Tamil Nadu CM Vijay flags off Le Mans Cup at Silverstone during UK visit
Vijay personally inspected the track layout, safety systems and other infrastructural facilities there on Saturday before he flagged off the race
Two-day seminar on Brhattattva held in Chennai
On the concluding day on September 12, scholars and experts presented their research papers on the subject.
Fire breaks out at godown in Delhis Swaroop Nagar, 15 fire tenders deployed
Firefighting operations were launched after the Delhi Fire Services control room received the first call at 11.56 a.m
Satya Niketan and Indias building safety crisis | Insight India
The collapse of the five-storey Satya Niketan PG has put the spotlight back on Indias poor infrastructure and widespread lapses in safety during and after a buildings construction. In this episode, Sonikka Loganathan speaks to Dr. A. Srivathsan, architect, urban designer, and Principal Researcher and Head of the Centre for Research on Architecture and Urbanism at CEPT Research and Development Foundation, about the gaps between regulation, compliance, and governance and what can be done to make Indias buildings safer.
Indian Railways freight loading rises 5.4 pc in August, passenger traffic also sees strong growth
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 13 (IANS) Indian Railways recorded a 5.4 per cent year-on-year increase in freight loading in August 2026, while passenger traffic also grew during the month, reflecting sustained demand for rail-based transportation across the country, according to the Ministry of Railways on Sunday. The national transporter loaded 137.9 million tonnes of freight in August 2026, compared with 130.9 million tonnes in the same month last year. Freight revenue also increased by 6.27 per cent year-on-year during the month. The growth in freight movement was supported by higher loading of several key commodities. Iron ore loading rose 12.1 per cent, followed by clinker at 10.4 per cent, domestic containers at 9.2 per cent and coal at 6 per cent. Finished steel loading increased 4.9 per cent, while mineral oil and fertilizers recorded growth of 3.1 per cent and 1.6 per cent, respectively. Loading of other goods increased 8.2 per cent. The increase in freight movement is expected to strengthen rail-based supply chains for industries and improve the movement of essential commodities, raw materials and finished goods across regions. The railway network also expanded its freight-handling infrastructure during the month with the commissioning of five new Gati Shakti Cargo Terminals (GCTs). The new terminals are located at Shivlakha in Gujarat, Nalli in Tamil Nadu, Shaktinagar in Uttar Pradesh, Deoragram in Madhya Pradesh and Brajrajnagar in Odisha. With these additions, the cumulative number of commissioned Gati Shakti Cargo Terminals reached 149 as of August 31, 2026. The terminals are aimed at bringing freight-handling facilities closer to production and consumption centres and improving the efficiency of cargo movement. On the passenger side, Indian Railways carried 67.27 crore passengers in August 2026, compared with 64.43 crore in August 2025. Suburban passenger traffic registered particularly strong growth of 9.02 per cent, rising to 38.01 crore passengers from 34.89 crore a year earlier. Indian Railways also expanded regular passenger connectivity during August by regularising 14 Amrit Bharat services, taking the total number of Amrit Bharat services to 86. The regularised services include routes such as Subedarganj-Lokmanya Tilak Terminus, Gorakhpur-Bandra Terminus, Gorakhpur-Delhi Jn, Ahmedabad-Bhagalpur, Lokmanya Tilak Terminus-Prayagraj Jn, Prayagraj Jn-Udhna Jn and Dhanbad-Coimbatore.
