The Times of India

Families of prisoners in Tamil Nadu face immense hardship, losing financial stability and social standing. Children are denied education and opportunities, trapped in a cycle of debt and stigma. Organizations advocate for structured loan systems to prevent entire generations from being destroyed by a parent's conviction, offering a path to a better future.

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The order was issued by chief minister C Joseph Vijay following representations made by members of the film industry during a meeting held on May 16.

The school education department of Tamil Nadu is tentatively navigating the reopening timeline amid warnings from the IMD about expected heatwave conditions. Minister Rajmohan has revealed he's in talks with CM C Joseph Vijay regarding a possible delay beyond the originally set June 1 date, following feedback from educational associations.

A senior Tamil Nadu police officer is facing backlash after a video showed her laughing before a press briefing on a brutal girl's rape-murder case. The clip sparked outrage, with many questioning the perceived insensitivity. This controversy follows similar criticism of a state minister for her demeanor during media interactions on the same tragic incident.

Kannadasan (born in 1927), the 'king of poets,' remains Tamil cinema's unparalleled lyricist a century after his birth. Despite a challenging start and a period of political activism, he found his true artistic calling in songwriting. His 5,000 film songs, known for their philosophical depth and popular appeal, continue to resonate across generations.

A 10-year-old girl was found sexually assaulted and murdered in Coimbatore, leading to widespread outrage. Police swiftly apprehended her neighbour, K Karthi, and an accomplice within 24 hours. Karthi, who sustained injuries while attempting to evade arrest, confessed to the heinous crime. The Chief Minister has pledged stringent punishment and enhanced safety measures for women and children.

A modern and upgraded campus with smart classrooms, science laboratories and a 200-seater dining hall are among the additions

In Chennai, the fitness landscape is evolving as traditional Tamil folk dances like oyilattam and karakattam fuse with high-energy cardio workouts. These vibrant classes not only provide a unique full-body exercise by imitating movements inspired by farm life and animal antics, but they also honor and showcase the cultural richness of the region.