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In a heartwarming ceremony held at the secretariat, Chief Minister MK Stalin recognized the exceptional contributions of Tamil Nadu’s artisans. On Tuesday, he presented lifetime achievement awards to eight distinguished artisans and Poompuhar awards to ten others, celebrating their dedication and remarkable achievements in the field of handicrafts. TN Chief Minister MK Stalin The lifetime achievement award recipients included: N Balakrishnan from Kanchipuram S Govindaraj and K P Umapathy from Thanjavur S Rajagopal and Sulaikal Beevi from Tirunelveli N Mani from Thiruvannamalai C Muthuswami and S Thanga Jothi from Kanniyakumari The Poompuhar awards were presented to: C Ravi , C Nagalakshmi , R Loganathan , and M Murugesan from Thanjavur M Rajappa from Pudukkottai N Poovammal and S Lilly Mary from Kanniyakumari P Varadhan and M Rajarathinam from Chengalpattu R Sakthivel from Kallakuruchi In addition to celebrating these artisans, Chief Minister Stalin inaugurated new build...

In the lead-up to the April/May elections, Tamil Nadu witnesses a strategic game of political alliances as the state’s two prominent parties, the ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) and the opposition All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), initiate seat-sharing talks. The complex negotiations involve current and potential allies, setting the stage for a dynamic electoral landscape. PM Modi has made four visits already this year to Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu, boasting 39 Lok Sabha seats, has been a battleground for these political giants. In the 2019 elections, the DMK and smaller Tamil parties, aligned with the Congress, clinched 38 seats, with the remaining seat secured by the AIADMK in alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and other regional outfits. As the election season approaches, both sides intensify discussions to forge new alliances. DMK leader MK Stalin is scheduled to meet with the party’s seat-sharing committee, headed by Sriperumbudur MP TR Baalu. Simult...

Seven students from PSG College of Technology in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, have been apprehended by the police for their involvement in the alleged ragging and head-shaving of a junior student from the same institution, authorities reported. PSG College Ragging Victim The victim, a first-year student, was subjected to the incident by seven second-year students. The police disclosed that the accused individuals were not only engaged in ragging but also demanded money from the victim, purportedly for purchasing liquor. Law enforcement officials have filed a First Information Report (FIR) against the seven accused students, and they are slated to appear in court as part of legal proceedings. Simultaneously, the college administration has taken action by suspending all seven students involved in the incident, signaling a commitment to maintaining a safe and respectful environment within the educational institution.  WATCH VIDEO: