Divya Chandrababu is an Assistant Editor at Hindustan Times, specializing in covering local news in Tamil Nadu, specifically in the city of Chennai. With a focus on current affairs and politics, Divya has a keen interest in reporting on issues that impact the local community and providing in-depth analysis on various topics.
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Divya's coverage is heavily focused on local government and political news in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, particularly Chennai. She appears to prioritize breaking news, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
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By: Divya Chandrababu
VCK, CPI, CPI (M) have accused the DMK of “saffronising education at the conference held for Lord Murugan”
By: Divya Chandrababu
Karandlaje filed an affidavit on Tuesday before the Madras HC apologising to the people of Tamil Nadu for her statements on the Rameshwaram Cafe blast.
By: Divya Chandrababu
The survivor had to go to three police stations before her FIR was registered the day after the rape incident
A motivational speaker's remarks on karma and rebirth, and allegedly blaming children for their struggles in life at two government schools in Tamil Nadu
The DMK-led Tamil Nadu government has opposed several facets of the NEP, especially its language policy.
By: Divya Chandrababu
On September 9, revenue officials, accompanied by the police, sealed the club and hung a termination notice from the Chennai collector Rashmi Siddharth Zagade on the gates
By: Divya Chandrababu
Chief secretary N Muruganantham has recommended mandatory background checks before recruiting teachers and non-teaching staff in all education institutes
By: Divya Chandrababu
The DMK on Thursday said that all is well with their alliance in Tamil Nadu and that they see nothing absurd in their ally Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) inviting AIADMK for a social cause against liquor addiction.
By: Divya Chandrababu
Chennai, Sept. 14 -- Two videos -- one of a prominent Tamil Nadu businessman seeking a simpler Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime in a meeting
The state unit of the BJP apologised for sharing the second video and sought to distance itself from the row even as the Opposition alleged that the incident showed the arrogance of the Centre.
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