Third extension of former Assam PCCF challenged; Gauhati High Court issues notice
The petitioner says the Environment Ministry found lapses when M.K. Yadava was Assams Principal Chief Conservator of Forests until his retirement in February 2024
Lorry driver dies after vehicle crashes into stationary container truck on Outer Ring Road
Ankit Balyan murder case: Khap heads give deadline of Oct 5 for arrest of remaining accused
Head of Balyan khap Naresh Tikait told reporters in Shamli that khap heads met the DM and the SP and demanded security for Balyan's family, employment for one member of the family and financial help
Evacuation in 4-storey Delhi building after sudden tilt
The building was immediately evacuated by the police to ensure the safety of its occupants, an official said
DMK MP Raja regrets remarks against TVK Minister Nirmal Kumar
Tamil Nadu Minister C.T.R. Nirmal Kumar accuses DMK of resorting to obscene language
BRICS Summit: PM Modi warns against weaponisation of technology, critical minerals
Prime Minister flagged serious concerns over the weaponisation of technology and critical minerals, saying it could hinder shared progress and prosperity
A. Raja Withdraws Controversial Remarks Against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Following Backlash
A. Raja retracts his comments against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay amid sharp criticism from party leaders and allies. A. Raja Withdraws Controversial Remarks Against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Following Backlash
Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim showcases love for Bollywood with Kishore Kumar song
Stay Madurantakam and Dharapuram byelections, urges plea at Madras High Court
He highlights that public money gets wasted when MLAs resign their post and seek re-election from the same constituencies after joining other political parties
FPIs withdraw 13,138 crore from equities in September so far amid global uncertainty
The latest outflow comes after Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) turned net buyers in July and August, infusing 20,200 crore and 29,630 crore, respectively, according to data from the Central Depository Services (India) Ltd (CDSL)
DMK Takes Swipe At TN CM Vijay Over UK Visit, Car Race Event
Tamil Nadu's DMK has taken a swipe at Chief Minister Vijay over his ongoing UK visit, questioning his priorities while farmers in the state face various issues. DMK leader TKS Elangovan sarcastically remarked that Vijay travelled to the UK to attend a car racing event with actor Trisha, rather than for investment-related purposes.
Osama bin Laden had India on his target list as early as 1998, CIA files reveal
Newly declassified CIA intelligence briefs reveal that Osama bin Laden was considering attacks in India and several other countries as early as 1998.
Three killed as speeding lorry rams auto in Vizianagaram
Police attributed the accident to the lorry drivers rash and negligent driving
Watch | Vijays Varisu takes on Ajiths Thunivu: Why Tamil cinema fans are excited
Two of Tamil cinemas biggest film stars Vijay and Ajith are releasing their films on the same day. As excitement builds in anticipation of the big face off, we meet their vociferously loyal fan groups
'Second life': Nepal tunnel survivor recalls ordeal
Mr. Sah was among hundreds of workers at a series of hydropower projects hit by the catastrophic August 26 flood
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations separately reported that a vessel was hit by a projectile while transiting the strait, with no details
Drug-induced gang rape: Four accused remanded in judicial custody in Kozhikode
The custody of the accused will be sought for a detailed interrogation as the police suspect the involvement of more persons in the incident
OpenAI's Altman says AI unlikely to lead to 'jobs apocalypse'
A growing number of global companies, including HSBC, Amazon, Standard Chartered and CBA have announced some jobs within their companies were being replaced by AI
Leopard Spotted on Retaining Wall Near Bannari Amman Temple
Every day, thousands of devotees from various parts of Tamil Nadu and the neighbouring states of Kerala and Karnataka visit the temple.
Crimes Against Women Decline in Tamil Nadu Till July Compared to 2025
Pocso cases decline from 7,407 in July 2025 to 4,648 in same period this year
News in Frames: A village with no people
Gattumeedapalle was once a bustling hub of groundnut cultivation in Andhra Pradesh; however, repeated crop failure due to lack of water has forced families to move away to find alternative sources of livelihood
'Thalapathy' Vijay Shares Warm Hug with 'Thala' Ajith At Silverstone
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay and actor-racer Ajith Kumar, known as 'Thalapathy' and 'Thala' respectively, shared a warm, lingering hug at the iconic Silverstone circuit in the UK.
Assam CM highlights big comeback of small hog
The population of the endangered pygmy hog, once thought to be extinct, has increased from six in 1996 to 194 today through a captive breeding programme
OpenAI's Altman won't do IPO this year, calls AI extinction risk 'unacceptable'
The comments come as more U.S. lawmakers urge new rules to govern AI systems
Health Wrap | Episode 50 | Longevity and racket sports
In the 50th episode of The Health Wrap by The Hindu, Ramya Kannan, Health Editor, The Hindu, speaks to Dr. Navin Gnanasekaran, Longevity Physician and Head of Radiology, Apollo Hospitals, Chennai, on what it takes to age well and maintain health across the years. Drawing from his book, The 100 Year Blueprint: An Indian Doctors Guide to Longevity, Dr. Gnanasekaran discusses longevity, healthspan and the everyday factors that influence healthy ageing. The episode also looks at the role of sport and regular movement in maintaining health, with a focus on activities such as racket sports.
Vijays blockbuster opening: How cinema powered the superstars rise in Tamil Nadu politics
From Thamizhan to Jana Nayagan: This is how TVK chief Vijay used Tamil cinema to lay the groundwork for his historical political debut
Why do we sometimes wake up a few minutes before our alarm rings?
Bihar Opposition RJD, ruling JD(U) gear up for upcoming polls to eight legislative Council seats
The newly-launched Jan Suraaj Party by Prashant Kishor too has announced its decision to contest the upcoming council poll on all eight seats
Kinusaiga workshop: Japanese fabric art finds a new audience in Visakhapatnam
At Kshwe Boutique, a quiet afternoon of fabric, colour and creativity introduced Visakhapatnam to the Japanese artform of Kinusaiga
Assam CM hails NMCs 13,186 new MBBS seats, says medical education expansion major boost
Digital Desk | Guwahati, Sep 13 (IANS) Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday lauded the National Medical Commissions (NMC) approval of 13,186 additional MBBS seats across the country, describing the expansion as a significant boost to medical education and healthcare capacity in India. CM Sarma welcomed the development in a post on X, highlighting the importance of expanding opportunities for students aspiring to pursue medical education and strengthening the countrys pool of trained doctors. The latest expansion has pushed Indias total MBBS intake to more than 1.4 lakh seats for the 2026-27 academic session. According to the latest NMC data, the total number of undergraduate medical seats has risen to 1,40,214 across 836 medical colleges, excluding seats at Institutes of National Importance. The increase represents a substantial expansion in medical education capacity at a time when demand for MBBS seats remains high among students appearing for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET-UG). The additional seats have been approved across union territories and several states, with Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Bihar among those registering some of the largest increases. For Assam and the Northeast, the expansion assumes added significance as the region continues to strengthen its medical education and healthcare infrastructure. The state has witnessed a steady expansion of medical colleges and health facilities in recent years, with the government seeking to improve access to specialised healthcare while creating more opportunities for students within the region. The national increase in MBBS seats is also expected to help address the growing requirement for qualified medical professionals as Indias healthcare infrastructure expands. The NMCs latest decision comes after an earlier addition of thousands of MBBS seats for the 2026-27 academic year, taking the countrys overall medical education capacity to a new high. The Centre and the NMC have in recent years focused on expanding medical education infrastructure, increasing undergraduate and postgraduate seats and establishing new medical colleges. The latest expansion is expected to provide thousands of additional opportunities to NEET-UG aspirants and further strengthen Indias medical education ecosystem. CM Sarmas reaction comes as Assam continues to position the expansion of healthcare and medical education as an important component of its development agenda.
TVKs Rs 79,219 crore spending push raises fresh concerns over Tamil Nadu finances
The Tamil Nadu government announced a massive Rs 79,219 crore budget for development projects. This spending faces criticism amid concerns about the state's growing debt burden. A panel will seek additional funds to manage fiscal pressures and debt. The budget includes significant infrastructure and welfare initiatives for the state. The government aims for economic recovery and future growth despite current difficulties.
Vijay Runs Towards Ajith Kumar for Hug at Silverstone, Viral Video Wins Fans Over
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and actor Vijay was seen running towards actor Ajith Kumar and embracing him at the Silverstone Racing Circuit in the UK. The heartwarming moment, captured on video, has gone viral on social media. Ajith personally welcomed Vijay at the venue ahead of the Silverstone round of the Michelin Le Mans Cup. [] The post Vijay Runs Towards Ajith Kumar for Hug at Silverstone, Viral Video Wins Fans Over appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Professor Terhi Piltonen on why PCOS is being renamed PMOS and what the change could mean for how the condition is diagnosed and treated
Why is NCPCR investigating Meta, Instagram?
Under what powers can the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights summon social media platforms and other companies?
BRICS leaders voice concern over growing risks of nuclear conflict
In the New Delhi Declaration , the leaders also expressed concerns over the growing risks of nuclear danger and conflict.
