DMK Wants Graft Charges Against Minister
DMK legal wing seeks DVAC action against Tamil Nadu Minister A. Rajmohan and textbook board chairman over an alleged 5-crore bribe offer.
Japan urges U.S. to enforce discipline after second Marine arrest
The case has triggered outrage in Japan and reignited controversy over the heavy U.S. military presence on the southern island
BRS blames Congress govt. for dried up paddy in large tracts in Palamuru
Party leaders T. Harish Rao, others visit dried up fields at Veltur, Alwala villages in Wanaparthy district
Bengaluru: TDR process to go completely digital to speed up infrastructure projects
The digitisation move has been planned to make the process of obtaining TDR more transparent and reduce delays, and facilitate faster land acquisition for road widening and other infrastructure projects.
Independent candidates may turn out to be kingmakers in Vizianagaram municipal polls
Anticipation builds ahead of GVMC vote count
Telangana to help local industries to make most of FTAs: Sridhar Babu
State government working to identify district-specific products and promote their manufacturing, processing and exports, the Minister told a mega FTA outreach programme
Compound wall of Government Polytechnic College for Women in Nellore collapses
The proposed service is primarily oriented towards leisure and tourism traffic betweenthe three destinations, supplemented by the potential for general passengermovement
The proposed service is primarily oriented towards leisure and tourism traffic betweenthe three destinations, supplemented by the potential for general passengermovement
BJP rally leaves Hyderabad bus commuters stranded
TASMAC workers strike work, stage demo against collecting empty liquor bottles
Plea for installation of street lights on Tirunelveli West Bypass Road
Birla Estates eyes top-three spot, targets 10-fold jump in office rentals
There is no sign of slowness in the market as both pricing and absorption remain extremely steady and positive, says K.T. Jithendran, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Birla Estates
Foreigners registration offices in all State Capitals by 2027: MHA
Ministry says the expansion is intended to improve access to immigration and consular services, strengthen regulatory compliance, and support Indias efforts to attract international visitors
New water policy for Kerala on the anvil
Digital Desk | Thiruvananthapuram, Nov 2 (IANS) Kerala will introduce a comprehensive water policy in early 2027 as part of a major reform of the drinking water and irrigation sectors, Water Resources Minister Mons Joseph announced on Monday. The policy, which will bring together various departments under the Water Resources Department, has the aim of making the Water Authority and other agencies more efficient and people-friendly. A Kerala Water Conclave will be held in Thiruvananthapuram in the first week of December to discuss the policy in the presence of experts. The government will launch a pilot project in Thiruvananthapuram to check water loss during distribution. Nearly half the water pumped from Aruvikkara is lost before reaching consumers, and new technology will be used to identify and prevent such losses. If successful, it will be introduced across the state. The government is also considering plants to convert seawater into drinking water in coastal areas. A committee has been formed to study ways to tackle the severe growth of water weeds in Kuttanad and Upper Kuttanad. It will examine foreign technologies to process the weeds and turn them into useful products. From January, committees headed by MLAs will be formed in all 140 Assembly constituencies to address local drinking water and irrigation problems. Local body representatives and officials of the Water Authority, PWD and Local Self-Government Department will be members. The committees will meet every month. District-level reviews will be held every three months under the district Collectors. The minister will review their work every six months. The government has also decided to change the system of repairing roads dug up for laying water pipes. The PWD will restore state roads, while local bodies will repair village and panchayat roads. The Water Authority will transfer the required funds to the respective departments. An official order will follow a meeting of senior officials. On the Mullaperiyar dam issue, Kerala will file a special petition in the Supreme Court to implement its 2024 verdict allowing a detailed safety inspection of the dam. Senior advocate Mohan V. Kattarki has been appointed as the lead counsel. The state will also seek the Centre's intervention to resolve the dispute with Tamil Nadu. A safety assessment of 22 dams under the Irrigation Department and Water Authority will be completed by December 31. The government will also develop dam sites and canals as tourist destinations. The closed Malampuzha garden will be renovated and reopened. The department will map all its land within six months and take action against encroachments. Steps are being taken to speed up the Jal Jeevan Mission projects. The state will hold talks with the Union Jal Shakti Ministry to secure nearly Rs 8,000 crore due from the Centre. A Rs 7,000 crore NABARD loan has helped clear a major part of the dues to contractors. A master plan will be prepared to find a lasting solution to drinking water shortages in Thiruvananthapuram city, Kazhakkoottam, and Technocity. The government aims to complete it during its present term. The state will also implement a Rs 4,000 crore coastal protection project with the help of the Asian Development Bank. Apart from Chellanam and Pozhiyoor, 10 major coastal hotspots have been identified. Steps to restore Shangumugham beach are also being considered. The minister said the government aimed to complete all possible projects within two years and improve drinking water supply across the state. Guest houses and inspection bungalows under the Water Authority and Irrigation Department will also be renovated. The government is considering opening them to the public and tourists at reasonable rates.
