27 kg gold, 1,116 kg silver: Tamil Nadu government takes possession of Jayalalithaa’s seized assets | India News – The Times of India

NEW DELHI: The Tamil Nadu government has officially taken possession of assets seized from late chief minister J Jayalalithaa in the long-running disproportionate assets case. These included 27 kg and 558 grams of gold jewellery, 1,116 kg of silver, and documents related to 1,526 acres of land, previously stored in the Karnataka Vidhana Soudha treasury….

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For youngest world chess champion D Gukesh, Tamil Nadu government announces a whopping cash prize of … | Chess News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Friday announced a whopping Rs 5 crore cash prize for teen Indian Grand Master D Gukesh, who recently became the youngest ever world chess champion. Gukesh on Thursday beat defending champion Ding Liren of China in a roller-coaster 14-game showdown to clinch the title. After the…

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Reconsider stand on Vishwakarma scheme, don’t reject it for petty political gains, Centre tells TN | India News – Times of India

M K Stalin (Picture credit: MK Stalin X handle) NEW DELHI: Stating that a state should not arbitrarily reject a scheme for petty political gains, Centre Saturday urged Tamil Nadu govt to reconsider its decision to reject PM’s Vishwakarma scheme, which aims to “uplift traditional artisans and craftspeople”. Minister of state for skill development and…

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SC forms SIT to probe ‘objectively and fairly’ Chennai minor’s rape | India News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Supreme Court Monday constituted a three-member SIT, comprising DIG-rank IPS officer Saroj Kumar Thakur and women IPS officers Ayman Jamal and S Brinda, to “objectively and fairly” investigate on a day-to-day basis the September 29 sexual assault of a 10-year-old girl at Anna Nagar in Chennai.From among nine IPS officers, including three women…

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Contract staff to get maternity benefits too: Madras HC | India News – Times of India

CHENNAI: Contractual conditions cannot deny or offer less favourable maternity benefits to women employees, Madras high court has ruled, pointing out that Maternity Benefit Act would prevail over such contractual conditions.The first bench of chief justice K R Shriram and Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy passed the order on Tuesday, on a plea moved by MRB Nurses’…

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