Gokul Raj

A 12-year-old school boy drowned while bathing in a pond at Nadur Kumarapalayam near Mettupalayam on Wednesday morning.

It was during the final semester of his engineering degree when Gokul cracked the interview to be an RJ. Then he entered TV and became the face of some popular shows.

An uncle of a two-year-old boy was arrested for beating the child to death at Pulianthope.

Adjacent to the MG Road Metro station building on Church Street, a wall is covered in graffiti of all kinds but one work of art stands out.

A city police team on routine checking of lodges detained six Sri Lankan Tamils after five of them were found to be overstaying.

Gokul Films has returned to film distribution after 16 years and is betting big on Ranna

The controversy over the alleged ostracization of a young couple by members of the Yadava community in Wayanad took a violent late on Monday after the lawyer, parents and brother of the woman – who had complained of the social boycott –were allegedly beaten up during a temple festival.

As many as 13 beggars rescued from the streets were appointed as housekeeping and cleaning staff at Sree Krishna Engineering College here on Monday, thanks to a joint initiative by the Coimbatore district administration and an NGO.

As many as 13 beggars, who had been rescued from the streets, were appointed as housekeeping and cleaning staff at Sree Krishna Engineering College here on Monday thanks to a joint initiative by the Coimbatore district administration and an NGO.

Two youths were arrested for murder of an 80-year-old woman at Bajanai Kovil Street in Kollamangalam near Ambur on Thursday.

Around 17,000 trees and plantations will be cut down and 5.4 hectares of reserve forest will be taken over in Kancheepuram, Vellore and Ranipet for laying the Chennai-Bengaluru Expressway (BCE).

To speed up hearing process, National Green Tribunal (NGT) is exploring video conferencing option from districts courts at respective state headquarters, according to Adarsh Kumar Goel, chairman of the tribunal.

The picture of an elderly man transporting jute bags on a cycle spurred a group of cyclists into action. Sugumar, a professional from Bengaluru, travelled to Erode and enquired the locals about the man. The man in the picture turned out to be Velusamy, 68, who has been transporting puja items since 1968. The cyclists crowdfunded money to buy him a rickshaw.