Germanys Merz in Kyiv for talks with Zelenskyy
Chancellor Friedrich Merz made an unannounced visit to Kyiv in a show of support for Ukraine, even as Russia warned foreigners and diplomats to leave the city
Thanks to rising sea levels, scientists fear the entire archipelago could be unliveable by the end of the century
Left parties turn to social media to reach voters in TN bypolls
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 4 (IANS) Candidate-focused social media pages, WhatsApp groups, and dedicated channels are shaping the Left parties outreach in Tamil Nadu's Madurantakam and Dharapuram, where the CPI and CPI(M) are using digital platforms to connect with voters ahead of the Assembly bypolls. Having largely contested elections within alliances, the parties are drawing on their cadre networks to circulate campaign updates, present their candidates views and bring attention to local issues flagged by voters. Party functionaries said workers and supporters are sharing the material voluntarily through WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram. The campaigns do not involve paid promotions or bulk SMS messaging, they added. The CPI(M)s Madurantakam campaign alone has established over 100 WhatsApp groups. S. Kannan, the partys campaign in-charge, said each brings together roughly 30 party members and 300-500 voters drawn from the locality concerned. The groups provide an avenue for circulating campaign messages among voters while helping party workers coordinate their activities across different parts of the constituency. The CPI(M) has also established a dedicated WhatsApp channel and separate Facebook and Instagram pages for the bypoll, said Suthir, the partys state social media in-charge. Its social media pages carry the title Vote for Suganthi, placing the Madurantakam candidate at the centre of the partys online campaign. The platforms are being used to share her positions and the partys views on public issues. To connect its printed publicity material with its digital campaign, the CPI(M) has included QR codes on pamphlets distributed to voters. Scanning the codes enables residents to follow campaign updates and access the partys views through its online platforms. In Dharapuram, the CPI has organised its digital outreach by dividing the constituency into three parts. It has created a WhatsApp channel for each section under the title Dharapuram Idathu Pakkam, which party members translate as Dharapuram is for the Left. Around 100 WhatsApp groups have also been formed in the constituency, giving the party an additional network for distributing messages and coordinating campaign work. Across both constituencies, the approach combines party organisation with digital communication. Cadres circulate material through groups, while dedicated channels and social media pages allow voters to follow the campaign. The two parties are extending their outreach through platforms already used by voters, with supporters carrying their messages into networks as campaigning continues in Madurantakam and Dharapuram.
ECI to conduct special drive to enrol left-out electors in Villupuram
According to a release from District Election Officer and Collector Sheik Abdul Rahman, the Declaration Form attached with Form 6 will be used during the SIR phase only; for the non-SIR period, the forms applicable under the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960, will be used.
Remembering Singeetham Srinivasa Rao: Cinemas eternal experimenter at 94
From a silent film in the 1980s to the Telugu musical Sing Geetham this year, Rao broke the mold across languages and genres, inspiring generations of filmmakers
Watch: Sheikh Hasinas extradition possible via well-structured process says India to Bangladesh
Newborn girl strangled at hospital in M.P.'s Ashok Nagar; cops suspect family's role
A doctor who conducted the post-mortem found marks around the baby's neck, indicating strangulation, sources said
Raj, Uddhav Thackeray lead morcha in Mumbai against CEC
State leaders of Congress and the Sharad Pawar-led NCP (SP) also participated in the morcha, which began from the Metro Cinema and will traverse the short distance to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation headquarters in south Mumbai
Dharapuram bypoll will mark TVK's turning point: TN Minister
Digital Desk | Erode, Oct 4 (IANS) Tamil Nadu Minister Sengottaiyan on Sunday said the Dharapuram Assembly bypoll would mark a turning point in the states politics, asserting that enthusiasm for Chief Minister Vijay would translate into a significant victory for the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK). Speaking to reporters in Erode, Sengottaiyan said CM Vijay was scheduled to conduct a roadshow as part of the election campaign in Dharapuram. He described the constituency as one that would acquire special significance through the outcome of the contest. The minister claimed that people across the constituency were eager to see the Chief Minister and said the response reflected the support Vijay enjoyed among voters. He maintained that the public enthusiasm would strengthen the partys prospects in the bypoll. Wherever we look, people are eagerly waiting for an opportunity to see Chief Minister Vijay, Sengottaiyan said, expressing confidence that the party would secure a victory that would find a place in Tamil Nadus political history. He described Vijays leadership as a major blessing for the people and claimed that the TVK government was providing an administration free of corruption. The minister presented the partys record in office as a central reason for his confidence in its electoral prospects. Sengottaiyan said the Dharapuram contest would be different from other elections because