Tamil Nadu's Teacher Eligibility Test has commenced with enhanced security measures, a strict dress code and a ban on electronic devices as more than 2.29 lakh candidates appear across the state.
When India’s Delimitation Commission next convenes, it will inherit a task that no commission has faced in fifty years: the freedom to actually change how many parliamentary seats each state sends to the Lok Sabha.
On paper, the salary is Rs 30,000. In hand, it is Rs 7,000. That is the gap private school teachers in Tenkasi say they have been living with for years. Most are too scared to say so officially.
A 24-year-old newly-married woman died after reportedly losing her balance while trying to escape a troop of monkeys at a hilltop temple in Tamil Nadu's Kazhugumalai. Police have launched an investigation into the fatal accident.
For years, June 22 meant teasers, trailers, and first looks. This year, Keerthy Suresh says the fans got something bigger. A leader, not a character.
Even as Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is on his second leg of crucial campaigning in poll-bound Tamil Nadu, TNCC president K. Selvaperunthagai on Monday alleged that officials of the Income Tax Department unlawfully confined him in the Sriperumbudur Assembly constituency under the pretext of a search, preventing him from carrying out election work.
Tamil Nadu has recorded its highest-ever electricity demand, touching 20,974 MW, as soaring summer temperatures triggered a sharp surge in power consumption across the State.
The Commission, which had announced the election schedule on March 15 for assemblies in Assam, Kerala, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal, said it has enforced strict compliance with the Model Code of Conduct through close coordination with state administrations and central agencies.
Hoisting a black flag to protest against the Delimitation Bill being tabled in Parliament, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK president M.K. Stalin on Thursday burnt a copy of the draft, describing it as a legislative move aimed at turning Tamil people into refugees in their own country.
Announcing a black flag protest across the state on Thursday to condemn the delimitation amendment being brought by the Modi government, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK president MK Stalin has warned that "the price you will pay will be heavy,” unless the move is not given up.
