Karnataka and Tamil Nadu Set for High-Level Meeting on Cauvery Water Dispute
Bengaluru, July 29: Senior sources have confirmed that preparations are underway for a high-level bilateral meeting between the Karnataka and Tamil Nadu governments regarding the Cauvery water dispute. This meeting is scheduled for August 3 at 2 PM at the Vidhana Soudha in Bengaluru. However, no official statement has been issued yet. The meeting will ... Read more Karnataka and Tamil Nadu Set for High-Level Meeting on Cauvery Water Dispute
Need for moderation in public speech
Tamil Nadus political arena has become a theatre of vitriolic discourse
Tamil Nadu Health Minister calls SC verdict on super speciality seats historic
Govt's reply in Parliament on Mekedatu must be withdrawn, Tamil Nadu CM Vijay to PM Modi
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene on the Mekedatu project. He requested no approvals unless consistent with the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal Award. Vijay also called for withdrawal of a Union Minister's Rajya Sabha statement. This statement suggested Karnataka did not need lower riparian consent for the project. The Chief Minister emphasized protecting judicial decisions and federal harmony.
Chennai teen with mesocardia and Morquio syndrome undergoes complex heart surgery
Stalin moves EC: EVM verification in Kolathur to begin on Wednesday
School associations want biryani in noon-meal; govt to consider it
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's Office to see a sea-change; Vijay to have Bay view
Tamil Nadu secretariat staff association opposes move of offices
Udhayanidhi instructs DMK MLAs to be ready with issues affecting TN
Union government is misleading the public on Mekedatu issue: Anbumani
A large-scale conspiracy is under way to deny Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu, and the Union government itself is a participant in it, says PMK leader
The English Version Of Justice Kurian Joseph Committees Findings, Tabled In Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, Is Available Through A Private Publishing House For Rs 699. It Raises Questions Over Commercial Exploitation Of State Property
UGC introduces one-year PG programmes in distance and online mode
Tourism Drives Bonnet Macaques to Beg for or Snatch Food at Suruli Falls
Tourism is changing the bonnet macaques behaviour, replacing natural foraging with a growing dependence on snacks
CUB Q1 net profit rises 25% to 383 cr
Tamil Nadu earmarks 50 crore revolving fund for disaster preparedness: Minister
Former Palani MLA moves High Court for CBI probe into fraudulent registration of math land
K.S.N.VenugopaluSenapathisays the investigation is conducted by theCB-CID, which is under the control of the Tamil Nadu government. Since the allegations themselves extend to Registration Department officials and possibly higher authorities, the probe by an agency under the control of the State does not inspire public confidence
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu CMs to revive Cauvery dialogue after 14-Year gap
Chola raises 7,917 cr through NCDs, subordinated debt in Q1 FY27
Records a 46% rise in profit after tax (PAT) to Rs 1,654 crore
ADB to provide $850 mn for Indias rooftop solar expansion
HC quashes LOC issued against ex-minister E V Velu
R Madhavan shares TN IAS officer's 1,200-borewell success story
R Madhavan's latest Instagram post isn't about films or celebrity life. Instead, the actor shared the remarkable story of IAS officer Prathap Murugan, whose innovative approach to water conservation has reportedly helped increase groundwater levels and bring relief to farmers in Tamil Nadu. The story tells how Murugan converted more than 1,200 abandoned borewells into rainwater harvesting units, helping replenish groundwater across parts of Tiruvallur district.
Poll code violation: HC quashes FIR against TNCC chief
Mappedu Junction turns accident hotspot as dark, signal-free intersection endangers motorists
Ashoka slams Karnatakagovt over Cauverywater release toTN
Bengaluru: Leader of the Opposition R Ashoka on Tuesday, July 28, criticised the Karnataka government over the Cauvery Water Regulation Committees directive to release 3,500 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu, terming it a complete failure of the state administration. He demanded that the government immediately convene an all-party meeting to formulate the states legal 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 .
