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ArticleDipke held; police block access to protest venue

Cock­roach Janta Party (CJP) leader Abhijeet Dipke was detained by the police as heavy secur­ity was deployed in Con­naught Place on Fri­day ahead of the ‘Lehra Do Tir­anga’ march to pre­vent a large gath­er­ing. Cent­ral Park, the announced venue for...

Dipke held; police block access to protest venue

ArticleChina to curb exports of tech­no­lo­gies such as AI, photo­vol­ta­ics

China on Fri­day announced a sweep­ing draft plan to restrict exports of more than 40 cut­ting­edge tech­no­lo­gies, includ­ing solar man­u­fac­tur­ing tech­no­lo­gies, AI mod­els, and some biotech plat­forms. A num­ber of tech­no­lo­gies related to...

China to curb exports of tech­no­lo­gies such as AI, photo­vol­ta­ics

ArticleWages fixed for weav­ing Pongal dhotis, saris in T.N.

The Tamil Nadu gov­ern­ment has fixed weav­ing wages for the new vari­et­ies of dhotis and saris to be made on power­looms under the Pongal 2027 free dis­tri­bu­tion scheme at ₹45.76 per sari and ₹19.04 per dhoti. A Gov­ern­ment Order, issued by the...

Wages fixed for weav­ing Pongal dhotis, saris in T.N.

ArticleSewage being dis­charged into Cauvery

The dis­charge of untreated sewage into River Cauvery near Sarkarpalayam in Tiru­chi has raised con­cern among the res­id­ents, as the river serves as a source of drink­ing water and irrig­a­tion. Untreated sewage is now reportedly being let out...

Sewage being dis­charged into Cauvery

ArticleBan­ners banned for ‘Sathaya Vizha’

The Than­javur Dis­trict Police have banned the dis­play of flex ban­ners and wall posters in pub­lic places in con­nec­tion with the ‘Sathaya Vizha’ to com­mem­or­ate the 1041th birth anniversary of Raja Raja Cholan in Than­javur on Octo­ber 22.

Ban­ners banned for ‘Sathaya Vizha’

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