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Tamil Nadu Minister for Public Works and Sports Development Aadhav Arjuna on Tuesday levelled a serious allegation against former Public Works and Highways Minister E.V. Velu in the Assembly, claiming that projects worth Rs 2,000 crore were committed in advance during the previous regime even before the corresponding demands for grants had been approved by the legislature.
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Dr AK’s greatness can be best be demonstrated only through ironies. A bachelor sans scandal. A teacher non- pareil who kept learning non-stop to his end of days, writes TR Jawahar
TR Jawahar writes in his Pointblank column: Three weeks after the NEET-UG 2026 fiasco, merit lies shattered as students confront a system where integrity has become a gamble.
TR Jawahar, in his Point-Blank column, says a controversial judicial remark branding unemployed youth as “cockroaches” has spiralled into a sharp digital uprising, with satire morphing into a serious critique of power and privilege.