Mexico vs England, FIFA World Cup Round of 16 LIVE updates: Match delayed by an hour due to storm
Mexico has had a perfect tournament so far, conceding zero goals in 4 games as it enjoys home-ground advantage
Teenager Tate Taylor wins the 200 at the Prefontaine Classic
Olympic gold medallist Masai Russell won the womens 100 hurdles in a meet-record 12.24 against Tobi Amusan, who finished second in 12.34.
Gurnoors 10-wicket match haul helps India-A seal series
Haaland scored his sixth and seventh goals at this World Cup now level with Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe as he put on a show against a hapless Brazil
'Tough' Leclerc delivers Ferrari's 250th win with victory in British GP
Antonelli, who won the sprint on Saturday, leads the title race with 179 points, 25 ahead of Russell with Hamilton a further seven points back in third
CM highly optimistic about Destination Tripura Business Conclave 2026
A hundred years ago | Torrential rains at Bombay
Five children among 6 killed, in Mumbai chawl collapse
According to the information given by Rajawadi Hospital, a seven-year-old boy died during treatment, while the condition of a 24-year-old man is stable
CorroHealth mass layoffs: CPI(M) calls for State intervention
Old wine, new bottle: on the EPFOs recent changes
EPFOs recent changes signal continuity, not radical reform
Juvenile to be tried as adult after he commits second murder
Modern labs, green spaces: CM kick-starts MissionKayakalp to revamp Delhigovt. school infra
I want to win gold at the Asian Games: Ancy Sojan
The 25-year-old is super-charged for the continental event in Aichi-Nagoya in September; she is keen to keep raising the bar after rewriting Anjus 22-year-old National mark
Two together: on the Japanese Prime Ministers visit to India
India and Japan did well to ring-fence their ties from multilateral accords
Hormuz to home, Indias resilience in uncertain times
A calibrated approach and coordination marked Indias response to global energy shocks
Long-overdue digital survey for ThammanamPullepady Road project gets under way
Project aims to construct a 3.7-km-long four-lane road linking MG Road with the EdappallyVyttila NH 66 Bypassby widening and extending the ThammanamPullepady Road
Technique a casualty of franchise era: Ranatunga
256 criminal cases pending against lawmakers of Kerala
Twenty-two cases against lawmakers delayed for more than two years and nine cases for over five years
Brazil vs Norway, FIFA World Cup LIVE Round of 16: Match underway
Brazil are the overwhelming favourites, although they are yet to beat Norway in four previous meetings
Bengalurus footpaths belong to everyone but pedestrians
The Supreme Court recently ruled that every citizen has a Fundamental Right under the Constitution to walk on safe, clearly demarcated and well-maintained footpaths. Bengalurus civic administration then announced a Safe Footpath campaign from this month.
The right to belong beyond official documentation
Paperwork cannot outweigh personhood in a constitutional democracys citizenship framework
Two college students killed in two separate road accidents near Tambaram
City Traffic police arrest eight persons in Tondiarpet
The police team also seized eight two-wheelers, including six high-end racing bikes
AI-powered tools can trace missing persons faster, with more accuracy, say experts
They can significantly improve speed and accuracy of investigations, especially when time is critical
VITChennai holds induction programme for law students
A legislative tangle in Maharashtra
The grey areas in the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution needs urgent revisiting
Over 1.6 lakh teachers across Tamil Nadu appear for eligibility test paper-II
Registration of properties has become easy, says Minister
Four persons held for stealing copper wires at railway yard
Railway officials found that copper wires on signalling systems along the track between Arakkonam and Tiruttani and Arakkonam and Katpadi were missing for the past several weeks
Man arrested in goat theft case appointed as government pleader in Tirupattur
India needs a second home for Asiatic lions
Reports by the Wildlife Institute of India have consistently emphasised that a single population confined to one landscape is inherently vulnerable
Womens T20 World Cup: Australia lords over England, clinches seventh title
Mooney and Litchfields century partnership for the second wicket makes the chase a cakewalk after the bowlers restrict the home team to 150 for four despite Sciver-Brunt and Kemps fightback
China, Russia to hold joint naval drills
The Russian Pacific Fleet said in a statement that the exercises will take place from July 6 to 13 in the Yellow Sea, the body of water separating China from the Korean peninsula
Pariyathukavu rehabilitation: foundation for houses likely by July 16
State Highways opens 20.81-crore ROB in Tirupattur
Originally given its nod in 2020, the new bridge was jointly done by the Southern Railway and the Projects wing of the State Highways
Next round of U.S.-Iran talks likely to be held at Islamabad: report
