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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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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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All Teachers, Journalists, Bankers Cleared For Covid Vaccine In Ludhiana
Judges, lawyers, teachers and journalists can now get the coronavirus shot in Punjab's Ludhiana, the district administration said on Monday, widening the vaccination drive to sections not yet cleared by the central government. The decision will also cover workers of banks, NGOs, cooperative societies and food grain societies.
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Tamil Nadu Seeks To Vaccinate Elderly, Politicians, Teachers On Priority
The elderly, politicians and a few other categories, including teachers, in Tamil Nadu would be able to get their COVID-19 vaccine doses much ahead of the mid-March schedule if the state government has its way. The Tamil Nadu government has sought the Centre's nod to prioritise the elderly, people with comorbidities, politicians, teachers and journ...
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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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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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All Teachers, Journalists, Bankers Cleared For Covid Vaccine In Ludhiana
Judges, lawyers, teachers and journalists can now get the coronavirus shot in Punjab's Ludhiana, the district administration said on Monday, widening the vaccination drive to sections not yet cleared by the central government. The decision will also cover workers of banks, NGOs, cooperative societies and food grain societies.
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Tamil Nadu Seeks To Vaccinate Elderly, Politicians, Teachers On Priority
The elderly, politicians and a few other categories, including teachers, in Tamil Nadu would be able to get their COVID-19 vaccine doses much ahead of the mid-March schedule if the state government has its way. The Tamil Nadu government has sought the Centre's nod to prioritise the elderly, people with comorbidities, politicians, teachers and journ...
