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DMK B-team tag: BJP, TVK spar

THE BJP and TVK on Monday traded charges, accusing each other of being the \"B-team\" of DMK by being in a covert alliance with the ruling party.

Baby girl hurt in e-bike fire dies, dad still critical

THE nine-month-old girl, who sustained burn injuries in the fire that spread from an e-scooter, died at the hospital on Sunday night.

Parties Agree to Resist Delimitation Based on Population in T'gana

OPPOSITION to population-based delimitation emerged as the dominant stance at an all-party meeting convened in the Assembly Committee Hall on Monday.

IT'S A WRAP FOR COOLIE

ON Monday, the makers of Rajinikanth's Coolie, directed by Lokesh anKanagaraj, nounced the wrap of the film.

Woman MLA climbs House chair to voice ire

A heated debate over the NEP led to an uproar in the Puducherry Legislative Assembly, culminating in the opposition walking out and the lone woman MLA, Chandira Priyanga (AINRC), staging a protest by standing on her chair \"for not allowing her to speak in the House\".

BASICS OF Basics of Biophilic design

UMANS share an inherent relationship with nature, and bringing that to spaces is more than just a design trend. Biophilia translates to \"the passionate love of life and all that is alive\" in ancient Greek.

Manipur cases to be tried in Guwahati: SC

THE Supreme Court on Monday said the trial of the Manipur ethnic violence cases, probed by the CBI, would be conducted in Assam capital Guwahati, where they were transferred to earlier.

City to have 3 early intervention centres to help disabled kids

To be set up at 1.83 crore, facilities will provide therapeutic aid to infants with med needs

Headache, fever, trouble looking at light? It may be meningitis

ON March 8, Saturday, five children, in the age group of six and seven years, i presented with symptoms XPLAINER from Kochi like fever and headache. Upon examination, it was found they had been suffering from viral meningitis.

THE GROWING CRISIS OF RAGGING IN KERALA

RAGGING in Kerala's educational institutions has become an organised crime, which at times is facilitated by drug abuse. Despite the strict laws to counter such brutalities, many educational institutions choose not to report such incidents.

'Always been impartial in discharging duties as the speaker'

POINTING out that AIADMK leaders used to demand longer sessions during the meetings of the business advisory committee, Palaniswami said, \"And yet the Speaker is conducting shorter sessions as intended by the ruling party. As per the DMK's electoral promise, in the past four years, the House should have been convened for 400 days. But it has met for only 116 days.\"

BFI election: It's president Ajay Singh versus Bhandari-Kalita combine

THE Boxing Federation of India (BFI) election is heading towards a dramatic finish. After much speculation over former sports minister Anurag Thakur's potential candidature, the final list of nominated candidates for elections was published on Monday. Expectedly, his name did not figure as it was deleted over violation of rules specified in a letter issued by the BFI president, Ajay Singh, on March 7.

Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR's War 2 to release in August

HE release date of Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR's War 2 has been officially The much-awaited sequel to the 2019 film announced.

Army Col, son assaulted by Punjab cops, 12 suspended

A serving army Colonel and his son were allegedly assaulted by Punjab Police personnel in Patiala in the wee hours of March 14 over a parking dispute.

BJP has special rage against CM: Regupathy

Law Minister S Regupathy alleged that the Enforcement Directorate was targeting the state as Chief Minister MK Stalin was uniting the leaders of various states against the alleged delimitation and the BJP has a 'special rage' against Stalin.

'Rein in anti-India elements in NZ'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday raised the issue of pro-Khalistan elements freely carrying out anti-India activities in New Zealand during his bilateral meeting with the Pacific island nation’s Pm Christopher Luxon.

Oppn walks out of RS as discussion on voter card, delimitation turned down

THE Rajya Sabha on Monday witnessed a walkout by members of Opposition parties, including the Congress and the TMC, after their demand for a discussion on the Election Commission's alleged lapses in issuing multiple duplicate voter ID cards and delimitation was disallowed.

Advocate held for sexually assaulting Class 8 student

A 28-year-old advocate was arrested on Monday for allegedly kidnapping two girl students and sexually assaulting one of them.

KP JAGAN TO HEADLINE AND DIRECT ROJA MALLI KANAKAMBARAM

KP Jagan, best known for directing Pudhiya Geethai, Kodambakkam, and Raman Thediya Seethai, is set to headline and direct an upcoming film titled Roja Malli Kanakambaram.

AIADMK stopped laptop scheme, not us: CM

CM MK Stain on Monday said it was the previous AIADMK government which had stopped free laptop scheme launched by them in 2011.

Manipur tense as Kuki-Zo leader mugged, prohibitory orders out

PROHIBITORY orders under Section 163 of BNSS were clamped in Manipur's Kuki-dominated Churachandpur district following a senior Kuki-Zo leader's assault.

Refugee Issue Should Figure in Immigration Law

Former Union Home Secretary G.K. Pillai cautions the authorities over the draft law empowering immigration officers with arrest power, saying recent Supreme Court rulings needed to be kept in mind while framing rules to ensure that officers should also be made responsible for abiding by provisions of the Bhartiya Nyay Surksha Sanhita.

THE FAT ON YOUR BELLY COULD WEIGH YOU DOWN

FOR years, 38-year-old Ananya struggled with stubborn belly fat despite maintaining a normal weight. A busy marketing professional, she often skipped meals, relied on ready-to-cook (processed) meals, and slept irregular hours due to work stress.

Sea Hawks soar high with crucial victory

SEA Hawks beat India Pistons to secure a massive win by an innings and 161 runs, taking their tally up to 37 points in the TNCA senior division league at Tagore Medical College ground on Monday.

'Railways on ventilator,' Oppn slams Vaishnaw

THE Opposition on Monday came down heavily on the railways ministry in the Lok Sabha, saying making Instagram reels will not help the railway which is on a 'ventilator' due to poor management of the government.

I don't worry about making my films accessible

Filmmaker Achal Mishra talks about his documentary on Hindi writer Vinod Kumar Shukla, the long struggle of editing the film, his thoughts on adapting the writer's stories, and more

Student falls to death from moving train

A 20-year-old youth died after he fell down from a moving train at Irumbuliyur near Tambaram on Monday morning.

Life.Uninterrupted

IN a city like Delhi, where clean air is a luxury and outdoor yoga feels like a dare, the Life Yoga Centre emerges as a sanctuary for the soul.

RG Kar victim's parents asked to approach HC

THE Supreme Court on Monday disposed of the plea filed by the parents of the victim in the RG Kar Medical College rapecum- murder case and granted them the liberty to approach the Calcutta High Court.

Gabbard urged to ban Pannun's SFJ

Defense minister rajnath Singh on monday conveyed to US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, India’s concerns over activities of the Khalistani separatist group, Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), on American soil and urged her to declare it as a designated terrorist entity, sources said.