Lorry transporting gravel without permit seized
One-time settlement scheme to clear motor vehicle tax arrears
Poornaprajna PU College tops Sri Nova 2026
Farmers in Coimbatore seek prompt decision by government on culling of crop-raiding wild boars
Qualitative dredging of PAP Main Canal by WRD comes in for appreciation by farmers
Watch: Twin trouble for DMK: Anbil Mahesh in custody, DVAC targets KN Nehru
Tamil Nadu faces a major political storm as the TVK government crackdowns hit former DMK Ministers Anbil Mahesh and KN Nehru.
Family of murdered SC man in Thoothukudi seeks compensation, protection
Stalin accuses TVK government of reversing Tamil Nadus growth, losing South Korean investment
Digital Desk | Chennai, Nov 2 (IANS) DMK leader M.K. Stalin on Monday accused the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) government of undermining Tamil Nadus economic progress, citing reports of slowing GST revenue growth and the alleged diversion of a proposed Rs 1,614 crore South Korean investment to neighbouring Andhra Pradesh. In a statement, Stalin said two reports that emerged in the morning reflected what he described as a deterioration in the States development trajectory under the present administration, as he alleged that the governments neglect was weakening Tamil Nadus ability to sustain growth and attract investment. Referring to the first report, Stalin claimed that Tamil Nadus GST revenue growth had fallen below the national average. He portrayed this as an indication that the states economic momentum was being eroded under TVK rule. His second allegation concerned South Korean investments worth Rs 1,614 crore that, he said, had been expected to come to Tamil Nadu. Stalin claimed these investments had instead gone to Andhra Pradesh because of the TVK governments indifference. The DMK chief also criticised the functioning of Guidance Tamil Nadu, the organisation associated with attracting and facilitating investments in the state. He said an institution that had helped bring investments and recognition to Tamil Nadu was now being affected by the arrogance of individuals under the current administration. Stalin linked these allegations to his broader criticism of the governments priorities, contending that economic administration and investment promotion were suffering while the political leadership concentrated on electoral activity. In a sarcastic remark, he said the government had demonstrated how a state could move into everse gear across sectors within such a short period. Targeting Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay, Stalin alleged that he neither understood nor appeared aware of the significance of these developments. Instead of addressing the issues, the Chief Minister had set out to make appearances in constituencies facing by-elections, he charged. The criticism placed the alleged investment loss and weaker tax revenue growth at the centre of Stalins attack on the administration. His statement presented both as signs of a reversal in the states development, while accusing the leadership of failing to recognise the seriousness of the situation. Stalin concluded with a warning that Tamil Nadu would face severe difficulties under continued TVK rule. He urged the public to prepare for challenging times, alleging that the governments approach threatened the states economic future.