Tamil Nadu govt announces 79,219 crore spending amid financial concerns
In its maiden budget and subsequent debates for grants for departments in the state Assembly, the Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay-TVK government has rolled out a series of announcements committing a massive Rs 79,219.06 crore from the state exchequer in a landmark legislative push. Coming amidst fierce criticism from political parties that the fiscal trajectory will cause severe strain on the economy, the government has also reiterated its commitment for fiscal prudence. It has formed a panel under veteran economist Montek Singh Ahluwalia to shore up an additional Rs 15,000 crore this year, amid concerns of an increasing debt burden. Much of the 17 mega-announcements across departments made under Rule 110 in the Assembly during the 28-day budget session, which concluded on September 8, includes a transformative vision to modernise state infrastructure, secure energy independence, and deliver comprehensive agrarian relief. The announcements are-- power sector/power transmission ...
Tamil Nadu Government Mandates Asset Disclosure for Employees by October 31
Tamil Nadu has ordered all government employees to submit asset disclosures by October 31 to enhance transparency and accountability. Tamil Nadu Government Mandates Asset Disclosure for Employees by October 31
Tamil Nadu Government Turns to Generators and Open Market to Meet Rising Electricity Demand
Facing soaring electricity demand, Tamil Nadu is purchasing 2,000 MW from generators and the open market to stabilize supply. Tamil Nadu Government Turns to Generators and Open Market to Meet Rising Electricity Demand
BRICS 2026 beyond the Declaration: An Indian feast, Bollywood tunes by the Malaysian PM, and more
With the diplomatic hurdles cleared early in the evening, the BRICS cohort returned to the decked-out Bharat Mandapam at night for the gala dinner
Indonesia passenger vessel with 243 people reportedmissing, agency says
Vessel travelling from the East Java city of Surabaya to the South Kalimantan city of Banjarmasin
Amid rising electricity demand and protests, TN taps generators, open market
Digital Desk | Chennai, Sep 13 (IANS) Tamil Nadu has moved to purchase an additional 2,000 MW of electricity from power-generating companies and the open market after prolonged hot weather and weak wind generation placed the states electricity network under pressure. The Tamil Nadu Power Distribution Corporation Limited (TNPDCL) initiated the emergency procurement amid a steep rise in consumption and reports of supply disruptions in several districts. The corporation expects the additional power to help bridge the demand-supply gap and maintain uninterrupted distribution. The action follows public complaints about unannounced outages lasting up to an hour in some areas. Residents also staged protests at several places, alleging load-shedding without advance notice and demanding immediate measures to restore reliable electricity supply. Explaining the situation, Electricity Minister R. Nirmalkumar said a sudden fall in wind energy production had caused a power shortage in Tamil Nadu for two consecutive days. He said similar supply constraints had affected several states and were not confined to Tamil Nadu. The Minister said the electricity required to bridge the deficit was procured from the common power supply pool on Friday evening. Following the procurement, the power supply across Tamil Nadu had stabilised, he added. In a statement issued on Saturday, TNPDCL said summer-like weather had continued much longer than anticipated this year, pushing electricity consumption considerably higher. The persistent heat increased the use of air conditioners, fans and other cooling appliances in households, commercial establishments and offices. At the same time, lower wind speeds adversely affected generation from wind energy installations, an important source of electricity for the state during this period. The fall in wind power availability also led to technical problems, including occasional voltage fluctuations in parts of the distribution network. TNPDCL said arrangements were being made to secure an additional 2,000 MW from different sources so that the widening gap between supply and demand could be managed effectively. The corporation is also monitoring the electricity network and demand pattern to prevent further disruptions. Officials said power availability would be reviewed regularly and additional purchases would be made whenever required. TNPDCL assured consumers that all necessary steps were being taken to maintain stable supply and minimise inconvenience while weather conditions and wind generation remained unfavourable.
