Tamil Nadu: AI, Quantum Technologies Will Shape The Future: Vice-President
Across all campuses, 11,684 graduates were eligible for degrees this year under the faculty of engineering and technology: Reports
Traffic around KBR Park goes one-way with 10 U-turn points and 13 exits from August 18
The lane-change and U-turn points are located at TG Study Circle, BRS Bhavan, Omega Hospital, Jana Reddy, Apollo Cradle, Taj Mahal, Phoenix Building, Road No. 65, Mantri Towers and Cream Stone.
AILU demands resignation of BCI chairman
The Union demanded the resignation of the BCI chairman over the controversial order barring the enrolment of NALSAR students.
South Korea says it fired warning shots after North Korean soldiers crossed demarcation line
Khammam CCS police arrest two for tampering with forest permits
YSRCP demands immediate reinstatement of suspended teachers
Three arrested after Bengal CJP volunteers father dies in attack
Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari dismisses allegations that BJP workers were behind the assault; CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke says we are not going to back off
State draws inspiration from freedom fighter Gouthu Latchannas ideals, say Ministers
Various Ministers participate in the State-level birth anniversary celebrations of Sardar Gouthu Latchanna, organised by the BC Welfare Corporation in Vijayawada, and recall his contribution to the freedom movement and struggle for the rights of Backward Classes and other sections of society
NMDC marks 53.15 MT production; targets 60 MT in FY27 and 100 MT by 2030
Karnataka's Chief Minister D K Shivakumar grapples with a complex challenge around Cauvery water management. He is determined to safeguard the livelihoods of local farmers while fulfilling the state's legal obligations for water release. Furthermore, the government remains steadfast in its commitment to the Mekedatu project. Addressing concerns regarding a new bill on public property usage, Shivakumar clarified that it is not intended to target any particular organization.
Protests Against NEET Continue in Chennai Despite Tamil Nadu Assembly Resolution
Chennai, August 16: Protests against the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) are ongoing in Chennai, despite a new resolution passed by the Tamil Nadu Assembly. Demonstrators argue that the interests of underprivileged and marginalized students cannot be protected without completely abolishing NEET. Separate movements are taking place in Thiruvottiyur and Egmore. In Thiruvottiyur, former ... Read more Protests Against NEET Continue in Chennai Despite Tamil Nadu Assembly Resolution
Agniveer recruitment list for CAPFs will come from armed forces
This indicates that ex-Agniveers may not be allowed to apply directly to the CAPFs for recruitment under the Agniveer quota; though the armed forces do not have caste-based quotas, CAPF caste quotas will apply for recruitment of ex-Agniveers
BJP plans to provide stolen money to women as allowance: Akhilesh Yadav
Hanur shoot-out: Withdrawal of protest paves way for post-mortem
Sabari rail project delay leaves landowners in limbo
A section of the landowners, whose holdings have remained effectively frozen for nearly three decades, met Higher Education Minister Roji M. John and Chalakudy MP Benny Behanan on Sunday and submitted a memorandum seeking their intervention.
Seven Tamil Nadu fishermen taken into custody near Krishnaparnam Port
The police also seized the boat they allegedly used to fish in the territorial waters of Andhra Pradesh
Call for Kalaburagi bandh seeking drought relief for farmers
Samyukta Horata Karnataka Samiti wants State govt. to declare the district drought-hit, take steps to address distress among farmers
EPFOs enrolment campaign operational till October 31
Environmental activists highlight various sites of archaeological and biodiversity significance
Watch: Amit Shah attacks Sonia Gandhi over Vande Mataram row
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday, August 16, 2026, accused the Congress of insulting the national song Vande Mataram during its Independence Day celebrations at the AICC headquarters. Addressing a public meeting in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, Shah alleged that Sonia Gandhi asked the song to be stopped midway and demanded an apology from her and the Congress.
