A day after the Election Commission rescinded by-election to the assembly constituency, the Tamilnadu government Tuesday announced that the Rs 1,000 Pongal cash gift would be extended to Tiruvarur. Continue Reading
Madras High Court has stayed the distribution of Rs 1,000 Pongal gift cash stating that it was meant only for people living below the poverty line. Continue Reading
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamilnadu and Puducherry governments to notify draft rules on running of Spas, within three months. Continue Reading
Hearing a petition filed against Vijay-AR Murugadoss’ ‘Sarkar’, the Madras High Court Judges observed every citizen has the right to speak about the policies of the government. Continue Reading
The Madras High Court has ordered notice to the Tamilnadu government on a public interest litigation (PIL) petition alleging illegalities in two tenders totally worth Rs 520 crore for setting up smart classrooms in government schools in the state. Continue Reading
The Tamilnadu government Monday informed the Madras High Court that it did not have the power to block websites selling medicines in the absence of any act or regulation prohibiting such sales. Continue Reading
The Madras High Court Monday stayed a single judge’s order barring the MCI and the Centre from issuing eligibility certificate to students who secure less than 80 per cent marks in the qualifying examination to pursue medical courses in foreign countries. Continue Reading
The Madurai bench of the Madras High Court Tuesday refused to interfere in the Revenue Divisional Officer’s (RDO) order directing industrialist M A M R Muthiah to hand over the property of Tamil Isai Sangam here to its manager A S Palaniappan. Continue Reading
The Madras High Court Thursday warned the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR&CE) department of serious consequences if it was proved that the documents related to an idol at the famous Kapaleeswarar temple here were destroyed. Continue Reading
The Tamilnadu government Wednesday informed the Madras High Court that the decision to construct a memorial for late chief minister Jayalalithaa was a policy decision and there was no conviction against her as of date. Continue Reading