Tag Archive: TamilNadu

Five life convicts in the 1998 Coimbatore serial blasts case have been granted 60 days’ parole, prompting a sharp BJP attack on the Vijay government in Tamil Nadu.

Indian researchers have identified geological sites in Tamil Nadu whose mineral composition and environmental features resemble certain regions of Mars.

India has launched its first dengue vaccination drive on a pilot basis in Tamil Nadu’s Tenkasi district, using Takeda’s Qdenga vaccine.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay honoured Asian Games 2026 and 46th Chess Olympiad performers, awarding Rs 8.25 crore to 18 players in Chennai.

Early trends in the Tamil Nadu bypoll have intensified political activity, with initial indications reportedly positive for Chief Minister Vijay.

A dispute has escalated in Chennai after nurses protesting near Rajarathinam Stadium alleged that five representatives called for talks at the Tamil Nadu Secretariat were arrested.

DMK chief MK Stalin has questioned Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay’s silence on the SIR and Election Commission controversy ahead of October 6 bypolls.

The Madras High Court has reserved its order on a PIL against holding bypolls in five Tamil Nadu Assembly seats, including Ambasamudram, as an interim stay continues.

Political exchanges between Congress and DMK have intensified after DMK left the INDIA bloc, with Manickam Tagore saying parties that leave will regret it.

Concern has grown after a 20-year-old Anna University student in Tamil Nadu died from scrub typhus, an infection spread by infected chigger bites.

CAG performance audit raises concerns over Tamil Nadu Jal Jeevan Mission, citing gaps in water supply, tap installation, testing facilities and monitoring.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay moved a resolution seeking Centre’s approval to recognise Tamil as the principal language of the Madras High Court.

Tamil Nadu Assembly unanimously passed Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay’s resolution seeking Centre’s approval to recognise Tamil as the principal language of the Madras High Court.

Growing youth participation and leadership churn are reshaping political debate in Tamil Nadu, reflecting changing aspirations around jobs, governance and development.