of its potential to reshape the political landscape. He characterised the bypoll as a turning point, linking his prediction to the reception accorded to CM Vijay. In a pointed attack on the states two established political rivals, the minister claimed that the scale of the TVKs victory would discourage both the DMK and the AIADMK from contesting the next bypoll. His remarks placed the Dharapuram election within the wider contest for political influence in Tamil Nadu, with Sengottaiyan projecting a strong result as evidence of TVKs growing appeal. However, his statements about the outcome and its implications were predictions made during the campaign. He did not provide a projected victory margin or explain the basis for his claim that rival parties would stay away from a subsequent bypoll. The ministers comments came ahead of CM Vijays roadshow, which he portrayed as another opportunity for people to see the Chief Minister. Sengottaiyan maintained that the enthusiasm surrounding the visit would contribute to a memorable electoral success for the ruling party.
Health Wrap Episode 53 discuss cancer drug pricing, medicine misuse and dengue
The episode looks at medicine pricing, the risks of inappropriate painkiller and antibiotic use, and a new dengue early warning system being developed in Keralam
U.P. man held for molesting Nagaland women at Kolkata's JW Marriott hotel
According to the police, the incident took place between 12.30 a.m. and 1 a.m. when the two were cheering for the Brazil team in the lobby of this prominent five-star hotel located at EM Bypass area
Eradicating H. pylori can prevent gastric cancer, says Nobel laureate Barry Marshall
H. pylori is much more than an ulcer organism. If the infection persists for many years, it can cause chronic inflammation in the stomach and increase the risk of gastric cancer, says Dr. Marshall
Founded by French nuns in 1852, Visakhapatnams Fort Catholic Girls School turns 175
As the school in Visakhapatnam celebrates this remarkable milestone, it looks back on its long journey shaped by a rich history, generations of students who passed through its classrooms, the bonds forged by its alumnae, and the values that continue to define the institution; the closing ceremony of the jubilee year will be held in January 2027
Keralam govt. sought to revive a 20-year-old corruption allegation against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar, when the Kerala cadre IAS official was the States Public Works Department (PWD) secretary, by ordering a preliminary enquiry by the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB)
Child rights commission seeks report on alleged abuse of hostel girl in Ongole
The State Commission for Protection of Child Rights will visit the welfare hostel and speak to its staff and students; the accused, a retired employee, has been arrested
TVK government would be a curse for Tamil Nadu: TTV Dhinakaran
AMMK General Secretary TTV Dhinakaran launched a sharp attack on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay, alleging that a TVK government would be a
TN bypolls: FIR against Udhayanidhi Stalin for involving child in Dharapuram campaign
Digital Desk | Tiruppur, Oct 4 (IANS) Tiruppur district police have registered a case against Tamil Nadu Leader of Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin for allegedly involving a child in an election campaign and making the child speak in a manner insulting to the Chief Minister. The incident allegedly took place during a campaign meeting near the Periyar statue in Dharapuram town on Saturday, according to a press release issued by police. Police said the case has been registered at the Dharapuram Police Station and that an investigation was underway. The press release did not specify the legal provisions under which Udhayanidhi had been booked. The police action comes while the Model Code of Conduct is in force in the Dharapuram Assembly constituency. The district police referred to the Election Commissions instructions against involving children in election-related activities. According to the release, the Commission had directed that children should not be used for any activity connected with elections. Police cited these instructions while outlining the allegations relating to Saturdays campaign meeting. The statement alleged that Udhayanidhi made a child speak in a manner that insulted the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister. It also accused him of using children for election campaign purposes, but did not reproduce the remarks attributed to the child. The release did not explain how the child was brought into the campaign proceedings or describe the circumstances in which the alleged remarks were made. It also did not identify the child or provide details about the childs age. While confirming the registration of the case, police did not disclose whether the action followed a complaint from an individual, party or election official. No details of the complainant were included in the statement. The allegations outlined in the release remain subject to investigation. Police have announced the registration of a case, but the statement contains no findings, establishing the alleged conduct or explaining Udhayanidhis role beyond the accusation. The release also did not include a response from Udhayanidhi to the allegations or indicate whether police have sought his explanation. It offered no timetable for completing the investigation. Further details about the case, including the provisions invoked and the evidence being examined, were not provided. The district police said the Dharapuram Police Station was continuing its investigation into the alleged use of children during the election campaign meeting.
