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Vajpayee's 'good governance', Modi schemes on BJP agenda
AFTER celebrating the Constitution Day, the BJP is gearing up for a year-long 'Sangathan Parva' coinciding with Atal Jayanti in which former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee's 'good governance' will be highlighted.
Pak Betting App Scam: ED Says Promoters Earned More Than 50% Profit
THE Enforcement Directorate's (ED) investigation under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) has revealed that alleged online betting website 'Magicwin', owned by Pakistani nationals, has earned profits that were more than 50 percent of the total deposits made by the betting players.
Mixed bag for 'divided' Oppn in '24
After good show in Lok Sabha elections, differences among INDIA allies come to the fore
From logistics to innovation, India improves rankings in 10 yrs: Govt
OVER the past decade, India has cemented its position as the world's fifth-largest economy, demonstrating progress in areas ranging from logistics and innovation to security and cyber security, government sources said.
Dalit assaulted over 'conversion' in UP's Fatehpur
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday condemned the death of a Dalit youth in police custody at Dewas in Madhya Pradesh and said it is not possible without the support of the government.
PK booked as police action on Bihar PSC candidates turns into major row
POLITICAL parties sought to corner the Nitish Kumar government on Monday, a day after police cane-charged and used water cannons against Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) candidates protesting against alleged exam paper leak.
ECO-PRECARIAT STRUGGLES IN UNLIVEABLE CITIES
BENGALURU'S 'pleasant weather' tag has taken a hit as the city saw extreme heat waves in the summer, followed by torrential rains that flooded various parts of the city.
The World Is Ending... Pass the Popcorn
Regimes toppling, countries threatening to vanish off the face of the earth. Wait, the earth may itself have officially entered an existential crisis in 2024. But Happy New Year
1.3L Women Removed From TN's Monthly Aid Scheme
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Child marriages up by 56% in TN in one year; Erode and Tirunelveli top the list
The number of child marriages in Tamil Nadu has increased at an alarming rate of 55.6% between 2023 and 2024.
UGC COMES OUT WITH DRAFT TO DE-RESERVE SC, ST & OBC POSTS IN UNIVERSITIES
THE University Grants Commission (UGC) has issued draft guidelines for de-reserving the vacancies meant for SC, ST and OBC candidates in higher education institutes (HEIs) and fill them under general category if enough reserved candidates are not available.
No fund since Feb, panchayats unable to make ends meet
Minister says issues in operation, server problems reasons for delay in release of funds
No end to dumping of KL biomedical waste in Kodaganallur and Palavoor
Locals allege waste from Kerala hosps discarded at night by trucks going to a paper mill
Over-the-Counter Sale Ban Coming on Morning-After Pill
The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) is likely to recommend a ban on the over-the-counter (OTC) sale of all hormonal contraceptive drugs, including oral emergency contraceptive pills (ECP).
Men at Vellore jail face hours-long lines for toilets
The queue for toilets begins at 2 a.m. at the Vellore Central Prison with only three usable toilets available for each block housing 70 male prisoners, inmates told TNIE.
₹941-cr scam: Six Chennai jewellers on the DRI radar
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) and Chennai Customs have unearthed a ₹941-crore scam, in which six jewellers from Chennai had allegedly diverted around 2,170 kg of gold under the pretext of exporting gold jewellery to Dubai and Malaysia between 2020 and 2022.
Hooch victims reached hosp a day before collector confirmed tragedy
By Wednesday noon, 50 were admitted, 3 died, while SP, collector fully denied incident
Tech glitches may have led to FIR leak: NIC
THE central government's National Informatics Centre (NIC) has said the FIR in the alleged rape of the Anna University student may have been leaked as it was not blocked due to technical glitches due to migration from Indian Penal Code (IPC) to Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita (BNS).
Panel to Submit Report to NCW Chairman Soon
The fact-finding committee of the National Commission for Women (NCW) on Monday said it would soon submit a detailed report with its recommendations to the commission chairman on the sexual assault of a girl on AU campus.
AIADMK Cadre Stage Statewide Stir Seeking Justice for Rape Survivor
SEVERAL AIADMK leaders and cadre were arrested on Monday in Chengalpattu, Kanchipuram, and Thiruvallur districts during demonstrations demanding justice for the survivor in the sexual assault incident at Anna University.
Don't politicise issues for gains, minister tells EPS
MINISTER for Social Welfare P Geetha Jeevan criticised AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami for making statements that allegedly caused fear among girl students and their parents regarding safety in higher education institutions.
Won't rest until all women in state graduates, says Stalin
THE opposite of Dravidian stock is 'arrogant stock' that promoted violence, divided people on the basis of religion and caste and snatched women of their rights, Chief Minister M K Stalin said after expanding the 'Pudhumai Penn Thittam' at Kamaraj College in Thoothukudi on Monday.
Defamation: Cop demands Seeman's apology in court
DISTRICT Superintendent of Police Dr V Varun Kumar on Monday demanded an apology from NTK chief Seeman in a court of law for the defamatory remarks made by his party cadre against him and his family.
Minister Flays AIADMK's 'Theatrics'
LAW Minister S Reghupathy on Sunday dismissed the AIADMK's protests over the Anna University sexual assault case as mere \"theatrics\" to stay politically relevant.
Vijay Meets Guv, Wants Women Safety Ensured
TAMILAGA Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief and actor Vijay on Monday urged Governor RN Ravi to take necessary steps to ensure the safety of women.
Teacher used casteist slurs, abetted son's suicide, says SC woman
AN SC woman from Palani alleged that her 14-year-old son died by suicide as his teacher used casteist slurs and made him undress in front of other students in the class, causing him emotional distress.
Residents in distress over recurring traffic snarls in Kodaikanal
LONG queues of vehicles over the last few days in Kodaikanal have left the residents in distress, with many complaining that a large number of cars parked along the roads added to the traffic congestion.
Plaint over lack of power at breastfeeding facility
FEMALE passengers expressed concern over the lack of power supply at the breastfeeding facility at Kamarajar bus stand.
NIT Tiruchy to set up ₹150-crore research and innovation hub
NIT Tiruchy (NITT) is setting up a ₹150-crore research and innovation hub that will focus on state-of-the-art technologies, including quantum computing, semiconductors, generative artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Sanction to Prosecute Delayed in Many Corruption Cases: HC
FILES for according of Sanction to Prosecute (SOP) have been pending in various offices, from the Tamil Nadu chief secretary to low-level sanctioning officers and even the governor's office, the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court observed.