ECI got grave, sensitive objection on registration of Akali Dal (Waris Punjab De), Delhi HC told
The ECI said when the commission issued reminders to the CEO, Punjab to expedite the field verification reports, the CEO submitted a positive verification report in April which was under active consideration
Army jawan posted with Presidents Bodyguard shot in U.P.; condition stable
Incident took place on Deepavali night in Baghpat; efforts on by three police teams to nab two accused who remain at large
Ramayana movie battle sequence triggers viral interest in Keralams Jatayu Earth Center
The spectacular depiction of Ravana-Jatayu war in Ramayana: Part 1 has sparked global interest, turning Chadayamangalams Jatayu Earth Center into a viral trending destination across social media and travel vlogs
Is right-wing populism set to retreat?
Does the Republicans historic defeat in the midterm elections in the United States signal a waning of right-wing populism? Does the rights emphasis on immigration and foreigners as political issues have an impact on voters? How will the anger of young protesters in India, France and other countries find political expression?
Dozens injured in South Korea after bus crashes into 32 vehicles
The bus collided with 32 vehicles before slamming into a median strip, fire officials said
No talks underway with U.S., says Iran top security official
Iran has insisted the U.S. must meet seven conditions set out in a June interim agreement before the Strait of Hormuz can reopen and negotiations resume
Canada has not made a decision about lifting Arctic drilling ban, says Mark Carney
The Toronto Star reported that Mr. Carneys government is considering lifting the ban on oil and gas activities in the Arctic, quoting a Department of Finance official
When senior citizens aided forest dept personnel rescue an injured lesser whistling duck in Chennai
Farmer's son builds Namakkal software firm with clients in 7 countries
Eswaran Arumugam, hailing from a modest farming background, founded Yaa Creations, a software company based in Tamil Nadu. After encountering health challenges, he returned to his roots to launch the firm with scarce resources. The initial phase was tough, especially during the pandemic, when he took on any project available. However, through resilience and skill, Yaa Creations expanded its reach, serving clients globally and witnessing a remarkable rise in revenue.
U.S. Treasury chief Bessent moved to military base after Iranian threats, reports say
Iran has previously denied plotting to attack officials and people on U.S. soil
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U.S. Senate Republicans vote to keep John Thune as leader after steep midterm election losses
South Dakota Sen. John Thune has spent much of the last two years navigating President Trump, who has often been at odds with the Senate
Three Workers Die at Tata iPhone Parts Plant in India
Three contract workers died on Monday at a factory owned by Indian Apple supplier Tata Electronics, reports Reuters . The facility in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, manufactures components for the iPhone. The workers were performing maintenance at a wastewater treatment plant at the Tata facility when they inhaled gas while inspecting a nano-filtration tank. The plant was operated by Nalco Water, and the workers were employed by a subcontractor. Apple, Tata Electronics, and state officials will look into the incident, with Apple sending a eam to assist in the investigation. The incident did not affect iPhone production because the facility was closed for Diwali. Back in 2024, the same facility had a fire in a chemical storage area, with production disrupted for several days. Tata Electronics was also the target of a cyberattack earlier this year, with hackers stealing confidential Apple files . Tag: India This article, Three Workers Die at Tata iPhone Parts Plant in India first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums
I see changes. I am very happy about what I hear, Mr. Zelenskyy said when asked about the recent messages by U.S. presidential envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff
No proposal to allot Central Secretariat club premises to anyone: Centre tells Delhi High Court
Bombay High Court declines request for hearing each day in quota petitions for Maratha reservation
Bihar Cabinet hikes 3% DA for employees, pensioners
The Cabinet approved the Bihar Ki Beti Startup Challenge Scheme, under which, 2,100 female students may be provided benefits beginning from the current financial year
Father, three sons arrested for murdering auto driver
Three held for killing social activist in Thiruvottiyur over cracker dispute
Bayern coach Vincent Kompany returns to club for first time since collapse
The 40-year-old Kompany had medical treatment scheduled at the Sbener Strasse complex as he took another step toward his planned return after the international break
No, Periyar did not quit Congress in 1925
Contrary to popular version, Periyar E.V. Ramasamy did not leave the Congress at least for the next six or seven months, according to a perusal of reports published by this newspaper in the 1920s
Transparency is essential to institutional credibility
Minority institutions opposing the FCRA amendments must demonstrate transparency and accountability themselves
Strategic autonomy must guide Indias Starlink policy