Moderate Rain Forecasted Across 17 Districts in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu experiences heavy rainfall, providing relief from heat as moderate rain is expected in 17 districts this weekend. Moderate Rain Forecasted Across 17 Districts in Tamil Nadu
Moderate rain forecast in 17 TN districts after heavy downpour
Digital Desk | Chennai, Sep 13 (IANS) Several parts of Tamil Nadu, including Perambalur, Vellore, Virudhunagar and Dindigul districts, received heavy rain accompanied by strong winds, bringing relief from the prevailing heat. The Regional Meteorological Centre has forecast moderate rain in 17 districts on Sunday. Heavy rain lashed Perambalur and surrounding areas, including Arumadal, Kavulpalayam, Eraiyur, Perali and Thuraimangalam. Several parts of Tiruvannamalai district, including Arani town, Kannamangalam, Sandavasal and Sevur, also witnessed intense showers. In Vellore district, rain was reported in Vellore city, Katpadi, Sathuvachari, Ponnai, Vallimalai, Latheri and Gudiyatham. Heavy rain at Pernambut caused severe waterlogging along the State Highway connecting Tamil Nadu with Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. Rainwater accumulated like a large pool along a half-kilometre stretch, leaving motorists struggling to navigate the road. Sivakasi and its neighbouring areas, including Tiruthangal, Satchiyapuram and Vilampatti in Virudhunagar district, received heavy rain accompanied by gusty winds. Similar conditions prevailed in Vathalakundu, Pattiveeranpatti, Old Vathalakundu and Mallanampatti in Dindigul district. Evening showers in Kodaikanal brought down temperatures and delighted tourists. Moderate rain was recorded in Periyakulam, Allinagaram and Aranmanai Pudur in Theni district. Nagapattinam and nearby areas, including Kilvelur, Devur, Thirumarugal, Nagore, Sikkal and Valivalam, experienced rain accompanied by strong winds. The showers cheered farmers preparing their fields for samba paddy cultivation. Nannilam and adjoining areas in Tiruvarur district also received rain. Residents of Mettupalayam and Kallar in Coimbatore district welcomed the sudden showers after days of hot weather. Udhagamandalam also experienced a noticeable drop in temperature following rain after several unusually warm days. The weather office said moderate rain was likely in the Nilgiris, Coimbatore, Tiruppur, Dindigul, Theni, Tirunelveli, Tenkasi, Virudhunagar, Kanyakumari, Madurai, Sivaganga, Tiruchi, Ariyalur, Perambalur, Pudukkottai, Tiruvannamalai and Vellore districts on Sunday. Chennai and its suburbs may receive moderate rain during the evening or night. Heavy rain is forecast in the Nilgiris on September 15 and 16, while Coimbatore could experience heavy showers on September 16.
The nuts and bolts of creativity: a sculptor in Chennai experiments with unlikely material
Sculptor G. Sooriyamoorthy promotes the idea of art made difficult, and there is a method to this madness. His works will be on display at Lalit Kala Akademi from October 10 to 15
Review | 5 Stories, Konkani and Kannada anthologies raise the bar for Indian translations
The translators bend English to the rhythms of Indian languages in these short story collections
Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari targeted both the Left Front and Trinamool Congress government, accusing them of destroying the cultural traditions of Bengali Hindus in the State, and promised to restore the religious and cultural traditions
The Blue Collar Uniform Hub of Chennai aligns with the times and grows bigger
Shops at Sydenhams Road in Periamet that offer uniforms and accessories for frontline workers in a variety of fields report certain shifts, many of which have worked to their advantage: a greater focus on safety gear, an increase in bulk orders of uniforms for conservancy workers and housekeeping staff. Orders are also known to come in from cricket leagues and franchises
Here is a select list of stories to start the day
800 child labourers, 503 from Bengaluru alone, rescued in two-hour crackdown across Karnataka
In a Statewide crackdown on child labour on Saturday, police teams and Labour Department officials inspected 16,951 premises across Karnataka and rescued 800 children, all in a matter of two hours, with Bengaluru city alone accounting for 63% of the rescues, at 503
Trump touches a nerve while in Ireland by saying reunification would be fantastic
President Donald Trump has touched a political nerve by saying a unified Ireland would be fantastic.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay runs to hug Ajith Kumar
One dead, 30 missing after ferry sinks off Vanuatu
The vessel, MV Matui, had set sail on September 11 with more than 40 passengers and crew from the island of Santo to Ambae island in very rough seas, but did not arrive
West Benagal govt. to revive Chandannagars French legacy
