The Times of India

A 16-year-old girl is fighting for her life after a stabbing incident. The accused, Iyappan, allegedly attacked her when she rejected his advances. He had previously done electrical repair work at her residence in Cuddalore. The girl was alone at home when the attack occurred on Sunday. Police have registered a case and are searching for the absconding accused.

A Chennai court ordered a new investigation into an alleged bribery case. The probe concerns former minister Vaithilingam and a Rs 28-crore bribe accusation. An anti-corruption NGO challenged the earlier closure of this significant investigation. The Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption will now conduct the extended inquiry. This renewed investigation is expected to be completed within the next three months.

Velu Chinnasamy transformed a Kolapakkam fair price shop into a community hub. He added amenities like chairs, fans, and drinking water for residents. A community library, Thiruvalluvar Noolagam, was established with resident contributions and support. The library now offers various books, benefiting students and senior citizens alike. Plans are underway to expand the library with more seating and lighting.

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The tribunal found the dealer liable for the unregistered vehicle. The owner and dealer must jointly deposit the compensation amount soon.

Adyar police registered a case against Kayalvizhi Alagiri for assaulting a bank manager. The incident occurred after an argument regarding a malfunctioning lift in her commercial building. CCTV footage captured Kayalvizhi Alagiri slapping the State Bank of India manager. The bank's chief manager lodged a complaint with the local police authorities. Further investigations are currently underway regarding the alleged assault.

Dr. S. Ramadoss announced his complete retirement from political life on his 88th birthday. He officially handed over full party control to his son, Anbumani Ramadoss, on July 25, 2026. Dr. Ramadoss stated he will no longer make political statements or interfere in party affairs. Anbumani Ramadoss will now independently handle all future political decisions and party administration. This marks a significant leadership transition for the Pattali Makkal Katchi party.

MK Stalin questioned Chief Minister Vijay's silence on ongoing custodial deaths. He accused the government of refusing accountability and even apologies. Stalin recalled Vijay's past remarks about apologies being insufficient for such incidents. The opposition leader alleged the government lacked compassion for victim families. A recent Tuticorin death, denied by police, highlights the ongoing issue.

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