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Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam MP TKS Elangovan on Monday said that the situation in Sri Lanka, which is undergoing a severe economic crisis, is pitiable and further welcomed the decision of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar to accept the request of the Tamil Nadu government to supplement Indias humanitarian aid to the island nation.

On the occasion of International Labour Day, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin underlined that the state government stands not only for extending greetings on Labour Day but also for the upliftment of the workforces.

The Umkhonto we Sizwe Military Veterans Association’s (MKMVA) all-inclusive conference got off to a shaky start at the East London ICC on Friday, with members openly disagreeing with each other. The conference, attended by more than 600 delegates from across the country, was supposed to have started on Thursday, but could not due to disagreements and late registration of candidates.

A woman in Tamil Nadu has accused the son of a local panchayat head of sexually abusing her daughter and his entire family of harassing them. Now, the panchayat president has claimed the case is false and politically motivated.

Giving its prima facie view on a matter pending since 2018, the court opined that the governor's decision was constitutionally unviable considering the state cabinet had already given its recommendation.

Last year, three Class IX students were expelled from the Pudhuchattram government higher secondary school after they reportedly misbehaved in class while their visually impaired history teacher was in charge.

The latest stand-off in Tamil Nadu has spilled on to the streets with public protests against the governor

DMK leader and Tamil Nadu minister KN Nehru has alleged that the ruling BJP at the Centre manipulated the Supreme Court's 2017 decision that paved the way for the introduction of NEET in the state.

In the NEET face-off between the ruling DMK in Tamil Nadu and the Raj Bhavan, the former will not attend an 'At Home Reception' organised by the Governor RN Ravi on Thursday, state Industries Minister Thangam Thennarasu said.

It is my understanding that a certain white woman was convicted and sentenced to imprisonment for racist behaviour against a black person.