Tamil Nadu Government Reshuffles IAS and IPS Officers
Chennai, July 14: The Tamil Nadu government has made significant administrative changes by issuing orders for the transfer and new appointments of senior IAS and IPS officers. The government has clarified that all orders will take immediate effect. According to the orders released by the Home (Special Cell) Department, A. Arun, IPS, who was serving ... Read more Tamil Nadu Government Reshuffles IAS and IPS Officers
Madras High Court puts cow slaughter ban in Tamil Nadu on hold
The Supreme Court has stayed a Madras High Court order. This ruling had prohibited cow and calf slaughter on any day. The Tamil Nadu government argued the order contradicted existing laws. The high court's directive went beyond the petitioner's original request. The Supreme Court issued notices and paused the high court's operation.
VCK's Thirumavalavan pitches DMK-TVK front against BJP
Thol Thirumavalavan urged DMK and TVK to unite against the BJP. He suggested a national front model similar to Kerala and West Bengal. The DMK rejected this proposal, citing political rivalry in Tamil Nadu. Thirumavalavan criticized the DMK's handling of allies and seat-sharing. He also expressed concern over the future of Dravidian politics and BJP's exploitation.
Why Tamil Nadu does not need privatisation of power distribution
Government funding narrows the gap between average cost of supply and average revenue realisation of the TNPDCL, says the White Paper
DMK submits horse-trading complaint against TVK to Guv
TVK spokesperson Layola Mani appointed chairman of TN textbook corporation
One more former DMK min in trouble as construction firm owner levels land grab charge
3,365 school students make use of exclusive MTC buses on day 1 of expansion
80% beneficiaries were girls; numbers expected to rise
The government must immediately release water from the KRS reservoir and hold an all-party meeting to discuss the issue of sharing Cauvery water with Tamil Nadu, he said.
IAS officers transferred in Tamil Nadu
TNMSC MD H. Krishnanunni posted as Director of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services; S.P. Amrith replaces Mr. Krishnaunni; Labour Commissioner Shilpa Prabhakar Satish replaces P. Umanath as MD of Tamil Nadu Civil Supplies Corporation
Bodies of 15 Indians killed in Vietnam boat tragedy arrive in Mumbai
The bodies of fifteen Indian nationals killed in Vietnam's boat tragedy have arrived in Mumbai. Ten victims were from Tamil Nadu, three from Andhra Pradesh, and two from Kerala. One Indian national remains hospitalized in Phu Quoc after a medical procedure. The speedboat carrying thirty-two Indian tourists capsized near Phu Quoc Island on Friday. Vietnamese authorities have ordered an investigation into the incident and detained the operator.
Tambaram struggles to control stray cattle as residents seek stronger action
Jipmer cautions candidates against touts
Tamil Nadu: Transfer Of A Arun From DVAC Creates A Flutter
Caught in the thick of a persistent social media criticism since his days as Commissioner of Police in Chennai during the DMK regime: Reports
Supreme Court stays Madras High Court May 27 order banning cow slaughter in Tamil Nadu
The Supreme Court has stayed a May 27 order of the Madras High Court directing the Tamil Nadu government to enforce a State-wide prohibition on the slaughter of cows and calves.
TN gets EVMs for multi-post rural local body polls
Tamil Nadu: DMK Persistent On Action Against TVK
DMK organization secretary R S Bharathi submitted supplementary complaints on Monday in continuation of his detailed complaints on July 1 and July 4: Reports
Supreme Court stays Madras High Court order banning cow slaughter in Tamil Nadu
The State further submitted that it had already taken the necessary steps to prevent the slaughter of animals in public places and had consistently maintained that any animal sacrifice would be permitted only in enclosed spaces away from public view.
