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Sivagami receives certificate.

8 Chennai corporation school kids win a trip to Germany

They won an opportunity to visit Germany for an educational tour in July.

10 Feb 2017 6:40 AM IST

Karnataka seems to be facing a serious agrarian crisis going by the startling revelation by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) that the state stood third in farmer suicides in 2015. (Representational Image)

Dry spell wreaks havoc in Anantapur

Farmers sowed their crops over a huge acreage after promising showers in early June, but crops withered due to a dry...

10 Feb 2017 6:36 AM IST

The Tamil Nadu Government is not only against the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Neet), but is also opposed to the National Exit Test (Next), which it made a part of its memorandum to the Prime Minister. Stating that it is not needed in the state.

Tamil Nadu govt against Next, wants MCI assessment revamp for doctors

One test cannot determine the standard of education over a period of five years.

10 Feb 2017 6:36 AM IST

Pakistans Foreign Office Spokesman, Nafees Zakaria. (Photo: Twitter)

Pakistan's claim of 'secret nuclear city' figment of imagination: MEA

Western media reports in 2015 claimed that India is building a top- secret nuclear city at Challakere in Karnataka.

10 Feb 2017 6:36 AM IST

Following widespread support for jallikattu, a group of youngsters in Chennai are all set to campaign for farmers and has come out with a short film on agrarian crisis.

Andhra Pradesh: Dip in rice production may lead to price rise

Water harvesting system can help overcome the shortage.

10 Feb 2017 6:33 AM IST

P. Sathyagopal on Thursday conducted a high-level meeting with the state water managers and district collectors to gauge the drought situation in all the districts.

Chennai: Meet decides to chalk out action plan to fight drought

P. Sathyagopal on Thursday conducted a high-level meeting with the state water managers and district collectors.

10 Feb 2017 6:33 AM IST