Vizhinjam port to commence full EXIM operations
The event also marks the formal transition of the port from a transhipment hub into what is being positioned as Indias most important commercial gateway
Kollam KSRTC depot redevelopment kicks off
High Court judges visit mental health centre in Kozhikode
Panel inspects hospital facilities, inmates rights and staff concerns; shortage of doctors and other personnel also examined
Four arrested for killing Bidar man over goats damaging crops
Skipping of Vande Mataram rendition at I-Day function roils Kerala politics
BJP State president calls it a serious constitutional and legal issue, says State government should not take a stand on issues related to nationalism by bowing to political pressure. CPI State secretary Binoy Viswam questions the full rendition of Vande Mataram at the AICC headquarters and in Congress-ruled States
Kannur airport plans 100-MW solar project
KIAL proposes 100-MW solar project on land acquired for second runway; EoI likely to be invited after government approval
State govt. to explore declaring interim drought
We will appeal to Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar to address the issue and he will take the final decision in the matter, says Satish Jarkiholi
Police record BJP councillors statement; no FIR registered yet
Female dog rescued after botched sterilisation at Hosur ABC centre leaves abdomen eviscerated
CBI arrests railway engineer, another person in Vijayawada on bribery charge
They are accused of accepting a bribe of 15 lakh for releasing bonus for the Automatic Block Signalling works allotted to two joint venture companies
Trapped in gaps of tank toe wall, tamarind trees struggle for survival near Madurai
Government temporarily suspends process of cancelling BPL ration cards, says Minister
Boasting about bringing in 1.5 lakh crore investment, TVK Government is crippling fireworks industry
Former Minister Thangam Thennarasu says that stringent safety inspections and closure of fireworks units are affecting production and the livelihoods of lakhs of workers ahead of Deepavali
Kalpana Chawla awardee from Coimbatore aspired to join IAF, ends up as marathoner
NLSIU students and alumni oppose CJI and BCI Chairman attending convocation
Pawan Kalyan issues alert on elephant movement in Chandragiri
The Deputy Chief Minister directs the Forest department officials to continuously monitor their movement and keep people in the nearby villages informed from time to time to prevent deaths and mitigate property damages
Several roads in central localities of Tiruchi rendered unmotorable, say motorists
The condition of several roads in Tiruchi that were laid or repaired in the years 2023 and 2024 has deteriorated all of suddn rendering them unmotorable, say residents; Mayor promises to take action
UTF vows to protect pension rights of all eligible employees
Row over Group-I only to divert attention from DSC irregularities, alleges YSRCP
The government is trying to politicise the issue without substantive evidence, alleges former Minister Adimulapu Suresh
Calendar offers a slice of Keralas heritage
A calendar brought out by a Thrissur-based cultural forum blends the old Vattezhuthu script, history and cultural heritage of Kerala in a unique annual edition
Three arrested for illegal sale of mephentermine sulphate injections in Hyderabad
Children in Keralas Attappady get long-awaited bus ride, eye Parliament visit next
Twenty-seven students of Government UP School, Karara were at the Kongad MLAs office to meet the Minister and MP to celebrate the arrival of their new school bus. There, they expressed a wish
Tap potential of AI tools to drive projects and planning process: LSG Minister K.M. Shaji
Shaji said it was imperative that in the emerging scenario, it was essential to make use of technological tools such as artificial intelligence (AI) to drive projects and the planning process
Farmers march to Delhi stopped at Haryana-Punjab border
The Haryana Police, in anticipation of the march, sealed the stretch between the Khanauri border in Punjab and the Data Singhwala border in Haryana with concrete barriers and barbed wires
Local Self-Governments Minister K.M. Shaji inaugurates a daylong conclave of Peoples Plan campaign activists
Journalists should learn skills to use AI, says seer
The field of journalism is changing rapidly due to the growth of digital media, says Sri Allam Prabhu Swami of Naganur Rudrakshi Math
Udupi police arrest two more persons in connection with murder of ex-panchayat president
NTA to conduct UGC-NET re-exam for English, Sociology and Commerce subjects
A senior official said that the decision was made after receiving many complaints regarding errors in the question papers
Panel flags Meghalayas sloth on mine closure policy
The High Court-constituted committee slams the State government for repeated delays in cracking down on illegal coal mining and transportation and plugging the fossil fuel sources of coke plants
Only those who support Maoists, separatists are dimagi Naxals: Rijiju after Opposition's criticism
Addressing the nation on the 80th Independence Day, Prime Minister Modi on August 15 warned the country about dimagi Naxals who have allegedly entrenched themselves in the system and continue to pose a threat to society
Court tells LIC to absorb seven staff engaged under the guise of temporary employment
The High Court of Karnataka ruling may benefit similarly placed workers in LIC across the country, say advocates of the employees concerned
NMDC and The Hindu In School chess tournament prize distribution
85-year-old woman allegedly sexually assaulted at farm house in Erode
Financial journalist passes away
BRS faults CM, Uttam pictures on smart ration cards, demands CAG audit
This exposes Congress double standards as it earlier opposed PMs photo on Covid-19 certificate: Dasoju Sravan
Student death over drugs very painful: Vice-President
The Vice-President said that he felt as if he had lost someone in his family
Farmers urged to cut paddy cultivation as El Nino deepens water concerns
Ride-hailing apps asked to stop asking for tips before ride
Govt. takes serious view of instances of fraudulent drawal of salaries, remuneration
Instances of employees drawing salaries with different employee code, but same Aadhar number surface
Residents stage protest against Tasmac outlet at Peedampalli
KFC outlet in Mangaluru accused of not stocking chicken in hygienic condition, notice served
Watch: Two injured after accidental firing at Varanasi Airport
Two people were injured after a licensed pistol carried by an Air India Express passenger accidentally went off during a security check at Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport in Varanasi on Sunday, August 16, 2026. The passenger, travelling to Mumbai on flight IX1810, had declared the weapon. Police said the pistol fired while it was being inspected, injuring two AAICLAS security screeners.
