The Cat in the Hat movie review: A fun way to step into the holiday season
The jokes are sweet, the voice work is lively and the action delightfully chaotic in this adaptation of Dr Seusss iconic childrens book
U.S. FBI and regulators issue warning about cyber-attacks targeting industrial refrigerators
The U.S. regulators warned organisations about ongoing cyber threat activity targeting industrial refrigeration and cold chain monitoring systems, shortly after these hacks led to huge amounts of food waste across European supermarkets
One injured in explosion at Ghaziabad police outpost; ATS, bomb disposal team at site
At that time, a Sub-Inspector and a delivery boy were present at the location; following this, an investigation was initiated, and all available evidence at the scene has been collected, said Ghaziabad Police Commissioner J. Ravinder Goud
The BJPs strategic silence on the young religious storytellers disparaging comments on Lord Krishna suggests a plan to bring the Krishna Janmabhoomi issue into public discourse and question SP leaderships commitment to their patron deity.
Jharkhand tribal activist Nisha Bhagats last rites to be held in Gumla, BJP demands CBI probe
Before her death on November 6, Nisha Bhagat accused the Hemant Soren-led State Government and land brokers of harassing her during a Facebook Live session
3rd Unofficial Test: Jaiswal Hits 102 As India A Take Control Against NZ A On Opening Day
Captain Dhruv Jurel: Yashasvi Jaiswal continued his prolific run with the bat, registering his second consecutive century to put India A in a commanding position against New Zealand A on the opening day of the third unofficial Test here on Saturday. The left-handed opener struck 102 off 127 deliveries, while Sai Sudharsan remained unbeaten on 77 as the visitors reached 227/2 before persistent rain brought an early end to the days proceedings. Having remained unbeaten on 155 in the previous unofficial Test in Christchurch, Jaiswal once again demonstrated his ability to dictate proceedings against the New Zealand A bowling attack. His 175-run opening partnership with Sudharsan laid the foundation for Indias strong start, with the pair negotiating the initial movement before gradually taking control of the contest. India A were asked to bat after losing the toss, but the decision did little to unsettle the visitors. With the upcoming Test series against New Zealand beginning on November 19, India A also included Jasprit Bumrah, Ravindra Jadeja and Prasidh Krishna in their line-up as preparations for the assignment gathered momentum. The opening session saw Jaiswal and Sudharsan adopt a measured approach against the New Zealand pacers, who found some assistance from the surface. Jaiswal frequently used his feet to counter the movement, while Sudharsan focused on building his innings through patience and disciplined shot selection. Jaiswal gradually shifted gears after settling in, finding the boundary three times in an over from Jarrod McKay. India A went into the lunch interval without losing a wicket, having successfully negotiated the early challenge. The left-hander encountered a few uncomfortable moments after the resumption, particularly when he was beaten on successive occasions while approaching his half-century. However, he soon brought up the milestone with a well-timed boundary. New Zealand A had an opportunity to break the partnership when Matthew Boyle failed to hold on to a catch at slip with Jaiswal batting on 54. The missed chance proved costly as the opener immediately accelerated, collecting three consecutive boundaries before clearing the ropes against Zak Gibson. At the other end, Sudharsan continued to occupy the crease and eventually reached his half-century after facing 129 deliveries. While his partner attacked more frequently, the Tamil Nadu batter ensured that India A maintained a steady flow of runs. Jaiswal brought up his century in emphatic fashion, reaching the three-figure mark from just 127 balls with consecutive boundaries. However, his innings came to an end shortly afterwards when he chipped a delivery towards mid-off for 102. He also required attention from the physio during his stay at the crease after appearing to experience cramps. The dismissal brought an end to the opening stand, but India A remained firmly in control. The scoring rate dipped after the tea interval as Devdutt Padikkal took time to settle alongside Sudharsan. Padikkal eventually fell for 15 after attempting an expansive drive against McKay, only to edge the delivery behind. Captain Dhruv Jurel managed to add a boundary, but rain intervened shortly after the drinks break, forcing the players off the field and bringing an end to the days play. For New Zealand A, Danru Ferns was the standout bowler, finishing with figures of 1/16 from 10 overs. McKay also picked up a wicket, conceding 45 runs. India A will resume their innings at 227/2, with Sudharsan unbeaten on 77 and Jurel at the crease, having made four. With two established batters already having laid a substantial foundation, the visitors will look to build an even bigger first-innings total when play resumes. For New Zealand A, Danru Ferns was the standout bowler, finishing with figures of 1/16 from 10 overs. McKay also picked up a wicket, conceding 45 runs. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
The Famous Five from Chennais IT sector
For close to five years now, every Saturday, a group of colleagues from the MEPZ-Tambaram Sanatorium and Sholinganallur offices of Cognizant Technology Solutions have been cooking and serving specially prepared meals for residents of orphanages and old-age homes. This being a Deepavali weekend, there were grand additions to the menu
Top U.S., China officials raise trade 'concerns' as APEC approaches
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer held a call with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng and discussed economic and trade commitments over the last year
Assam OIL facility fire death toll rises to two
Five other workers injured in the incident are undergoing treatment
Watch: The problem with making voter IDs the gateway to welfare | The Hindu Editorial
A proposal to use voter identity cards and biometric authentication for welfare payments has triggered a nationwide debate. Critics argue that linking welfare benefits to electoral rolls could exclude vulnerable citizens whose names are missing from voter lists, despite being eligible for government support. The proposal has also revived concerns surrounding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls and the legal distinction between voting rights and welfare entitlements. This editorial examines the proposal, the legal questions involved, the Supreme Courts observations on electoral rolls, and the potential implications for millions of beneficiaries who depend on government welfare schemes.
Busoverturns asdriver falls asleep, seveninjuredin Tirupati
The driver has reportedly dozed off and applied sudden brake while the bus slipped towards an adjacent canal, which was not clear due to stagnant rainwater on the road
Tamil Nadu govt sanctions 198 crore as honorarium for officials involved in 2026 Assembly election
A Government order, issued by the Public (Elections) Department, stated one months basic pay, subject to a maximum of 45,000, whichever is less, will be paid to officials and staff members involved in 2026 Assembly election
CM Vijay orders 2,000-crore allocation to implement Vetri Laptop Scheme for college students
Under the scheme, students pursuing first- and second-year undergraduate and diploma courses in government and government-aided colleges during the 2026-2027 academic year will be eligible for laptops
In report submitted to State government shortly before being relieved from the post, Seeram Sambasiva Rao mentions that Excise Minister M. Liju was acquainted with one of the bar owners allegedly involved in the transactions
ASTraM analysis identifies 10 major traffic bottlenecks across the Capital as daily congestion rises 12.6% year-on-year; Chirag Delhi records a nearly 79% surge, while commercial activity, roadside parking, freight movement and poorly designed junctions fuel traffic snarls
Iran says forces 'stronger' than at beginning of war
The Islamic Republics armed forces, having gained experience from direct confrontation with United States and Israel, are stronger than they were at the beginning of the war, Iranian Army Spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia said
Happy birthday, Anushka Shetty: Queen of south cinema turns a year older!
Anushka Shetty, the Queen of South Indian cinema, turns a year older today. A recipient of three Filmfare Awards South, two Nandi Awards, and one Tamil Nadu State Film Award, the multi-lingual superstar needs no introduction.