The technical talks are expected to take place on July 11, although a final decision on the venue has yet to be announced
Man arrested on charge of sexual assault
Families of missing fishermen await news as search ops continue
Over 230 Irula families in Ariyalur find steady income through cashew harvesting initiative
The Tribal Welfare Department facilitated financial support for people from the Irula community to participate in public auctions for cashew plantations managed by the Tamil Nadu Forest Plantation Corporation Limited to enable them to directly participate in cashew cultivation and marketing
Policeman from Kangpokpi questioned in abduction and killing of six Naga men in Manipur
Following public outrage over the killings, the State Government handed over the case to the National Investigation Agency, which is yet to make any arrests
Cut gadget use, read more, says Purandeswari
Telangana police book case against A.P. police officers over YouTubers arrest
Journalists seek action on long-pending Amaravati housing project
Lakeside snack stall in Madipakkam bolstered by an indomitable spirit
Unmindful of their locomotor disabilities, couplePrabhuL. andPriyaPrabhuhave made bold business moves and their efforts have paid off, going by the patronage they enjoy inMadipakkam
Diljit Dosanjhs Satluj removed from ZEE5 two days after release
Directed by Honey Trehan, the film was earlier titled Punjab 95 and faced a long battle with the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC)
Watch: TVK government is running on reels: Udhayanidhi Stalin
BJP chief hits out at SP, Congress over Ram Temple issue
No individual would be allowed to hurt the sentiments ofdevotees, says Nitin Nabin,without explicitly referring to the recent allegations of financial irregularities at the Ram Temple
120 sovereigns of gold jewellery stolen near Oomachikulam
Detained in NDPS case, man allowed parole to attend mothers funeral
Gujarat police reunite missing Maharashtra woman with family
The woman, who is mentally ill, was found hundreds of kilometres away from her home; she is among the 314 adults and 100 children traced and reunited with their families by the Amreli police since 2025
Former SNDP Yogam leader Mahesans family meets Home Minister, seeks fresh probe into his death
The family urged the Minister to intensify legal action against the first accused, SNDP Yogam general secretary Vellappally Natesan, and constitute a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to reinvestigate the case
We are prepared for 2-D Bills Delimitation and Dismissal: Jairam Ramesh
Congress general secretary (communications) Jairam Ramesh claims that the government does not have the numbers to pass either the Delimitation Bill or the Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill for removal of Ministers
Toddler dies after being run over by tempo traveller
Men, women sit on fast demanding removal of Tasmac shop at S. Ramachandrapuram
Women, children coming to school, temple face nuisance from drunkards encroaching bus stop, they complain
NHAI, PWD told to resolve waterlogging at Thokkottu junction
Man held for illegal storage of PDS rice in Hasanparthy
Public vigilance helped conserve Mysurus lakes, says activist at Mysuru Literature Festival-2026
Krishna district police invoke UAPA Act against YouTuber
Police register case following a complaint alleging that the YouTuber made comments propagating CPI-Maoist ideology and gave an inciting speech during the Dalita Samara Shankaravam held at Eluru recently
SIR: NDA leaders led by HDK and Joshi to visit ECI today
Girls body found in pond in West Bengal; family alleges rape and murder
National Electrical Safety Week observed
Pothundy twin murder verdict today
Lone accused, Chenthamara of Thiruthampadam, Nenmara, is already serving double life imprisonment for the murder of his neighbour Sajitha, who was hacked to death on August 31, 2019
Police investigation stalled in Sai Krishnas custodial death case
Special Investigation Team (SIT) officers are still in dark on the alleged custodial death and disappearance of Sai Krishnas body; record the statements of the victims family members and the accused CI
Telangana releases draft CURE Bill for public consultation
Proposes new governance framework for the Hyderabad metropolitan region by replacing the decades-old Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) Act, 1955
Ten Andhra fishermen rescued off Puri coast
Kaziranga bids adieu to iconic patrol elephant
Born in 1960, Joymala served the Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve for 34 years since her induction as a jungle warrior in 1992
CorroHealth lay-offs: Kerala Labour Minister to hold talks on July 10
Government is exploring every possible measure to protect the affected workers and timely actions have already been initiated since the issue came to light, says Minister
Jagan Mohan Reddy alleges misuse of police machinery in Andhra Pradesh
The YSRCP president accuses the ruling dispensation of encouraging political policing and undermining democratic values by intimidating critics instead of responding to public concerns
17 persons rescued across Northeast Frontier Railway zone in a week
