Farmers body urges the DMK to drop its demand to form Mekedatu tribunal
P.R. Pandian, president of the Coordination Committee of All Farmers Associations of Tamil Nadu, says it will jeopardise the farmers of the State and is against the law and farmers interests
Engineering counselling: BE, BTech govt quota seats increase by 15% this year
TN asks Centre for 8-lane corridor from Chennai to Kanyakumari
Will Ease Traffic, Cut Travel Time By 40%
GCC collects 103 cr property tax in 14 days
Second board exam didnt serve its purpose: City school heads
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister committed to transparent and honest governance, says Minister Arunraj
Tasmac scraps weighted indent system, opts for equal orders from all liquor and beer suppliers
CBI raids 6 locations across 4 states in Rs 1,109-crore bank fraud case against infra firm
The operation conducted on Saturday covered residential premises of accused directors of Gupta Power Infrastructure Ltd in Bhubaneswar, company's registered office in Kolkata and manufacturing facilities in Kashipur (Uttarakhand), Tiruvallur (Tamil Nadu), and Bhubaneswar.
Education should create job givers, not just job seekers: Tamil Nadu Governor
A monthly salary offers guaranteed income but limited growth whereas entrepreneurship involves risk but also offers the possibility of prosperity; young people are the ones who can afford to take that risk, he says
CBI Conducts Raids in Multi-State Bank Fraud Case Worth 1,109 Crore
New Delhi, July 19: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) launched simultaneous raids on July 18 across four statesWest Bengal, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, and Uttarakhandin connection with a bank fraud case involving 1,109 crore. This operation targeted multiple locations linked to M/s Gupta Power Infrastructure Limited, based in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. According to the CBI, the ... Read more CBI Conducts Raids in Multi-State Bank Fraud Case Worth 1,109 Crore
Vijay's 'Jana Nayagan's bookings begin in TN, FDFS timing revealed
Advance bookings for Vijay's film 'Jana Nayagan' have commenced across Tamil Nadu. The eagerly awaited movie is scheduled for a July 23 release date. First Day First Show timings have been confirmed, with early morning screenings planned. This film is widely speculated to be Vijay's final acting project. High expectations surround the movie's grand worldwide release on many screens.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay congratulates Tamil National Award winners
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay congratulated the Tamil film industry for its ten National Film Awards. He expressed great pride as Tamil cinema secured these significant national honours. Several award winners, including GV Prakash Kumar, thanked the Chief Minister for his warm wishes. This recognition comes as excitement builds for Vijay's upcoming film 'Jana Nayagan'. Tamil cinema celebrated a highly successful outing at this year's National Film Awards.
Strict instructions to theatres ahead of Vijay's 'Jana Nayagan' release
Theatres received strict instructions for the upcoming release of Vijay's final film, Jana Nayagan. Ticket prices must adhere to government-approved rates, and no exceptions will be permitted. Viewers under eighteen will be denied entry due to the film's 'A' certificate rating. These regulations aim to ensure a smooth release without any political controversy. Advance bookings are open in neighboring states, with Tamil Nadu sales expected soon.
Matter of Pride for State: CM Vijay on National Award Winners from Tamil Nadu
Wishing the fraternity continued success, the Chief Minister expressed hope that the Tamil film industry would bring home many more such accolades in the future.
Tiruppur knitwear units work overtime for CM Vijay's farewell film 'Jana Nayagan'
Garment units in Tirupur are working overtime to meet demand for fan T-shirts. Customised T-shirts feature actor-politician C Joseph Vijay and movie branding. Over 700 knitwear units are involved in this T-shirt production rush. Orders are pouring in from Tamil Nadu and neighboring states. The film 'Jana Nayagan' is set for a grand theatrical release on July 23.