Home-alone woman murdered for gain in Pulicat near Chennai
Decision on Cauvery water release after July 15 meeting: Karnataka Chief Minister
Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar said the government needs to balance the interests of Karnatakas farmers, ensure drinking water supply, and comply with court directions while taking a decision on the release of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu
Outsiders, unauthorized organisations cant enter schools to host events
Adambakkam MRTS in Chennai may open soon after platform fix
Chennai woman survives rare brain disorder triggered by chickenpox
Tamil Nadu Government transfers DVAC chief A. Arun, appoints IG Mageshwari
A. Arun was appointed as the Director of the DVAC on May 25 and has now been transferred within two months of taking charge
Introduce computer science as a separate subject in TN govt schools from Class VI: Association
Tamil Nadu: Goods Exports Rise 14.35 Pc To $40 Bn In June As Trade Deficit Widens To $30 Bn
On a y-o-y basis, goods exports grew 14.35 per cent to $40.4 billion. However, sequentially it was down from $45.20 billion in May: Reports
Tamil Nadu budget to be presented in August first week; cabinet to meet on July 16
The cabinet will meet on July 16 to grant approvals to the financial statements prepared ahead of the budget.
Bodies of 15 Indian tourists killed in Vietnam boat accident flown home
Ten of the victims were from Tamil Nadu, three from Andhra Pradesh, and two from Kerala
'Fraudulent' registration of Rs 100crore Palani mutt land: Sub-registrar suspended
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.
TVK functionary Layola Mani appointed Chairman of Tamil Nadu Textbook Corporation
Edelweiss arm wins NHAI's TOT 19 roads bundle for 2,259 crore
EAAA Alternatives has won the rights to operate two NHAI toll road projects in Tamil Nadu for 20 years under the Toll, Operate and Transfer (TOT) programme. The 170-km Thanjavur-Trichy and Madurai-Tuticorin stretches were acquired for 2,259 crore.
Counselling for engineering college admission begins in Tamil Nadu
The TNEA committee enabled the choice-filling option for the special reservation categories
Supreme Court stays Madras HC's cow slaughter ban order in win for Vijay's Tamil Nadu government
The Supreme Court on Monday stayed a Madras High Court order that imposed a state-wide ban on the slaughter of cows and calves in Tamil Nadu after chief minister Vijay's TVK government approached the top court.
SC stays HC order on statewide cow slaughter ban in TN
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday, July 13, stayed the operation of the Madras High Courts order directing the immediate enforcement of a statewide ban on cow slaughter in Tamil Nadu by implementing a 1976 Government Order. A Bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta issued notice on the Special Leave Petition (SLP) 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 .
Advocate General Vijay Narayan says, the aim of the School Education Department is to foster unity and togetherness among 1,03,98,748 students pursuing education in 57,671 schools across the State
'Fraudulent' registration of Rs 100 crore Palani mutt land: Police register FIR, begin probe
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.
Zelio E-Mobility inaugurates Coimbatore plant, takes annual capacity to 2.4 lakh units
Zelio E-Mobility has opened a new manufacturing plant in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. This facility boasts an annual production capacity of sixty thousand electric scooters. The company's total installed manufacturing capacity now reaches two lakh forty thousand units. This expansion aims to strengthen Zelio's presence in southern Indian markets. The new plant will support assembly, storage, and logistics operations.
Allies or Rivals? Why VCK is Pushing for DMK-TVK Unity Against BJP
Thirumavalavan, a leader at the forefront of fight against communal violence and anti-caste movement in Tamil Nadu, suggested that a united front at national level similar to the Kerala or West Bengal model is needed in Tamil Nadu as well, to build a national alliance against the BJP and its communal politics
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay's Jana Nayagan To Release Uncut In UK On July 24, Distributor Shares Update
The phrases uncut and exactly as it was meant to be seen caught the attention of fans online. Many celebrated the announcement by sharing GIFs of Vijay, while others expressed hope that the uncut version would eventually be made available on OTT platforms as well
Supreme Court stays Madras HC order directing ban on cow slaughter in Tamil Nadu
The High Court had ordered a blanket ban on the slaughter of cows and calves anywhere in the state on May 27
Supreme Court Stays Madas HC Order Banning Cow Slaughter in Tamil Nadu
Madras HC had issued the order banning cow slaughter in the state on May 27, on the eve of Bakrid, on a PIL filed by a leader of the Hindu Makkal Katchi outfit
Bird strike grounds British Airways flight to London from Chennai
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.