The Siang dam and a threatened homeland
The Adi community has been protesting against the Siang Upper Multipurpose Project in Arunachal Pradesh, saying it threatens their land, livelihoods, and civilisation. The agitation has turned violent in response to increasing use of force by the State authorities. The community alleges that the State government has used deceit, force, and threats to get consent for the feasibility study. Abhinay Lakshman reports on the resistance
Heavy rain forecast for Tamil Nadu for next two days; eight districts on alert for Diwali
Digital Desk | Chennai, Nov 7 (IANS) The Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) in Chennai has forecast heavy rainfall in several parts of Tamil Nadu over the next two days, with eight districts likely to experience intense showers on Sunday, coinciding with Deepavali celebrations. According to the weather department, a trough extending from the southeast Arabian Sea and adjoining Kerala region towards south interior Karnataka is influencing weather conditions across Tamil Nadu, bringing widespread rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds. The RMC said isolated places in Madurai, Theni and Dindigul districts are likely to receive heavy rainfall on Saturday, November 7. Thunderstorms accompanied by lightning and winds reaching speeds of 30 to 40 kmph are also expected in these areas. Moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and gusty winds has been forecast in Chengalpattu, Villupuram, Cuddalore, Mayiladuthurai, Nagapattinam, Tiruvarur, Thanjavur, Virudhunagar, Tenkasi, Thoothukudi and Ramanathapuram districts. Similar weather conditions are expected in parts of Kanniyakumari, Coimbatore and the Nilgiris, besides Puducherry and Karaikal. Other parts of Tamil Nadu may experience isolated light rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms. The weather department has warned that rainfall activity could intensify on Sunday, November 8, when Deepavali will be celebrated across the state. Heavy rainfall is likely at isolated places in eight districts Thanjavur, Tiruvarur, Nagapattinam, Mayiladuthurai, Pudukkottai, Ramanathapuram, Thoothukudi and Kanniyakumari. These districts could also experience thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds reaching speeds of 30 to 40 kmph, potentially affecting outdoor festivities and travel during the festival. Meanwhile, moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and strong winds is expected in Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, Chengalpattu, Villupuram, Cuddalore, Kallakurichi, Tiruchirappalli, Ariyalur, Perambalur, Erode, Madurai, Dindigul, Tenkasi and Tirunelveli districts, besides Puducherry. The forecast indicates that coastal and southern districts could experience relatively widespread rainfall during the festival period, while several interior districts may receive intermittent showers. Light rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms is also likely at isolated places elsewhere in Tamil Nadu. With Deepavali celebrations approaching, the forecast assumes significance as millions of people prepare for festival-related travel, shopping and outdoor activities. The weather departments warning highlights the possibility of lightning and gusty winds alongside rainfall during the two-day period.
The outbreak has worsened financial strain on poultry farmers, who spent heavily on chicks and feed. Meanwhile, lab tests have ruled out bird flu.
United States offers $20 million reward for information on 'Iran's nuclear program': CENTCOM
U.S. State Department program, Rewards for Justice, gave no specific parameters on what information would yield a $20 million reward
OpenAI to press ahead with data-centre expansion despite midterm sweep, CFO says
One of the corporate faces of the AI boom, OpenAI has moved quickly to counter fears that a shift in congressional power could slow the industrys growth
The honour celebrates Prof. Chockalingams academic career, spanning more than five decades and marked by pioneering work in criminology and victimology
Annamalai urges people to buy more crackers for Diwali, cites livelihood of eight lakh workers
Digital Desk | Chennai, Nov 7 (IANS) We The Leaders President, K. Annamalai, has appealed to people across Tamil Nadu to celebrate Diwali by purchasing and bursting firecrackers in large quantities, saying the survival of thousands of families depends on the state's fireworks industry. In a video message released ahead of the festival, Annamalai urged people to support locally manufactured firecrackers, particularly those produced in Sivakasi, the country's major fireworks manufacturing hub in Virudhunagar district. He said the industry provides direct employment to nearly three lakh people and indirectly supports another five lakh workers, making it an important source of livelihood for approximately eight lakh people. When we buy firecrackers, we are helping someone put food on the table, he said, emphasising the economic significance of Diwali sales. Referring to concerns about air pollution, Annamalai acknowledged the importance of environmental protection but disagreed with the argument that firecrackers alone were responsible for pollution. He maintained that the firecracker industry should not be subjected to disproportionate restrictions while other sources of pollution continued to exist in the country. Annamalai concluded by urging families to visit neighbourhood shops with their children and purchase locally manufactured firecrackers. He said public support during Diwali was essential to protect the livelihoods of workers and ensure the continued survival of Tamil Nadu's traditional fireworks industry. Annamalai's message on the use of firecrackers came at a time when major metropolitans like Delhi, Mumbai, Gurugram and the National Capital Region including Noida and Ghaziabad in North India have been reeling under high levels of pollution. As the AQI touches nearly 400 in Delhi, and surrounding areas there have been calls to ban the use of firecrackers as the air quality that is already bad turns worse after Diwali and turns the region into a gas chamber. Amid the worsening pollution situation, the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) on Friday invoked Stage III of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) across Delhi-NCR as a precautionary measure, days ahead of Diwali. Under the existing Stage III framework, a nine-point action plan will be implemented across Delhi-NCR to contain rising pollution levels. The measures include restrictions on construction and demolition activities, vehicle movement and industrial operations, along with steps concerning schools and offices. The restrictions are aimed at reducing emissions and preventing further deterioration in air quality across the region.
