 | IN PICS: Inside Chennai's first flower exhibition at Kalaivanar ArangamMore than four lakh flowers of 27 varieties are on display at the exhibition which will be open to the public till June 5. |
 | Tamil Nadu schools reopen following stringent Covid protocolsThe schools in Tamil Nadu reopened for classes 1 to 12 on February 1, after being shut following the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. |
 | TN showcases the Centre-rejected Republic Day tableau at state celebrationsThe Tamil Nadu government showcased the Republic Day tableau, which was rejected by a Central committee, depicting a statue of Queen Velu Nachiyar riding a horse with a sword in hand and women soldiers. |
 | Chennai rains : A thermocol boat ride, concerned mother and many waterlogged roads!The Chennai Corporation has kept 52 boats and 507 water pumps in readiness. |
 | Alternate day attendance, 20 students per classroom: Schools, colleges reopen in Tamil Nadu amid Covid protocolThe Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu M K Stalin said the parents and teachers should realise that reopening of schools and colleges has been allowed considering the educational and psychological concerns of students. |
 | Tamil Nadu Lockdown: State to continue restrictions till June 7The Tamil Nadu chief minister, M K Stalin has announced the distribution of COVID-19 relief kits containing 13 grocery items to all rice cardholders in the state free of cost during the month of June. |
 | Tamil Nadu COVID-19 lockdown: List of services affected and unaffected from May 10-24With a view to intensify the measures for preventing further spread of COVID-19, Chief Minister MK Stalin announced that full lockdown will be in force for two weeks in Tamil Nadu from May 10. Here are the major services that will be allowed to function and those prohibited. |
 | Election 2021: Change of guard in TN, Left retains Kerala and Didi's hattrick in BengalFour states and one UT fought elections over almost two months even as the country had its own battles to fight an invisible coronavirus. Here are a few glimpses of how party leaders celebrated their victories. |
 | Thala, Thalapathy and Thalaivar: Glimpses of star power from Tamil Nadu voting boothsAs voters came out to exercise their franchise on the busiest day of this election season, Tamil Nadu is scripting a political history which will not only decide the next five years but the decades ahead. |
 | Cyclone Nivar: Flood repair in full swing as Chennai, Puducherry limp back to normalcyDespite the sincere efforts, many localities in Chennai witnessed waterlogging as Cyclone Nivar made landfall.Heavy downpour triggered by very severe cyclonic storm Nivar lashed Puducherry and its suburbs on Thursday, uprooting trees, damaging electric poles and leaving several areas inundated |
 | Cyclone Nivar: Heavy rains leave Chennai waterlogged, authorities say major flooding like 2015 impossibleChennai on Tuesday received over 100 mm of rainfall which led to waterlogging in many parts of the city. |
 | Take a look at these pictures to get an idea about life inside a COVID ward in ChennaiBraving coronavirus fears, TNIE lensman Shiba Prasad Sahu has captured the lives of people and that journey continued even after his encounter with the deadly virus, when he shot with his mobile camera giving us a closer view of what happens in a COVID-19 ward during treatment. Shiba is thankful to all the dedicated healthcare workers who make sure every patient goes home cured. Here's a look at how time passes in the Govt Medical College, Omandurar Estate, Chennai. |
 | Tamil Nadu: Adaiyaaru to Saithaappettai, 14 name changes for Chennai residents to take note ofThe Tamil Nadu government has issued a notification as per the recommendation of an experts committee for changing the names of 1,018 places, including of many important places the capital. Hereafter the District Collector will take steps for changing the names of these places through the local bodies concerned. Check out 14 Chennai neighbourhoods that will get a revised name tag under the new move. |
 | Lockdown 4.0: 7 things Chennai residents should know as Tamil Nadu extends statewide restrictions till May 31Many relaxations introduced as the part of lockdown 4.0 is not applicable to Chennai limits as the number of coronavirus cases remains unchecked in the district. Here are seven things Chennaiites must need to know. |
 | For the homeless in Chennai, life comes to a standstill following intense lockdownAs Tamil Nadu enters a four-day intense lockdown, with many of us retreating to the safe confines of our homes, for those on the roads, very little has changed. The TNIE lensmen bring us a glimpse of those who have made the outside their home. |
