It was business as usual for chief minister J. Jayalalithaa on Sunday as she reviewed the activities and schemes of four state government departments at the Secretariat here.

With the battle for the

The state government has rejected the demand of Right to Information Act activists to incorporate postal orders as one of the modes of payment of application fee and further fee under the RTI.

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Strange it might sound but the scientific community in Tamil Nadu has been on tenterhooks over an Assembly bye-election. Along with the political class, the nuclear scientists in the state are keeping

Principal Rita Manu of Bethel international public school, Bengaluru, on Friday, allegedly beat up a class 4 student, B. Aakash, with a hockey stick as the boy was reportedly playing with water balloo

A smart air passenger can gain more than a lakh of rupees if he or she can sneak in one kg of gold.

With import duty of gold increased from Rs30 per gram to Rs115 per gram in two months, the incenti

Chennai auto scene has a new address to flaunt about a designer car showroom in Egmore.

A joint venture between Dilip Chhabria Design Pvt.Ltd and Lalitha Motors Pvt.Ltd (part of Lalitha Jewellery gr

Jewellery traders in the city have downed shutters for three days starting Saturday, as part of a countrywide protest seeking the complete withdrawal of the hike in the excise duty on gold imports pro

The April 2011 Suyamvaram had become an instant hit and had sent out a message that caste and religion were no barriers when it came to tying the knot.

Enthused by the results, the Tamil Nadu Differ

Former chief of naval staff L. Ramdas and his wife Lalitha have joined the fight against Koodankulam nuclear power project.

In a letter to chief minister J. Jayalalithaa on behalf of the women in Ko

Expressing anguish that attacks on Tamil Nadu fishermen by the Lankan fishermen continued unabated, chief minister J. Jayalalithaa urged Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to take up the issue with the Lan