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BALANCE FLEXIBILITY & RIGOUR IN NEW DEGREE PROGRAMMES
HE University Grants Commission (UGC) is set to roll out the accelerated degree programme (ADP) and extended degree programme (EDP), two ambitious initiatives aimed at providing flexibility to college students.
Moderate rain across Thanjavur and Tiruvarur districts
MODERATE rain occurred in the Cauvery delta districts of Thanjavur and Tiruvarur on Thursday.
New low-pressure area brewing, may hit coast next week
THE northeast monsoon has come in heavy this year, already delivering bountiful rains.
4 students killed as truck mows them down in Kerala
PALAKKAD: Four school students died and several others were injured after being mowed down by a truck at Kalladikode in this district on Thursday evening, police said.
Thousands attend anointing of sandal on tombs of Nagore Dargah saints
THOUSANDS of devotees participated in the sandal anointing ceremony, a key event of the 468th annual Kanduri festival, at the Nagore Dargah in the early hours of Thursday.
Quota demand untenable, says CM Siddaramaiah
KARNATAKA Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Thursday termed Panchamasali Lingayats' \"pressure tactics\" for reservation under 2-A category unconstitutional and their actions indicate that the state government is not serious about their demand.
Governor lays foundation for Ayya Vazhi centre in Kumari
WE should learn and spread the messages of the religious book ‘Akila Thirattu Ammanai’ everywhere, said Governor RN Ravi while laying the foundation stone of the Ayya Vazhi Research Centre at Guru Parambarai Trust premises in Thamaraikulam Pathi.
DMK, VCK want to intervene in Worship Act case
Following a PIL filed by BJP leader Subramanian Swamy and Ashwini Upadhyay challenging the Constitutional validity of the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991 in the SC, the DMK and VCK have filed an Intervention Application in the Apex court.
Beach mineral mining cases assigned to new bench
THE cases pertaining to illegal mining of beach sand minerals in Thoothukudi, Tirunelveli and Kanyakumari districts have been assigned to a new division bench of the Madras HC comprising Justices SM Subramaniam and M Jothiraman.
ONE NATION ONE POLL BILL DRACONIAN, WILL ERASE REGIONAL VOICE
EXPRESSING serious concern over the Union Cabinet approving the introduction of the One Nation One Election Bill in the Parliament, Chief Minister MK Stalin described this legislation as draconian and said the move would erase regional voices.
Bait arches constructed sans nod eat into beach near Tiruchendur temple
The construction of bait arches near Amali Nagar fishing hamlet, reportedly being constructed without Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) clearance, has led to heavy soil erosion along the coast near the Tiruchendur Murugan Temple, putting the safety of the centuries-old structures at risk.
Clippings row: Notice to Nayanthara and Vignesh
THE Madras High Court on Thursday ordered notice to actress Nayanthara Kurian, her husband and film director Vignesh Sivan and Los Gatos Production Services India LLP, an entity of the Netflix, in a case filed by actor Dhanush seeking ₹10 crore damages for unauthorised usage of the behind-the-scene video clippings of 'Naanum Rowdy Dhaan' movie in the documentary Nayanthara: Beyond the Fairytale.
Steps being taken for fishers' release: EAM
EXTERNAL Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has conveyed to Chief Minister MK Stalin that the union government is taking steps to ensure the release of 14 Indian fishermen, including 7 from Tamil Nadu, detained by Pakistani authorities on January 3.
Vaikom struggle starting point of social justice stirs in India: Stalin
CM inaugurates renovated Thanthai Periyar Memorial and a library in honour of the leader
HC asks lower court to speed up trial of FERA case against Sasikala
THE Madras High Court on Thursday directed the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court for economic offences to fast-track the trial against VK Sasikala, close aide of late CM J Jayalalithaa, in Foreign Exchange Regulation Act (FERA) cases pertaining to payments made for hiring equipment for J Jaya TV Private Limited in the 90s.
Six dead, scores injured in blaze at Dindigul hospital
SIX people died and scores injured in a fire accident suspected to have been triggered by a short circuit at City Ortho Hospital on Tiruchy Road in Dindigul around 9 pm on Thursday.
Cabinet OKs 'one poll' bill, may go to JPC for vetting
THE Union Cabinet on Thursday approved two bills to implement Prime Minister Narendra Modi's plan of holding simultaneous elections to the Lok Sabha and state assemblies.
SC halts surveys of mosques
FREEZE ON 18 SUITS
Health officials launch investigation after infant dies during home birth at Aranthangi
A baby which was delivered at home on Wednesday died soon after and was allegedly buried by its parents.
Aavin to launch 'Green Magic Plus' on Dec 18
THE state-owned Aavin is set to launch a new milk variant, Green Magic Plus, fortified with vitamins A and D, starting December 18.
Minister Nehru meets with workers, receives petitions
With rehab efforts on, workers ask if they can return to hold festivals and visit ancestors' graves
Was too tense to follow it live, says champ's mom, flies to Singapore
WHEN D Gukesh won his World Championship match in Singapore, a thousand miles away his mother J Padmakumari had switched off her phone.
Liren's White matches
Game 2: One of the quickest draws so far, just 23 moves. The world champion had a miniscule advantage but didn't push;
GUKESH ATTACKS BUT DING ESCAPES AGAIN
World champion finds ways to defend from challenging positions
Shami far from best as Bengal lose to Baroda
PACER Mohammed Shami rarely operated at his best and it had a cascading effect on Bengal as they went down by 41 runs against Baroda in the quarterfinals of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy here on Wednesday.
Saudi Arabia to host 2034 FIFA WC
SAUDI ARABIA has been officially confirmed by FIFA as host of the 2034 World Cup in men's football, giving the oil-rich kingdom its biggest prize yet for massive spending on global sports driven by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Mandhana ton in vain as Australia win ODI series 3-0
SMRITI MANDHANA'S record-breaking century and Arundhati Reddy's career-best figures went in vain as India lost the final ODI against Australia at the WACA ground as hosts took the series 3-0 adding six points to their tally in the ICC women's ODI championship.
ISL: CFC down Hyderabad to end 4-match winless run
IRFAN YADWAD'S early goal proved to be the difference-maker as Chennaiyin FC recorded a much-needed victory over Hyderabad FC in the Indian Super League at the Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium here, on Wednesday.
Can struggling Sharma step up as captain?
IT was day three of the Pune Test against New Zealand. Having lost the home Test series 3-0, a dejected Rohit Sharma addressed the media.
Salah keeps Liverpool perfect, Real win
MOHAMED SALAH helped maintain Liverpool's perfect record in the Champions League on Tuesday while holders Real Madrid bounced back from their defeat at Anfield to topple in-form Italians Atalanta.