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Kannivedi OTT Release: Tamil Thriller to Reportedly Stream on Netflix Post Theatrical Release
Keerthy Suresh’s Kannivedi is an upcoming Tamil-language tech thriller directed by debutant Ganesh Raj. The film follows the story of a media student who aspires to become a journalist but finds herself caught in unforeseen challenges while investigating a news story. Alongside Keerthy, the cast includes VJ Rakshan, Ajay Ghosh, and Namita Krishna...
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Tamil Nadu Professor Placed Under Digital Arrest, Duped of Rs 10 Lakh
Jayanthi, a professor and former journalist from Tamil Nadu, has fallen victim to a sophisticated online scam, losing a significant portion of her life savings.
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BJP Leader Jailed, Fined For Calling Women Journalists "Ugly", "Illiterate"
Tamil actor and BJP leader S Ve Shekher was sentenced to one month in jail today by a court in Chennai for posting derogatory, vulgar and abusive remarks about women journalists on social media back in 2018.
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Tamil Nadu Journalist Brutally Attacked. Cops Ignored Repeated SOS Calls
A journalist in Tamil Nadu was brutally attacked last night by a group of unidentified men and is currently battling for his life.
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Case Against TV Journalist For Filming, Harassing Women Leaving Chennai Bar
The Chennai Police have filed a case against a TV journalist of News Tamil 24x7 and others for their alleged involvement in the sexual harassment of women at a bar in the early hours of Monday.
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"Scripted": Tamil Nadu Cops Slam Bihar Man Over Fake Migrant Attack Video
The Tamil Nadu Police have flagged a video about alleged attacks on migrant workers tweeted by a Bihar journalist as fake and warned of legal action against him.
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Court Relief For UP Lawyer Over Tweets On Alleged Migrant Attacks In Tamil Nadu
The Tamil Nadu police said on March 4 that cases have been filed against several people, including journalists, for allegedly spreading false information claiming attacks on migrant workers in the state.
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Chennai Journalist, 25, Dies After Falling Into Stormwater Drain
A 25-year-old journalistdied after he accidentally fell into an under-construction stormwater drain at Jafferkhanpet in Chennai on Saturday.
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"Who Waited For 3 Hours": Tamil Nadu Minister Angry Over Reporter's Question On Him Being Late
A video of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) minister KR Periyakaruppan getting angry over a journalist's question in Tamil Nadu's Sivaganga district is going viral. The minister had to arrive an event at 10 am but came only in the afternoon.
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Tamil Nadu Photojournalist Dies By Suicide In News Agency Office
T Kumar, a veteran photojournalist, working here for a news agency died by suicide and Chief Minister M K Stalin, the principal opposition AIADMK and the journalist fraternity on Monday condoled his death.
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Tamil Nadu Announces Welfare Board, Award For Journalists
The Tamil Nadu government today announced a welfare board for journalists, an increase in financial support to families of press, media persons who die in harness and funding higher education of young, eligible scribes in journalism schools.
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Form "Press Council Of Tamil Nadu" To Eliminate Fake Journalists: Madras High Court
In a bid to weed out fake journalists, the Tamil Nadu government should constitute within three months, a press council, the Madras High Court has ruled.
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MK Stalin Directs Withdrawal Of Defamation Cases Against Media Outlets
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Thursday ordered withdrawal of 90 defamation cases against journalists, dailies and television channels.
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MK Stalin Declares Journalists In Tamil Nadu As Frontline Workers
Journalists, photojournalists and camerapersons working in print and broadcast media in Tamil Nadu would be treated as frontline workers, the soon-to-be Chief Minister, MK Stalin, announced on Tuesday. They would now be eligible for all due rights an
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Tamil Nadu COVID-19 Update: Stalin Declares Journalists Frontline Workers
Coronavirus news: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday announced jounalists and media professionals as frontline workers.The journalists will now be eligible for all benefits
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Kannivedi OTT Release: Tamil Thriller to Reportedly Stream on Netflix Post Theatrical Release
Keerthy Suresh’s Kannivedi is an upcoming Tamil-language tech thriller directed by debutant Ganesh Raj. The film follows the story of a media student who aspires to become a journalist but finds herself caught in unforeseen challenges while investigating a news story. Alongside Keerthy, the cast includes VJ Rakshan, Ajay Ghosh, and Namita Krishna...