Farmers oppose CWRCs direction of release of water to Tamil Nadu
Opposing the Cauvery Water Regulation Committees direction to release 3,500 cusecs of the Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu daily for 15 days, president of Federation of Karnataka Farmers Organisations Kurubur Shanthakumar has urged the State government to persuade the Cauvery Management Authority for a reconsideration of the order
Tamil Nadu terms insufficient the release of water as per Cauvery panels decision
The panel had decided to release 3,500 cusecs of water for the next 15 days
Domestic violence survivors drive their way to a better life
72,627 applications received for MBBS, BDS courses
Of these applications, 41,723 are for government quota seats and 30,904 for management quota seats. Tamil Nadu has added 950 additional MBBS seats across government and private medical colleges for the 2026-27 academic year
CWRC orders Karnataka to release 3,500 cusecs to Tamil Nadu; state may appeal
The Cauvery Water Regulation Committee has ordered Karnataka to release water to Tamil Nadu. Karnataka plans to challenge this directive, citing severe water scarcity and low reservoir levels. Officials argue existing storage is only sufficient for drinking water needs. Tamil Nadu disputes Karnataka's claims and points to a significant water deficit. The state faces challenges in meeting the mandated flow due to transmission losses.
Tamil Nadu: 10 Girl Students Injured After Teacher Canes Them At Govt School
The incident took place on July 20 at the V K Pudur government higher secondary school of Tenkasi
Cauvery Water Dispute: CWRC Directs Karnataka to Release Water to Tamil Nadu
Bengaluru, July 28: Karnatakas Water Resources Minister Ramalinga Reddy announced on Tuesday that the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee (CWRC) has instructed the state to release 3,500 cusecs of water daily to Tamil Nadu for the next 15 days. The final decision will be made after discussions with Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar. Speaking to reporters in ... Read more Cauvery Water Dispute: CWRC Directs Karnataka to Release Water to Tamil Nadu
Vibe Drive Unveils One of Chennai's First Fully Integrated Automotive Destination
Vibe Drive has launched a first-of-its-kind integrated automotive facility on Chennai's 200 Feet Radial Road, Kovilambakkam, bringing together vehicle sales, servicing, detailing and customer hospitality under one roof. Vibe Drive - One of Chennai's First Fully Integrated Automotive Destination The facility was inaugurated yesterday by J. C. D. Prabhakar, Speaker of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, marking the launch of a new integrated automotive destination for customers in Chennai. Spread across 13,000 sq. ft., the facility combines four specialist brands: Vibe Drive, HB Multibrand, Slick Lab by Vibe Drive, and Snack & Rack, creating a seamless experience for vehicle owners from purchase to long-term care. The venture is founded by automobile entrepreneurs Ashvath Jacinth and Naveen Antony, whose complementary journeys shaped the vision behind the project. Ashvath Jacinth brings experience across automotive manufacturing, vehicle sales and entrepreneurship. Through Vibe Drive, he has built a business focused on transparent buying, selling, sourcing and evaluation of pre-owned vehicles across every segment. Naveen Antony, an electronics engineer by training, entered the automotive industry after successfully restoring his own flood-damaged car when others declared it beyond repair. He went on to establish HB Multibrand, earning a reputation for advanced diagnostics, ECU programming, electrical troubleshooting and restoration of complex vehicles. Despite setbacks during the COVID-19 pandemic, he rebuilt the business with renewed determination. Together, the founders have created an automotive destination that caters to everything from routine maintenance and major mechanical repairs to premium detailing, ceramic coatings, paint protection films, performance upgrades and body repairs. Customers can also relax at Snack & Rack, an in-house lounge featuring refreshments, high-speed Wi-Fi and English pool tables while their vehicles are serviced. The facility caters to all categories of vehicles, from everyday hatchbacks and family SUVs to commercial vehicles, luxury marques and high-performance automobiles. " Our vision was to build more than a workshop. We wanted to create a destination built on trust, technical expertise and a genuine passion for automobiles, where every customer receives the same level of care regardless of the vehicle they own ," said Ashvath Jacinth, Founder and Partner, Vibe Drive . 200 Feet Radial Road, Kovilambakkam, Chennai : Ashvath Jacinth - Founder and Partner - +91 96772 77775
Karnataka Directed to Release 3500 Cusecs of Cauvery Water to Tamil Nadu
Earlier at the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee (CWRC) meeting held in July 15, Karnataka stated that it cannot release water to Tamil Nadu due to a severe shortage in the Cauvery basin, Karnataka Irrigation Minister Ramalinga Reddy's office stated
CWRC order: BJP warns against water release to appease alliance partner TVK in Tamil Nadu
R. Ashok accused the Congress dispensation of failing to protect the interests of the State
Vijay has written to Prime Minister Narenda Modi contending that the response ignored settled legal principles governing inter-state rivers and the rights of lower riparian states.