Naidu pays last respects to retired IPS officer N. Balasubramanyam
BJP Mahila Morcha stages protest against milk price hike in Hubballi
Women members prepare tea without milk on road at Durgad Bail in protest against the State govt. decision to increase milk price
Three BSF personnel, a civilian injured in Tripura clash
The clash occurred during a road blockade by locals protesting against the detention and assault of a youth
Madurai handloom weavers secure 9% wage hike following labour dept. talks
Supreme Court Dismisses Petition by Former Tamil Nadu Minister KN Nehru in Corruption Case
The Supreme Court has rejected KN Nehrus plea challenging an FIR related to corruption in Tamil Nadus municipal department. Supreme Court Dismisses Petition by Former Tamil Nadu Minister KN Nehru in Corruption Case
Tribal hamlet cut off from mainland forces woman carry sick daughter for treatment
Raptadu chainsaw attack victim shows signs of recovery; Jagan seeks 50 lakh compensation
Doctors at Manipal Hospital in Bengaluru say the Class X girl is conscious and improving; Minister Nara Lokesh praises her friend Lakshmi for her bravery and the YSRCP chief demands accountability from the State government
BJP plans Save Democracy, Eradicate Anarchy campaign starting Nov. 9
BJP MLA Sunil Kumar accuses the Congress of misleading people by selectively questioning the credibility of EVMs, raising objections to SIR
Top NC leaders reach out to disgruntled lawmakers in Jammu and Kashmir
Around 20 legislators who raised the banner of dissension over the party functioning and certain leaders close to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah have put forth 10-point demands to restructure the party
Kovalam spa case: Corpn. health inspector remanded in police custody
TVK must remain firm on secularism, should not turn into corporate government: CPIs Veerapandian
Cyclone Murasu drenches Chennai, north T.N.; south T.N. next in line for heavy rainfall
However, rainfall intensity is expected to reduce from Tuesday (November 3) after the system makes landfall
Cyclone Murasu: APSPDCL prepared to tackle power issues in Nellore and Tirupati districts
Over 2,000 officials have been mobilised from Anantapur, Sri Sathya Sai, Kurnool, Nandyal, Kadapa, Chittoor, and Annamayya districts to restore power supply on a war footing in Nellore and Tirupati districts
Centre can intervene on airfares in extraordinary circumstances, new rules say
Centre has previously imposed fare bands during the pandemic, IndiGos operational breakdown, and urged restraint during disasters, festivities; new rules also mandate closer monitoring of fares by DGCA
If a Parliament session is held, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will shred Congress into pieces, Amit Shah said
Man dies after car plunges into a pond at Sheela Nagar
Ranji Trophy: Dubey Picks Nine Scalps As Vidarbha Bowl Out Madhya Pradesh For 209
For Central Zone: Left-arm spinner Harsh Dubey rewrote the Vidarbha record books on Monday by claiming 9-53 to bowl out Madhya Pradesh for 209 on an eventful opening day of their Ranji Trophy match at the VCA Stadium in Jamtha. Dubey became the first bowler from Vidarbha to claim a nine-wicket haul in an innings of the Ranji Trophy. The previous best figures for the side was Arun Ogirals 8-39 in 1967-68, which ironically came against Madhya Pradesh. Dubey is now the 30th bowler overall to take nine or more wickets in an innings in the Ranji Trophy. It was Vidarbha all-rounder Nachiket Bhute, though, who made the first breakthrough by removing opener Yash Dubey. From there onwards, the innings belonged to Harsh. He opened his account in the 17th over and kept chipping away, leaving Madhya Pradesh at 64/5 in the 29th over. Atharva Mahajan and Saransh Jain resisted with a 72-run stand. It lasted nearly 18 overs before Dubey returned to break it, and the lower order did not survive long after that. The last nine-wicket haul in the Ranji Trophy came from Gujarats left-arm spinner Siddharth Desai, who took 9-36 against Uttarakhand in 2024-25. Mondays spell adds to a big year for Dubey, who made his ODI debut against Afghanistan in June and took four wickets in two matches. He then toured Sri Lanka with India A, taking three wickets and scoring 59 runs across two innings. For Central Zone in the Duleep Trophy, he took eight wickets and made 27 and 24 against East Zone. He has carried that form into the 2026-27 Ranji Trophy season, with 23 wickets in seven innings so