Justice Chandru

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has constituted a one-man commission under retired Justice Chandru to recommend measures to create a situation without communal differences in schools and colleges.

The EPWA, an Indian esports athletes' body, said on Friday that it had approached the government of Tamil Nadu to provide safe harbour for professional players, to recognise skill games as a distinct sport, and not club it along with gambling. Tamil Nadu has set up a committee under the chairmanship of retired Justice K Chandru for advising on enac...

Security at actor Suriya's home has increased after reports of threats against the 'Jai Bhim' actor, after a legal notice by a caste group that claims it has been 'tarnished' by a scene - in which a man from that caste tortures a tribal man.

Four retired judges -- one from the Supreme Court and three from the High Court -- have written to the Chief Justice of India, asking for a "rational, fair and transparent" process of allocation of cases that would assure people that there was no "misuse of power" to "achieve a particular result in important and sensitive cases". The distribution o...

A written plea has been filed in the Madras High Court alleging illegal registration of candidates of other states in three district employment exchanges in Tamil Nadu and calling for deletion of such entries.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has constituted a one-man commission under retired Justice Chandru to recommend measures to create a situation without communal differences in schools and colleges.

The EPWA, an Indian esports athletes' body, said on Friday that it had approached the government of Tamil Nadu to provide safe harbour for professional players, to recognise skill games as a distinct sport, and not club it along with gambling. Tamil Nadu has set up a committee under the chairmanship of retired Justice K Chandru for advising on enac...

Security at actor Suriya's home has increased after reports of threats against the 'Jai Bhim' actor, after a legal notice by a caste group that claims it has been 'tarnished' by a scene - in which a man from that caste tortures a tribal man.

Four retired judges -- one from the Supreme Court and three from the High Court -- have written to the Chief Justice of India, asking for a "rational, fair and transparent" process of allocation of cases that would assure people that there was no "misuse of power" to "achieve a particular result in important and sensitive cases". The distribution o...

A written plea has been filed in the Madras High Court alleging illegal registration of candidates of other states in three district employment exchanges in Tamil Nadu and calling for deletion of such entries.