India must balance Starlinks benefits with national security and strategic autonomy
Caste and class: On OBC reservation
Exclusion of creamy layer is essential, but must be done consistently
Without any rationale: On the disbanding of the Justice Kurian Joseph Committee
Indias federal structure could have benefited from the Kurian Committee
World Wars and Indias sacrifice
We owe it to ourselves to be honest with our past, just as we owe it to our armed forces to honour the sacrifices of those who went before them
Book purchase order for Kamarajar Grand Library cancelled
Publishers have been also been asked to take back their book submissions for the facility, which are currently being kept in storage at the District Central Library in Tiruchi
Civil police officer injured in attack by detained man in Keralams Kochi
The officer was injured after a man who had been detained on charge of creating public nuisance in the city allegedly bit on his hands while he was being taken in a police vehicle for medical examination
Register FIR in public library book scam case, Madras HC directs DVAC
The judges direct the authorities to freeze the bank accounts of Agal Vilakku Publications, its proprietor Mohan, and others involved. The government should immediately take disciplinary action, including the suspension of the officials involved, they say
She claims to have been deboarded from a Singapore-bound airplane and picked up from the airport by the police without showing any summons, warrant, court order or Look Out Circular
Focus on Tamil during Kandasashthi: Minister
He urged temples under the purview of the department to ensure that Odhuvars chant/sing the Thirupugazh, Thirumurai, and Kandasashthi kavacham
TVK faces criticism from its allies
A senior Congress leader said the TVK-led government should form a co-ordination committee to steer the State Government and make decision-making accountable
Says, he had lodged a complaint as early as on November 7, 2026 but the vigilance sleuths had not taken any action on his plaint
Tamil Nadu police step-up surveillance on habitual offenders
443 accused persons arrested in Statewide drive against rowdyism
Keralam at 70: holding a mirror to India
At a time when majoritarian nationalism encompasses large parts of India, Keralam at 70 is still offering a vision of secularism and pluralism
In 15 years, birders record multiple sightings of white wagtails in early months of migratory season
Recent repairs on OMR come undone
The Sholinganallur junction has a particularly bad patch that is riddled with potholes
Tamil Nadu to train HoDs in state universities, govt colleges to improve campus placements
IITM, Gauhati University develop new way to tell when monsoon truly arrives
TN launches Eri portal for NGOs to get water body restoration approvals
Vijay calls emergency meeting of TVK MLAs amid allegations of misconduct and Opposition attack
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and TVK founder C Joseph Vijay has called an emergency meeting of party MLAs on Wednesday amid allegations of misconduct against legislators and mounting Opposition criticism. The meeting is expected to focus on party discipline, public conduct and addressing citizens grievances.
Tasmac introduces three year transfer norm for shop employees
The move aims at streamlining staff deployment and addressing manpower shortages
Video against CM Vijay: YouTuber gets advance bail
Justice M.V. Murli Dharan Appointed as Chairman of Tamil Nadu SC/ST Commission
Justice M.V. Murli Dharan has been appointed as the new chairman of the Tamil Nadu SC/ST Commission, effective immediately. Justice M.V. Murli Dharan Appointed as Chairman of Tamil Nadu SC/ST Commission
No pipeline damage found after road caves in at Nesapakkam
Road deaths top 50 a day in TN as crash prevention lags
Spate of Burglaries at Tiruvarur Central Varsity Quarters
Burglars broke into five professors homes at the Central University of Tamil Nadu quarters in Tiruvarur and stole gold, cash and other valuables worth over 30 lakh.
Book purchase scam: DVAC searches Anna Centenary Library, Periyar Arivulagam
City hospital introduces steam treatment for enlarged prostate
26.27 lakh fine imposed on 1,826 pvt buses in TN during Diwali
Court denies bail to Anbil Mahesh in school recognition scam case
DMK moves HC seeking DVAC probe into book purchase scam
No plans to switch federations as of now: Abhimanyu
The American Grandmaster said his response was to a hypothetical question
Around 150 persons treated for cracker-related burns in Vellore, nearby districts
A large volume of cracker waste was also generated in these districts
Fear, stigma, financial concerns keep cancer patients from seeking timely care, says expert
Cyber criminals syphon off 22crore from TN rural development dept
Sonia Gandhi Book Row | Drug Death In Punjab | Periyar Library Row | Top Headlines
From a fresh controversy in Punjab, where Shiromani Akali Dal MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal has challenged the official narrative surrounding Daljit Singh's death and demanded answers from the AAP government, to the nationwide debate triggered by Sonia Gandhi's long-awaited memoir Belonging, political tempers are running high. Meanwhile, in Tamil Nadu, allegations of irregularities in public library acquisitions, including claims of AI-generated and substandard books, have prompted the government to revoke procurement orders and launch a vigilance probe.