Efforts on to trace missing Telugu student in USA: Telangana Minister Komatireddy
U.S. military carries out fresh targeted strikes on Iran as Tehran weighs mediator's proposals
They knocked out they built a little bit of an anti-aircraft device and we knocked it out in about 15 minutes, maybe five, says U.S. President Trump
Amazon rolls out text-based shopping through Alexa
Amazon said the new text feature lets users research and compare products, track deals and price drops, and have Alexa for Shopping complete purchases
Two sisters injured in shooting at Navi Mumbai home; one arrested, another on the run
One sister suffered a bullet injury to her back, while the other was grazed near her ear; police are investigating the motive behind the attack
'Fake Authors, Fake Publishers, Books By AI': Tamil Nadu's Mega Library Row - NDTV
Epic failures: on electoral roll, welfare
The electoral roll cannot be used to determine welfare beneficiaries
TN simplifies wetland conversion rules, removes District Collectors from approval process
Digital Desk | Chennai, Nov 7 (IANS) The Tamil Nadu government has introduced major changes to the procedure for converting agricultural wetlands for non-agricultural use in non-planning areas, transferring approval powers from district collectors to the Directorate of Town and Country Planning (DTCP). The decision is expected to benefit landowners, builders and developers by reducing procedural delays and enabling faster processing of land conversion applications without compromising existing regulatory safeguards. The new arrangement allows the Director of Town and Country Planning to grant prior concurrence directly, replacing the earlier system under which applicants were required to secure clearance from district collectors before proceeding with planning permission. The Housing and Urban Development Department issued the government order on November 4, implementing amendments to the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971, approved during the recent Assembly session. Department Secretary R. Kirlosh Kumar said the changes were intended to make the approval process more efficient. The amendments to Sections 47-A and 9-F of the Act transfer the responsibility for granting prior concurrence from district collectors to the DTCP. Previously, developers and landowners seeking to convert agricultural wetlands had to obtain clearance from the district collector before approaching the DTCP for planning permission. The revised procedure removes this two-stage approval process. However, officials clarified that environmental and land-related safeguards would remain unchanged. A senior DTCP official said applicants would continue to require all mandatory no-objection certificates from the departments concerned. The government has not relaxed the existing scrutiny requirements governing land conversion. Under the new guidelines, applicants must upload nine prescribed documents through the online Single Window Portal. These include ownership or lease documents, patta, Chitta and Adangal records covering the previous three Fasli years, drainage plans and topographical maps indicating developments within a 500-metre radius of the proposed site. Applicants must also submit an affidavit confirming that the proposed conversion does not involve government poramboke land or property belonging to others. The government has deleted Rule 6 of the 2017 Rules, which mandated inspection and scrutiny by district collectors. However, safeguards prescribed under Rule 7 will continue to apply. The construction industry has welcomed the decision. Builders Association of India representatives said approvals previously took two to three months and expressed hope that the revised procedure would reduce processing time to 1530 days. The decision is part of a broader effort by the Tamil Nadu government to ease land-use regulations and facilitate investment. It comes weeks after the state removed the requirement for Agriculture Department approval for industrial development on dry agricultural land, signalling a shift towards faster clearances for construction and industrial projects.
The Supreme Court permitted the bursting of certified green firecrackers between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. and between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. on November 7 and November 8, 2026 in Delhi-NCR
Deepavali without mithai: What happens when a dessert addict gives up sugar for a year?
After nearly a year without added sugar, author Prajwal Parajuly, a former dessert obsessive, faces Deepavali without sel roti, jalebis or ladoos. He even resorted to a hummus cake. But is this the sacrifice of a lifetime worth it?
Deepavali 2026: How ready-to-drink cocktails are changing Indias festive drinking scene
From rasmalai-inspired cocktails to jamun mint and guava chilli, ready-to-drink beverages are bringing Indian flavours to Deepavali parties, reflecting changing tastes and a growing market for convenient cocktails
Counting of votes in ZPTCs and MPTCs begins in Andhra Pradesh
State Election Commissioner Anil Chandra Punetha and other top officials are monitoring the counting.