'Will bring political change in 2031': Annamalai says TVK may stumble, we should help
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.
How Sriperumbudur emerged as a global electronics hub
Tamil Nadu must lead India in green power
True Hindu treats everyone equally, says former BJP leader Annamalai
Coimbatore: Former BJP Tamil Nadu President K Annamalai on Sunday asserted that a true Hindu treats everyone equally and embraces everyone and does not regard someone as high or low. Addressing his foundations first conference at Pollachi near here, Annamalai said he is a proud nationalist and Indian. Annamalai helmed We the Leaders foundation chose []
Mylapores 121-year-old Ranade Library battles neglect despite rare books and rich history
Thirumavalavan blames DMKs election defeat on its treatment of allies
Tambaram to set up digital English labs in five corporation schools at 1.2 crore
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Dont allow sealed resort buildings in elephant corridor to be used commercially: NGT
TN to amend state university acts to uniformly expand vice-chancellor search panel
Chennai families await repatriation of Vietnam speedboat tragedy victims
Uncertainty deepens for kin of Chennai victims of Vietnam tragedy
Awareness programme on GCC shelter scheme held in Chennai
Auroville: An Experiment Under Threat photo exhibition held in Pondy
Assam man arrested for smuggling heroin to Chennai
Tamil Nadu Minister Nirmal Kumar presents gold rings to newborns
During a festive event on Sunday, Tamil Nadu Minister R Nirmalkumar honored newborns with gold rings as part of the ongoing birthday celebrations for Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay. This benevolent gold ring initiative, a pledge made for the upcoming 2026 elections, is set for an official launch on CN Annadurai's birth anniversary in September, and mothers were also gifted baby hampers to commemorate the occasion.
Commuters suffer no less as rlys cancel EMU services on Tambaram-beach line for second Sunday
90-year-old woman dies after wall collapses at work site in Kolathur
DMK men arent scared of police action, says E V Velu
NIA arrests 2 absconders in BJP leader Praveen Nettaru murder case, total arrests reach 24
The National Investigation Agency has successfully arrested two fugitives in Karnataka, increasing the total number of individuals charged in the case to twenty-four. These arrests took place in Kerala and Tamil Nadu, where the accused had been eluding authorities, prompting the announcement of rewards for their capture. The NIA is steadfast in its mission to capture the remaining absconders.
Boy, 3, killed after iron plate falls from crane at drainage work site
5 Metrowater Staff Held, Residents Stage Road Roko
Class XI student drowns off Ennore coast, friend rescued after giant wave sweeps them away
NIA arrests two absconders in Karnataka BJP Yuva Morcha leader's murder case
The National Investigation Agency has arrested two key absconders in the Praveen Nettaru murder case. These accused were apprehended in Kerala and Tamil Nadu on Saturday. Their arrests bring the total number of accused held to twenty-four individuals. The NIA had previously issued look-out circulars and arrest warrants for them. Efforts continue to locate the remaining three absconding individuals.
Chennai police arrest four for murdering welder near Ponneri bridge
Tamil Nadu will witness change in 2031 similar to 2026, says Annamalai
Annamalai says his organisation will not resort to indiscriminate criticism of the government or individuals, highlights that the organisation has enrolled over 19 lakh members and expresses confidence in reaching 50 lakh members, after which the organisation can establish itself as a political party for social good
Karnataka Enacts Landmark Law Against Honour Killings, Tamil Nadu Still Debating Similar Legislation
Tamil Nadu, Known For Landmark Changes To Marriage Laws, Continues To Drag Its Feet On Law Against Caste Crimes
No need to wear your faith on your sleeve: Annamalai
Coimbatore: Former Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Tamil Nadu President K Annamalai on Sunday, July 12, asserted that a true Hindu treats everyone equally and embraces everyone and does not regard someone as high or low. Addressing his We The Leaders foundations first conference at Pollachi, Annamalai said he is a proud nationalist and Indian. I 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 .