Keralam urges TN to relax stone aggregate transport ban for NH work
In a letter to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Kerala Chief Minister VD Satheesan said Keralam has limited availability of suitable stone aggregates for large-scale infrastructure works.
PMK Supports Ban on Mineral Transport in Tamil Nadu, Calls for Permanent Measures
Chennai, July 28: PMK President Dr. Anbumani Ramadoss has welcomed the Tamil Nadu governments decision to impose a three-month ban on the transport of black stone, gravel, M-sand, and other mineral materials used in construction to neighboring states. He urged the government to make this ban permanent to prevent illegal mining and protect the states ... Read more PMK Supports Ban on Mineral Transport in Tamil Nadu, Calls for Permanent Measures
Up To 1 Lakh Poultry Shops To Remain Shut In Tamil Nadu As Chicken Sales Suspended
Federation State President stated that poultry farmers have refused to implement feed-control regulations, causing hygiene issues
Kerala CM urges Tamil Nadu counterpart Vijay to ease restrictions on stone aggregate transport
In a letter to C. Joseph Vijay, V.D. Satheesan points out that Kerala has limited natural availability of suitable stone aggregates for large-scale infrastructure works and the State has been dependent on neighbouring districts of Tamil Nadu to meet requirements for ongoing NH projects
Tamil Nadu CM Urges PM Modi to Halt Mekedatu Dam Project Approval
Chennai, July 28: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, urging the central government not to grant any legal or administrative approval for Karnatakas proposed Mekedatu dam project. He argues that this would violate the decisions of the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal and the Supreme Courts ruling on ... Read more Tamil Nadu CM Urges PM Modi to Halt Mekedatu Dam Project Approval
Tamil Nadu civic polls likely to be deferred to early 2027
Local body elections in Tamil Nadu are expected to be postponed until early 2027. This delay is due to the extension of the Seventh State Finance Commission's tenure. The commission's assessment is crucial for financial distribution and poll preparations. Over ninety thousand local administrative positions are currently managed by special officers. Previous civic polls were held in phases during 2019, 2021, and 2022.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay seeks PM Modis intervention in Mekedatu issue
He also demands withdrawal of the Rajya Sabha reply by Union Minister of State for Jal Shakti
Tamil Nadu Minister Boycotts University Convocation Amid National Anthem Protocol Controversy
Chennai, July 28: The 33rd convocation ceremony of Manonmaniam Sundaranar University in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, faced significant controversies on Tuesday, leading to a chaotic academic event. Just before the ceremony commenced, protests erupted among students due to a decision by Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar to limit the number of students receiving degrees directly from him. ... Read more Tamil Nadu Minister Boycotts University Convocation Amid National Anthem Protocol Controversy
Tamil Nadu government bans transport of rough stones to other States for three months
Rough stones includes khandas, boulders, materials such as M-sand, metal jelly, ballasts, mill stones, hand chakais, and building and road construction stones. The move aims to ensure that the supply of construction materials is sufficient in the State
CM Vijay to Pursue Cauvery Talks With Ktaka Despite Farmers Opposition
The representatives of the Tamil Nadu Cauvery Farmers' Association argued that direct negotiations would bypass the established legal protocol and contradict the Supreme Court verdict
Farmer representatives who attended a consultative meeting with state Agriculture Minister R Vinoth argued that direct negotiations would bypass the established legal protocol and contradict the Supreme Court verdict.
2 dead, several injured in multi-vehicle crash near Villupuram in Tamil Nadu
A multi-vehicle collision on the Aiyayur Agaram flyover resulted in two fatalities. A two-wheeler lost control and struck an oncoming luxury bus. A speeding car then collided with the rear of the bus. Bhupathi, a Villupuram resident, died instantly at the scene. John Anbazhagan, traveling in the car, also succumbed to his injuries.
Daily wage labourers' son Muthupandi Raja overcomes setbacks to win CWG silver
Tamil Nadu weightlifter Muthupandi Raja secured a silver medal after overcoming significant injuries. His parents' daily wage labor provided the foundation for his athletic aspirations. Raja contemplated quitting the sport due to health setbacks and surgeries. However, he completed a strength and conditioning course during his recovery period. His elder brother expressed pride and hopes for Raja's Olympic future.