EPS Targets CM Vijay, TVK Over Cash-For-Votes Allegations Ahead Of Tamil Nadu Bypolls
AIADMK chief Edappadi K Palaniswami has stepped up his attack on TVK ahead of the Tamil Nadu bypolls in Madurantakam and Dharapuram, alleging that people are saying the Vijay-led party is offering more money for votes. TVK has strongly denied the charge, saying it never bribed voters even during the 2026 Assembly election and is relying on its campaign, women and youth supporters, and governance record. With campaigning ending, opposition parties continue to target TVK over alleged cash and gift distribution.
BengaluruMangaluru/Karwar day train cancellation during peak Dasara travel season upsets many
South Western Railway will cancel the services for 26 round trips in October, excluding a week during the peak Dasara season
Remembering Singeetham Srinivasa Rao
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'Debris field' found from medical flight missing over Atlantic en route to Boston
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister to Lead 40-Kilometer Road Show in Dharapuram Ahead of By-Elections
Chief Minister Vijay will campaign for candidate Sathya Bhama in a 40-kilometer road show in Dharapuram on October 6. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister to Lead 40-Kilometer Road Show in Dharapuram Ahead of By-Elections
Fishermen to Stage Black Flag March Against Proposed Secretariat Complex in Tamil Nadu
Fishermen in Chennai are set to protest against the Tamil Nadu governments proposed assembly and secretariat complex with a black flag march. Fishermen to Stage Black Flag March Against Proposed Secretariat Complex in Tamil Nadu
Chennai resident Seshadri Sukumar kickstarted a career in sports photography, mid-life, turning his back on the familiar and the comfortable, including a long career in the banking sector, and that has made all the difference. He is right now covering the 20th Asian Games in Japan
Police say the complaint against ACP Vivek Bhagat is being verified and CCTV footage examined; journalists plan to gather outside the Parliament Street police station at 11 a.m.
Vijay-led TVK joins INDIA bloc, opposition plans protests against CEC Gyanesh Kumar
The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), led by Vijay, has joined the INDIA alliance in Tamil Nadu , Tamil Nadu Congress Committee president Manickam Tagore said. He described the development as a very historic day for the alliance and said the entry of TVK would strengthen the opposition grouping in the state.
TN ministerial team to visit Kerala on Monday for Anamalayar-Nallaru project talks
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 4 (IANS) A delegation of Tamil Nadu ministers is expected to travel to Kerala on Monday to continue discussions on the Anamalayar-Nallaru project, a longstanding demand of farmers seeking improved irrigation facilities in Coimbatore, Tiruppur and Erode districts. According to reports, the delegation will comprise state Water Resources Minister Anand, Revenue Minister Sengottaiyan, Public Welfare Minister Arunraj and Tourism Minister Rajesh Kumar. The ministers are expected to meet Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan and the states Irrigation Minister to discuss the proposed project and its implementation. The visit, scheduled for October 5, is intended to carry forward discussions between the two states. However, the report does not specify the meeting venue, the detailed agenda or whether any formal agreement is expected during the talks. Farmers in the three western Tamil Nadu districts have long sought implementation of the Anamalayar-Nallaru project to strengthen irrigation facilities. Their demand forms the central backdrop to the proposed ministerial visit, which will bring the issue before Keralas political leadership. The delegations discussions are expected to focus on the projects implementation. The available information does not indicate whether the ministers will present a revised proposal, seek specific clearances or discuss a timetable for further negotiations. With the Water Resources Minister forming part of the delegation, the proposed meeting will provide an opportunity for direct discussions on the irrigation initiative. The participation of three other ministers also places the visit within a broader ministerial engagement between Tamil Nadu and Kerala. For farmers awaiting progress, the immediate significance of the visit lies in the continuation of discussions on a demand that has remained pending for years. The outcome will depend on what the two sides agree to take forward after their meeting. No details have been provided on the projects estimated cost, funding arrangements, construction schedule or the envisaged irrigation coverage. The report also does not mention any decision already reached between the two governments on these aspects. The planned visit, therefore, represents another round of discussions on the proposal. Whether it produces a concrete decision, a further meeting or additional examination of the project will become clear only after the talks. The focus now turns to Mondays expected meeting with CM Satheesan and the Irrigation Minister, as Tamil Nadu seeks to advance discussions on the farmers longstanding irrigation demand.
