company. The parallels are extremely stark, said the award-winning reporter who was in conversation with journalist Samanth Subramanian on Sunday at the Bangalore Literature Festival
Trump sided with Arabs over Israel; no other: Tucker drops 'Bibi sorry' bombshell at Doha Forum
DC Edit | Airlines Need To Follow The Rules, Or Face Strict Action
It is the government that blinked, putting the new FDTL limitations on hold to try and mitigate the miserable lot of passengers who were held to ransom by the airline failing to prepare for the new roster rules that were proposed nearly two years ago
ED to Use Technology to Speed up Resolution of Cases
Hyderabad-ED officials explained recent breakthroughs in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, and the progress of cases related to money laundering and other offences
126 IndiGo Flights Cancelled Again from Hyderabad Airport
An IndiGo crew member at the airport said that, apart from providing flight updates, the airline has been extending alternate arrangements and hotel accommodation where needed
Germany says NO to Palestine, Netanyahu promises next step to Crush Hamas in Presser with Merz
Did Virat Kohli ignore Gautam Gambhir? Awkward post-match exchange triggers rift rumours online
A post-match clip from the 3rd ODI vs South Africa showing Virat Kohli greeting teammates warmly but exchanging only a formal gesture with head coach Gautam Gambhir has gone viral. Fans are debating whether it was a cold shoulder or just an overinterpreted moment after India's victory.
Hamas official says group ready to discuss freezing or storing its weapons
Doha: Hamas is ready to discuss freezing or storing its arsenal of weapons as part of its ceasefire with Israel, a senior official said Sunday, offering a possible formula to resolve one of the thorniest issues in the US-brokered agreement. Bassem Naim, a member of Hamas decision-making political bureau, spoke as the sides prepare to 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 .
Health Experts Warn of Rising Mental Health Crisis
The call came at a seminar held on Sunday at the M.B. Vigyan Kendra to mark the death anniversary of Dr. Amit Sengupta
Telangana HC Directs Estranged Parents To Equally Care for Child
Telangana HC stresses equal parenting, unhindered access and responsible co-parenting norms
DGCA gives IndiGo 24-hour final extension to respond to show-cause notice
IndiGo had sought more time, citing operational constraints arising from the magnitude of disruptions across multiple airports
In Pics: Charred Remains Of Goa Nightclub After Massive Fire Kills 25
Several images of the charred 'Birch by Romeo Lane' have surfaced after a massive fire raged through the nightclub in the early hours of Sunday, killing 25 people.
91 IndiGo flights cancelled at Chennai airport on Sunday
'I Was Robbed': Akshardham Visitor Loses Valuables Worth Rs 1.8 Lakh To Fake Priest
A solo visitor to Akshardham Temple lost Rs 1.8 lakh in valuables to a scam by two men, including a fake priest, and warned others on Reddit about such sophisticated temple scams.
IndiGo CEO, accountable manager get more time for replies to DGCA notices
New Delhi: Aviation watchdog DGCA on Sunday gave more time to IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers and the Accountable Manager Isidro Porqueras to submit their responses to the show causes notices seeking their explanations on the flight disruptions. Both have been granted 24 hours more or time till 6 pm on Monday to submit their replies, 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 .
I Give Up: Engineering Student Found Dead In Noida Hostel, Say Cops
A third-year student at an engineering institute in Uttar Pradesh's Gautam Buddha Nagar district was found hanging in his hostel room, police said on Sunday.
Vijay Gets Nod For First Rally In Puducherry After Karur Stampede, But Only Locals Allowed
Puducherry police restrict entry to locals and cap participants at 5000 for TVK chief Vijay's rally, following Karur stampede. Only QR code pass holders allowed.
Goa nightclub fire: Locals recount night of horror and violations that led to it
There were no fire extinguishers, no help and not even a safety announcement.
EPS criticises DMK govt. over law and order situation in T.N.
Commuters face inconvenience at temporary Avadi bus terminus
A senior official of the CMDA said the modernisation of the bus terminus had been long overdue and has commenced now
MP Wilson seeks centres for SWAYAM examination in T.N.