Environmental Audit for Water and Sewer Projects in Tamil Nadu
Chennai, July 19: The Tamil Nadu government has initiated the process for an independent environmental and social audit of 28 major water supply and underground sewerage projects being implemented across 21 urban local bodies in the state. This move is part of a broader effort to improve urban infrastructure, which will also include a dedicated ... Read more Environmental Audit for Water and Sewer Projects in Tamil Nadu
Gujarat tops NITI Aayog's 1st Investment Friendliness Index 2026
Gandhinagar, Jul 18:Gujarat has emerged as India's most investment-friendly state, securing the top rank in NITI Aayog's inaugural Investment Friendliness Index 2026 with a score of 56.6, ahead of Maharashtra (53.7) and Tamil Nadu (53.3). The index, which assessed 17 major states across 84 indicators under eight pillars, evaluates the entire investment lifecyclefrom policy and governance to infrastructure, business facilitation and fiscal management. The ranking reinforces Gujarat's position as a preferred destination for domestic and global investors. The report attributes Gujarat's performance to its stable policy environment and investor-centric governance. It highlights the role of the Industrial Extension Bureau (iNDEXTb), whose single-window facilitation system streamlines approvals and provides end-to-end support for investors. A time-bound mechanism for obtaining statutory clearances and No Objection Certificates (NOCs) has also helped reduce project delays. The index further notes that restrictions on strikes in essential services have contributed to industrial peace, providing businesses with a stable operating environment. Gujarat's industrial infrastructure is cited as one of its strongest advantages. Investment hubs such as Dholera Special Investment Region (SIR), GIFT City, Sanand, Dahej, Jhagadia and Saykha offer plug-and-play facilities that enable industries to establish operations quickly while reducing project costs and execution time. The report also credits the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit for attracting substantial domestic and international investment commitments, strengthening the state's global investment profile. On logistics and connectivity, Gujarat accounts for nearly 10 per cent of India's state highway networkalmost four times the national averageand has the country's highest estimated expressway length at 635 kilometres. Nearly 7 per cent of India's railway network passes through the state, contributing to efficient logistics and stronger supply chain competitiveness. The index identifies affordable and reliable power as another key advantage. Industrial electricity tariffs in Gujarat are nearly 29 per cent lower than the national average, while industries receive an average daily power supply of 23.8 hours, helping lower operating costs and improve productivity. The report also highlights Gujarat's strong economic fundamentals. The state contributes 31 per cent of India's merchandise exports and recorded the third-highest Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) growth among states during FY2019-24. Its per capita GSDP stands at
Tamil Nadu Launches Self-Enumeration for 2027 Census
Chennai, July 19: The Tambaram Municipal Corporation (TMC) in Tamil Nadu has initiated the first phase of Indias 2027 Census. This phase includes the launch of an online self-enumeration process, allowing residents to provide their information digitally. A comprehensive house-listing survey is also set to begin on August 1. Residents can complete the self-enumeration process ... Read more Tamil Nadu Launches Self-Enumeration for 2027 Census
Quicksand in Chennais Pallikaranai marshland
The first expansion of the city of Chennai in modern times happened along its southern stretch. As the government in its wisdom decided to locate the IT corridor in south Chennai, breathless development happened over a couple of decades, right around a rich natural reserve, the Pallikaranai marshland. Today, two decades later, theres a conflict that pits development against preservation. This report attempts to pull together the several threads that have brought this particular tapestry to the fore today
Police expand probe in TVK MLA poaching case; conspiracy allegedly targeted 15 legislators
The prime accused had formulated the plan under the code name Meghalaya Project, police say; proprietors of a finance firm arrested for handling money given by the accused in the case
DMK's Notice to LS and RS for Resolution on Mekedatu
The notice issued by the DMK leaders said: To discuss and pass a resolution on the urgent matter of concern regarding the proposed Mekedatu Balancing Reservoir on the Cauvery River, its impact on the affected state of Tamil Nadu and the need to constitute a tribunal in this regard all other businesses should be suspended.
T.N. government to celebrate States history on both July 18 and November 1, says Vijay
When the AIADMK was in power, the then Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami announced that November 1 would be celebrated as Tamil Nadu Day. However, after the DMK came to power in 2021, it changed the observance to July 18
TN sets new July record with 475.45MU daily power consumption
MTC collects Rs 9.5 cr penalty from e-bus operator for service lapses
Woman, infant die as truck hits motorcycle in Chennai
DVAC raids 35 taluk offices in Tamil Nadu, seizes 13.78 lakh unaccounted cash
Govt to suspend Uthandi elevated corridor project
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlighted India's strong defence preparedness and self-reliance. Advanced systems like Akash Teer and BrahMos were effectively used during Operation Sindoor. Defence industrial corridors in UP and Tamil Nadu are fostering indigenous manufacturing and global integration. Positive indigenisation lists and a new Defence Acquisition Procedure are accelerating domestic production. Seventy-five percent of the defence modernisation budget now supports Indian industries.