DMK Chief MK Stalin, Who Called Rahul Gandhi His
DMK chief and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, who has publicly described Congress leader Rahul Gandhi as his brother, has now accused the Congress party of stabbing the DMK in the back. Stalins remarks were made in the context of the Puducherry Assembly election, where he alleged that Congress had betrayed its alliance partner [] The post DMK Chief MK Stalin, Who Called Rahul Gandhi His Brother, Now Calls Congress Party A Backstabber appeared first on The Commune .
Satyagraha website launched by Rahul Gandhi: What is it?
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TN bypolls: CM Vijay to hold 40-km roadshow in Dharapuram as campaign ends today
Digital Desk | Dharapuram, Oct 4 (IANS) Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay will undertake a roadshow in Dharapuram on Sunday to seek votes for Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) candidate Sathyabama, as campaigning for the October 6 Assembly bypoll enters its final hours. The roadshow, covering approximately 40 kilometres between Dharapuram and Mulanur, will mark his second campaign visit to the constituency in support of the party candidate. Canvassing is scheduled to end at 6 p.m. The reserved constituency in Tiruppur district is witnessing a five-cornered contest involving TVK, DMK, AIADMK, Naam Tamilar Katchi and the Communist Party. Altogether, 22 candidates, including nominees of political parties and Independents, are in the fray. Candidates have been campaigning across the constituency throughout the day and night, while senior leaders of their parties and alliance partners have joined the effort to mobilise support. With the campaign deadline approaching, parties are intensifying their final appeals to voters. CM Vijay is scheduled to fly from Chennai to Coimbatore on Sunday before travelling by helicopter to Dharapuram. He is expected to arrive at 11 a.m. at a helipad prepared in Maruthi Nagar. From there, he will travel in a campaign van to the Udumalai roundabout junction, about two kilometres away, to begin the roadshow through key parts of the town. The itinerary includes the Periyar statue junction, Five Roads junction and Meenakshipuram. CM Vijay will subsequently proceed through Kulathupalayam, Karaiyur and Mulanur, with the route also covering the Vanjiamman temple area. After completing the programme, he will return to Maruthi Nagar along the same route. He will then take a helicopter to Coimbatore and board a flight back to Chennai. Security has been strengthened along the roadshow route ahead of the Chief Ministers visit. Barricades have been installed on both sides of the roads to facilitate public viewing during the campaign procession. Coimbatore West Zone Inspector General of Police Ramya Bharathi inspected the helipad at Maruthi Nagar as part of the preparations. Tiruppur Superintendent of Police Shruti Singh accompanied her, along with officials from the Revenue and Public Works departments and other police personnel. The inspection formed part of preparations for CM Vijays arrival and departure, while security arrangements along the planned route were being put in place for the final day of campaigning. Polling will take place on Tuesday.
Vithya Ramrajs record run: How far has India come in the 400m hurdles?
She broke P.T. Ushas 42-year-old record to win bronze, while also anchoring India to gold in the womens 4400m relay and silver in the mixed 4400m relay. Vithyas coach, Nehpal Singh Rathore, explains why she needed to train for both the 400m hurdles and the flat.
