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'Nation first' will keep Constitution alive: PM

Recalls words of first President Rajendra Prasad in his concluding address to Constituent Assembly on Nov 26, 1949

Study says 'women bias' in command, seeks review of Army induction policy

In a comprehensive study of the women Commanding Officers (COs) in the Indian Army's important 17 Corps, some positive inputs were noted, but the majority called for adjustments at the training levels.

Keen to collaborate with India to ensure free, open Indo-Pacific: UK minister

UK's Indo-Pacific minister Catherine West has emphasised that the Indo-Pacific region is a \"generational mission\" for the current government, underlining its long-term strategic importance rather than a short-term shift for the sake of headlines.

COOPERATIVES: A NEW MOVEMENT FOR VIKSIT BHARAT

IN inclusive development strategy for enhancing shared economic prosperity—‘Sahakar se samriddhi’—has yielded impressive outcomes for India so far.

RETHINKING OUR CONSTITUTION FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE

This geological epoch, when man is the main destroyer of nature, sets new limits on human rights. So we must celebrate the Constitution by envisioning it afresh

TN a pioneer in women's safety schemes: Min

Tamil Nadu has been a front runner in ensuring women's safety in the country, and the state constitutes 43% of the country's women's workforce in manufacturing industries, said Social Welfare and Women Empowerment Minister Geetha Jeevan, countering Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam president and actor Vijay's concern over rising violence against women in the state.

Beacon at Hosur village to warn locals about animals

HOSUR forest division has installed a warning light in a village near Jawalagiri to warn locals about animal movement and prevent human-animal conflict.

5 killed as lorry runs over family in Kerala

FIVE members, including two children, of a nomadic family from Palakkad were run over by a lorry carrying timber while they were sleeping on the roadside at Nattika in Thrissur in the early hours of Tuesday.

92% of caste survey completed in T'gana, says CM Revanth

TERMING it as a \"social movement 3.0\" undertaken by the ruling Congress, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Tuesday said that caste census was required to ensure implementation of \"jitni abadi utna haq\", (rights proportional to the share in population).

Normalcy hit, delta farmers worried over more rain

NORMALCY took a hit in the delta districts on Tuesday as rains lashed the region through the day.

120kg of dried shark fins, seahorses seized; 2 held

THE Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), Chennai zone, seized 95 kg of shark fin and 25 kg of sea horse, both in dried form, from a location in Tiruvottiyur in north Chennai and arrested two people on Friday.

Teacher suspended, booked for casteist remarks in class

A government middle school teacher in Kunichumoottur was booked by Kandili police on Tuesday for allegedly passing casteist remarks in the classroom.

TN will fix V-C issue without losing its rights

RESPONDING to a query on the intervention of Governor R N Ravi in the search committee for V-Cs in state universities, Minister for Higher Education Govi Chezhiaan on Tuesday said as per instructions from CM MK Stalin, the state will take the right decisions regarding the appointment of V-Cs without forfeiting the rights of the state.

AIADMK meetings turn free for all, expose internal fissures

DID field inspections of AIADMK senior leaders aimed at taking steps to improve the functioning of the grassroots-level units go counterproductive to the party?

DMK: Extend time frame for JPC on Waqf bill

THE DMK has urged Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to extend the time frame given to the joint parliamentary committee tasked with reviewing the Waqf Board Amendment Bill.

Activists urge TN to stop sale of GM maize

Opposed by MK, Jaya

Delta protection law: AIADMK rejects allegations against party

A reply by the Union Environment Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh to a question raised by Mayiladuthurai MP K Sudha (Congress) in the Lok Sabha on Monday left farmers concerned about the special protection accorded to the delta region to prevent hydrocarbon projects.

VCK fails to impress Maha voters in its maiden outing

THE VCK has suffered a massive defeat in its maiden outing in Maharashtra politics by polling a combined total of less than 1,000 votes in the four seats contested by the party in the just concluded Assembly election.

NDRF, SDRF teams rush to delta dists

Stalin tells collectors to keep relief camps ready; holiday for schools in Chennai, 3 districts

2.2L youth got employment via Naan Mudhalvan job fairs

A total of 2,23,025 youth from disciplines such as Arts, Science, Engineering, Polytechnic, and ITI have secured employment through 170 job fairs conducted under Naan Mudhalvan Scheme, a release said on Tuesday.

Monsoon rains cause waterlogging, traffic snarls

CHENNAI received moderate rainfall on Monday night and Tuesday morning, recording an average rainfall of 5.35 cm on Monday.

Centre says work order issued for ESI hosp in Sriperumbudur

UNION Minister for Labour and Employment Shobha Karandlaje informed the Parliament that steps are underway to establish a 100-bed ESI hospital in Sriperumbudur to meet the healthcare needs of employees in the area.

Govt to screen short films on child safety in schools

SCHOOL Education Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi said alongside movie screenings, short films focusing on child protection and prevention of child abuse will also be screened in government schools across the state.

Balaji withdraws plea against spl court order in PMLA case

THE Madras High Court on Tuesday dismissed a petition filed by Electricity Minister V Senthil Balaji after he withdrew the petition seeking review of the order of principal sessions and special court for PMLA cases dismissing his plea for deferring the trial in the money laundering case registered by Enforcement Directorate.

Govt accepted most demands, panel will decide on stir: Docs

Though the doctors, who have been protesting over the 'mistreatment' of higher officials, said the government has accepted most of their demands in a meeting held on Tuesday.

WORLD BANK, TN TO SIGN COASTAL RESTORATION AGREEMENT IN JAN

₹1.7K cr to be pumped in to arrest sea erosion, reduce marine pollution & conserve biodiversity

Status report sought on schools, PHCs & docs in Kalvarayan Hills

THE Madras High Court on Tuesday stressed the need for providing adequate education and healthcare facilities for the tribal community in Kalvarayan hills.

Case on kennel staff as dog dies of strangulation

THE Coimbatore City police booked the manager and staff member of a private veterinary hospital on Monday after a pet dog left at the centre for a day by the owner allegedly died of strangulation.

'Cyclone' may bring TN heavy rain from today

THE deep depression over the southwest Bay of Bengal is expected to intensify into a cyclone by November 27 and move towards the Tamil Nadu coast, skirting the Sri Lankan coast in the subsequent two days.

Constitution a progressive, live document, says Murmu

Addresses House on 75th anniversary of the adoption of Constitution