DMER appoints 50 nodal officers to monitor medical institutions across TN
DMK to submit horse-trading complaint against TVK to Guv on Monday
TN govt schools introduce student ministers to boost leadership, civic responsibility
The initiative, integrated with the existing Magizh Mutram system (a house system), will see every school elect ministers from each of the 5 houses (Kurinji, Mullai, Neithal, Marutham and Paalai) for education; safety; information and communication; environment and climate change; and hygiene and sanitation. Every student-minister will discharge duties concerning their portfolios
Woman hands over painkiller parcel ordered by son to police
Tamil Nadu Government To Add 41 Special School Buses Across Chennai
According to an MTC release, the decision was made after an extensive field assessment conducted by transport officials.
Uncomfortably hot days ahead for Chennai, other coastal towns
TN adds 100 MBBS seats, first increase in 5 yrs
Watch: Thick plumes of smoke fill the sky as major fire guts three buses in Tamil Nadu's Karur
10 victims hailed from Tamil Nadu
Poor monsoon and no Cauvery water: distress in Tamil Nadus delta region
All is not well in the famed Granary of South India. Between a poorsouthwest monsoon and lack of water in theCauvery, crops and farmers are left high and dry. Thekuruvaicultivation area inThanjavuralone has dipped to around 89,000 acres this season from around 1,94,000 acres in the previous cultivation year. This report describes the situation on the ground
Moderate Rain Expected in Western Ghats Districts Until July 16
Chennai, July 12: The India Meteorological Department has predicted moderate rainfall in the districts adjacent to the Western Ghats in Tamil Nadu until July 16. Meanwhile, most other parts of the state are expected to remain predominantly dry over the next few days. According to the Regional Meteorological Centre, light rain may occur in various ... Read more Moderate Rain Expected in Western Ghats Districts Until July 16
NCM-funded Mathematics School concludes at NIT Srinagar
Srinagar, July 11: A two-week Instructional School for Teachers (IST) on Theoretical and Numerical Aspects of Partial Differential Equations: Applications to Flow Dynamics concluded on Saturday at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar. The programme, held from June 29 to July 11, 2026, was organised by the Department of Mathematics, NIT Srinagar, with financial support from the National Centre for Mathematics (NCM), a joint centre of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai, and IIT Bombay. The instructional school brought together 42 faculty members, researchers, and teachers from universities and higher educational institutions across the country for an intensive academic programme focused on the theoretical and numerical aspects of partial differential equations (PDEs) and their applications in flow dynamics. The valedictory ceremony was marked by the distribution of certificates to all participants in recognition of their successful completion of the programme. Faculty members of the Department of Mathematics, including Dr. Mehraj Ahmad Lone, Dr. Rameez Raja, Dr. Mushtaq Ahmad Bhat, Dr. Owais Ahmad, Dr. Idrees Qasim, Dr. Saleem Yousuf, Dr. Bilal Ahmad Wani and Dr. Sivaramakrishnan, actively participated in the successful organisation of the programme. Convener of the programme, Dr. Atendra Kumar, expressed satisfaction over the successful completion of the instructional school and thanked all participants for their active engagement. We are confident that the faculty members, students and research scholars who attended this programme will greatly benefit from the concepts, analytical methods and academic interactions they experienced here. These learnings will significantly contribute to their present and future research in applied mathematics and related disciplines, he said. Dr. Atendra expressed gratitude to the National Centre for Mathematics (NCM) for sponsoring the programme and acknowledged the support extended by the Institute administration, the Department of Mathematics, organising team and all those who contributed to the successful conduct of the event. He also thanked the distinguished resource persons for delivering high-quality lectures throughout the programme, including Prof. Muthukumar T (IIT Kanpur), Prof. Rajendra K. Ray (IIT Mandi), Dr. Tanmay Sarkar (IIT Jammu) along with tutorial instructors Mr. Arindam Sarkar (IIT Mandi) and Mr. Andleeb Hamid (NIT Srinagar), whose academic guidance and mentoring greatly enriched the learning experience. Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Zamrooda Jabeen, Head, Department of Mathematics, congratulated the participants and appreciated their enthusiastic involvement throughout the two-week programme. She said such academic initiatives provide an excellent platform for faculty members and researchers to strengthen their theoretical foundations while fostering collaboration with experts from premier institutions. Participants praised the academic quality of the programme and the arrangements made by the organising team. Dr. Mohd Shuaib Akhtar from Aligarh Muslim University and Dr. Shyaman V. P. from Chettinad Institute of Technology (CARE), Tamil Nadu, among others, shared their positive feedback, describing the instructional school as academically enriching and highly beneficial for teaching and research. In his message, Director, NIT Srinagar, Prof. Binod Kumar Kanaujia, congratulated the Department of Mathematics for successfully organising the national-level programme. He said the institute remains committed to promoting high-quality academic activities that strengthen research culture, foster interdisciplinary collaboration and create opportunities for faculty and young researchers to engage with leading experts from across the country. Registrar, NIT Srinagar, Prof. Atikur Rahman, appreciated the efforts of the organising committee and the resource persons for making the programme a success. He said such instructional schools enhance academic excellence, facilitate knowledge exchange and contribute significantly to capacity building among teachers and researchers, in line with the institute's vision of promoting quality higher education and research.
'Big wave tipped it': 10 tourists from Tamil Nadu killed as boat capsizes in Vietnam
A speedboat carrying Indian tourists capsized near Vietnam's Phu Quoc island. Fifteen Indian tourists were killed and seventeen others sustained injuries in the accident. Ten of the deceased tourists hailed from Tamil Nadu, including businessmen and cellphone company agents. Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay expressed grief and ordered officials to coordinate repatriation efforts. Political leaders across Tamil Nadu offered condolences to the bereaved families.
15 Victims Of Vietnam Boat Tragedy Were Lava Mobiles Associates From India
The victims include 10 persons from Tamil Nadu, three from Andhra Pradesh and two from Kerala, the Indian Embassy in Hanoi said.
SSCB's H London named best diver at Senior Aquatics Nationals
Hemam London of Services Sports Control Board SSCB was adjudged best diver at the 79th Senior National Aquatics Championships 2026 being hosted by Tamil Nadu State Aquatics Association under the aegis of the Swimming Federation of India Hemam London won a gold and a silver medal enroute to becoming the best diver at the championships that will conclude tomorrow br br table align center cellpadding 5 width 610 tbody tr td table class capbox width 100 tbody tr td img width 600 src https www e pao org galleries images News Related 2026 07 Aquatics 2026012 jpg border 1 alt SSCB's H London named best diver at Senior Aquatics Nationals td tr tr td align center SSCB's H London named best diver at Senior Aquatics Nationals td tr tbody table td tr tbody table br br State grown diver who now represents SSCB bagged the gold medal 1 m springboard diving event with 286 6 points and settled for the silver medal in the 3 m springboard event with a score of 320 15 points SSCB men's diving team, with 5 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze medal, have also emerged as the champions at the event Source The Sangai Express