Black flag march today against proposed TN's Pattinapakkam secretariat complex
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 4 (IANS) Fishermen from 10 coastal villages in Pattinapakkam will stage a black flag march on Sunday in protest against the Tamil Nadu governments proposal to use land in the area for the construction of a new Assembly and Secretariat complex. The protest, organised by the Mylapore Area All Fishermen Village Panchayat Council, will be staged at the Mullikuppam-Srinivasapuram Loop Road junction. Residents of the fishing settlements will also hoist black flags along the beachfront as a mark of opposition to the project. The council has demanded that the state government withdraw GO 564, which it said provides for the proposed Assembly and Secretariat complex at Pattinapakkam. Fishermen maintain that the land should continue to be reserved for the welfare, rehabilitation and housing needs of the traditional fishing community. Sundays demonstration is the latest in a series of protests against the proposal. Fishermen had staged an agitation on September 29, urging the government to revoke the order and ensure that the land remained available to the coastal community. With no change in the governments position, the village council decided to intensify its campaign through the black flag protest. According to the council, land falling under Survey Nos. 4592 and 4593. was originally acquired through GO Ms No. 3313, dated October 10, 1957, specifically for the rehabilitation and long-term housing of fishermen living in the locality. The council argued that using the property for a government administrative complex would go against the purpose for which it was acquired and would undermine assurances previously given to the fishing community. Fishermen have also cited the states climate vulnerability assessments while opposing any move to relocate residents from the area. They claimed that the assessments indicate Mullikuppam would remain relatively safe from projected sea-level rise through 2050 and 2100. The fishing community has urged the government to formally recognise the locality as a fishermen's residential zone under the Coastal Regulation Zone Notification, 2019. The protesters said coastal land traditionally associated with fishing communities should be protected for their housing and livelihood requirements rather than diverted for major infrastructure projects. They have called on the government to reconsider the proposed allocation and hold consultations with residents before proceeding with the Secretariat project.
Nolo becomes Category 3 Hurricane in remote Pacific Ocean
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Tamil Nadu, a $400 billion-plus economy with more than 10% annual growth, lacks an airport that matches its economic scale. Chennais Meenambakkam airport handled 23 million passengers in FY26, well below Bengaluru and Hyderabad, while the states other airports also lack the capacity to meet growing demand.
Here is a select list of stories to start the day
Lula ahead in polls for Brazils first-round vote; runoff likely
If no candidate wins more than 50% of valid votes which exclude blank and null ballots on October 4, the two frontrunners advance to a second-round runoff on October 25
Sri Lanka Navy apprehends nine Rameswaram fishermen, seizes boat near Neduntheevu
Nine fishermen from Rameswaram were apprehended by the Sri Lankan Navy after allegedly crossing maritime boundaries. The incident has caused unrest among local fishermen who are demanding government intervention. Fisherman Association President Karalmarks condemned the arrests and called for dialogue between Tamil Nadu and Sri Lankan fishermen. Previous instances of Tamil Nadu fishermen being detained by Sri Lankan authorities have been reported frequently.
Excerpt from Ramachandra Guhas Arguments with Gandhi
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Yemens Houthis say they attacked Aramco facility in Riyadh with missiles, drones
The reported attack comes amid escalating hostilities between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis, who have stepped up attacks on Saudi cities and energy infrastructure
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Lokesh outlines States strategy to become leading destination
Speed, service and stability are the core principles, says the HRD Minister, adding that focus is on converting investment commitments into projects, jobs and long-term economic growth
Panchayat elections in Rajasthan to be held in four phases from October 23
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Odisha Governor directs filling of teaching posts amid 70% vacancy in public universities
The recruitment process for vacant teaching posts should be initiated by the first week of November and complete it by the end of the month, said Hari Babu Kambhampati
Netanyahu invites true hero Indian flydubai captain to Israel
Mr. Netanyahu told him he was amazed at his courage and his ability to stay cool under impossible conditions
AIADMK members lay siege to Dharapuram police station
Trust undertakes traffic management and cleanliness drive to mark Gandhi Jayanthi
Fire breaks out at defunct building near Teynampet signal
Fire and Rescue Services personnel reached the spot and brought the blaze under control
Wall of Hope, mental health initiative led by youth, unveiled in city
Goldsmith ends life outside womens police station
Gantihole urges people to make effective use of Praja Seva Abhiyan meetings
Police arrest burglars, recover valuables worth 18 lakh within 24 hours of the crime
Man arrested for hoax bomb threat to Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital
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Two held for posing as railway staff and robbing passengers
M.R. Poovamma feted in Mangaluru
Man held for taking away motorcycle
The police are searching for his colleague, who allegedly accompanied him
Madurantakam by-election: Will the AIADMK bastion fall to TVKs growing popularity?
