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Thirumayam faces a close electoral battle as incumbent MLA S. Regupathy seeks re-election. Despite consolidating Mutharaiyar votes, anti-incumbency sentiment in some areas poses a challenge. AIADMK's P.K. Vairamuthu, a familiar face, is confident of victory, citing Regupathy's perceived inaccessibility and lack of development. The contest hinges on thin margins and mixed voter moods.

Tamil Nadu's political landscape sees caste-based parties aligning with major Dravidian outfits to gain legislative representation. These alliances, often driven by electoral prospects rather than ideology, allow smaller outfits to contest on larger parties' symbols, influencing multi-cornered contests and securing community interests.

Sales of crackers were high during Diwali, with terrace fireworks being the most popular choice in Chennai. However, the increase in colorful and bright fireworks led to higher pollution levels, with the air quality index reaching its worst level in three years. Noise-generating crackers saw a decline in sales, resulting in less waste collected by the city's authorities. While there was an increase in medical emergency cases, most were related to vehicle accidents or assault rather than burns from fireworks. Ambulances were strategically deployed in hotspots to reduce response time.

Actor Vetri of 8 Thottakkal and Jiivi fame is all set to play the lead role in a Tamil film based on the Kerala lottery system titled Bumper. The shooting of the film is expected to start soon which will be in Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala.

The film is gearing up to have a release soon.

A neatly dressed man pretending to be a valet at Marina Beach escaped with a car on May 12.

The idol wing CID has said it has recovered a 400-year-old idol, believed to be of King Sethupathi’s clan of Sivaganga, and arrested four people. The idol’s value is estimated to be a few crores of rupees, the idol wing said.

Vetri of 'Jiivi' fame will next be seen alongside Bigg Boss fame actress Shivani Narayanan in a film titled 'Bumper'

A month ago, V Gomathy of Ambattur spotted a parked car catching fire from sparks from a transformer and called the police control room. But it took a while before she could speak to someone as she had to listen to the interactive voice response system (IVRS) instructions first. So she disconnected the call. She did not get a return call either. And the car burnt down.

The police sent an SMS to m selvakumar, 41, of NRK Puram near Kongu Main Road here, referring to the vehicle registration number of his car.

The rural police registered a case against a headmaster of a government school in Valparai for raping a 23-year-old woman.

A 32-year-old air passenger, who arrived at the Trichy International Airport from Dubai, was kidnapped when he was standing outside the airport and was beaten up at a hotel. Police arrested one suspect and are searching for four others.

When he left his job with an IT firm in March, little did m selvakumar know that he would be a TikTok star spreading awareness among people using his likeness to actor Dhanush. Selvakumar has so far released more than 100 TikTok videos, mostly on how to stay safe during lockdown and reduce the spread of Covid-19. With two lakh followers in a short span of time, the videos of this 30-year-old create awareness among people about 'social-distancing' and also give tips on how to handle lockdown blues.

As the tussle between chief minister O Panneerselvam and AIADMK general secretary V K Sasikala entered the sixth day on Monday, the AIADMK advocates wing in the Coimbatore district court offered support to OPS. This is an indication of increasing support for Panneerselvam in the Kongu region.

Disabled candidates from Other Backward Class communities are eligible for a maximum of 10 attempts as against the present permissible limit of seven attempts in UPSC examinations, the Madras high court has held.

A college girl hacked to death her sister's mother-in-law in Madurai on Thursday, allegedly for torturing her sister.

The mortal remains of Army havildar R Selvakumar, 36, who died in an accident in Assam on Sunday, was cremated with full state honours in his native Kalingapatti village in Tirunelveli district of Tamil Nadu on Wednesday morning.