far. Elsewhere, Karnatakas Ritesh Bhatkal (5-35) and Shikhar Shetty (5-53) shared 10 wickets to bowl Assam out for 135 inside 49 overs in Guwahati. Rohan Patil then hit 89 off 87 balls, with 13 fours and a six, and added 129 for the opening wicket with Mayank Agarwal, who was unbeaten on 57, as Karnataka got a 45-run lead. In Dharamsala, 20 wickets fell on the opening day. Rajasthan chose to bat and were shot out for 78, with Abhishek Kumar taking five wickets for Himachal Pradesh. Sahil Dhiwan replied with a five-wicket haul for Rajasthan, but Himachal still made 153 for a lead of 75. Mayank Mishra took 6-57 as Uttarakhand bowled out Haryana for 153 after they elected to bat. In Chandigarh, Pradosh Ranjan Pauls unbeaten 138 powered Tamil Nadu to 320/4 against the hosts. N Jagadeesan (52) and Baba Indrajith (51) also scored fifties. Punjab recovered from 71/5 to reach 276/5 against Andhra, thanks to an unbroken 205-run stand for the sixth wicket between Salil Arora (111 not out) and Sanvir Singh (100 not out). In Ahmedabad, Aarya Desai fell five short of a century as Gujarat crossed 300 against Kerala. He added 116 with Abhishek Desai, and after Gujarat slipped to 182/4, Urvil Patel (63 not out) and Vishal Jayswal (50 not out) put on an unbeaten 111-run stand. Opener Dhruv Patel made 124 to lift Baroda to 269/6 in Kanpur. He added 88 with Shashwat Rawat (47) and 108 with Mitesh Patel (49) after Baroda were 54/2. His dismissal set off a late wobble, with three wickets falling on 249 in four deliveries across two overs. Services captain Rajat Paliwal came in at number five with his side at 27/3 and made an unbeaten 111 to take them to 266 in 88 overs against Delhi at Palam. Snehal Kauthankars unbeaten 116 rescued Goa from 54/4 after they chose to bat against Bihar at home, as they ended day one at 288/6 in 87 overs. At the CCI in Mumbai, Angkrish Raghuvanshi (78) and Sarfaraz Khan (55) struck half-centuries and captain Siddesh Lad made 47 as Mumbai reached 247/6 in 83 overs after being put in by Railways. Sridam Pauls 86 led Tripuras fightback against Saurashtra as the hosts reached 219/7 at stumps at the MBB Stadium. Put in to bat after Saurashtra won the toss, Tripura slumped to 28/5 inside 19 overs. Paul then added 125 for the sixth wicket with wicketkeeper-batter Sentu Sarkar, who made 46. Manisankar Murasingh (33) and Bikram Debnath (32) were unbeaten at the close, after Tripura had batted 74.3 overs. Parth Bhut was the pick of the Saurashtra bowlers with 3-52 in 19 overs, including two maidens. Chetan Sakariya took two wickets, while Yuvraj Dodiya and Sammar Gajjar claimed one each. Sridam Pauls 86 led Tripuras fightback against Saurashtra as the hosts reached 219/7 at stumps at the MBB Stadium. Put in to bat after Saurashtra won the toss, Tripura slumped to 28/5 inside 19 overs. Paul then added 125 for the sixth wicket with wicketkeeper-batter Sentu Sarkar, who made 46. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Telangana plans AI-enabled transactions in agri. market yards
Minister for Agriculture Tummala Nageswara Rao says the digital system would improve transparency in activities
Karnataka HC nominates ADGP Hitendra as new head of SIT to probe KPSC cases
High Court directs State government not to transfer SIT members out of Bengaluru till investigation is completed
Karnataka deploys 500 linemen, equipment to restore power supply in cyclone-hit Andhra Pradesh
Tasmac workers shut shops in Namakkal, Salem
All Souls Day observed in Madurai
CPI(M) seeks action against Pendurthi MLA over alleged irregular voting in GVMC polls
Joint survey to resolve Revenue-Forest land disputes: Ponguleti
Residents seek closure of Tasmac outlet, illegal recreation club in Keela Arasadi panchayat
Sivaganga woman petitions Collector seeking rescue of husband missing in Dubai
Madurai medico detained in Russia for 10 days returns home after MPs intervention
New office-bearers of Exnora elected
Six fishermen safe as fishing boat runs aground at Rushikonda beach in Visakhapatnam
Villagers stage protest at Collectorate demanding mobile ration shop
POCSO Cases: Panel Reviews Pendency In Four States
A parliamentary committee on Monday reviewed the large number of pending sexual offence cases against children under the POCSO Act and the performance of fast-track courts in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala. Data reveals over 2.45 lakh such cases are pending nationally, with many trials exceeding the one-year deadline.
