Authorities say hospital lacked proper fire exits; police arrest a doctor, facility’s owner.

The Greater Chennai City Police has zeroed in on the whereabouts of gangster ‘Sambhav’ Senthil, who has been operating out of the country and evading police custody for two decades. The police are in the process of issuing a Red Corner Notice against him.

Viral video shows lime sprinkled to welcome Uttar Pradesh Deputy CM at Jhansi hospital where 10 newborns died in fire.

Explosive incident at cinema house in Tirunelveli, police investigate, security increased, protests against movie, arrests made.

APCC president Y.S. Sharmila urges Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu to consider Group-I Services aspirants' plea for 1:100 ratio.

Two arrested for smuggling ration rice, while police remove protesters opposing construction of STP in Sathyamangalam taluk.

Fatal accident in Namakkal claims three lives, two injured; water levels in Stanley Reservoir remain below capacity.

Outrage over viral video showing sprinkling of lime, cleaning Jhansi hospital premises to welcome U.P. Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak; Bodies recovered in Manipur’s Jiribam, triggers protests in Imphal Valley, and more in The Hindu’s top news of November 16, 2024.

Congress leader threatens dharna if activist not arrested; activist submits fresh application to Lokayukta police on MUDA site irregularities.

Mudinepalli police arrest gang members who duped aquaculture farmer with fake gold, recover cash and imitation chain.

In a video doing the rounds on social media, some workers are seen making marks on the road with lime powder.

MVD in Kerala launches enforcement measures to prevent accidents during Sabarimala pilgrimage, including videos in six languages for awareness.

Protesting lawyers demand judge removal, causing court closure, hindering litigants' access to justice in Uttar Pradesh.

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Chennai, Nov 16 (IANS): Tamil Nadu Police are set to issue a Red Corner Notice against gangster Sambhav Senthil, the second accused in the murder of BSP’s state unit President K. Armstrong. Police sources confirmed that Senthil, currently hiding in a foreign country, has been tracked down. Efforts to extradite him t.....