New Delhi, Jul 11:Food Processing Industries Minister Chirag Paswan on Thursday announced that over 2 lakh micro enterprises have received credit-linked subsidy under the PMFME scheme since its launch in 2020 to set up processing facilities with a combined investment of Rs 20,300 crore. The total subsidy amount provided so far under the Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises (PMFME) scheme is around Rs 6,000 crore, he added. Paswan said the PMFME Scheme, which was launched in 2020, has been extended till September this year, and the ministry is considering launching PMFME 2.0 with suitable changes to attract more investments in this sector. Addressing an event here, Paswan informed that, under the PMFME scheme, there has been sanction of loans to more than 2 lakh micro food processing enterprises during the last six years. He described it as a historic milestone. When asked about the subsidy being provided under this scheme so far, he said it is around Rs 6,000 crore. The minister said the scheme has leveraged project investments of over Rs 20,300 crore, while generating nearly 11 lakh direct and indirect employment opportunities. Elaborating more, Paswan mentioned that nearly 90 per cent of beneficiaries are first-generation entrepreneurs and 44 per cent are women entrepreneurs, while over 75,000 PMFME-supported enterprises have entered the formal economy through registrations such as Udyam Aadhaar, Udyam Assist, FSSAI and GST. The minister said the achievement of 2 lakh beneficiaries demonstrates that this vision is translating into measurable outcomes. He commended the performance of leading states, including Bihar, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Madhya Pradesh. Paswan said there is a need to expand this scheme to cover more people. In his speech, Paswan discussed the significant business opportunities in this sector. He said the food processing could at least solve three major challenges -- enhancing farmers income, creating jobs, and reducing wastage of farm produce. The minister also stressed the need to counter the false narrative that all processed food is bad. He also asked food businesses not to compromise on quality. Food Processing Secretary A P Das Joshi said this scheme is inclusive and most of the processing units are located in rural India. He said these processing units are helping to reduce wastage of farm produce. Devesh Deval, Joint Secretary in the ministry, stressed the importance of the PMFME scheme that provides end-to-end support to micro food processing entrepreneurs, starting from financial assistance, training, handholding, branding and marketing to market linkage. He noted that the scheme is not merely supporting enterprises it is transforming livelihoods, strengthening local value chains and creating sustainable employment opportunities across the country. The ministry highlighted that the schemes seed capital support has been availed by more than 4.18 lakh Self Help Group members. More than 1.76 lakh beneficiaries have been trained under the Scheme, of whom 77 percent are women. During the event, Paswan felicitated the 2nd lakh beneficiary, Inderjeet Singh from Ranchi, Jharkhand and handed over the sanction letter as well as the certificate. Under the PMFME, a 35 per cent subsidy for individual micro food processing enterprises (Maximum Rs 10 lakh) is being provided to set up or upgrade their individual micro food processing enterprises. Further, there is a provision of 35 per cent Credit-linked Subsidy for Farmer Producer Organisation (FPO), Farmer Producer Company (FPC), Self Help Group (SHG), etc to set up or upgrade Common Infrastructure (Maximum Rs 3 Crore).
Vietnam boat capsize: Holiday updates for kin back home turn into news of death
A sponsored Vietnam trip became a tragedy for several Indian families. A boat carrying thirty-two Indian tourists capsized off Phu Quoc Island. Several individuals from Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Kerala lost their lives. Families are awaiting the repatriation of bodies from Vietnam. The vacation was organized by a private medical company.
Chennai Corporation plans holistic infra upgrade for 3 localities
The civic body will improve 80 km of roadsacross Perambur-Vyasarpadi, Ambattur and Guindy Industrial Estates at around 1.18 crore; this includes transit integration and junction upgrades
NEP 2020 is first serious attempt to decolonise education system, says T.N. Governor
State seeks assistance from Union govt. for MRTS revamp
6,600-crore project is aimed at transforming MRTS to Chennai Metro standards by refurbishing stations and upgrading trains; T.N. urges Union govt. to consider plan as Central sector project
Chennai traffic police announce year-long traffic diversions at Thirumangalam
Traffic diversions in force at KK Nagar for GCC drainage works
