The Madras High Court has rejected the plea for a re-examination of the NEET-UG 2025. A Division Bench of the Madras High Court, on Thursday, July 3, 2025, affirmed a single judge’s order against the re-conduct of the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test – Undergraduate (NEET-UG) 2025. This decision applies to students who appeared at centers that experienced power disruptions due to… Continue reading "Madras High Court rejects NEET re-exam plea"
Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Tuesday launched the much-awaited RailOne app, which consolidates all railway passenger services — including an upgraded passenger reservation system, unreserved ticketing, and catering — into an “all-in-one” platform.
The Sri Lankan Navy caught a fishing boat and arrested seven Indian fishermen hailing from Rameswaram and Thangachi Madam for IMBL violation in the late hours of Monday. The arrested Fishermen and their boat have been taken to the Mannar region in Sri Lanka for further legal proceedings. Fishermen associations in Ramanathapuram condemned the action. A source from the Fisheries… Continue reading "Seven fishermen from Tamil Nadu arrested by Lanka Navy"
The BJP government’s attempt to not accept the findings of the ancient excavation site of Keezhadi in Tamil Nadu’s Sivaganga district by trying to put out of sight the final report only showed how much hatred it has for Tamil pride, Chief Minister M K Stalin said. Despite all the studies backed with scientific results, the Central government, which was… Continue reading "BJP govt’s attempt to not release Keeladi report shows it hatred for Tamil pride: Stalin"
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin opened the sluice gates of the Kallanai Dam (also known as Grand Anicut) on Sunday, June 15, 2025, to release water for irrigation in the Cauvery Delta districts of Tamil Nadu. This action marks the beginning of the irrigation season for the Kuruvai paddy crop and preparations for the Samba crop, which are vital for the… Continue reading "CM Stalin releases Cauvery water from Kallanai"
The third phase trial run of the Chennai Metro Rail’s driverless train between Poonamallee and Porur was successfully completed. This trial involved the downline track and included checks on the Auxiliary Substation (ASS) at Poonamallee Bypass station, which was successfully charged with a 33kV power supply cable, according to reports. The trial focused on the 10-km viaduct section between Porur… Continue reading "Third phase of driverless metro train trial run between Poonamallee- Porur successful"
The Tamil Nadu government has given its approval to build Chennai Metro Rail’s Poonamallee-Sunguvarchatram-Parandur project. This is an extension of corridor 4 of the Phase II Project from Light House to Poonamallee. The government has also given in-principle approval for the “first phase implementation” of this corridor from Poonamallee to Sunguvarchatram, which covers a distance of 27.9 km and whose… Continue reading "Tamil Nadu govt gives approval for Poonamallee-Parandur metro scheme"
Theni District Collector Ranjith Singh on Sunday officially released water from the Mullaperiyar reservoir at Thekkadi for irrigation and drinking water purposes, following directives from the Tamil Nadu government. The release marks the beginning of the irrigation season in the double crop region of Cumbum Valley. As per the Water Resources Department (WRD), 200 cusecs of water will be released… Continue reading "Water released from Mullaperiyar dam for irrigation"
Tamil Nadu home secretary Dheeraj Kumar on Wednesday convened a high-level meeting with police and revenue department officials at the secretariat in Chennai to deliberate on the steps to identify and repatriate people from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, and Sri Lanka who have illegally stayed in the state after the expiry of their visas. The meeting was attended by senior police… Continue reading "Tamil Nadu govt holds meet to deliberate foreigners overstaying in State"
Tamil Nadu Assembly adopted as many as 18 Bills including the Tamil Nadu Money Lending Entities , Bill 2025 and the House was later adjourned sine die by Speaker M Appavu. In total, 18 Bills were adopted after scrutiny and Leader of the House and Water Resources Minister, Duraimurugan moved a resolution for adjourning the House sine dine and it… Continue reading "Tamil Nadu Assembly clears 18 Bills on last day"