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Tamil Nadu government has introduced a WhatsApp complaint service, a 24/7 anti-corruption helpline, and a ₹1 lakh reward for valid video evidence of bribery. The initiative aims to empower citizens to report corrupt officials and strengthen transparency in public services.
Tamil Nadu will make its Anywhere Registration System mandatory for select property transactions from August 17, 2026. Using Aadhaar-based biometric authentication, the online platform enables secure property registration from anywhere, reducing office visits, delays and improving transparency.
The Tamil Nadu government is set to procure 2,000 air-conditioned electric buses to expand its public transport network. The buses, expected to offer a range of up to 300 km on a single charge, aim to provide affordable, comfortable and eco-friendly travel for passengers across the state.
The Tamil Nadu government has appointed former ISRO scientist Dr Mylswamy Annadurai to head a 17-member curriculum design committee. The panel will revamp the State Board syllabus under the State Education Policy, focusing on modern teaching methods, future-ready skills and curriculum reforms.
The Tamil Nadu government has expanded its crop loan waiver scheme to include all categories of farmers, offering a full waiver for cooperative bank loans up to Rs 75,000 and partial relief for higher loans. The revised scheme will benefit 14.43 lakh farmers and cost the state Rs 5,932.23 crore.
Tamil Nadu has signed a Rs 18,600 crore investment pact with L&T for projects in data centres, electronics manufacturing and shipbuilding. The initiatives are expected to generate around 8,200 jobs and boost the state's industrial growth.
An investigation is underway at Tiruchendur Subramaniya Swamy Temple after a priest allegedly demanded ₹1,000 per person from HR&CE Minister S. Ramesh's aides during a surprise visit. The minister later confronted officials with proof of payment, exposing alleged paid darshan malpractice
A 10-year-old girl from Sulur, Coimbatore, was allegedly abducted and murdered after stepping out to buy groceries. Police arrested Karthik (33) and Mohanraj, who allegedly lured her with chocolates. The incident sparked protests, with authorities promising strict action.
Chennai Police launched "Operation Clean," a major midnight crackdown targeting rowdies, drug peddlers, and organized crime. Over 100 suspects, including history sheeters, were arrested across zones like Pulianthope, T Nagar, and Adyar as police intensified efforts to ensure safer streets.
Tamil Nadu Class 12 results were declared on May 8, 2026, at 9:30 a.m., with an overall pass percentage of 95.20%. Girls once again outperformed boys, recording a 97% pass rate compared to 93.19% for boys. Erode topped the district-wise performance with 98.87%, while supplementar
In a landmark verdict, a Madurai court sentenced nine policemen to death for the 2020 custodial deaths of Jeyaraj and Beniks in Sathankulam, calling it a "rarest of rare" case.
A teenage, Class 12 student was found murdered near her home in Thoothukudi after going missing during her Plus Two exams. The incident has sparked massive outrage, with locals alleging police delay in registering the complaint and demanding swift justice.
43 students from a government school were rushed to the hospital after suffering severe food poisoning. The students reportedly fell ill after consuming the midday meal served at the school.
The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, M.K. Stalin, announced the Kalaingar Magalir Urimai Thogai (Women's Rights Grant) on September 15, 2023, a scheme for the welfare of women in Tamil Nadu. Every woman head of a family will receive Rs. 1000 per month. On Tuesday, March 3, an unexpected joy knocks at t
Class 12 State Board examinations began across Tamil Nadu today (March 2), marking a crucial academic milestone for lakhs of students aspiring to step into higher education. The exams, conducted from 10.00 am to 1.15 pm, will continue until March 26. This year, a total of 8,27,475 students are appea
