Trump’s first India visit since 2020 may happen early next year, says US' Rubio
A visit by Trump to India would be the US leader’s first since he visited New Delhi, Agra and Ahmedabad in 2020.
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Student ID cards will not carry caste details, clarifies Tamil Nadu Minister Sengottaiyan
Minister for Revenue and Disaster Management K.A. Sengottaiyan had said the State government would issue identity cards containing details such as students’ address, community certificate, blood group, Aadhaar number, and phone number to Class X and Class XII students in the first phase
Some union leaders are misleading RTC employees: Ponnam Prabhakar
Unions agreed for elections before RTC employees merger into government
K. Bhagyaraj: Tamil cinema’s master of screenplay and storytelling
The success formula of Bhagyaraj’s early hit movies was fundamentally simple. His films were structured around personal or situational conflicts arising in the lives of ordinary individuals, a screenplay moving toward the resolution of that conflict, good songs, and plenty of situational comedy sprinkled throughout
Vaiko's MDMK exits DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance after nine years, to decide future ties later
The Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (MDMK) has exited the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance after a nine-year partnership. The party cited ideological differences and a perceived weakening of its identity within the alliance as reasons for its departure. MDMK leaders expressed dissatisfaction with their treatment, including contesting elections under the DMK's symbol. The move follows a period of significant political shifts in Tamil Nadu after the recent Assembly elections.