Heavy Rainfall Expected in Tamil Nadu Over the Next Three Days
Chennai, July 28: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted heavy rainfall in several parts of Tamil Nadu over the next three days. According to the weather department, heavy rains are expected in the Nilgiri, Coimbatore, and Theni districts by the end of the week. The IMD reported that this weather change is due to ... Read more Heavy Rainfall Expected in Tamil Nadu Over the Next Three Days
Karur stampede: Madras high court quashes govt jobs for victims' kin, says employment must be earned
The Madras High Court has overturned the provision of government jobs to 31 family members of the victims of the Karur stampede, underlining that public employment is not a privilege to be granted indiscriminately. The court highlighted that jobs should be acquired through merit. Furthermore, it proposed skill training and entrepreneurship as preferable avenues for assistance to the affected families, cautioned against creating a surge of similar requests.
J&Ks Majid Magray to lead India in Mixed Disability Cricket series against England
New Delhi, Jul 27:The Differently Abled Cricket Council of India (DCCI) has announced a 16-member Indian squad for the upcoming Mixed Disability Cricket Series against England, scheduled to be played from August 5 to August 19 across England. Majid Ah Magray has been named captain, while Sai Akash Saivamani will serve as the vice-captain. India will begin the seven-match IT20 series with the opening two matches at OurCoop County Ground, Derby, on August 5 and August 7, followed by the third IT20 at Uptonsteel Grace Road, Leicester, on August 9. The fourth match, as per a statement, will be played at the County Ground, Hove, on August 12, before the action shifts to Arundel for the fifth and sixth IT20s on August 15 and August 16, respectively. The series will conclude with the seventh and final IT20 at the iconic Lords Cricket Ground on August 19. All matches are scheduled to begin at 2:30 PM local time. DCCI Secretary Ravi Kant Chauhan said, Majid Magrays appointment as captain is a proud moment not only for Jammu & Kashmir but for the entire differently abled cricket fraternity. His leadership will inspire many aspiring cricketers from the region to pursue the sport with greater confidence and determination. DCCI Vice President Sumit Jain said, I wish the entire team and support staff a successful tour and hope they inspire many more aspiring differently abled cricketers through their performances. The Indian Mixed Disability Cricket Team is currently undergoing a preparatory training camp at Chhawla, near Dwarka, New Delhi, as part of its preparations for the upcoming Mixed Disability Cricket Series against England. The support staff for Indias Mixed Disability Cricket Series against England will be led by former Rajasthan Ranji captain Rohit Jhalani, who has been appointed as the Head Coach. He will be assisted by Dev Dutt as Coach, while Rohit Sharma will serve as the Fielding Coach. Ramswaroop Saini has been named the Strength & Conditioning Coach, and Mayank Pushkar will accompany the team as the Physiotherapist, ensuring the players are in peak physical condition throughout the tour. Jammu & Kashmir is represented by Majid Ah Magray (Captain), Rizwan Altaf Bhat, and Hilal Ahmad Wani. Tamil Nadu has Sai Akash Saivamani (Vice-Captain) and Sudarsun Elangovan, while Haryana is represented by Kuldeep Singh and Tarun. Karnataka has Rajesh Irappa Kannur and Shiva Shankara Guntiganapalli Subbarayappa in the squad. The remaining players include Yashwanth Naidu Ravuri (Andhra Pradesh), Vivek Kumar (Uttar Pradesh), Arjun Rajesh Gawre (Vidarbha), Ravindra Gopinath Sante (Mumbai), Yogender Singh Bhadoria (Madhya Pradesh), Vrushant Sandip Gunjal (Maharashtra), and Jayesh Parmar (West Bengal).
Delay in paying land compensation proves costly for Tamil Nadu
The Supreme Court has ordered Tamil Nadu to pay market rate compensation for acquired land. Alternatively, the state must return 970 acres of land to landowners within six weeks. This decision impacts Tamil Nadu's already strained fiscal situation significantly. The court emphasized landowners should not suffer due to government inaction. The state faces a substantial financial burden from this directive.
Shifting Of Tamil Nadu CMs Office Confirmed
Rumours about the shifting was making its round in official circles for quite some time and the grapevine had it that one of the reasons for the shift was Vastu compliance.
