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By: Ruchika Kumari, Varshini Ramu
Trichy school has received bomb threat letter on October 22. To avoid panic and to ensure safety of everyone, the school has been closed today. Bomb detection teams, bomb disposal squads and officials of fire service rushed to the schools. , Education News - Times Now
Three students had to be hospitalised in North Chennai after a suspected gas leak in the school.
Justice GR Swaminathan, presiding over the matter, noted that if the husband claimed to have given talaq to the wife, and the same was disputed by
On Friday, 10 Air India Express flights departing from and arriving at Chennai Airport were cancelled due to administrative issues.
In Tamil Nadu's Thanjavur district, a 26-year-old teacher, Ramani, was fatally attacked in her classroom by Madhan, allegedly over her refusal to accept his proposal.
A landslide in Thiruvannamalai, caused by Cyclone Fengal's relentless rains, claimed seven lives, with rescue efforts recovering six bodies so far.
Police have arrested a roadside biryani vendor for allegedly assaulting a student on Anna University's campus, sparking protests and political outrage.
Reportedly, the accused followed a 18 year old girl, stopped her, poured petrol over her and threatened to kill.
By: Varshini Ramu, Avni Arya
Madurai: Thousands of farmers and villagers from Melur and surrounding areas took to the streets this morning in a large-scale protest against the controversial Tungsten mining project proposed for Nayakkarpatti, Madurai. The rally, which began in Melur, has seen participants march towards Madurai city, creating a significant stir in the region., City News - Times Now
By: Avni Arya, Varshini Ramu
Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has denied claims that the man accused of sexually assaulting a student on the Anna University campus is a member of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK). Speaking in the state assembly on Wednesday, Stalin clarified that the suspect, Gnanasekaran, is a DMK supporter but not an official party member, while reiterating his government’s commitment to ensuring justice for the victim., Chennai News News - Times Now
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