Chennai law college student arrested for uploading morphed images of fellow student on social media
Silent, preventable cholesterol burden: Nine in ten Indian adults have abnormal blood lipids
High Glycemic Status, Obesity, Hypertension Key Triggers
TN considering dedicated health policy for menopausal women: Health Minister
Malaysian woman held for counterfeit currency racket case in Chennai
Madras high court quashes corruption case against security officer of late Tamil Nadu CM Karunanidhi
Tiruvallur pawn shop owner cheated of 1.91 crore with fake gold
Elderly man sitting on roadside killed by reversing truck in Chennai
Trichy man arrested for sexually assaulting woman on false marriage promise
TVK govt will also celebrate Nov 1 as Tamil Nadu Day: Vijay
Dream Runner Marathon: Traffic diversions announced in Chennai
Learning made fun: Teachers use LLMs to create educational games
Both July 18 And Nov 1 Important For TN: CM
PMK president Anbumani Ramadoss also urged the new TVK government to not follow the date fixed by the DMK government under M K Stalin in 2022 but observe Tamil Nadu Day on November 1 when the Madras State came into existence through the carving out of the Tamil speaking regions of the erstwhile multi-lingual Madras Presidency.
New Delhi, July 18: Ahead of the Monsoon session, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Saturday approved the merger of six Shiv Sena (UBT) MPs with the Shiv Sena led by Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and allowed separate seating for the 20 rebel TMC lawmakers, who have joined a little-known party, NCPI. Official sources said that with the merger of the six MPs, the strength of the Shiv Sena has gone up to 13. The TMC rebel groups of 20 MPs will seat separately, away from the parent party, the sources said. No final decision has been taken on the demand of the rebel TMC MPs to be recognised as part of the Nationalist Citizens Party of India (NCPI), and the matter is still under consideration, they said. The TMC and Shiv Sena (UBT) had demanded the disqualification of the rebel MPs. The rebel TMC MPs are also likely to attend Sunday's all-party meeting. The Lok Sabha Speaker had earlier met a TMC delegation headed by its leader Abhishek Banerjee as well as the party's breakaway group. A similar exercise was also carried out with regard to the Shiv Sena (UBT). Consultations with legal and constitutional experts of Parliament were carried out and they provided their inputs to the Speaker to help him take the final decisions, sources said. The decisions came two days ahead of the monsoon session of Parliament, which will begin on July 20 Past precedents, decisions taken by the former speakers of Lok Sabha and chairmen of Rajya Sabha in similar situations were also examined before taking the informed and legally sound decisions, the sources said, adding Constitutional and legal aspects were looked into. Besides the rebel groups of the TMC and Shiv Sena (UBT), the DMK also sought a separate seating arrangement, away from the Congress, after the principal opposition party broke its decades-old alliance with the Tamil Nadu party and joined hands with the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay's party TVK. This demand is also likely to be accepted by the Speaker. Altogether, 29 MPs got elected to the Lok Sabha on TMC tickets in the 2024 general election. As many as 20 MPs broke away from the party and joined NCPI, a registered unrecognised political party headquartered in Howrah, West Bengal, and sought separate seating arrangement. The rebel group also expressed their allegiance to the Narendra Modi government and their desire to join the ruling NDA. One TMC MP passed away some time ago and the seat remains vacant. In case of Shiv Sena (UBT), a total of nine MPs got elected on party tickets, of which six have joined the rival Shiv Sena, headed by Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. Both the TMC and Shiv Sena (UBT) argued before the Speaker that their rebel MPs should be disqualified as the defections fall under the anti-defection law. The two parties argued that the anti-defection law may not be applicable only if two-thirds of the entire party walk away from its fold. TMC general secretary and its Lok Sabha leader Abhishek Banerjee demanded before Birla that the rebels should be disqualified. He also said the claims of the rebels that they 'merged' with the NCPI were not valid, and as per the law, two-thirds of the entire party must merge with another party, not just individual legislators. Banerjee had also submitted before the Speaker 20 separate petitions against the 20 rebels seeking their disqualification. Shiv Sena (UBT) had also met Birla and urged him to share the demands submitted to him by the six rebel MPs of the party who have now joined the Eknath Shinde-led party. Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Anil Desai had said that they conveyed to the Speaker that the Tenth Schedule is clear: Any group of a legislature party cannot merge into some other party on its own, even if they have a two-thirds majority. On July 14, Sudip Bandyopadhyay and Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar, leaders of the rebel TMC, met the Speaker and discussed with him seating arrangements for the party's 20 MPs in the Lower House. They also discussed the allotment of a party office in the new Parliament building, the sources said.