Residents must urge engineers not to increase road height: Arappor
Two persons killed in separate road incidents
Special teams were formed to nab a car driver involved in the incident
State govt. employees who donate organs likely to get leave for recuperation
The Health Minister says that the government is likely to provide 42 days of leave to employees who donate organs
Over 74 lakh voters missing from Tamil Nadu electoral rolls, says citizens collective
The collective has announced a rally on Anna Salai on November 26, as part of a nationwide day of action against the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls
Traffic curbs, diversions announced for CII Summit in Visakhapatnam
Police have allocated 12 dedicated parking lots totaling a capacity of 1,775 four-wheelers across AU campus grounds.
Police conduct statewide drive against criminal suspects, arrest more than 400
Mob attacks police team in Cuddalore; inspector, 2 cops injured, 3 held
Vijay reviews law and order after spike in murders across TN
Vaiko criticises VCK and other allies for attacks on Vijay govt
Visakhapatnam gets a facelift ahead of CII summit
Suspension of senior IPS officer extended to March 2027
Heaps of biomedical waste dumped along Adyar river in Gerugambakkam
Under the Biomedical Waste Management Rules, 2016, biomedical waste must be segregated, collected, and disposed of through authorised treatment facilities
T.N. government invites tenders for coverage of Assembly proceedings for two years
The work includes recording the entire session using a multi-camera setup, editing and other post-production work, and handing over the footage to the Assembly authorities for immediate telecast on satellite television channels
Tamil Nadu cancels Rs 30 crore book order for Tiruchirappalli library
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Murthy Yadav quits JSP over ticket denial
Blackstone to buy about 16% stake in India's IIFL Finance for $535 million
The issue will also include a 12.64 billion rupee investment by existing investors Nirmal Jain and R. Venkataraman, while Anchorage Capital will invest another 1.5 billion
Cyclone Threat Looms Over AP, Tamil Nadu Coasts
The system might move towards the south-central Bay of Bengal: Private weather forecasting agency Skymet
Cheating case accused alleges custodial torture, OU police deny allegations
Weather alert: Rains likely in Tamil Nadu, Kerala; snowfall forecast in Kashmir
A low-pressure area is expected to form over the southeast Bay of Bengal around November 13. It is likely to move northwestwards and intensify into a well-marked low-pressure area within the next 24 hours, potentially influencing weather patterns over the eastern and southern parts of the country in the following days
What are the impeachment charges against Pete Hegseth? | The Hindu Explains
The move comes amid political fallout over the Iran war, which President Donald Trump and Vice-President JD Vance have blamed for the Republican Partys poor performance in the midterm elections. Hegseth, however, has defended the war as courageous and historic. What are the charges against Hegseth?
National Conference plans advisorycouncilsof MLAs to address internal dissent
Farooq Abdullah reaches out to legislators after 17 MLAs raise demands following Cabinet expansion; councils to work with Ministers on policy and departmental functioning
Myanmar army seizes key resistance headquarters and 10 bases held by opposition, state media says
The PDF emerged after the army seized power from the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi in February 2021 and has since formed loose alliances with ethnic militias fighting the military.
Toxic fumes kill 3 workers at Tata's Apple supply plant
Three contract workers tragically died from asphyxiation while cleaning a wastewater treatment tank at a Nalco Water facility within a Tata Electronics factory in Hosur, Tamil Nadu. The plant manufactures components for Apple iPhones. An inquiry has been launched into the safety regulations breach, and both Nalco Water and Apple are reportedly investigating the incident.
Congress questions Modi over Delhi air pollution, demands account of measures taken
Mallikarjun Kharge says recurring pollution crisis in Delhi and the National Capital Region reflected the governments failure to address the problem
Delhi SIR: Why BJP BLAs voter deletion applications in Mustafabad focused on three neighbourhoods
796 Form 7 applications against Muslims, filed by 20 BJP BLAs, concentrated on the rolls of 25 polling booths in Mustafabad. However, BJP claims it has not directed the filing of these applications
Committee to be set up for transparent procurement of library books: Minister Rajmohan
The Minister says that the TVK government has not brought any books
Supreme Court seeks answers from Delhi, neighbouring States on vehicular pollution
The Supreme Court seeks responses from Delhi and neighbouring States over vehicular emissions contributing to Delhis worsening air pollution. The court has raised concerns over vehicle-related pollution and questioned what steps are being taken to tackle the capitals deteriorating air quality.
AIDWA condemns alleged case of medical negligence
Kanda Sashti festival begins at Palani temple
ED attaches assets worth 18 crore linked to rice mill loan fraud case
The Directorate of Enforcement provisionally attached immovable properties belonging to K. Peri Reddy and his family members/associates in the case of Kallam Modern Rice Mills Private Limited and others, under the provisions of Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002
School half-yearly exams in Keralam from December 8
COP31 | Greta Thunberg says we need immediate action against climate change
Government plans curbs on film promotions and commercial events in educational institutions
The proposed guidelines are expected to restrict the use of educational institution premises for non-academic, political film promotions and unrelated commercial events