Maragatham Kumaravel, a former AIADMK leader, now seeks re-election as the TVKs candidate after resigning as AIADMK MLA barely three weeks after the 2026 result; while some voters are undecided, some say they may not vote for the TVK despite the CMs popularity
Start preparation for polls to local bodies, U T Khader tells Congress cadres
Work on Mamallan reservoir project has affected key habitat for migratory waterbirds: trust
A survey of the Mamallan reservoir project area recorded around 3,500 waterbirds; 51 species, including 25 protected under the UN Convention on Migratory Species, were found, it says
Direct container service from Chennai to Vietnam, Malaysia, and China launched
With this new service, one more regular maritime connectivity has commenced between Chennai and Vietnam
Persons with disabilities participate in anti-drug awareness walkathon
Heat to ease as rain activity set to pick up in parts of T.N. from today
Chennais Meenambakkam recorded 36.2 degrees Celsius on Saturday, which was the highest temperature recorded in the State for the day
Authorities enforce cap on visitors to Perumalmudi, Melmudi in Coimbatore
CUMTA prepares detailed plan for upgrading citys MRTS network ahead of CMRL takeover
It has formulated 12 measures and recommendations for the takeover, and shared them with CMRL; bids will be floated to rope in firms for security services and housekeeping; CMRL is also expected to replace malfunctioning lifts in MRTS stations, following which fresh train sets will be ordered
175th year anniversary fete held at College of Fine Arts
Tamil Nadu Government Maintains Temporary Halt on Crop Loan Recovery Amid Farmer Complaints
The Tamil Nadu government has reiterated a temporary halt on crop loan recovery, urging farmers to report any violations. Tamil Nadu Government Maintains Temporary Halt on Crop Loan Recovery Amid Farmer Complaints
Loop Road fishermen to hold black flag protest on Sunday
Paris police chief says student protest movement out of control, urges peaceful action
The students blockading high schools have voiced anger over overcrowding in classrooms, regular shortages of teachers and dilapidated buildings, blaming years of underinvestment
Vijay slams Stalin over indecent remarks against TVK candidate
TVK moves ECI against Stalin over body-shaming remarks on Dharapuram candidate
It directs the secretary of Karode grama panchayat in Thiruvananthapuram district to evict encroachers from a puramboke land to ensure right of way for children
Govt forced bypolls through horse trading: Stalin
TVK govt is the worst regime in the country: EPS
Delhi Court seeks police report on FIR plea over CM Rekha Guptas Hanuman remarks
Tamil Nadu Pauses Crop Loan Recovery By Coop Societies
Farmers who receive calls regarding the collection of outstanding crop loans are urged to lodge a complaint: Reports
Singeetham Srinivasa Rao, veteran filmmaker, dies in Chennai
No rush for subsidised onions at Vijayawada Rythu Bazaars
Bitchat removed from Apples India App Store following govt's demand: Jack Dorsey
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Chief Manager of Indian Bank, IT wing dies
DGP Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal reviews law and order situation
Gang held in connection with murder of VCK functionary
Arrested persons were lodged at Central Prison in Vellore
Yet another POCSO case booked against Gem Granites Veeramani
This is the fifth case filed against him
Probe into TVK MLA driving government bus without valid licence during launch of scheme
A video that went viral on social media showed Mr. Kumar driving a government bus with around 30 commuters
Constitutional rights cant be denied for delayed minority certificate: HC
Madurantakam bypolls: TVK scared of defeat, says EPS
HC cannot order closure of Tasmac shops beyond prohibited distance
