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With a micro-focus on Chennai & TN, DT Next offers incisive coverage on politics, sports, business, features and entertainment. Aditanar – inspired by popular Western publications - found the need for a Tamil daily that would reach the masses through engaging content and easy language. In November 1942, he launched Dina Thanthi, which rapidly grew to become the largest circulated newspaper in Tami

l Nadu, and also the 5th largest read newspaper in the country. November 2015 saw history recreate itself with the launch of a new English language daily DT NEXT from this leading media house. For over 75 years Daily Thanthi has informed, entertained and enlightened you with credible news in Tamil. Our news, lifestyle and entertainment daily offers the promise of more, built on the bedrock of trust and familiarity that Daily Thanthi brings to your front door, every morning. We aim to strengthen the bond with our regular reader, and look to forge new ties with new members of the household. This product aims to go beyond print and serve as a powerful and unique cross-platform trifecta that will seamlessly straddle traditional print content and be able to push the same across a digital medium that will organically create a community based on shared interests, trust, and celebration of our local culture.

Dalit artists K Natarajan and S Venkatesan turn their life stories into art in ‘Becoming – Weaving the Commons’, present...
29/10/2025

Dalit artists K Natarajan and S Venkatesan turn their life stories into art in ‘Becoming – Weaving the Commons’, presented by neelam cultural centre at lalit kala akademi, Chennai. Their works explore caste, identity, and freedom — using art as a tool of emancipation and inclusion.

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https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/how-dalit-artists-are-shaping-contemporary-art-851188



(Chennai news, Neelam Cultural Centre, inclusive art)

Tamil Nadu’s Higher Education Department will set up Industry-Institution Interface Cells (IIIC) in all 54 government po...
29/10/2025

Tamil Nadu’s Higher Education Department will set up Industry-Institution Interface Cells (IIIC) in all 54 government polytechnic colleges to bridge the gap between academia and industry. Each cell, led by an industry expert, will focus on internships, curriculum revamp, skill training, and placements.

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https://www.dtnext.in/news/tamilnadu/tn-polytechnic-colleges-to-get-industry-institution-interface-cell-851184



(Tamil Nadu news, Higher Education in Tamil Nadu, education reforms)

Research proposals under Tamil Nadu’s CM’s Research Grant (CMRG) have risen to 1,796 this year from 1,054 last year, wit...
29/10/2025

Research proposals under Tamil Nadu’s CM’s Research Grant (CMRG) have risen to 1,796 this year from 1,054 last year, with 1,565 eligible for funding. The scheme offers up to Rs 40 lakh for research projects, with Anna University leading in submissions.

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https://www.dtnext.in/news/tamilnadu/cms-research-grant-over-1700-pg-students-submit-research-proposals-under-this-year-851183



(Tamil Nadu news, Higher Education in Tamil Nadu, schemes in Tamil Nadu)

The second Vande Bharat sleeper, built by ICF and BEML, has reached Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh, for trial runs between Kh...
29/10/2025

The second Vande Bharat sleeper, built by ICF and BEML, has reached Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh, for trial runs between Khajuraho and Mahoba. It will later undergo 180 kmph speed tests in Kota, Rajasthan. The third rake is expected by November-end, with all 10 due by March 2026.

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https://www.dtnext.in/news/national/icfs-second-vande-bharat-sleeper-ready-for-trial-at-mp-851137



(Vande Bharat sleeper coach, Integral Coach Factory, Bharat Earth Movers Limited)

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A month after the tragic Karur stampede and a day after meeting the victims’ families, actor and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhaga...
28/10/2025

A month after the tragic Karur stampede and a day after meeting the victims’ families, actor and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) president Vijay on Tuesday resumed his political activities, launching a scathing attack on the ruling DMK government over the large-scale wastage of paddy due to incessant rains.

In a statement, Vijay accused the DMK government led by Chief Minister M K Stalin of gross negligence and indifference towards the plight of poor farmers. Drawing a symbolic comparison, Vijay said, “Just as paddy grains sprouted and perished in the rains, a wave of growing anger is sprouting in the hearts of the people against the anti-farmer DMK regime.”

He questioned the government’s failure to act swiftly to save the remaining harvested paddy grains from rotting in rain-soaked godowns and fields. “If the government truly cared for farmers, it would have immediately safeguarded their hard-earned produce and taken measures to protect their livelihood. Instead, this administration has allowed their toil to go to waste,” he said.

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https://www.dtnext.in/news/tamilnadu/vijay-resumes-political-activity-flays-dmk-govt-over-paddy-wastage-says-farmers-agony-sprouting-into-public-anger-851093



(Tamil Nadu news, Tamil Nadu political update, Tamil Nadu politics, Vijay criticises the government)

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