Vulnerable passengers, including 15 minors, were saved from trains and railway stations
Chorus grows for more seats for BCs in local body elections
Bescom: Tenants will continue getting Gruha Jyothi benefits
Kerala Deputy Leader of the Opposition demand not a closed chapter, says CPI
CPI State assistant secretary P.P. Suneer, MP, says the issue should be discussed within the LDF and the matter cannot be closed unilaterally
The convict who walked free after 37 years
Natekar is one of Indias longest-serving prisoners; a high school dropout, Natekar was working as clerk at a cooperative society and was initially imprisoned for killing his first wife after suspecting her of having an extramarital relationship
Banner Film Society to organise tribute to veteran film critic M.F.Thomas
Country bombs seized in Thoothukudi
Food Safety Department Inspects Langars at Nunwan Base Camp
Anantnag, July 5: The Food Safety Department on Saturday carried out a comprehensive inspection of community kitchens (Langars) at the Nunwan Base Camp in Pahalgam to ensure that pilgrims undertaking the Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra are provided with safe, hygienic, and wholesome food. The inspection was conducted under the directions of the Commissioner, Food and Drugs Administration, Jammu and Kashmir, as part of the department's ongoing efforts to strengthen food safety measures during the annual pilgrimage. During the inspection, officials examined food preparation areas, sanitation and hygiene practices, the quality and sourcing of raw materials, storage facilities, availability of potable drinking water, personal hygiene of food handlers, and the use of food-grade utensils and equipment. To promote safe food handling practices, the Food Safety Team distributed protective gear, including face masks, head covers, and gloves, among Langar workers. Officials advised volunteers and food handlers to wear the protective equipment while preparing and serving meals to minimize the risk of contamination. The team also conducted awareness sessions for Langar management committees and food handlers, emphasizing the importance of adhering to prescribed food safety and hygiene standards throughout the pilgrimage. In a significant step to enhance food quality surveillance, the department has deployed two Mobile Food Testing Vans across Anantnag district. The vans will conduct on-the-spot testing of food served to pilgrims, enabling prompt quality checks and ensuring compliance with food safety norms. Officials said that regular inspections and surveillance drives will continue throughout the Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra to safeguard public health and ensure strict adherence to food safety regulations. The department appealed to all Langar organizers and food handlers to cooperate with inspection teams and maintain the highest standards of hygiene and sanitation, contributing to the safe and smooth conduct of the annual pilgrimage.
PWD Minister trying to dilute Karur stampede case: AIADMK leader
Scaffolding collapse disrupts power supply, traffic in Tiruchi
Visvas Promoters celebrate silver jubilee in Madurai
Watch: Fishing hamlets of Kanniyakumaris Thoothoor zone where football fuels dreams
As FIFA fever grips the world, the streets of coastal villages in Kanniyakumari district in Tamil Nadu, particularly the eight villages that form the Thoothoor zone, are brimming with excitement. Heated debates over favourite teams and players are common, while life-size cut-outs of football stars line the roads
93 sovereigns of gold robbed from house in Sivakasi
The robbers brandished lethal weapons at the panicked family members and fled the scene
Madhya Pradesh emerges overall champion at ASMITA South Zone canoeing and kayaking championship
Search on for six missing fishermen off Vizag coast; merchant vessel rescues one
Incident came to light after families of the fishermen approached officials on Saturday night; rescue mission involving Indian Navy, Indian Coast Guard, and Marine Police launched; preliminary reports indicate that the vessel encountered severe turbulence due to rough weather and possible technical snag
Kerala Health Minister orders probe into unused medical equipment purchases
The State Health Minister said the inquiry would cover purchases made using Plan funds and PMSSY funds, as well as medical equipment supplied by the Centre during the Covid-19 pandemic.
APSRTC JAC holds key meeting ahead of talks with management
The JAC leaders urge the government to immediately initiate measures to strengthen APSRTC, withdraw the proposal to introduce privately operated electric buses and instead operate all electric buses through APSRTC
Residents of 88 landslide-prone areas in DK asked to shift, says Deputy Commissioner
Duo killed in road accident in Ramanathapuram
Naidu unveils Kuppam roadmap, bets big on agri-tech and food processing
Chief Minister announces agreement between Kuppam Area Development Authority and ITC to promote organised cultivation and marketing of fruits and vegetables; appeals to farmers to adopt technology-driven cultivation and establish stronger market linkages
