MTR's wild dogs slowly recovering from mange

SEVERAL wild dogs in Masinagudi and Singara forest ranges in Mudumalai Tiger Reserve (MTR) that were affected by mange (skin disease caused by mites) in the second week of April, are slowly recovering.

TN residents could soon avail govt's chopper services to fly across state

Plan would enable helicopter operators to utilise around 80 unused helipads, says TIDCO MD

50 TN officers booked in PM housing scam

THE Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC) has booked cases against 50 officials of the rural development and panchayati raj department on the charge of misappropriating funds in the implementation of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY-G), a central housing scheme for rural poor, in Tamil Nadu between 2016 and 2020.

Doctor dies of electrocution while charging laptop in room

A 32-year-old woman doctor who was undergoing training at the Institute of Mental Health in Chennai is suspected to have died of electrocution at her hostel room in Ayanavaram on Sunday night due to a faulty cable while charging her laptop.

Lost faith in state machinery: Guj HC

Roasts Rajkot civic body for not enforcing fire safety rules

Below normal monsoon in east, northeast

IN its updated long-range forecast for the upcoming Southwest monsoon season, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Monday predicted above-normal rainfall over central and south peninsular India and normal rains over northwest India.

Jadavpur joust is on a razor's edge

THE Jadavpur parliamentary constituency is known for its cerebral power as it often sends luminaries to the Lok Sabha.

Simulating Market Impact Of Election Results

I do not claim to be a political soothsayer or expert by any yardstick, and my area of limited domain expertise remains the financial markets.

PM: Attempt To Tinker With Quota For SC/STS

Modi Tocuses on eastern UP constituencies that vote on June Centre didn't help during Himachal floods: Cong | PRIME Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that the INDIA bloc parties are conniving to snatch the reservation of SCS, STs and OBCs guaranteed by the Constitution of India, by altering the provisions and making it religion-based to appease their vote bank.

Hamas Ups The Ante By Firing Eight Rockets Into Israel

IDF says a number of projectiles, which came from Rafah, were intercepted. No immediate reports of casualties or damage in what appeared to be a long-range attack since January

J&K's Record Voting Of Over 58% Signals People's Trust In System

IN the first major electoral exercise after Article 370 abrogation and bifurcation of erstwhile J&K state into two Union Territories, Jammu and Kashmir has recorded the combined poll percentage of 58.11% for the five parliamentary seats in the Union Territory, which is the record highest voter turnout in last 35 years.

Emmanuel Macron In Germany Is First State Visit By A French Prez In 24 Years

PRESIDENT Emmanuel Macron on Sunday started the first state visit to Germany by a French head of state in 24 years, a three-day trip meant to underline the strong ties between the European Union's traditional leading powers.

All You Want To Know About KYC Rule Relaxation For MF Investors

Now, investors can continue to put in their hard-earned money into mutual funds without presenting additional documents to the fund house or unit registrar BENN KOCHUVEEDAN @Mumbai AS part of its efforts to increase "ease of investing", the capital markets watchdog Sebi early this month did away with two cumbersome KYC requirements, both for the mutual funds sector.

Bengal Braces For Heavy Rains As Cyclone Remal Makes Landfall

CYCLONE Remal intensified into a 'severe cyclonic storm' and made landfall between West Bengal and Bangladesh coasts on Sunday night with wind speeds ranging from 110120 km per hour and gusts reaching up to 135 kmph, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.

First look out for Karthi's Vaa Vaathiyaar

WE had earlier reported that Karthi has joined hands with director Nalan Kumarasamy for his 26th film.

A GIANT LEAP FOR INDIAN CINEMA

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Breaking stigma, building hope

VANSHIKA JAIN You are not alone\".

CONQUERING ALTITUDES, CELEBRATING ACHIEVEMENTS

Fredrick, a professional mountaineer, celebrated his 50th expedition to The Himalayas by taking along with him a nine-year-old and a trans woman and setting records. The members share their experiences in the mountains and the adventures they encountered on the way

CURTAINS UP FOR MEERAN THEATRES

WE all have that one film that we hold close to our hearts.

Accolade for accessible health care

A famous quote by American politician Woodrow Wilson goes, \"You are not here merely to make a living.

WOW KOLKATA! STARC CONTRAST IN HAPPY TIDINGS

Thanks to clinical bowling show against SRH at Chepauk in final, KKR clinch 3rd IPL title GOMESH S @ Chennai SUNDAY afternoon in Chennai brought with it a strange feeling.

Don't need too many matches to be at my best: Alcaraz after taming Wolf

CARLOS Alcaraz maintained his record of never losing in the first round of a Grand Slam by taming JJ Wolf at the French Open on Sunday, shrugging off his injury-hit build-up by insisting: \"I don't need too many matches to be at my best\".

Sindhu squanders lead to miss out on Malaysia title

STAR Indian shuttler PV Sindhu blew away a massive 11-3 lead in the deciding game of the Malaysia Masters final against Wang Zhi Yi, missing out on a great opportunity to end her title drought here on Sunday.

As precaution, Neeraj to skip Ostrava competition

IT was before the National Federation Senior Athletics Competition at Bhubaneswar did Neeraj Chopra and his team decided to participate at the Ostrava Golden Spike meet on Tuesday.

BharatPe, PhonePe settle long-standing trademark disputes over 'Pe' suffix

FINTECH unicorns BharatPe Group and PhonePe Group on Sunday announced that they have amicably settled all longstanding legal disputes pertaining to the use of the trademark with the suffix 'Pe'.

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE NEW GOVERNMENT

IN MATTERS Na few days, the biggest democratic exercise in the world will determine the fate of the incumbent Narendra Modi government.

'Shriram Finance looking for strategic partner'

THE Shriram Group, which earlier this month exited the housing finance arm selling its entire 85% stake to the American private equity major Warburg Pincus for ₹4,630 crore, is looking at a strategic partner for its flagship Shriram Finance, the largest auto-focused non-bank lender today.

Renewed flash floods kill 15 in Afghanistan

RENEWED heavy rains have triggered more flash floods in Afghanistan, killing at least 15 people, including 10 members of the same family in the northeast, officials said Sunday.

Sinha returns to Ghazipur to boost last-mile support to BJP candidates

Varanasi IN February 2022.

Jaishankar interacts with Tamils in Varanasi

AS the Lok Sabha polls approach its seventh and final phase, top ministers of the Narendra Modi government are now bound to Varanasi the PM's parliamentary constituency.