Puthiya Thalaimurai

In a country that has a rich tradition of honouring the special relationship between teachers and students, G Bhagawan's story has, unsurprisingly, struck a chord with many. Mr Bhagawan, who teaches English at a government school in Tamil Nadu's Thiruvallur district, was recently transferred to another school. Photos and video of tearful students p...

A man, claiming to be the head of a pro-Hindu outift, has owned up responsibility for the attack on the office of a Chennai-based Tamil news channel this morning, and surrendered to the police in Madurai.

Two country bombs packed in tiffin boxes were hurled at the office of the Tamil television news channel Puthiya Thalaimurai in Chennai at about 3 am this morning. No damage has been reported.

After spending close to a month in Tamil Nadu since his release on bail, the prime accused in the 2G case, A Raja, is playing the victim card, claiming in an interview to a Tamil news Channel Puthiya Thalaimurai that he is "in trouble today" because he "stood in the way of a telecom cartel."

Here are the excerpts from A Raja's interview in Tamil to Puthiya Thalaimurai Channel.

In a country that has a rich tradition of honouring the special relationship between teachers and students, G Bhagawan's story has, unsurprisingly, struck a chord with many. Mr Bhagawan, who teaches English at a government school in Tamil Nadu's Thiruvallur district, was recently transferred to another school. Photos and video of tearful students p...

A man, claiming to be the head of a pro-Hindu outift, has owned up responsibility for the attack on the office of a Chennai-based Tamil news channel this morning, and surrendered to the police in Madurai.

Two country bombs packed in tiffin boxes were hurled at the office of the Tamil television news channel Puthiya Thalaimurai in Chennai at about 3 am this morning. No damage has been reported.

After spending close to a month in Tamil Nadu since his release on bail, the prime accused in the 2G case, A Raja, is playing the victim card, claiming in an interview to a Tamil news Channel Puthiya Thalaimurai that he is "in trouble today" because he "stood in the way of a telecom cartel."

Here are the excerpts from A Raja's interview in Tamil to Puthiya Thalaimurai Channel.