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Tamil Nadu Professor Placed Under Digital Arrest, Duped of Rs 10 Lakh
Jayanthi, a professor and former journalist from Tamil Nadu, has fallen victim to a sophisticated online scam, losing a significant portion of her life savings.
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BJP Leader Jailed, Fined For Calling Women Journalists "Ugly", "Illiterate"
Tamil actor and BJP leader S Ve Shekher was sentenced to one month in jail today by a court in Chennai for posting derogatory, vulgar and abusive remarks about women journalists on social media back in 2018.
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Tamil Nadu Journalist Brutally Attacked. Cops Ignored Repeated SOS Calls
A journalist in Tamil Nadu was brutally attacked last night by a group of unidentified men and is currently battling for his life.
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Case Against TV Journalist For Filming, Harassing Women Leaving Chennai Bar
The Chennai Police have filed a case against a TV journalist of News Tamil 24x7 and others for their alleged involvement in the sexual harassment of women at a bar in the early hours of Monday.
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"Scripted": Tamil Nadu Cops Slam Bihar Man Over Fake Migrant Attack Video
The Tamil Nadu Police have flagged a video about alleged attacks on migrant workers tweeted by a Bihar journalist as fake and warned of legal action against him.
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Court Relief For UP Lawyer Over Tweets On Alleged Migrant Attacks In Tamil Nadu
The Tamil Nadu police said on March 4 that cases have been filed against several people, including journalists, for allegedly spreading false information claiming attacks on migrant workers in the state.
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Chennai Journalist, 25, Dies After Falling Into Stormwater Drain
A 25-year-old journalistdied after he accidentally fell into an under-construction stormwater drain at Jafferkhanpet in Chennai on Saturday.
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"Who Waited For 3 Hours": Tamil Nadu Minister Angry Over Reporter's Question On Him Being Late
A video of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) minister KR Periyakaruppan getting angry over a journalist's question in Tamil Nadu's Sivaganga district is going viral. The minister had to arrive an event at 10 am but came only in the afternoon.
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Tamil Nadu Photojournalist Dies By Suicide In News Agency Office
T Kumar, a veteran photojournalist, working here for a news agency died by suicide and Chief Minister M K Stalin, the principal opposition AIADMK and the journalist fraternity on Monday condoled his death.
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Tamil Nadu Announces Welfare Board, Award For Journalists
The Tamil Nadu government today announced a welfare board for journalists, an increase in financial support to families of press, media persons who die in harness and funding higher education of young, eligible scribes in journalism schools.
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Form "Press Council Of Tamil Nadu" To Eliminate Fake Journalists: Madras High Court
In a bid to weed out fake journalists, the Tamil Nadu government should constitute within three months, a press council, the Madras High Court has ruled.
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MK Stalin Directs Withdrawal Of Defamation Cases Against Media Outlets
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Thursday ordered withdrawal of 90 defamation cases against journalists, dailies and television channels.
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MK Stalin Declares Journalists In Tamil Nadu As Frontline Workers
Journalists, photojournalists and camerapersons working in print and broadcast media in Tamil Nadu would be treated as frontline workers, the soon-to-be Chief Minister, MK Stalin, announced on Tuesday. They would now be eligible for all due rights an
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Tamil Nadu COVID-19 Update: Stalin Declares Journalists Frontline Workers
Coronavirus news: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday announced jounalists and media professionals as frontline workers.The journalists will now be eligible for all benefits
