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Vachathi to Vengavayal, TN literary works neglect key issues, say authors

The New Indian Express Villupuram

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January 18, 2025

ON the second day of the Chennai International Book Fair, Sahitya Akademi Award-winning writers Imaiyam and AR Venkatachalapathy shared compelling insights that underscored a shared concern – the untapped potential of literature from Tamil Nadu to explore both historical and contemporary social themes.

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Both writers lamented the lack of literary works addressing significant issues and figures. Imaiyam spoke about the dearth of novels and short stories tackling pressing social issues, citing the harrowing violence in Vachathi village as an example. "It is the duty of writers to highlight social issues through their work. However, writers from Tamil Nadu, including me, have failed to do so. There are not many short stories or novels based on these incidents," he admitted. He also pointed to the Vengavayal incident in Pudukkottai, where human faeces were found in an overhead water

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TN salvage three points on final day against Nagaland

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Complaint not needed, police can register FIR on threats to witness: SC

THREATENING a witness to give false evidence is a cognisable offence, authorising the police to directly register an FIR and investigate, without waiting for a formal complaint from a court, the Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday.

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AFTER 8 LONG YEARS, DE KLERK COMES TO FORE FOR PROTEAS

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THE COUGH SYRUP CATASTROPHE

HE recent spate of child deaths in India from contaminated cough syrups starkly exposes a grave systemic failure in the nation’s pharmaceutical regulation. In early October 2025, at least twenty-four children in Madhya Pradesh’s Chhindwara district died of acute kidney failure after consuming Coldrif syrup—a medicine prescribed for the common cold. Three more fatalities in Rajasthan’s Sikar and Bharatpur districts, linked to another dextromethorphan-based syrup from Kaysons Pharma, brought the toll to twenty-seven.

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Curtains fall on Perambalur’s iconic Krishna theatre after 65 years

AFTER entertaining generations of movie lovers for over six decades, the historic Krishna theatre in Perambalur is set to close its doors this week.

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Handwriting doesn’t match in Satara doc’s rape-suicide

INa twist in the Satara doctor’s rape and suicide case, the deceased doctor’s sister claimed that the handwriting found on her palm is not the deceased’s writing. The suicide inscription was written by someone, she suggested.

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With rich river network, tapping national waterways will boost green logistics

IMAGINE a future India where goods glide on barges instead of trucks, logistics corridors slide along rivers instead of highways, and the carbon footprint shrinks even as trade expands.

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Scores stranded at rly stations as north-bound trains delayed by 13 hrs

HUNDREDS of rail passengers experienced severe inconvenience as trains bound for Howrah, Santragachi, Bhubaneswar, Dhanbad and Danapur were delayed by 12 to 13 hours due to Cyclone Montha on Tuesday.

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