Nataraj

Kangayam, a key constituency in Tamil Nadu's agrarian and textile belt, has historically witnessed close contests between major Dravidian parties and the Congress. The AIADMK secured a victory in 2016 with a margin of 13,135 votes, following a significant win in 2011.

Tamil Nadu's high voter turnout signals a crucial election. Chief Minister Stalin's DMK seeks continuity, while the AIADMK aims for a comeback. Actor Vijay's TVK emerges as a significant challenger, particularly among younger voters. Key constituencies like Kolathur and Perambur are witnessing intense multi-cornered contests, setting the stage for a decisive outcome.

World Dance Day 2026 celebrated tradition and innovation with workshops, discussions on AI, and performances by emerging talents, fostering artistic dialogue.

For his striking performance in Delhi, sitarist Rishabh Sharma glows like a divine energy in this heavenly warrior-like ensemble and hands filled with sacred henna.

The Centre has told the Supreme Court that the Sabarimala temple's ban on women of menstruating age should be upheld, arguing the 2018 verdict was flawed. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta contended that religious practices aren't solely about gender and cited diverse traditions. The court is examining how equality principles intersect with religious freedom.

Police are searching for a food-delivery agent, Nataraj, in his 20s, for allegedly marrying a 17-year-old girl who is now five months pregnant. The marriage, reportedly a decision by both families after the girl, a school dropout, was found to be in love with Nataraj, has led to a case being registered under child protection laws.

For the first time in 35 years, AIADMK has not fielded any Brahmin candidates in Tamil Nadu polls, reflecting the community's waning influence. Major parties like DMK, Congress, and BJP also lack Brahmin nominees, while TVK and NTK have fielded candidates, targeting constituencies with significant Brahmin votes.

Director Umapathy Ramaiah has responded to trolls from Thalapathy Vijay fans, denying that his upcoming film 'TN 2026' is made to insult anyone. He clarified that the character perceived as being mocked is powerful, like a lion, and urged audiences to view the film as entertainment, not a political issue.

Vemal's rural drama 'Vadam', centered on the Manjuvirattu game, is set for an OTT release on Sun NXT on April 3 after a lukewarm theatrical reception. Despite an interesting concept, the film faced criticism for content deficiency. The movie explores themes of revenge and betrayal through a villager's journey training a bull for competition.

Tamil Nadu's upcoming election sees law and order dominate the political discourse. While official data suggests a dip in major crimes, opposition parties decry "deteriorating" safety, citing specific incidents and alleged political interference. The ruling DMK counters with its enforcement actions, but a gap persists between official figures and public unease, shaping voter sentiment.

The Election Commission ordered the transfer of top bureaucrats in West Bengal, including the Chief Secretary and Principal Secretary of Home and Hill Affairs, citing preparedness for upcoming assembly elections. This move led to a walkout by TMC MPs from the Rajya Sabha, who accused the EC of misusing its powers against the elected government.

An actress, her boyfriend, and his associate were arrested for the murder of her live-in partner in Bengaluru. The trio allegedly stabbed 29-year-old Mohan Krishna after an alcohol party, following disagreements over the actress's intention to marry her boyfriend. The accused lured the victim to a desolate spot for the fatal attack.

Bengaluru-based dancer and choreographer Madhu Nataraj is a leading contemporary classical voice, taking her company to international festivals and earning a distinguished arts honour in New York in 2025. She is rooted in Indian classical traditions yet global in expression, making her a Bangalore Times’ Headliner

The conflict between choreographer Nataraj and anchor Ravi continues in Bigg Boss Telugu 5. And Nataraj never ceases to surprise fans with his tags for the housemates.

Bigg Boss Telugu season 5 is set to surprise fans with its next eviction. As per the latest reports, choreographer Nataraj will get evicted from the show.

This actor-choreographer is known for his popular stint in TV. From working as steward to an ace choreographer and TV judge, Nataraj has come a long way in his career.

There are some promising contestants and then there is Nataraj master. The choreographer, who has a peculiar game play in Bigg Boss Telugu 5, was trolled on social media for his filmy dialogues and dramatic stint during the latest nomination task on Monday.

The four films in question are Sudheer Shanbhogue's 'Maricha', D. Satyaprakash's 'Man of the Match', Ramesh Renukaram's untitled venture, and the final one being a crime drama with Nataraj in the lead. 'Man of the Match' has been made under the PRK Productions banner with Ashwini Puneeth Rajkumar serving as one of the producers and sees Nataraj reunite with his 'Rama Rama Re...' director.

Young Indian swimmer Srihari Nataraj has trained like a "madman", without any break for 15-odd months as he chased the 'A' standard qualification mark in the 100m backstroke for a confirmed berth in the Tokyo Olympic Games. He achieved that on Wednesday when his berth was confirmed.

Nataraj, who attained superannuation as DGP (fire & rescue services) in March, had challenged the appointment of Letika Saran as the state police chief in January, 2010.

The Indian Army has successfully installed Indo-Israeli Thermal Imaging Fire Control Systems on 96 T-72 tanks, enhancing their night and low-visibility combat capabilities. Developed and manufactured in Bengaluru by Alpha-Elsec Defence & Aerospace Systems, these systems cleared firing validation trials before induction, bolstering the Army's armoured fleet.