Besides inquiring into the security lapses that led to the Theni prison escape, the committee will examine security infrastructure, standard operating procedures (SOPs), technological gaps and manpower deployment in prisons across Tamil Nadu, and submit recommendations to the government
TMJK leader alleges confinement in room at Collectorate during CMs visit to Pudukottai
Tamizhaga Makkal Jananayaga Katchi state president K.M. Shariff, who contested as a TVK candidate, wanted to submit a petition to the Chief Minister to open a cashew nut unit and claimed to have a VIP pass
Coimbatore contract workers seek higher Deepavali bonus
PWD employees stage black badge protest over delayed October salary
NDRF deploys 14 teams in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana to tackle Cyclone Murasu
NDRF 10th Battalion Commandant says teams are positioned in vulnerable districts to undertake rescue, evacuation and relief operations
Namakkal farmers oppose the proposed Sankari-Vellakoil NH project
Palnadu on high alert as Cyclone Murasu threatens heavy rain
The cyclone's impact is expected to be significant in the district on November 2 and 3, and people have been advised to remain vigilant; Collector instructs all departments to remain prepared and take precautionary measures to minimise the impact of heavy rainfall
Keralam to announce water policy by 2027
A water conclave will be held in December. The plan includes dam safety reviews, asset mapping, and a push to secure central Jal Jeevan Mission funding, with targeted reforms to boost efficiency of the Water Resources department and the Kerala Water Authority.
85 polytechnic students selected during campus recruitment drive
The Hindu finds rockets, bombs and flowerpots sold discreetly in Sadar Bazar and Jama Masjid, with some green-labelled crackers lacking QR codes; vendors cite demand for louder fireworks as police seize over 1,100 kg
Cyclone Murasu: Damaged roads remain a concern after rainwater recedes in Chennai
Chennai recorded an average of 2.08 mm rain between 6 a.m. and 2 p.m. During this eight-hour period, 47 stations recorded very light rain and 16 recorded light rain. Ennore recorded the highest rainfall at 5.6 mm.
Pawan Kalyan directs high alert as Cyclone Murasu nears Nellore coast
Tight security arrangements for ULB vote counting in Chittoor, Annamayya, Sri Sathya Sai districts
Granules India net profit rises 39% to 182 cr on higher revenue
Revenue crosses 1,500 crore despite higher input and logistics costs driven by West Asia tensions, expect cost pressures to persist, says CMD Chigurupati
Tiruchi neurologist M.A. Aleem gets Tamil Semmal award
Animal welfare volunteers seek suspension of NGO running ABC centre in Coimbatore
14 fishermen receive two-wheelers with insulated boxes in Coimbatore
Row over special passes to enter Hasanamba Temple in Hassan
Krishi-Thotagarike Mela attracts 7 lakh visitors
Two SFI activists suspended over alleged disruption of convocation ceremony at Maharajas College
SFI alleges that the chairperson and vice-chairperson of the college union were suspended for asking the Higher Education Minister legitimate questions about the suspension of 16 students at the Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit, Kalady.
Water level in Papanasam Dam stands at 66.85 feet
11,125 government school students to visit colleges under career guidance programme in Coimbatore
Congress trying to protect 3 crore Bangladeshi infiltrators in voter list: HM Shah
Digital Desk | Hyderabad, Nov 2 (IANS) Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday claimed that three crore Bangladeshi infiltrators are among absent voters sought to be deleted in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) and accused the Congress party of trying to protect them. He declared that the BJP will ensure that every infiltrator is removed from the electoral rolls and driven out of the country. Amit Shah was addressing the Save Democracy Remove Anarchy march organised by the BJP here as part of its nationwide campaign to counter the anti-SIR campaign of the INDIA bloc. Alleging that by stopping SIR, Congress and company was trying to save Bangladesh infiltrators, he termed the rally organised by the INDIA bloc in Delhi on Sunday as a Save the infiltrators rally. Congress and company are trying to stop SIR because infiltrators are their vote bank. BJP workers stand firmly with SIR. Only citizens of this country will be allowed to vote here, said HM Shah, who led the foot march from Basheerbagh to Moazzam Jahi Market. Amit Shah said Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi was lying that 13 crore votes were deleted in SIR. The Home Minister stated that 6.25 crore voters had shifted while about 3 crore voters were dead. He said another one crore voters had double entries. The Congress party wants to capture elections through bogus voting. If one person has two votes, should one of them be cancelled or