Chennai Corporation to develop six facilities for the homeless, including transit shelters
Ward 104 councillor T.V. Shemmozhisaid a number of homelesspersons were found in areas such as Anna Nagar and some of them needsupport
A.P. steps up supply of Krishna water to meet citys needs
The increase in Krishna water supply comes at a time when the Southwest monsoon has failed to bring adequate rainfall so far to build storage in five reservoirs
Vijay inspects Koyambedu TTRO plant
Vision screening camp held for inmates at Puzhal Central Prison
Man who stabbed 16-year-old girl dies by suicide in Tamil Nadu
Mayor complains about cyber-stalking, obscene social media posts
Bodies of two teenaged girls swapped after post-mortems at Govt Stanley Hospital
Airport uncertainty wont affect metro rail extension
Chennai supervisor says he was robbed of company money at knifepoint
DMK functionary found dead near Tiruttani
TVK govt has slowed its fight against corruption, says Anbumani
Two Pachaiyappas College students stabbed; seven students nabbed
EPS yet to decide on appearing before speaker, says Agri Krishnamurthy
Parliament told Karnataka no need for Tamil Nadus nod for Mekedatu
New Delhi: The Centre has stated that Karnataka is not legally required to obtain Tamil Nadus consent for the proposed Mekedatu project, clarifying that the Supreme Courts 2018 Cauvery verdict does not prescribe such a condition. The clarification was given by Union Minister of State for Jal Shakti Raj Bhushan Choudhary in a written reply 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 .
Tamil Nadu bans transport of rough stone, M-sand to other states
Enrolment committee of Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry reconstituted
Chennai Researchers Launch Citys First Comprehensive Frog Survey
Preliminary surveys have documented eight species
TN govt proposes a new recruitment board to hire college faculty
Madurai Residents Throw Birthday Bash for 107-Year-Old Banyan Tree
Students, activists rally around the giant to celebrate and protect eco-heritage
Karnataka CM Shivakumar, TN CM Vijay to meet on Cauvery as Karnataka flags drought concerns
Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar will meet his Tamil Nadu counterpart C Joseph Vijay on August 3. They will discuss the Cauvery water-sharing issue amid a weak monsoon and water scarcity. Shivakumar also alerted Prime Minister Narendra Modi about the state's worsening drought situation. He mentioned critically low storage levels in most major reservoirs across Karnataka.
Tamil Nadu excavators unearth ancient shell industry off Gulf of Mannar
Archaeologists said conch shells are aplenty in the shallow waters of Gulf of Mannar.
Watch: Madras HC strikes down order granting govt. jobs to kin of Karur stampede victims
The Madras High Court has struck down the Tamil Nadu governments order granting government jobs to the families of the Karur stampede victims.
PMLA rigours apply, long incarceration no ground for bail: Madras HC
Korattur Lake movement urges minister to declare waterbody as bird sanctuary
TN daily wage labourers son clinches CWG lifting silver
Watch: Karur Inam lands titles were not in the name of temples
Tamil Nadu HR&CE Minister says the pilot survey of Palani temple properties will be extended to major temples across Tamil Nadu
Montek Singh Ahluwalia to head Tamil Nadu Revenue Augmentation Committee
The committee has been tasked with recommending measures for the sustainable augmentation of the States tax and non-tax revenues by improving compliance, plugging leakages, rationalising tax rates, fees and exemptions, and identifying new and underutilised sources of revenue.
EFIs Turn the Tide initiative invites public to report polluted waterbodies
TVS launches junior racing programme, targets 10-14-year-olds
S. Ramesh says pilot survey of Palani temple properties to be extended to major temples across Tamil Nadu
HC orders armed guard for ex-IAS officer Sagayam
TMB to invest more in cybersecurity, targets 20% of IT budget
Experts call for State-specific modules in National Family Health Survey
They said the survey should cover issues such as infertility, ageing, underweight among children and migration for Tamil Nadu; an expert raised the need for more research on the nutritional status of children, noting that one fourth of children under age five are underweight
Cauvery water issue: Tamil Nadu CM Vijay to meet Karnataka chief minister D K Shivakumar on August 3
TVK govt is keen to exhaust all available options, including bilateral talks, before approaching the Supreme Court for relief.
Karnataka has been contending that the proposed balancing reservoir-cum-drinking water project at Mekedatu in Kanakapura taluk of Bengaluru South district will not come in the way of the State releasing the stipulated quantum of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu
