'Blast' BO day 18: Arjun Sarja's film jumps 17.3%
Arjun Sarja's 'Blast' demonstrates strong box office resilience, surging 17.3% on its third Sunday to earn Rs 2.65 crore. The action entertainer has now amassed Rs 46.65 crore net in India and Rs 67.69 crore worldwide. Tamil Nadu leads state collections, with the Tamil version driving the film's success.
How spirituality helped define Giri Tradings 75-year journey
TN, which dominates EV production, Must build strengths in batteries, semiconductors, software and components
Ironing out gaps in grid-scale energy storage ecosystem
Residency Hotels to invest 600cr in 3 new luxury hotels
GCC takes up stormwater drain works worth 56.73 crore
The Commissioner also reviewed desilting operations being carried out using an amphibious machine in Korattur North Avenue Road and along the surplus water canal connected to Korattur Lake
Aadhav dares Udhayanidhi for a debate on Ambedkar, says AIADMK and DMK will soon merge
Locals seek relocation of Tasmac outlet near church, shrine in Adyar
CPI seeks transfer of Salem sexual assault case to CB-CID
Malfunctioning signal near Ambattur triggers wrong-side driving, traffic congestion
Four persons found dead along railway tracks across city
Singappen police force rescues two-year-old child from the Marina beach
GCC officials to inspect functioning of streetlights
Railway Board likely to give approval for CMRL takeover of MRTS in four to six weeks
Sources said a joint proposal was sent to the board recentlyand no further delay is expected; the MoU between Southern Railway and State government will be signed after the approval is granted
Experience tent stay, star gazing at Sethumadai
20-cr gold coin scam: Police woman supended
TMC quits NDA, Vasan says party needs independent space to rebuild
Jaywalker trips over median, runover by truck
Tamil Nadu Government to Introduce New Policy for Sivakasi Fireworks Industry
Chennai, June 14: The Tamil Nadu government is formulating a comprehensive policy aimed at transforming the Sivakasi fireworks industry into a major global exporter. This initiative will particularly focus on assisting local manufacturers in competing against Chinese products in international markets. Industry Minister S. Keertana stated that the initiative will encompass boosting exports, ensuring worker ... Read more Tamil Nadu Government to Introduce New Policy for Sivakasi Fireworks Industry
ECR, OMR, Tambaram to get piped water supply by next year
400 MLD Perur desal plant 66% complete
8 years later, Villivakkam Lake gets another deadline of Sept
214 temples to get non-hereditary trustees
Man, son drown while fishing in farm well near Madurantakam
Edu officials to chart district, school-wise plan to boost performance
Minister warns transport contractors against fleecing Tasmac salesmen
Scattered rainfall likely in various districts of Tamil Nadu till June 15
While the wet weather is likely to continue till June 19, meteorologists noted that only isolated places may receive rainfall between June 16 and 19
Come up with scheme for biogas generation in Tamil Nadu: Plea at Madras High Court
Litigant insists that an expert committee must be constituted before coming up with a biogas policy and a pilot project must be conducted in Greater Chennai Corporation
NEET SS counselling schedule 2026: When is MCC expected to announce the next round dates?
NEET SS counselling for Round 2 is currently on hold due to a legal dispute over 151 vacant super speciality seats in Tamil Nadu. The Medical Counselling Committee awaits court directives before announcing a revised schedule. Candidates are urged to monitor the official MCC website for authentic updates, avoiding unverified information circulating online.
Blooming paradox: Indias flower industry hits record highs even as the Northeast withers
Tamil Nadu leads in flower production
'Will soon announce my political journey': Actor Raghava Lawrence hints at entering politics
Actor-choreographer Raghava Lawrence has hinted at a political entry, seeking fan opinions on his potential public service. He expressed a desire to serve selflessly and contribute to public welfare, stating an important announcement regarding his future plans will be made soon. Lawrence also praised the current Tamil Nadu government's performance.
Stalin Questions CM Vijays Recent Delhi Visit Amid Political Tensions
Chennai, June 14: DMK President and former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, M.K. Stalin, launched a verbal attack on Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay on Sunday. He raised concerns regarding Vijays recent trip to New Delhi, accusing him of applying double standards compared to his previous criticisms of political opponents. Stalin referenced remarks allegedly made ... Read more Stalin Questions CM Vijays Recent Delhi Visit Amid Political Tensions
Reunion or separation? Vijay-Sangeetha case grabs attention
Hyderabad: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and actor Vijay and his wife Sangeetha Sornalingam are once again making headlines. Fresh reports suggest the couple may be trying to resolve their differences and move towards reconciliation, even as their divorce case is set to come up for hearing on June 15. Are Vijay and Sangeetha Getting Back 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 .
Southern Railway highlights 2025-26 achievements; rollout includes Amrit Bharat and MEMU services
The expansion included the rollout of 23 new train services originating from or terminating in Tamil Nadu alone, alongside 14 in Kerala and five in Karnataka, with several shared services benefiting more than one state
Six inspiring life lessons from Thalapathy Vijay on success, leadership and believing in yourself
Actor-turned-politician Vijay, now Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister, shared powerful life lessons on success, resilience, and self-belief. His journey from cinema to politics, marked by his final film Jana Nayagan, inspires millions. Vijay's insights emphasise courage, a positive mindset, timely action, character, happiness, and focusing on results. Read on!
240 mobile phones recovered by Puducherry police handed over to owners
Superintendent of Police (Cyber Crime) S. Ragav said that of the total 240 mobile phones, as many as 163 belonged to complainants from Puducherry. The remaining belonged to States including Tamil Nadu, Bihar, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka.
Tamil Nadus Fishing Ban Ends Today, Fishermen Prepare to Return to Sea
Chennai, June 14: The fishing ban in Tamil Nadu, which lasted for 61 days, is set to end today. Thousands of fishermen are gearing up to resume their fishing activities. The central government imposed this ban from April 15 to June 14 to protect fish populations during their peak breeding season and to ensure the ... Read more Tamil Nadus Fishing Ban Ends Today, Fishermen Prepare to Return to Sea
Tamil Nadu Engineering Counselling 2026 Likely To Be Delayed Due To NEET Re-Exam, Decision Soon
TNEA 2026 counselling is likely to be postponed due to the upcoming NEET re-exam. The Higher Education Department is expected to take a final decision soon.
Tamil Nadu weather: Cyclonic system to bring rains to northern TN
Moderate rain accompanied by thunderstorm and lightning is likely to occur over Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram, Chennai, Tiruvannamalai, Perambalur, Ariyalur, Pudukkottai, Cuddalore, Villupuram and Kallakurichi districts and Puducherry.
Heavy Rain Forecast for Tamil Nadus Delta Districts Amid Rising Temperatures
Chennai, June 14: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted heavy rainfall in parts of Tamil Nadus delta region on Sunday. This is due to atmospheric circulation affecting several northern coastal districts, where moderate rain is also expected. According to the weather department, districts such as Thanjavur, Thiruvarur, Nagapattinam, and Mayiladuthurai are likely to experience ... Read more Heavy Rain Forecast for Tamil Nadus Delta Districts Amid Rising Temperatures
Silt will be lifted from Vaigai dam in a phased manner, says Nirmalkumar
Tamil Nadu Minister for Law and Energy Nirmalkumar said that the farmers interests would not be compromised under any circumstances
ON MAY 20, 2026, Sanjog , a social impact organisation that works on anti-human trafficking, published an Anti-Human Trafficking Unit Watch Report tracing the functionality of Anti-Human Trafficking Units (AHTUs) across all Indian states and Union Territories (UTs) between 2010 and 2025 across three phases. The report draws primarily on information received from states and UTs through RTI applications, along with inputs from lawyers, civil society organisations, and survivor testimonies. Anti-Human Trafficking Units were envisioned by the Ministry of Home Affairs as specialised units charged with preventing trafficking, conducting rescues, investigating cases, prosecuting traffickers, and aiding the rehabilitation of survivors. Their composition envisages trained law enforcement personnel working in structured coordination with Child Welfare Committees (CWCs), District Child Protection Units (DCPUs), legal aid authorities, and shelters. The report which opens with National Crime Records Bureaus (NCRB) Crime in India report reflects a rising trend in human trafficking up to 2016, when reported cases peaked at 8,132, followed by a subsequent decline. This decline, however, must be read against a troubling backdrop. The Supreme Court, while hearing a Special Leave Petition filed by a father whose eighteen-month-old daughter went missing in 2011 and remains untraced, noted that 47,000 children continue to remain untraced to date. The report cautions that the post-2016 decline in reported trafficking cases may reflect a failure of institutional documentation rather than any real reduction in the incidence of trafficking. The AHTU Watch Report assesses the functioning of Anti-Human Trafficking Units through six interdependent indicators. The reports findings across six indicators The AHTU Watch Report assesses the functioning of Anti-Human Trafficking Units through six interdependent indicators. These include: notification status, staffing and stability, budget and infrastructure, FIR autonomy, case progression, and outcomes. The research covers RTI filings and data analysis across all thirty-six states and UTs, interviews with Superintendents of Police and constables associated with AHTUs, inputs from civil society organisations, and structured consultations with survivor leaders and their collectives. At the outset, the report raises a pointed question about the apparent decline in trafficking cases after 2016 on whether it reflects an actual reduction in trafficking or merely a decline in reporting, documentation, and institutional disclosure, particularly in high-incidence states like Assam, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh. Since the formation of AHTUs, the Ministry of Home Affairs has issued twenty-two advisories and operational guidelines, including advisories on treating human trafficking as organised crime and on trafficking of foreign nationals, the implementation of which, the report finds, remains fragmented across the country. On notification, relatively less densely populated UTs like Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Ladakh have a hundred percent rate of notified and functional AHTUs, while Uttar Pradesh has only thirty-five functional units out of seventy-five notified. The report underscores that notification as a separate entity, and distinct from a local police station, makes AHTUs more accessible to survivors and reduces their hesitancy in approaching the unit. On staffing and stability, AHTU personnel across states carry the additional burden of general policing duties, significantly undermining their functioning as specialised investigative units. A survivor quoted in the report noted that AHTU officials were overburdened with general policing responsibilities and often unavailable for trafficking cases. Uttar Pradesh, notably, saw a complete reversal between phases from nearly all AHTU members carrying additional charges to none doing so by Phase 3. On budget and infrastructure, the data is fractured. Some states and UTs have no dedicated funds and rely entirely on general police budgets, while others like Arunachal Pradesh received sanctioned funds but showed inconsistent utilisation across phases. The report notes that the absence of a dedicated budget is a reflection of governmental callousness toward the seriousness of trafficking offences, and it pushes the financial burden of legal follow-ups and travel onto survivors themselves. On training and capacity building, the pattern is one of persistent inconsistency. Training remains exclusively police-centric, overlooking social workers, legal aid authorities, and rehabilitation stakeholders. Content is largely confined to general legal awareness, missing crucial areas like labour trafficking identification and trauma-informed investigation. The lack of specialised training in handling trafficking, according to the survivor testimonies in the report, also leads to misdirected insensitive questions, poor documentation, lack of clarity on survivor rights and an erroneous classification of trafficking cases as ordinary labour disputes or kidnapping cases. In order to strengthen the training and capacity building of the AHTU personnels, the report recommends the development of a continuous training framework with a standardized and uniform training syllabus involving various stakeholders. On FIR autonomy and case progression, the data reveals heavy reliance on local police with minimal transfer of cases to AHTUs and even fewer investigations conducted by them. Delhi transferred thirty-one cases to its AHTU in Phase 3 but recorded zero investigations. The conviction rate across states is abysmal as states and UTs like Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, and the Andamans reported zero convictions. Telangana stands out, with 980 chargesheets filed as a result of AHTU investigations. The conviction rate across states is abysmal as states and UTs like Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, and the Andamans reported zero convictions. On coordination, the report finds the multi-stakeholder architecture structurally fragile across all phases. Coordination with the Crime Multi Agency Centre, launched in 2020 to facilitate interstate information sharing on trafficking, remains weak. Victim compensation, the report notes therefore, is contingent on the quality of documentation and offence classification by law enforcement, which is itself premised on inter-agency coordination that largely does not exist. The consolidated national findings reflect a system afflicted by overburdened personnel, fluctuating FIR autonomy, inconsistent training, and an almost inconsequential rate of trafficker conviction. Telangana and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are identified as having relatively strong institutional practices. Uttar Pradesh and Delhi fall into the category of moderate but uneven functionality. Meghalaya and Rajasthans Bikaner district are identified as structurally fragile but evidence-documented contexts. The reports findings echo the Supreme Courts directions in G. Ganesh v. State of Tamil Nadu (2026), in which while dealing with missing children and child trafficking, the Court directed the Union and state governments to eliminate the dormancy functioning of the AHTUs and ensure the immediate restoration of trafficked children. The malignancy of human trafficking networks, the report concludes, can only be combated by an Anti-Human Trafficking Unit whose functioning is equally systematic, and equally committed to dismantling those networks.
Opening of Chennai airports second cab pick-up point deferred again
Airport Director says the project faces some legal issues and it is being taken up with caution to protect the interest of the public; a trial run for free flow of traffic will be initiated and a study will be taken up
Scattered rainfall likely in various districts of Tamil Nadu till Monday
While the wet weather is likely to continue till June 19, meteorologists noted that only isolated places may receive rainfall between June 16 and 19
Beyond high temperatures: understanding heat stress in Tamil Nadu
It is no longer only about how high the temperature soars. As Tamil Nadu rolls out a Heat Action Plan and meteorologists track ElNino, attention is shifting towards understanding heat stress and how communities can adapt to a warming future
Tamil Nadu police intensify crackdown on rowdies, drug offenders
Two Brothers Arrested in 30 Crore Finance Company Fraud in Tiruvallur
Madras univ student finds pre-historic sites with rock arts, stone tools near Kovai
Two killed in separate hit-and-run incidents in Tiruvallur
Man held for attempted ATM theft, accomplice on the run
Arappor Iyakkam writes to CM to scrap building plan on Pallikaranai marshland
Public access road to city airport satellite terminal on cards
Will Improve Last Mile Connectivity
Woman kills infant daughter, dies by suicide at home
Teachers group prepares guidebook for morning assemblies
IIT Madras is set to enrol more than 100 foreign students for the first time
Centre Says No to AP Proposal on River Interlinking
The NWDAs informed its decision to Telangana and AP in a letter that Icchampally was the preferred location for the work to link Godavari in Telangana with Cauvery in Tamil Nadu.
Private hospital in Chennai to launch affordable, multispecialty ICU
Pic by S.R. Raghunathan
Healthcare workers, union members protest app-based attendance system
The murals that united a neighbourhood
Over 2 decades after artist Kamla Ravikumar painted the walls of a park in Kalakshetra Colony in 2003, she found her work damaged; she repainted the six walls over several months with the help of the neighbourhood children, their parents, students of Stella Maris College, and professional artists
No risk of Tata Electronics plant closure, say Tata Electronics and officials
Teachers prepare guidebook for morning assemblies
Panchetti power substation to be commissioned soon: TNPDCL chairman
Law University to release merit list for five-year integrated programmes this week
Indian seafarer dies aboard vessel off Oman, crew seeks action
An Indian seafarer died aboard a vessel off the coast of Oman on Thursday, June 11, amid ongoing missile strikes and security concerns in the region, following an alleged lack of timely medical support. Nishanth Uirthanathan, a 35-year-old Second Officer from Tamil Nadu serving on MT Celestial, died at around 1800 hrs after falling ill 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 .
Stalin calls TVK govt BJPS photocopy, accuses it of poaching AIADMK MLAs
Tamil Nadu Woman Accuses Relatives Of Sexual Abuse Over Property Dispute
The survivor, an 18-year-old student, alleged that around 10 people attacked her and her family members during a confrontation in their village on June 3.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay shops AIADMK MLAs, alleges Stalin
The DMK President said democratic forces should also question what the MLAs had received in return for joining the TVK
Six students from Tamil Nadu's tribal and SC communities have secured seats in premier engineering institutions like NIT Puducherry through JoSAA counselling. Intensive govt-backed training programs proved instrumental in their success.
AIADMK reviews assembly poll loss, denies mass exodus to TVK
Enhanced Border Security in Nilgiri Amid Nipah Virus Threat from Kerala
Coimbatore, June 13: The Nilgiri district administration has intensified monitoring at key checkpoints along the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border following reports of a suspected Nipah virus case in the neighboring Kozhikode district. Officials have implemented precautionary measures to prevent the spread of the infection into Tamil Nadu. District Collector Lakshmi Bhavya Tanneru stated that health department ... Read more Enhanced Border Security in Nilgiri Amid Nipah Virus Threat from Kerala
Former MLAs, MPs and senior leaders from AIADMK, BJP and other parties join Vijays TVK
Several former ministers, MPs, and MLAs from AIADMK, BJP, and other parties joined TVK, including ex-BJP MLA S Vijayadharani and former AIADMK minister K T Pachaimmal.
DMKs Kanimozhi Demands Action in Salem Sexual Assault Case as TVK Denies Connection
Chennai, June 13: Kanimozhi, the Deputy General Secretary of the DMK and a Member of Parliament, has called for a thorough investigation and strict action against those involved in a recent alleged sexual assault case in Salem, Tamil Nadu. Meanwhile, the Tamilaga Vetria Kazhagam (TVK) has distanced itself from the arrested suspect. Kanimozhi expressed her ... Read more DMKs Kanimozhi Demands Action in Salem Sexual Assault Case as TVK Denies Connection
Tamil Nadu Man Befriended Women, Made Them Share Private Videos, Arrested
Investigators said the accused, who runs a grocery shop in Salem, befriended women living in his neighbourhood and gradually won their confidence before engaging in private video conversations
AIADMK ex-minister K T Pachaimal, BJP leader S Vijayadharani join TVK
The political arena in Tamil Nadu is witnessing a notable shake-up as influential figures from the AIADMK, including ex-ministers and sitting MPs, have defected to the ruling TVK party, with BJP's S Vijayadharani making headlines with her switch.
Tamil Nadu : Tata's iPhone Parts Factory Contaminated Farmland Water In Hosur
Pollution body issued warning notice to Tata on May 25, it said Tata failed to take corrective action despite warnings.
JUST SPAMMING | Defections, Defective Political Perspectives
Though the CPI manages to remain as a force to reckon with in the political cauldron of Tamil Nadu only because it has won two seats in the recent Assembly elections one by K Marimuthu in Thiruthuraipoondi and the other by T Ramachandran in Thalli and also because the two representatives that it has in the Lok Sabha are also from Tamil Nadu K Subbarayan from Tiruppur and R Selvam from Nagapattinam
A 40-year-old man was arrested in Salem for sexually abusing women by filming them and using the videos for blackmail. He targeted women in financial distress, offering loans before filming private moments without consent. The accused also compelled victims to meet the demands of his associates.
'Stance changed after election': Stalin junior's big attack on Tamil Nadu CM Vijay's NEET remark
Udhayanidhi Stalin criticizes Tamil Nadu CM Vijay for claiming credit for past DMK achievements at the NITI Aayog meeting. Stalin questions Vijay's claims on economic growth and women's empowerment, attributing them to the previous Dravidian Model government. He also points out Vijay's stance on NEET and silence on the Mekedatu dam issue.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay to Celebrate 52nd Birthday with Community Initiatives
Chennai, June 13: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and TVK leader C. Joseph Vijay is set to celebrate his 52nd birthday on June 22. This will be his first birthday since taking office, and he plans to mark the occasion in a unique way. In previous years, this day was primarily celebrated as a film stars ... Read more Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay to Celebrate 52nd Birthday with Community Initiatives
MK Stalin calls TVK govt BJP's 'xerox copy', accuses it of poaching AIADMK MLAs
DMK president M.K. Stalin accused Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's government of acting as a xerox copy of the BJP, alleging attempts to weaken the opposition by inducting AIADMK MLAs. Stalin criticized the government's approach to women's safety, claiming TVK functionaries were involved in recent crimes and that the party removed victims instead of taking action.
MP Kanimozhi demands strict action against TVK functionary over alleged sexual abuse of 50 women
DMK MP Kanimozhi voiced deep concern over disturbing allegations of sexual abuse and filming involving a TVK member in Salem, impacting over 50 women. She implored the state government for swift, stringent action, drawing parallels to the Pollachi case and urging against shielding perpetrators. Kanimozhi demanded a thorough investigation and justice for victims.
Hyosung TNS eyes ATM manufacturing plant in Tamil Nadu: Industries Minister
Minister S. Keerthana said in a post on X that she had a productive meeting with the leadership of Hyosung TNS in South Korea, discussing opportunities in Tamil Nadu and exploring potential collaborations in advanced manufacturing and technology sectors
An Indian pollution regulator has accused Tata Electronics, a key supplier for Apple's iPhones, of contaminating groundwater near its Hosur factory. The regulator found wastewater discharge from the plant polluted farmland wells. Tata faces a potential shutdown unless it provides a satisfactory explanation. This adds to recent issues faced by Apple's Indian supply chain.
Woman dies by suicide after killing 3-month-old daughter in Chennai
A 25-year-old woman, Dharini, tragically took her own life by hanging after allegedly murdering her three-month-old daughter, Shreya, in Chennai's Aminjikarai. The infant was found unconscious with froth around her mouth. Preliminary investigations suggest Dharini had a history of depression that reportedly worsened after childbirth. Authorities are awaiting post-mortem reports to determine the infant's cause of death.
Palaniswami convenes crucial AIADMK meet to address poll setback and internal rift in Tamil Nadu
AIADMK's Edappadi Palaniswami is urgently calling party members together. This comes after a significant number of MLAs, around 25, have caused trouble, with four now jumping ship to the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK). This wave of defections is really shaking up the party's unity, especially after their recent election losses.
AM Green, VOC Port partner to build green ammonia bunkering hub in Tamil Nadu
Companies to invest over 22,000 crore for setting up production and bunkering infrastructure
3-time MLA Vijayadharani likely to join TVK, ends two-year stint with BJP
Former BJP MLA S. Vijayadharani is set to join Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) on Saturday. Having previously represented Vilavancode for three terms with the Congress and later joining the BJP, she resigned from her MLA post in February 2024. This move marks a new political chapter for Vijayadharani after a brief stint with the BJP.
Srinagar witnesses rainfall as IMD forecasts continued rain, thunderstorms
Srinagar , June 13 : Rain over Dal Lake in Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar on Saturday created a calm and scenic view, while the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast that cloudy skies with the possibility of rain or thunderstorms will continue in the city till tomorrow. For Northwest India, the IMD has forecast fairly widespread rainfall in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, along with scattered rain over Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. The region is also likely to witness thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds during 13-18 June, with stronger wind activity expected in parts of Jammu and Kashmir. According to the IMD morning bulletin, weather conditions indicate the advance of the southwest monsoon, which is currently progressing over parts of central Arabian Sea and several regions including Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand and Bihar over the next few days. It also warns of dust storms and thundersqualls in parts of Rajasthan, along with hailstorm activity in some northern hill states. In Central India, scattered rainfall and thunderstorms are likely over Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Vidarbha, accompanied by gusty winds during the period. In Delhi, the IMD has forecast a gradual rise in minimum temperatures by 3-4C over the next four days, followed by no significant change thereafter. East India is expected to see widespread rainfall over West Bengal, Sikkim, Odisha, Bihar and Jharkhand, with heavy to very heavy rainfall likely in parts of Sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim. Northeast India will continue to receive widespread rainfall with thunderstorms, along with isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall in Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya and nearby states. In West and South India, scattered to fairly widespread rainfall is expected across Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, with isolated heavy rainfall in Kerala and adjoining regions. Meanwhile, the IMD has also warned of gradual temperature changes across the country, with a slight rise in heat conditions expected in parts of Northwest and Central India in the coming days. (ANI)
Heavy Rain and Strong Winds Expected in Tamil Nadu Over the Next Three Days
Chennai, June 13: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted moderate rainfall accompanied by strong winds in several parts of Tamil Nadu over the next three days. The western ghats and the Cauvery delta districts are expected to experience the most significant weather activity. According to the weather department, a cyclonic circulation in the upper ... Read more Heavy Rain and Strong Winds Expected in Tamil Nadu Over the Next Three Days