not? Now we come to the source of 'Rahul Baba's' stomach ache. Three crore votes are such that the people they belong to do not even exist. These are Bangladeshi infiltrators, he said. He alleged that by opposing the SIR, the Congress party wants to protect Bangladeshi infiltrators in the country's electoral rolls. But I have come here today to say that Rahul ji and Revanth Reddy ji can put in as much effort as they want. The BJP will ensure that every single infiltrator is removed from the voter list and driven out of the country. Dismissing the allegation of Rahul Gandhi that the BJP won only because of the SIR, he reminded the Congress leader that there was no SIR when Narendra Modi won in 2014, 2019 and 2024. He won because of the voters of India. After 2024, we won in Maharashtra with the biggest majority. We won in Haryana. After 30 years, we won in Delhi. We won in Bihar with the biggest majority. In Bengal too, Didi's entire political standing has been wiped out, he said and exuded confidence that BJP will win Telangana too. Amit Shah remarked that Rahul Gandhi can never become Prime Minister. Two days ago, you held a mock Parliament. If you had asked me, I would have suggested that you become Prime Minister at least once in this mock Parliament. Because you will never be able to become Prime Minister in the real Parliament. At least if you become Prime Minister in a mock Parliament, Sonia ji's heart will find some peace, he remarked. The Home Minister said that Rahul Gandhi carries the Constitution in his hand but has no respect for the Constitution. Stating that Constitutional responsibilities are discharged through the country's Parliament, he accused Rahul Gandhi of not allowing Parliament to function. I challenge you today from the land of Hyderabad. We are ready to convene a special session of Parliament. Come and participate in a discussion. But he will not participate in the discussion because he knows that only through anarchy and disorder can the Congress party keep itself in the news. If Parliament functions, our Modi ji will completely demolish their arguments, he said. On Rahul Gandhis allegation that BJP was winning because of EVMs, he asked how Revanth Reddy became Chief Minister of Telangana. How do parties form governments in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Himachal Pradesh? If the EVMs are so bad, you should not have taken the oath of office. When you win, the credit goes to the people, but when you lose, you blame the EVMs. Alleging that there were scams, scandals and corruption worth Rs 12 lakh crore during 10 years of Congress rule, he said the country cant be handed over to the Congress again. Amit Shah remarked that the Congress party is on a ventilator. Can this ventilator party run a marathon alongside Modi ji? Rahul ji, forget Modi ji. Even my Telangana Yuva Morcha president will defeat you. The BJP leader also took a dig at Rahul Gandhis foreign visits. Rahul ji, you cannot win elections this way. You spend three or four months in the country and then go abroad. You will have to sweat it out in the country. You will have to stand united with the people and work to resolve their problems, he said. Amit Shah accused Revanth Reddy of turning the entire Telangana into an ATM for the Congress leaders sitting in Delhi and said the people of Telangana will never forgive him for this. Stating that Rahul Gandhi had promised six guarantees in Telangana, he said not even one guarantee has been fulfilled. Stating that BRS or Owaisi cant stop the corruption in Telangana and the conspiracy to sell the state, he said only the BJP under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi can stop it. He urged the BJP cadres to ensure that the Congress party is rooted out from Telangana and the BJP comes to power with a two-thirds majority
Man beaten to death near Samayanallur; five arrested
Naidu directs officials to effectively tackle Cyclone Murasu
Chairing a review meet, the Chief Minister instructs district collectors to stay alert to meet any contingency, keeping in view the likelihood of heavy rains and gales; says impact of the cyclone on the Andhra Pradesh coast is likely to be relatively limited
Vietnam scraps child organ donors proposal after backlash
The newly revised draft still allows living minors to donate regenerative tissue, for bone marrow or stem cell transplants, to family members when no suitable adult donor is available
Services of nurses invaluable, says Minister
Bharath Gupta lauds the patience, tolerance, compassion, and spirit of service demonstrated by nurses
Lokayukta traps CMC official, former Councillor for accepting 25,000 bribe in Sidlaghatta
Naidu asks NDA leaders to focus on winning MPTC, ZPTC polls
Chief Minister urges alliance partners to ensure heavy polling on November 5, maintain restraint during counting of urban local body votes on November 3
Man found dead after he kills his wife, two children in Raichur
