The price of subsidised LPG cylinder has been hiked for the second time this month. The 14.2 kg cylinder that cost Rs 493.87 till yesterday, will now cost Rs 2 more and sell at Rs 495.37 in Chennai. Continue Reading
Not just Sarkar shows are being cancelled in the State, but the police are also taking action against Vijay fans.
In all, cases have been booked against 76 fans of actor Vijay for putting up banners without permission in different parts of Tamilnadu. Continue Reading
The National Commission for Scheduled Caste has directed the police to file the chargesheet in the case related to recent beheading of a teenage Dalit girl in a village near Athur in Salem district of Tamilnadu. Continue Reading
The inaugural ceremony of the first International Proton Therapy Educational Programme, a two-day event, organised by the Particle Therapy Cooperative Group (PTCOG) and Apollo Proton Care Cancer Centre, got under way Friday. Continue Reading
A Regional Transport Office Employee died of heart attack Thursday when sleuths of the Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption were conducting searches at the RTO here as part of state-wide raids on the offices, police said. Continue Reading
More than 3,000 Indian fishermen from Tamilnadu were chased away by the Sri Lankan Navy, who also hurled stones at them and snapped fishing nets of 50 vessels for fishing in their territorial waters, a fishermen association leader claimed today. Continue Reading
Speak of catching people napping! The price of subsidised domestic use LPG cylinder has shot up by nearly Rs 3 from last night. According to reports, it will now cost Rs 2.94 more per cylinder. Continue Reading
Three people were killed and as many injured at nearby Tirupur district Tuesday when a van carrying workers of a textile factory knocked down people waiting at a bus stand, police said. Continue Reading
According to sources, three persons identified as Basker, Ajith Kumar and Kadhir died after two bikes met with an accident. Continue Reading
Officials of Income Tax (I-T) continued the raids at V V Minerals Group of companies for the fifth consecutive day. According to sources, Vaikundarajan, the owner of VV Minerals continues to be inquired by officials. The I-T department has not disclosed details of the raids’ agenda which began on 24 October at 100 locations of VV Minerals across Tamilnadu. Continue Reading