Sukanya Shaji

The workers' strike at Tamil Nadu's Sriperumbudur unit of Samsung Electronics has entered its second month. More than 1,200 employees of this unit, located on the outskirts of Chennai, have been on strike since September 9, demanding better wages, working conditions, and the recognition of their newly formed labour union – the Samsung India Workers Union (SIWU).

The Kerala High Court, on Monday, October 14, said that the witness statements deposed before the Hema Committee amount to “information” upon which legal action

On 26th September 2024, nations gathered at the United Nations General Assembly’s high-level meeting on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and resolved to “invest i

Over 700 aspirants of the Telangana Public Service Commission (TSPSC) Group-1 exams, leading a rally from Ashok Nagar Circle to the Hyderabad Secretariat, were

Many in Tamil Nadu are enraged about popular food vlogger Mohamad Irfan cutting the umbilical cord of his baby girl under the supervision of the obstetrician wh

"I have visited the Attappady tribal settlement a few times,” was the response of one of the judges for Irula Nritham in the recently concluded Kozhikode sub-district youth festival in Kerala, when questioned about his qualification to judge the tribal dance form. The belittling response was given to Anuprashobhini, a 20-year-old from the Irula tribal community in Kerala's Attappady, who made an impassioned speech against the inaccurate criteria used in judging the dance. A video of her speech went viral on social media, garnering public attention.

Intermittently, in the front of a house or a narrow bylane are photos of fishermen in the neighbourhood who died in the sea in the weeks that went by, when thei

Vanitha, mother of a 17-year-old protestor who was gunned down by the Tamil Nadu police during the Thoothukudi anti-sterlite protest, joined actor-turned-politi

The Kerala High Court on Tuesday, November 12, quashed a criminal case against two employees of Kozhikode's Marikkunnu post office by the Waqf Board, alleging unauthorised land possession. Dismissing the case, which was originally filed before the Kozhikode First Class Judicial Magistrate, Justice PV Kunhikrishnan noted that the Waqf Act does not have a retrospective effect. It was in 2013, that an amendment in the Waqf law made the possession of Waqf land an offence.

A contemplative Nayanthara is seated among her team, doodling in a notebook, just ten days before her wedding, as they try to sort confusions over a change in t