Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami today congratulated Indian-American Abhijit Banerjee and his wife Esther Duflo for winning the 2019 Nobel Economics prize, and recalled the State government’s association with the organisation they are involved. Continue Reading
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived here today to attend the second informal meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Continue Reading
Though the informal summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jingping, set to take place in nearby Mamallapuram this weekend, has officially got nothing to do with local politics, there are speculations that it would pave way for changes in Tamilnadu political arena. Continue Reading
Ajinomoto India Private Limited has reacted to State Minister for Environment and Pollution Control K C Karuppanan’s remarks on its product. Continue Reading
State Minister for Environment and Pollution Control K C Karuppanan today said that he will hold discussions with Chief Minister Edappadi Palaniswami regarding banning of Ajinomoto in Tamilnadu. Continue Reading
The Madras High Court today approved the Tamilnadu government’s request to place banners from Chennai airport to Mahabalipuram during the summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping to be held 11 October. Continue Reading
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said Tamil is now echoing in the United States. He was referring to his remarks in Tamil in his addresses during his US tour last week. Modi said he had pointed out that Tamil was an ancient language of the world. Continue Reading
More than 16 firms in the US have committed investments to the tune of over Rs 2,700 crore in Tamilnadu during the ongoing visit of Chief Minister K Palaniswami to that country. Continue Reading
Waters from Papanasam, Servalar and Manimutharu dams will be released from tomorrow (21 August) to 9 September announced Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami today at the second day of grievance redressal camp at Salem. Continue Reading
he Vellore Lok Sabha election, slated for 5 August, is seen not just as a fight for a place in Parliament but also as an opportunity for the Dravidian giants to show their popularity among the people. Continue Reading