HOCKEY WORLD CUP | Indias inexperience hurts it in a stalemate against China
The womens team dominates the opening 30 minues but with eight debutants on show it is unable to stop its higher-ranked rival from fighting back for a draw
Elderly womans body recovered from river in Kozhikode
Folk artist dies while preparing for performance
Contractors association alleges irregularities in Coimbatore Corporation tender process
Nursing student dies of injuries after fall
Auto-rickshaw driver from Vizag wins accolades for offering free transport service to pregnant women
Sundar Rao has helped 9,423 pregnant women reach hospital in time for delivery since the year 2000, and has developed contacts with ASHA workers and ANMs who call him whenever a need arises
CPI(M) stages Black Day protest over closure of Vizag airport
Bengal CM denies BJP's role in 'assault' of CJP volunteer, his father's death
CJP volunteer Shaik Abdul Hafeez and his family were allegedly attacked on August 13 after they visited a government school as part of the party's School Thik Karo campaign
TG BJP banks on graduate voter base
Crisis deepens as service shortage hits rail passengers from north Kerala
Shortage of passenger trains and MEMU services between Central Kerala, Palakkad, and North Malabar blamed for worsening travel woes
BRS MLAs flay CMs claims, comments made in Sangareddy
Harish Rao says hes ready for an open debate with CM on govt. schemes
Bharath urges public to utilise free medical camp in Kurnool
A free medical camp is being held at Gauri Gopal Hospital on the 16th of every month for the residents of Kurnool constituency to mark the birthday of his father, former Rajya Sabha member T.G. Venkatesh
Telangana BJPs MLC ticket war heats up as familiar fault lines re-emerge
Over 2.37 lakh evacuated as Odisha braces for more heavy rain, IMD sounds red alert
Chief Secretary Anu Garg said fresh flooding had affected 5.15 lakh people in 947 villages under 331 gram panchayats across 49 blocks and five urban areas.
Missed Independence Day? Go to Pakistan: Thrissur school owners remarks spark controversy
Parents question branding of absent students as anti-national; SFI takes out protest march against school management
Melodious concert by vocalist Nandini in Madurai music festival
Are pedestrians dispensable at Millers Road junction?
Metro Rail work has redrawn the junction of Millers Road and Purasawalkam High Road, and in the new scheme of things, traffic regulation rests with the CMRL marshals. And the revised arrangement does not help pedestrians including a good number of school students
Vice-chairperson post sparks fresh rift among Congress rebels in Pala
The differences came to light after a section of the dissident councillors demanded that an understanding be reached on the vice-chairpersons post as well
Multi-lingual writers have made significant contribution to Kannada, says writer-critic
They introduce the cultures of both languages and also bring the essence of one to the other, according to Basavaraj Jagajampi
One of Assams sharpest wildlife guard dogs retires
K9 Leon, a Belgian Malinois, assisted in anti-poaching operations across the Kaziranga National Park for almost eight years as a key member of biodiversity conservation group Aaranyaks K9 Sniffer Dog Squad
Under the action plan approved, 23.10 crore has been allocated for installing water meters in 61,610 taps in all the gram panchayats of the district and 17.91 crore for fixing bulk water meters in 2,559 water reservoirs
National flag hoisted in Puducherry to mark De Jure Transfer
The Union Territory observes August 16 every year as De Jure Transfer Day
Utkal Sanskrutika Samaj organises free medical, blood donation camp
Cauvery issue: Protecting farmers interests and upholding law both important, says D.K. Shivakumar
Chief Minister says if we do not follow the law, we may end up in a situation where control of the dam has to be handed over to the Central government
