Brushing aside the criticism that he is nowhere near delivering a political solution even 30 months after ending the Eelam war, Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa has blamed Tamils, within the cou

Brushing aside the criticism that he is nowhere near delivering a political solution even 30 months after ending the Eelam war, Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse has blamed the Tamils, within the country and outside, for the delay by refusing to participate in the consultative process authored by him.

Setting aside the bitterness seen in the Centre’s attitude towards her appeals on critical issues facing Tamil Nadu, chief minister Jayalalithaa on Sunday walked the extra mile, calling upon Prime Min

Carrying pleasant memories of his many visits to Tamil Nadu and the meetings he had with its leaders, Konijeti Rosaiah is arriving Chennai with family from Hyderabad Wednesday morning to take charge a

“When Nalini, the A-1 (prime accused), could be pardoned for political reasons, why is my innocent son, who is only A-18, on the death row? He has spent the last 20 years of his prime life in prison for no fault of his and now this news that

It’s now two decades since it happened but the horror still haunts me.

It seems like last night, though it happened on the night of May 21, 1991.

Congress senior leader G K Moopanar and his politi

Now she will be back to doing what she used to like the most, reading and writing.

When Judge O.P. Saini rejected her bail petition and the police got ready to drive her to the Tihar jail, DMK Rajya

IT’S NOW two decades since it happened but the horror haunts me still. It seems like last night, though it happened on the night of May 21, 1991. Congress senior leader G.K. Moopanar and his political pupil Jayanthi Natarajan were bending over the crumpled body lying face down. Moopanar hesitantly tried turning the body to see the face,

Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s congratulatory phone call to AIADMK leader J.

It’s a grand win for J. Jayalalithaa and her AIADMK party, but the victory of the people of Tamil Nadu is grander still. For quite some time now the rest of the country had been looking down on them as an electorate up for sale. Many of them at the poll booths on April 13 might have taken money but they still went ahead and obeyed their