TAMIL NADU
AIADMK general secretary and Leader of Opposition Edappadi K Palaniswami accused the ruling DMK of staging protests against the proposed delimitation exercise out of fear of losing the upcoming Assembly elections.
CHENNAI
Chennai, Apr 16: With the Assembly elections approaching, Tamil Nadu has stepped up preparations, conducting the second phase of special training for polling personnel across the State on April 15 to ensure smooth and efficient election management. According to…
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NATION
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday assured that the proposed delimitation exercise would be fair and unbiased, stating that no state or region would face discrimination.
WORLD
SPORTS
Chennai Super Kings (CSK) has lodged an official complaint with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) following a controversy over a song played during their IPL 2026 clash against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB).
BUSINESS
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Gold prices in Chennai fell by ₹800 per sovereign on Thursday, providing some relief to buyers amid fluctuating bullion rates. Silver also saw movement, with the metal priced at ₹255 per gram in local markets.
Mumbai, Apr 1: The country’s largest airline IndiGo on Tuesday announced the appointment of former British Airways chief William…
ENTERTAINMENT
Indian cinema made a strong impression on the global stage at CinemaCon 2026, with Yash grabbing attention through his insights into his upcoming film Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grownups. Sharing the stage with Namit Malhotra, the actor described the project as a layered and unconventional take on gangster cinema, aimed at both Indian and global audiences. Speaking about the film, Yash revealed that Toxic has been shot in…
COLUMNS
When constitutional ritual no longer heals political division, ritual itself becomes a message.
For decades, Raj Bhavans functioned as zones of silence. Decisions travelled through files, not forums. Authority spoke in signatures, not statements.
That culture has thinned.
For many of the framers of the Constitution, their legacy is lost and worse, forget the last word, no word is being uttered. It’s always Ambedkar, Nehru, Patel, Rajendra Prasad—and sure, they were great men of mettle.
Plush Greens and Grey Zones: How Raj Bhavans Became Constitutional Ambiguities From Imperial Lodges to Constitutional…
