Two senior Tamil Nadu ministers, V. Senthil Balaji and K. N. Ponmoody, have resigned from the M. K. Stalin-led government.

Tamil Nadu leads in electronics exports, aiming for $100 billion mark with strong EMS sector and global investments.

Chennai: More aspirants, better preparation, and financial support from the state contributed to the best results for Tamil ...

Pakistan began massive mobilisation of equipment close to the LoC, while the Indian Navy carried out multiple anti-ship ...

The GI tag will likely enhance the market value and recognition of Panruti jackfruit. With its distinctive qualities and rich ...

The convict was also fined ₹4 lakh by the court and in case of default of the fine, there would be additional imprisonment ...

The State's anticipated maximum demand for the current year will be 22,150 MW, which is six per cent higher than ... in the member's constituency. "Tamil Nadu is a leading state that made 99. ...

Madras High Court sets aside TNUSRB's selection list for 615 Sub Inspectors due to reservation irregularities. New list ...

As all the exams have completed, the summer vacation has began for the schools across Tamil Nadu. The education board has ...

Tamil Nadu’s maximum demand for electricity, for the current year, is expected to be 22,150 MW, six percent higher than the previous year’s peak demand, Minister for Electricity, V Senthil Balaji ...

The Supreme Court will hear Kerala's plea against the Governor on May 6. The court will check if a recent judgement on a ...