Over 1,300 students receive free laptops in Erode
The Hindu
Over 1,300 students in Erode receive free laptops as part of the Ulagam Ungal Kaiyil scheme.
BJP protests in Mysuru against police actions related to a Hubballi incident, demanding government accountability and justice for women.
Nagapattinam Government Museum has been closed for over two years due to structural issues, impacting public access to its significant collection.
Sikkil Gurucharan's captivating rendition of "Vande Matharam" earned a standing ovation at Madurai's music festival.
Kalaignar sports kits distributed in Ooty
Mullaperiyar dam's water level is at 130 feet, with significant inflow and discharge rates recorded.
Outgoing IMA-CGP Dean Dr. V. S. Prasad honored at Chennai convocation for successful leadership and commitment to medical education.
Supriya Sule discusses the INDIA bloc's future, political challenges in Maharashtra, and accusations against the BJP in an exclusive interview.
BJP leader K. Annamalai challenges Raj and Aaditya Thackeray's criticisms, asserting his identity and dismissing their threats
Coimbatore's median development project faces delays, with many stretches incomplete despite resumed construction efforts by the Corporation.
The owner of an eatery in Yedapadavu in Bajpe police limits was booked for injuring a cow with a knife while trying to shoo it away from his eatery on January 11.
BJP President Nitin Nabin highlights Modi's initiatives empowering youth towards self-reliance and impactful political careers at Yuva Diwas.
Bhojpuri star Ritesh Pandey leaves Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Party after an unsuccessful electoral debut in Bihar.
Karnataka Bank Chairman P. Pradeep Kumar, on January 12, said Swami Vivekananda did not view the youth merely as a numerical population; instead, he saw them as a powerful driving force and an inspiration for development.