Tamil Nadu Police on Sunday seized a lorry containing fake currency notes with the face value of ₹7.62 lakh at Madurai railway station. Police said the lorry came from Chennai to deliver water cans for a food canteen on Saturday. ...
A middle-aged couple on Thursday committed suicide by consuming poison in Bengaluru's Basaveshwaranagar. Police said Mohan and his wife Nirmala consumed toilet cleaner mixed with water and found dead by their son. The dec...
The left leg of a 30-year-old woman, who got injured after a truck hit her scooter while she was allegedly trying to avoid an AIADMK flagpole in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore, has amputated. The doctors said her right leg got f...
A 100-year-old woman died an hour after her 104-year-old husband died in Tamil Nadu's Pudukkottai district on Monday night. The couple had married for 75 years. The man had complained of chest pain and died by the time th...
A 19-year-old first-year undergraduate student of humanities at Indian Institute of Technology Madras allegedly committed suicide in her hostel room on November 8 in Chennai The 19-year-old student of IIT-Madras, who alle...
Ex-Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) TN Seshan passed away aged 86 at his residence in Chennai on Sunday. Seshan, who was the CEC from 1990 to 1996, was widely known for his electoral reforms including the issuance of Voter IDs. ...
Officials of a Puducherry temple found a 70-year-old female beggar having ₹15,000 cash, a bank account with ₹2 lakh to her credit and an Aadhaar card. That the beggar woman had so much money came to light when the temple ...
An engineering student allegedly stabbed his college hostel warden to death in Tamil Nadu's Tiruchirappalli on Wednesday after the latter complained to his parents about his absence from hostel and college for four days. ...
A Tamil Nadu man has been banned from using social media for posting a morphed picture of PM Narendra Modi on Facebook. He gave an undertaking to Madurai bench of Madras HC that he won't use social media for a year to get anticip...
Government Arts College in Tamil Nadu is encouraging students to use ink pens instead of ballpoint pens in order to decrease the institution’s plastic output. The administration took the decision after noticing that the camp...