Tamil Nadu BJP chief criticises TVK government over police sub-inspector attack
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The Imran Khan case and foreigners in national politics
How a love story grew into a deep belonging to India
Sonia Gandhis much-awaited Belonging is a personal memoir, with politics providing the background or a kind of framework, as she puts it in the book
Id always disliked politics | An excerpt from Sonia Gandhis Belonging: A Journey of Love
In her memoir, the senior Congress party leader revisits the years of hesitation and personal conflict before duty finally prevailed
Where I truly belong: Sonia Gandhi on her memoir Belonging: A Journey of Love
Ahead of the release of her much-discussed memoir, the senior Congress party leader talks about her journey from privacy to public life in India
Scene vs Mookuthi Amman 2 Box Office Day 2: Suriya or Nayanthara, Who Is Winning Diwali Fight?
Tamil Nadu was Suriya's biggest market, accounting for 10.75 crore gross against 1.80 crore for Nayanthara. Kerala widened the gap.
India, EU conclude multi-billion Euro global innovation programme
Indias association with the Horizon programme is seen as part of the comprehensive strategic agenda of the two sides for the next five years
Iran reviewing proposals on Tehrans nuclear programme: Officials
Mediators and Iran have discussed a potential bridge deal aimed at helping pave the way for further talks on Tehrans nuclear programme, according to regional officials
Carrick seeks breathing space as United manager
The reality is that the club could be bottom of the table when it kicks off on November 8 if results go against it; City meets Forest in the quest to break a string of losses as it plays catch up with Arsenal
Jr Sehwag and Lakshya shine as India win
India coasted to 129 for no loss in just 19.1 overs to win with 185 balls remaining and begin its campaign in style. Asked to bat, Nepal slipped to 51 for four at one stage
DVAC books Durai Murugan in alleged 1,427-crore Tamil Nadu sand mining scam
The investigation follows complaints alleging tender violations, excess quarrying and fabricated transport permits across 28 river sand quarries in Tamil Nadu.
Paraguayan President Pena impeached over banking crisis
Santiago Pena had offered his resignation over the disaster, but lawmakers pressed ahead with impeachment proceedings that would strip him of immunity granted to former Presidents
Unhappy Milind Deora shoots a letter to BMC chief over event exclusion
The event was for a housing project under the Ashray Yojana; the event took place on November 6, 2026
Video gaming industry faces headwinds, feels the bite of the RMG ban
Disallowed Friday prayers, under house detention for 6thday: Mirwaiz
On the previous Friday, the Mirwaiz mentioned in his sermon the findings of the International Crisis Group report on Jammu and Kashmir and highlighted the concerns over political prisoners, civil liberties and the need for meaningful political engagement and reconciliation
Tiger Shroff firing case: Accused claims to be minor, court orders age verification within 15 days
The court extended the police custody of Phool Singh and four other accused until November 11, while the remaining seven were remanded to judicial custody
Karnataka CM ridicules BJP leaders for trying to take credit for PMs visit
Governor asks for status report on all public universities in Karnataka
Periyar Arivulagam books row: political leaders raise concern over allegations, call for action
Kamal Haasan demands the immediate withdrawal of the fake books from all libraries. M.H. Jawahirullah wants the formation of an independent committee to examine all books procured for the public library. Others, including Anbumani Ramadoss and K. Annamalai, want the government to take up a thorough investigation of the allegations
T.N. govt. allocates monthly maintenance fund of 1,000 to 12,646 VAO offices
University of Madras, Sutherland Global Services to collaborate for setting up an AI lab
T.N. govt. enhances compensation for various categories of human-wildlife conflict
The compensation for major injuries or partial disability resulting in 20% to 60% incapacitation for humans, duly certified by the District Medical Officer or a constituted medical board, has been increased from 59,100 to a maximum of 5 lakh
Train-platform gap yet to be rectified at Adambakkam
It is awaiting clearance from the Research Designs and Standards Organisation; flagging safety risks posed by the gap between the train and the platform, CCRS prohibited MRTS trains from stopping at the newly built station
Sailor killed in Gulf as Iran says tankers on fire
The Marshall Islands-flagged tanker Velos Sapphire was sailing to Bahrain empty of cargo when the attack happened on November 5, Velos Tankers said in a statement
Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services gears up for Deepavali
Duraimurugan clarifies on Hindu rituals at granddaughters wedding
Avadi, Tambaram police destroy over 1.7 tonnes of ganja
Police conduct raids at 14 hookah bars; book 13 for violations
Students turn orators at Speak For India district rounds in city
Mohammed Shami retires from Test cricket, to continue playing white-ball formats
The 36-year-old claimed 229 wickets from 64 Test matches
Students urged to explore opportunities beyond conventional career paths
Students must take ownership of their careers, identify their strengths, and continuously upgrade skills to succeed in an evolving professional landscape, say speakers at a career seminar organised by The Hindu FIC
Political leaders demand probe into Coimbatore library scam
Dog takes Metro ride from Anna Nagar to Koyambedu
It entered Anna Nagar Tower station through exit staircase; guards not posted at some exit points, says a source; staff travelled with the dog and got it out of the train at Koyambedu station
12 of family injured in fire caused by CNG leak in M.P.'s Orchha; two of them critical
Scrap dealer Khalil had purchased a CNG cylinder from someone and was trying to dismantle it to extract brass and other metals when the gas leaked out of it and sparked a fire
Former flight attendant counselled for abandoning her newborn near CM Vijays home
Demonetisation and the health costs of cash shortages
Research shows the hidden public health costs of Indias demonetisation and the importance of liquidity
TVK MLAs horse trading claim: former Madurai Deputy Mayor P.M. Mannan arrested, released on bail
Based on Madurai Central TVK MLA Mustafas complaint of horse-trading bid, CCB registers case under Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 and for criminal conspiracy and Mr. Mannan, now with the AIADMK, was picked up for inquiry.
TVK MLAs horse trading claim: former Madurai Deputy Mayor P.M. Mannan arrested, released on bail
Based on Madurai Central TVK MLA Mustafas complaint of horse-trading bid, CCB registers case under Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 and for criminal conspiracy and Mr. Mannan, now with the AIADMK, was picked up for inquiry.
Letters to The Editor November 7, 2026
Young and fast: on F1s youngest champion
As F1s youngest champion, Kimi Antonelli can attract a new generation of fans
DVAC books Duraimurugan in illegal sand mining case
The former Minister has been cited as the first accused in the multi-crore scam, which was flagged by the ED; searches in 34 locations across the State have uncovered 825 incriminating documents
Krishi mela will be held for three days instead of one day: Agriculture Minister
Rain may dampen Diwali celebrations in Chennai, neighbouring districts
Flight fares skyrocket as airlines cash in on Diwali rush
Festival rush: Auto rides cost an arm and a leg
Cab drivers take flyers for a ride at Chennai airport
Diwali exodus brings Chennai to a crawl; bus hubs, railway stations overflow
Ex-CJI to oversee TN forest exercise
The apex court directed the committee to begin functioning immediately and instructed the Tamil Nadu government to provide all necessary logistical and administrative assistance.
DMK demands independent probe into book procurement for Periyar Arivulagam
Former Higher Education Minister Govi. Chezhiaan issues statement after Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay blames the erstwhile DMK government for the issue
West Bengal may get 1 lakh crore investments in a few months: Suvendu Adhikari
Suvendu Adhikari said the BJP-led government would offer incentives starting May 9, but would be unable to clear the industrial incentives backlog of nearly Rs 50,000 crore owing to the state's debt burden of Rs 8 lakh crore. He promised to clear the backlog once West Bengal becomes a financially stronger state like Gujarat, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu in the next two years.
No communication received on withdrawal of books, says Periyar Arivulagam librarian
Officials told to make fool proof arrangements for CII Partnership Summit
CII Partnership Summit will be held on November 12 and 13 at the Andhra University Engineering College grounds in Visakhapatnam
Chennai wedding sparks buzz as three southern leaders share stage
A wedding reception in Chennai saw the attendance of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay and YS Jagan Mohan Reddy. K T Rama Rao was also present, as the three leaders interacted during the event. Their differing political positions raised various speculations about potential collaborations in the future. Despite cordial relations among Jagan and KTR, alliances may be complicated due to existing political dynamics.
Eleventh hour Deepavali shopping keeps all roads busy, crowded
