Tamil Nadu Assembly: The changing address of power
T.N.’s search for a new Secretariat has spanned successive governments; TVK’s latest proposal to build one near coast has revived the debate
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NDA Mayor candidate unveils nine-point vision for Visakhapatnam
Releasing the ‘Mayor Abhivruddhi Pranalika 2026-31, Mukka Sravani promises improved civic amenities, stronger urban infrastructure and technology-driven governance, with a focus on…
SIR deadline for Telangana extended to November 30, 2026
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Heritage building of Coimbatore’s combined court complex develops damage
The first floor of a commercial complex belonging to the Coimbatore Corporation at Tatabad has been identified as an appropriate alternative space…
37% of pre-SIR Form-6 applications rejected due to absence of declaration form
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M.P. wildlife officials highlight Chambal region’s gun culture as probe into cheetah shooting goes on
Speaking to The Hindu, an official said that the gun culture has emerged as a “crucial segment” in the probe and that…
Video circulating online shows lack of beds, amenities for patients at GH in Puducherry
Released by DMK legislator Vignesh Kannan representing the Raj Bhavan constituency where the GH is located, the video showed several patients sleeping…
ACT: India registers hard-fought victory over a spirited China
Sukhjeet and skipper Harmanpreet score a brace each for the home team
WTT Feeder Chennai: Ankur star attraction as Indians hope to excel
Top seed Manav Thakkar (WR 49), G. Sathiyan (85) and Harmeet Desai (101) will be his main challengers.
TVK has forgotten its promises, power cuts and poor law and order situation is prevalent in Tamil Nadu: Edappadi K. Palaniswami
“Chaos prevails in every department. There is no direction or clarity. Many departments and the officials concerned are unable to implement the…
T-shirt, medals for 5th edition of Vizag Marathon unveiled
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36,351 police personnel deployed for ULB polls in Andhra Pradesh
Security arrangements will be monitored by 34 Superintendents of Police and 52 additional SPs