TAMIL NADU
Chennai, May 11: The Tamil Nadu Government Officials’ Union has extended its heartfelt congratulations to Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay and his newly inducted Council of Ministers following the formation of the new government. The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, led…
CHENNAI
Chennai, May 11: With the onset of summer vacation, Chennai is witnessing a sharp rise in the number of summer camps for children, offering a wide mix of activities ranging from arts and storytelling to robotics and sports. Schools being…
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Kolkata, May 11: West Bengal’s newly sworn-in Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Sunday said the “air of fear” (bhoy) in the state has ended and trust (bhorsa) has taken its place. Adhikari made the remarks while leaving his hometown Kanthi…
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SPORTS
Jaipur, May 11: Former New Zealand pacer Shane Bond believes bowlers must evolve and innovate to keep pace with increasingly “ultra-aggressive” batting in T20 cricket, saying those who successfully expand their skillsets can potentially become “superstars” in the format.…
BUSINESS
Read MoreChennai, Apr 18: A shortage of auto LPG has disrupted transport services in Chennai, leaving thousands of autorickshaw drivers facing…
Chennai, Apr 13: There is some relief for businesses across Tamil Nadu as Indian Oil Corporation Limited has increased the…
New Delhi, Apr 4: With the West Asia crisis continuing to drive volatility in the global energy market, Russia…
Chennai, April 4: Amid rising complaints over the non-availability of cooking gas cylinders in parts of Tamil Nadu, Indian…
ENTERTAINMENT
The makers of Rowdy Janardhana released a striking new poster featuring Vijay Deverakonda on the occasion of his birthday.
COLUMNS
Delimitation Bill was a grand plan to balloon the Lok Sabha from 543 to a cool 850 seats. While the fiery speeches about federalism and north-south wars hog the headlines, the real Tamil Nadu weekend chuckle lies in the small print nobody wants to admit
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.
