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He says the department must be renamed the Tamil Nadu Charitable Endowments Department or the Temples Charitable Endowments Department

Bhavani, an international para-athlete who hails from a poor family in Nellore, received financial aid of ₹1 lakh from a member of NRI Cell, says District Sports Officer

While rejecting his bail application, the court observes that the investigation is in the preliminary stages and that the accused is a highly affluent businessman who is capable of influencing and intimidating witnesses

Revenue Minister assures that rules of the new Act will be in place within two months  

The labs are set up to offer services for Rapid Diagnostic Tests (RDT) to detect various infectious and non-infectious diseases and are used to carry out tests to detect diabetes and check for hormonal and lipid levels in patients

Those who miss to collect their gift hampers on the date mentioned in the coupons can collect the same in their ration shops on January 13; gift hamper also includes saris and dhotis

Speaking at the inaugural of ’Umagine TN-2025’, he says the govt. is actively pursuing transformative fields such as blockchain, internet of things, and electric vehicles in line with the emerging changes in technology

The case was set in motion when principal secretary to government, Municipal Administration and Urban Development, M. Dana Kishore filed a complaint with ACB on October 18, 2024 about the loss to exchequer due to ₹54.88 crore irregularities in Formula-E deal

Neena Gupta's controversial comment on Pritish Nandy, Shabana Azmi's denial of Farhan Akhtar and Shibani Dandekar's pregnancy rumors, and highlights of The Roshans trailer featuring SRK and others are today's top stories. Additionally, Hrithik Roshan's War 2 will clash with Lahara 1947 and Coolie, while Ben Affleck moved to Jennifer Garner's home amid wildfires.

Centre for Differently Abled Persons (CDAP) helps visually challenged students hone their digital technology skills to be able to make a mark in the competitive job market

Students of classes 5 to 12 from nearly 25 schools in the State will attend