Madras HC stops Tamil Nadu forest dept from engaging NGOs to treat elephants in custody
TVK advocate expelled after corruption plea on law officer appointments
Tamil Nadu has near-100% MoU conversion rate, says Niti Aayog report
Tamil Nadu was ranked third in NITI Aayogs Investment Friendliness Index report for States
A protest is not an offence; it is hallmark of democracy: HC
Tamil Nadu is seeing golden era under CM Vijay, minister Sengottaiyan claims
Sengottaiyan reiterated the govts commitment to implement a complete liquor ban.
DMK youth wing organizer arrested for illegally mining sand from Cauvery near Namakkal
Selvakumar, councillor of ward 22 and DMK Coimbatore North district organiser for the NRI wing, submitted his resignation to the district secretary Senthamil Selvan stating that he was cutting ties as a primary member.
Tamil Nadu's first budget under the new administration will be presented in early August. Chief Minister Joseph Vijay has been holding extensive review meetings with ministers and officials. The government aims to facilitate education loans for over one lakh students by 2026-27. Financial constraints will not prevent students from pursuing higher education opportunities. Allegations of corruption in appointments were rejected, with the Chief Minister monitoring the process.
Investigation Intensifies in Palani Temple Land Scam as CB-CID Interrogates Officials
Dindigul, July 18: The Crime Branch-Criminal Investigation Department (CB-CID) has ramped up its investigation into the alleged fraudulent registration of land valued at approximately 100 crores linked to the historic Palani Dandayuthapani Swamy Temple in Tamil Nadu. The agency has interrogated five officials associated with the temple administration and conducted searches at several locations related ... Read more Investigation Intensifies in Palani Temple Land Scam as CB-CID Interrogates Officials
Gujarat tops NITI Aayogs first Investment Friendliness Index 2026 among major States
Gujarat scored 56.6 points, ahead of Maharashtra (53.7) and Tamil Nadu (53.3), in an assessment of 17 major States
Tambaram launches self-enumeration for Census 2027; door-to-door survey from August 1
Tambaram Municipal Corporation has initiated the self-enumeration process for the upcoming Census of India 2027. Residents can submit household details online through the Census portal from July 17 to July 31. After online submission, citizens will receive a unique SE ID for the door-to-door survey. The corporation has deployed enumerators and supervisors for the house-listing exercise across all areas. Cooperation is requested, as providing false information is punishable by law.
TN Govt To Celebrate Nov 1, July 18 To Honour States History
This was the day (July 18, 1967) when Dravidian stalwart Annadurai named the state as Tamil Nadu and passed a resolution in the Assembly
Chennai-Madurai sleeper bus catches fire on highway, no injuries reported
A private sleeper bus traveling from Chennai to Madurai caught fire on the highway. All twenty-three passengers evacuated the vehicle safely before flames engulfed it. The driver spotted smoke and immediately stopped the bus, alerting sleeping passengers. Firefighters arrived and controlled the blaze, which completely destroyed the bus. Authorities arranged alternative transport for passengers and cleared the highway.
Tamil Nadu Revenue Minister Promises Timely Local Body Elections and Zero Tolerance for Corruption
Coimbatore, July 18: Tamil Nadus Revenue Minister, Sengottaiyan, announced on Saturday that local body elections in the state will be conducted ahead of the legally mandated timeline set for April next year. He emphasized that the state government will not tolerate any irregularities or corruption in public construction projects and municipal administration. Sengottaiyan stated that ... Read more Tamil Nadu Revenue Minister Promises Timely Local Body Elections and Zero Tolerance for Corruption
Moderate Rain Expected in Chennai, Heavy Showers Forecasted in Western Ghats Until July 23
Chennai, July 18: The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted moderate rainfall in Chennai this evening. Meanwhile, heavy rains are expected in the Western Ghats districts of Tamil Nadu throughout the week, accompanied by strong winds. According to the Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC), a low-pressure system stretching from the southwest Bay of Bengal to the ... Read more Moderate Rain Expected in Chennai, Heavy Showers Forecasted in Western Ghats Until July 23
Meghalaya Project: Code name in Rs 35-crore bribery plot in TN
SHILLONG, July 17: The use of Meghalaya Project as the code name for an alleged multi-crore political conspiracy in Tamil Nadu has directly tarnished the name and reputation of Meghalaya and its people, dragging the peaceful hill state into an ugly bribery scandal thousands of kilometres away. Police say the Meghalaya Project was a carefully []
Preferring seclusion over inclusion
Despite improvement in security scenario in Kashmir, politicians continue to stay away from the common people and seem least interested in reaching out to the voters who elected them. The moot question they need to answer is, why do they prefer seclusion over inclusion? The growing perception seems that mainstream politics in Kashmir has drifted away from addressing everyday concerns of the common man and has got caught in a quagmire of issues that have little direct bearing on the lives of denizens in the Valley. Its a well-established fact that times have changed and there is no room left for emotional speeches and lip service. People want results. A common man wants to know what have the MLAs, whom he voted for in 2024, done for him. They want their elected representatives to speak up and be accountable to them. However, a large section of the people continues to feel alienatednot merely from governments, but from politics itself. Primary Responsibility The primary responsibility of any elected representative is simple: to improve the lives of the people who elected them. Employment, education, healthcare, infrastructure, investment, tourism, agriculture, business opportunities and transparent governance should dominate the political discourse. Unfortunately, many believe these issues often receive less attention than they deserve. Its strange that politicians in Kashmir leave no opportunity to give their opinion on any international issue that has nothing to do with the lives of the common people living in the Valley. Politicians frequently issue statements on conflicts in distant regions, geopolitical developments or global ideological debates. They need to realize that voters reasonably expect their elected representatives to devote the bulk of their time and political capital to solving the problems faced by the people whom they represent. Stark Contrast There is a stark contrast between the leaders of other regions in the country and the politicians hailing from Kashmir. Regional leaders largely focus on their respective states. Political leaders in West Bengal primarily concentrate on Bengals economy, education, healthcare and industries. Leaders in Maharashtra debate Maharashtras infrastructure and investment. Tamil Nadus politics revolves around issues affecting Tamil Nadu. For them governance remains rooted in local priorities. However, in Kashmir local politicians believe that if they dont issue statements on international developments, they might miss the bus. It seems they are unaware about the fact that their pep talk on the international issues has no takers. They need to understand that problems in the world cannot be solved by the people of Kashmir and Kashmiris have got nothing to do with these issues. Commentators on global affairs Mainstream leaders who stand elected to represent Kashmir often sound more like commentators on global affairs than advocates for local governance. Europe, Gaza, the United States and the Middle East dominate their rhetoric, while unemployment, development and the aspirations of Kashmirs youth dont get the same sustained attention. They are worried about the world despite being elected from Kashmir. Not many opposition leaders have posed any questions to the National Conference Government after it took over the reins in 2024. It appears that none of the Kashmir based leaders want to annoy the Chief Minister and his cabinet colleagues by asking direct and tough questions. Anyway, its their call. They need to remember people are watching and voters cannot be misled every time. Unemployment as challenge Local leaders seem to have forgotten that the unemployment crisis remains one of Kashmirs biggest challenges. Thousands of educated young men and women complete their degrees every year with hopes of securing meaningful employment. Instead, many spend years preparing for competitive examinations, waiting for recruitment notifications or seeking opportunities outside Jammu and Kashmir. This prolonged uncertainty has left the youth exasperated, many of whom feel that political promises made during elections rarely translate into tangible outcomes. Governance is not about creating hope during election campaigns alone; it is about delivering results after assuming office. Public trust is built through execution rather than rhetoric. Eye-opener events The political developments in Bangladesh and Nepal should serve as an eye-opener for Kashmirs mainstream leadership. In both countries, widespread public frustration with the political establishment eventually erupted into mass protests, driven by perceptions of poor governance, unfulfilled promises, economic hardship and a widening disconnect between rulers and the people. These events demonstrated that public patience has limits. No political leadership can remain insulated from popular sentiment if it consistently fails to address the aspirations of its citizens. The lesson for Kashmir is clear: legitimacy is earned through performance, accountability and public trustnot through political rhetoric or past electoral victories. Responsible politics requires honesty Responsible politics requires honesty. Citizens appreciate leaders who explain constraints while offering realistic solutions more than those who repeatedly make promises that cannot be implemented. They lose faith on the leaders who just hide behind the excuses. Kashmiri leaders must recognise that todays youth are more informed than ever before. Through digital media, they compare opportunities available across India and the world. They expect performance, transparency and accountability. Emotional narratives that may have dominated previous generations are no longer sufficient for a generation seeking careers, innovation and financial stability. Politicians must focus on implementation rather than delivering sermons. Relationship between citizens and their representatives should be based on trust. Trust grows when leaders spend more time listening than lecturing, more time solving than speaking and more time delivering than promising. People of Kashmir deserve an era in which governance takes precedence over grandstanding, development over distraction and public welfare over political theatre. Sheikh Khalid Jehangir is a policy analyst, Director of the International Centre for Peace Studies (ICPS), former Vice Chairman of JKPCC, and the BJPs 2019 Lok Sabha candidate from Srinagar.
