The Times of India

A furnace boiler exploded at a steel melting unit in Gummidipoondi, killing one worker. Seven other guest workers sustained severe burn injuries in the powerful blast. Molten metal splashed onto the injured workers during the incident. Fire and rescue services controlled the blaze and rescued the injured. Police are investigating the cause of the fatal explosion.

80% beneficiaries were girls; numbers expected to rise

The cabinet will meet on July 16 to grant approvals to the financial statements prepared ahead of the budget.

The disputed property, located at the foothills of the Palani temple, has been at the centre of a legal battle over the past few days.

Palani Adivaram police are investigating a fraudulent land registration case. A 1.4-acre land parcel worth Rs 100 crore was illegally registered. The land belongs to the Arulmigu Dhandayudapani Swami Mutt in Palani. Police have registered cases under five sections for cheating and forgery. Further legal action will be taken after examining all relevant documents.

A British Airways flight from Chennai to London was cancelled early Monday morning. The aircraft experienced a bird strike shortly before landing in Chennai. All 226 passengers were safely deplaned after the incident occurred. Engineers assessed the plane for damage, leading to the cancellation. British Airways confirmed the event and arranged hotel accommodation for affected passengers.

K Annamalai launched his 'We the Leaders' forum advocating healthy politics and societal change. He urged support for new legislators, emphasizing guidance over criticism. The forum plans extensive anti-drug awareness campaigns and environmental initiatives. Future efforts will focus on women's safety and children's welfare. Annamalai also announced plans for improving education and health services.

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