Tamil Nadu faces increasing heat stress due to urbanization, deforestation, and changing land use, requiring urgent climate-sensitive planning.

RMC predicts soaring temperatures in Tamil Nadu due to subdued rainfall and strong westerlies, causing discomfort in coastal areas.

Chennai: Employees' State Insurance Corporation in KK Nagar, previously reserved for ESI beneficiaries, has now opened its ...

There’s a robust link between power consumption and factory output across Indian states and industrial sectors. This means ...

Hyderabad: The Gaudium School (Hyderabad) topped the medals tally with 113 gold, 150 silver, and 101 bronze medals in the ...

The revised tariff structure has hiked both energy charges and fixed monthly charges for EV charging stations, raising ...

The state-run hostels for disadvantaged school and college students will henceforth be officially known as `Social Justice ...

Sai Kishore will be playing for Surrey in two matches in the County Championship. His team will be up against Yorkshire in ...

Memorial meetings across India commemorated the tribal rights activist Fr Stan Swamy SJ on the fourth anniversary of his ...

Manithaneya Makkal Katchi (MMK) president M H Jawahirullah on Sunday (6 July) urged proportional political representation for ...

Making a strong political pitch ahead of the high-stakes Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu next year, AIADMK Chief Edappadi K ...

One worker died and five were injured in a firecracker unit blast in Sivakasi on Sunday. CM Stalin announced compensation and ...