Coronavirus lockdown | Shops in Tamil Nadu to close by 10 am from Saturday
The Hindu
Govt. tightens lockdown restrictions, e-registration mandatory from May 17
Provision and grocery stores and shops selling meat would be allowed to function only from 6 am to 10 am across Tamil Nadu from Saturday as the . Tea shops will be closed. These shops were earlier allowed to remain open from 6 am to 12 noon. “ would be made mandatory from May 17 for inter-district and intra-district movement even for essential purposes, weddings or funerals of close relatives and also for travelling for medical treatment and for elderly care,” a Government release said on Friday evening. Shops on pavements, which were earlier allowed to sell vegetables, flowers and fruits till 12 noon would not be allowed any more.
A three-storeyed automobile spare parts store in Coimbatore was destroyed in a fire, but no injuries were reported.
Amaravati prepares for its inaugural Republic Day celebration with extensive arrangements for farmers and public participation.
Top JeM commander Usman killed in J&K encounter, with significant arms recovered during a collaborative security operation.
Governors' walkouts in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala challenge constitutional duties and prompt potential Supreme Court intervention.
Maharashtra Minister Chhagan Bhujbal and family discharged in money laundering case, facing opposition criticism and potential legal challenge.
Authorities told to convene special meeting to resolve issues pertaining to DPCs
Transport stakeholders clash over Karnataka High Court's bike taxi ruling, citing safety concerns and economic impact on traditional transport services.
Krishnamachari Srikanth launches the t-shirt and logo of a marathon happening on January 25
The 'Freedom Tailoring Shop' empowers women prisoners with skills, promoting entrepreneurship and sustainable livelihoods post-release.
Visakha Utsav 2026 starts tomorrow with exciting events, including concerts, competitions, and cultural programs in Visakhapatnam.
Madras High Court reserves judgment on actor Vijay's writ petition challenging a ₹1.5 crore tax penalty for undisclosed income.
Mr. Murthy was speaking at a fireside chat at IIM-Bangalore, with Balakrishnan Mahadevan, a Post Doctoral Fellow at the Institute. The chat was part of the launch of the book, ‘Designing Change: My Journey Through Digital Payments Transformation’, authored by Dr. Mahadevan and was hosted by the Center for Digital Public Goods (CDPG).
Assam plans a ₹213.24 crore ropeway to connect Kamakhya Temple and the railway station, enhancing pilgrimage and tourism.