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NEP's academic bank component accepted by UoM

University Senate also decided to change name of HRD centre in line with UGC norms

₹745 cr allotted for infra development in schools

THE school education department has issued a government order sanctioning ₹745.27 crore to improve infrastructure in 440 government high and higher secondary schools across Tamil Nadu. Of this amount, 85% (₹633.48 crore) will be funded by NABARD, while the remaining 15% (₹111.79 crore) will come from the state government.

No plans to hand over IMH to NGOs, clarifies health min

HEALTH Minister Ma Subramanian, on Monday, said that the Institute of Mental Health will not be handed over to any NGOs or private organisations, as reported on social media platforms.

PT TEACHER HELD FOR ASSAULTING STUDENT IN HOSUR

The physical education teacher of a government-aided school in Hosur was arrested on Monday for assaulting a class 9 girl. The suspect M Thiyagarajan (35) of Dharmapuri is working in a government-aided school at Hosur. He was booked under sections of 115 the BNS Act, section 4 of The Prohibition of Harassment of Women Act, and Section 75 of the Juvenile Justice Act. Based on a complaint from the girl's parent, Bagalur police arrested the teacher.

Exempt disabled TNHB AE from Tamil test, orders HC

THE Madras High Court, by exercising its extraordinary jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution, has ordered the state government to provide an exemption to a 100% hearing and speech-impaired assistant engineer of the TN Housing Board from passing the compulsory Tamil language test.

Pvt unit for military plane takes wings

STRONG indications from the Centre on Monday suggested that the much-delayed decadal Census exercise would begin in early 2025, potentially followed by the controversial delimitation of Lok Sabha constituencies.

HC nixes closure of Martin case & asks ED, cops to complete probe

REVIVING the case registered against lottery baron Santiago Martin, his wife and two others in connection with the seizure of ₹7.20 crore unaccounted cash, the Madras High Court has ordered the state police and the Enforcement Directorate to hold probes in tandem so as to ensure the criminal case is taken to its logical end.

AI disrupting jobs, says FinMin report

The growing deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in several sectors is casting a shadow over employment stability in India, the Department of Economic Affairs under the Union finance ministry said in its monthly economic review.

Stay Alert Against 'Digital Arrests', Says Modi

PM offers 3-step solution to cyber frauds - stop, think & take action; says probe agencies working to combat menace

Salah Late Strike Helps Liverpool Hold Arsenal

Mohamed Salah struck nine minutes from time as Liverpool twice came from behind to draw 2-2 against Premier League title rivals Arsenal on Sunday. A point leaves Arsenal five points adrift of leaders Manchester City and four behind second-placed Liverpool.

October Worst Month For D-Street: What Should Investors Do?

Experts suggest staying invested in markets as long-term fundamentals remain strong, and they believe that the current phase is only a temporary setback

Didi Rule Sponsors Infiltration, Corruption: Shah

People of Bengal deprived of Modi schemes'

'Typecasting doesn't affect me'

Actor Sai Dhanshika opens up about her debut web series Aindham Vedham, working with director Naga, reception from the Telugu audience, and more

Blue Streak sequel in development

AFTER Bad Boys: Ride or Die, Martin Lawrence and Sony Pictures are teaming up to bring back another classic comedy.

AJAY DEVGN'S LONG-AWAITED NAAM TO RELEASE IN NOVEMBER

AJAY Devgn's much-delayed film, Naam finally has a release date. On Saturday, the makers announced that the film is all set to release on November 22.

Alicia Vikander to play the lead in The Last Day

ALICIA Vikander is all set to play the lead role in Rachel Rose's directorial debut, The Last Day. Victoria Pedretti and Wagner Moura are also part of the film in key roles.

BREAKING NEWS, BENDING NORMS

The Asian College of Journalism organised a panel discussion where prominent journalists from renowned media houses talk about sensitive and bold narratives, and the need for inclusive newsrooms. They also share personal stories and their career trajectories while tackling struggles

Emilia Jones and Michael Cera join The Running Man

Earlier, we reported about Glen Powell headlining a film titled The Running Man, a remake of the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger-starrer of the same name.

Blue Streak sequel in development

After \"Bad Boys: Ride or Die,\" Martin Lawrence and Sony Pictures are teaming up to bring back another classic comedy.

A tiny Vishnu temple near an industrial hub

Sundara Varadaraja Perumal temple in Vadakkupattu worships Sridevi and Bhudevi, along with its central deity

A WALK TO SPREAD THE WORD

As the sun glinted, it formed a glittery path on the water at Marina Beach. At the beachfront, soaking in the sun, were padded cyclists on their sports cycles, riders with their riding gears, and laced-up walkers. Hundreds of school and college students, corporate employees, and Rotarians wore pink caps, tracks, shoes, and pinned pink ribbons on their t-shirts. They held banners that read ‘A sister, a friend, a mother, an aunt. A hope that starts with me.’

Former TNCA curator Parthasarathy no more

THE Tamil Nadu Cricket Association condoled the sad demise of K Parthasarathy, former chief curator of the MA Chidambaram Stadium, who passed away on Sunday.

Yadav's efforts in vain as NZ level series

DESPITE Radha Yadav's career-best bowling figures and highest score in the format, New Zealand beat India by 76 runs to level the three-match series at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday.

Chhattisgarh on top against Tamil Nadu on Day 2

HALF-CENTURIES by Eknath Kerkar (52) and Ajay Mandal (64) came in handy for Chhattisgarh, to post 500 runs in 169.1 overs on the second day of the third round of the Ranji Trophy fixture played at Sri Ramakrishna College grounds in Coimbatore on Sunday.

FIRING THE FIRST SHOT

How New Zealand took down India in their own backyard to end the winning streak in Pune

Time for Test hopefuls to make a mark Down Under

IN the 48 hours since their defeat to New Zealand in Pune, much has been said about India being in transition and the historic home streak that has finally come to an end.

HOW RETIREMENT PLANNING IS TOUGH IN INDIA

IT is that time of the year when you are in a spending mode. You are buying something for yourself or your loved ones.

THIS DIWALI, SECURE YOUR FAMILY'S FUTURE

AS one with an avid interest in Investor Psychology, it is interesting to note that even those that plan things meticulously, often fail to plan for the only thing that is inevitable (death) after one is born in this world. Leave alone a clear cut Will that details the assets they hold and whom they wish to bequeath it to, most do not even have any Life Insurance.

Karnataka's proposal will hit beer industry very hard: Brewers Association

THE Karnataka government's proposed amendments to reclassification of beer will hit the beer industry in the state very hard, said the Brewers Association of India (BAI), which represents the country's largest beer makers. Also, it has proposed a hike in minimum beer price.

2.16 lakh jobs recorded this festive season across ecomm, logistics: apna.co

JOBS and professional networking platform, apna.co, has reported 2.16 lakh job postings this festive season, a 20% increase compared to 1.8 lakh job postings reported last year.