West Bengal professors oppose Govt.s inter-university transfer Bill, call it an attack on education
WBCUTA says arbitrary transfers will weaken universities already facing severe faculty shortages, vows to first write to the Governor, who is also the Cancellor of Universities, and make an appeal
Congress Leader Alim Bukhari Accuses TVK and BJP of Fascist Agenda
Alim Bukhari criticizes TVK and BJP for promoting a fascist agenda, targeting their accountability and actions in Tamil Nadu. Congress Leader Alim Bukhari Accuses TVK and BJP of Fascist Agenda
Govt. employee quitting to fight polls cant seek reinstatement: Rajasthan High Court
The Court also upheld the finding of the Central Administrative Tribunal that contesting the election as a political partys candidate violated the requirement of maintaining political neutrality
Delhi HC awards 50k compensation to bank manager who foiled armed robbery in 1998
The Court rejected the banks contention that Surjit Singh had merely performed his duty as branch manager and that pressing the alarm could not be regarded as an act of bravery
Tamil Nadu Faces Electricity Crisis as Udayanidhi Stalin Criticizes TVK Government
Opposition leader Udayanidhi Stalin criticizes the Tamil Nadu government amid rising electricity outages and voltage issues across the state. Tamil Nadu Faces Electricity Crisis as Udayanidhi Stalin Criticizes TVK Government
Gambhir has amazing one-on-one player management approach: Skipper Shreyas Iyer
Asked about his captaincy philosophy Iyer said he doesn't believe in burdening players with specific roles rather he wants them to develop game awareness intrinsic to T20 format
Chhattisgarh BJP Minister's brother Guru Dhaldas Saheb joins Congress
On his reasons to switch over, Guru Dhaldas Saheb said the BJP was not acting according to the principles of Guru Baba Ghasidas; expressed interest in contesting the 2028 Assembly polls
The Houthis vs Saudi Arabia | The new lords of the Red Sea
A parallel state in Yemen, an ideologically committed base, years of warfare, control of the Red Sea coastline and sustained Iranian support have all helped the Shia militant group transform itself into a formidable territorial army and naval force
U.S. military says 100 ships redirected in past two months of Iran blockade
In response, the United States has sought to prevent ships from travelling to and from Iranian ports to deprive Tehran of revenue
'Millet pulao', 'paneer lababdar', 'shahtoot phirni': BRICS Summit gala dinner menu
The dinner was hosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Bharat Mandapam on Saturday
Dipkevisits families in M.P.sBalaghat, puts lens on tribal childrens deaths
SDPI holds rally to press for increased reservation for Muslims
Namma Chennai app opens volunteer registration ahead of Northeast monsoon
New users have to create an account using their name, mobile number, e-mail address, address and PIN code and log in using an OTP
Move to fill 4,724 vacant posts of staff nurses on temporary contract basis draws flak
The Tamil Nadu Nurses Empowerment Associations general secretary said that the decision is worrying because on one side, there was an acute shortage of nurses in government hospitals, while on the other side, there were nearly 4.75 lakh registered nurses in the State, majority of whom are waiting for government jobs
GCC asks over six lakh property owners to clear 847 crore dues by Sept. 30
Of the 14,15,771 property owners in the city, 8,12,539 have, so far, paid their property tax without arrears
Metrowater seizes motors to prevent unauthorised pumping
Three motors were identified and disconnected from the water supply network
Youth-led study calls for localised heat action plans in Chennai neighbourhoods
Conducted by 13 students, the study examined heat preparedness, early warnings, infrastructure, health impacts, and workplace exposure
The partnership aims to help students build communication and career readiness
Empathy is the beginning of humanity
Raise children with the essential life skill of respecting the feelings of fellow beings
Medical students heal a broken footpath
'Woman Unknown' wins top prize at Venice Film Festival as lone female contender triumphs
John Malkovich named best actor; Israeli-made Gaza documentary wins special jury prize
Backing ideas before they become enterprises
Finding a sense of belonging in an accessible Chennai
HR&CE Minister inspects Northeast monsoon preparedness in Tiruvottiyur and Manali
Forensic science lab worth over 150 cr. to be built in Sheikh Sarai in 2 years: CM
DGP and Chennai Police Commissioner review law and order situation
Two killed in separate lorry crashes in Avadi, Red Hills
Jamia hostel protest over mess food escalates; varsity denies assault charges
Collection of short stories of writer R Chudamani launched
6L property owners yet to pay 848cr tax in Chennai