1 in 4 Kerala candidates skips NEET, Rajasthan posts 69% success
NEET-UG 2026 attendance revealed regional disparities across India. Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka experienced significant candidate absenteeism this year. Rajasthan, however, saw increased registrations and a strong qualification rate. Other northern states like Uttar Pradesh also reported lower absentee numbers. This shift highlights evolving patterns in medical entrance examination participation.
Textile sector to sew loose ends as FTAs kick in
SEBIs AI flags front-running patterns in PMS; consultation paper soon
Gujarat tops NITI's investment friendliness index; Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu follow
Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu lead NITI Aayog's investment friendliness index. The index assesses states on eight key parameters for investor attraction. Fifteen states were classified as frontrunners, including Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. India needs to increase investment to boost economic growth and demand. Strengthening state-level ecosystems is essential for national competitiveness and growth.
July 23 deadline for MBBS, BDS applications
Nine students from TN crack NEET top 100
MBBS cut-off may increase by up to 40 marks
Minister orders action over filthy toilets, leaking maternity block pipes at KMC
Invest in people for longstanding prosperity: Zanzibar President Mwinyi at IIT-M
Governor, Vijay urge public to participate in census exercise
Malaysia-based agent held in cyber slavery case
Schools lean on AI platforms to deliver progress reports, updates
Union minister of state for social justice Ramdas Athawale calls on Tamil Nadu CM Vijay
Forest officials restore Buckingham Canal stretch into urban green corridor
Metrowater seizes eight more motor pumps used for illegal drinking water drawal in Taramani
Aadhav Arjuna orders agencies to finish civic works before NEM
DVAC recovers 82L during surprise checks at 35 taluk offices
Temporary appointments to posts of govt advocates appears to be fair: HC
DMK, AIADMK STEP UP PRESSURE ON TVK GOVT OVER PALANI MUTT LAND ROW
Tamil Nadu shines on industrial strengths, ranks No 3 in NITI Aayogs investment index
The states performance was driven by strong scores in infrastructure and business climate, while financial health emerged as a key area requiring improvement.
TN appoints district-level facilitation officers to help students avail of education loans
Headsets help clear teacher-throats in schools
Derogatory remarks: HC refuses to quash FIRs against Ponraj
Horse-trading row: HC refuses to transfer probe to CBI
Tambaram clears 45% of legacy waste at Appur landfill, to finish biomining next year
City sees evening rain as IMD forecasts more showers this weekend
But Water Levels In Reservoirs See Decline
Tamil Nadu: CMs Call For Self-Enumeration
The census was meant for the peoples welfare and hence it should be successfully completed: Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay
The renowned theatre 'Victory Cinema' in Bengaluru has announced that it will not screen the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and actor C Joseph Vijay's 'Jana Nayagan' due to a failure to reach an agreement on commercial terms with the producer KVN Productions.
Dream runners half marathon to kick off on Sunday
Eight college students arrested in Coimbatore for dacoity
Why CM Vijay's Jana Nayagan tickets priced 5 times more in Karnataka
As TN CM Vijay's film Jana Nayagan finally gears up for release, the ticket prices in his home state, Tamil Nadu, have been capped at Rs 190. Meanwhile, the neighbouring states continue to sell shows for up to 5 times the price
