Top Tamil Nadu news developments of the day

Kannur Airport achieved record passenger traffic of 1.5 million in 2025, marking a significant growth and recovery post-COVID.

Residents of Perumpadappu protest severe water crisis, facing contamination issues and relying on bottled water for daily needs.

BJP leaders petition Karnataka Governor over police criminalization, law and order decline, and concerns about freedom of speech.

The University of New South Wales, one of Australia’s leading universities, will open its campus in Bengaluru at Manyata Tech Park in August, 2026

KTR warns that canceling new districts will provoke widespread protests and jeopardize Congress's position in Telangana.

Delhi HC upholds Union Bank's notice to Anil Ambani's son, requiring a response within 10 days amid ongoing fraud investigations.

The IT Ministry clarifies plans for routine consultations with phone makers, disputing reports on source code disclosure requirements.

Two men arrested in Nellore for car theft; police seize five vehicles worth ₹1.20 crore, hunt for main suspect ongoing.

Centre responds to two detected Nipah cases in West Bengal, urging public vigilance and providing health support.

Supreme Court emphasizes victim safety and trial integrity in POCSO bail rulings, canceling a previous bail order for an accused.

Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan's coffee mug photo ignites speculation, linking it to a survivor's message amid a protest.

Commuters in central Bengaluru have cautiously welcomed the full reopening of Kamaraj Road after nearly seven years, expressing that the move has eased congestion on MG Road and surrounding stretches.

Bandi Sanjay criticizes CM's single DA announcement for state employees, calling it a compelled decision amid financial crisis.