- Congress distances itself after Praveen Chakraborty calls Tamil Nadu’s debt ‘alarming’
- Tamil Nadu’s debt rises to Rs 9.55 lakh crore in 10 years: India Today DIU
- Tamil Nadu: Migrant worker Suraj attacked with sickle for protesting against Reel; Anagha Keshav’s report
- India Today’s Anagha Keshav reports: EPS criticizes DMK after minors attack migrant worker Suraj
Thalapathy Vijay surrounded by crowd at Chennai airport: Actor falls amid chaos after returning from Malaysia
In this news report, an unidentified speaker highlights the chaotic scene at Chennai airport where actor Thalapathy Vijay was surrounded by a mob upon his return from Malaysia. The report details how the actor, who attended the audio launch of his film ‘Jana Nayakan’, slipped and fell due to the huge crowd. The speaker criticized the ‘rampant mob culture’ in India, drawing comparisons to similar incidents involving recent actors Nidhhi Agerwal and Samantha Ruth Prabhu. The section questions the entitlement of fans and the lack of personal space for public figures, noting that such behavior is often ‘normalized’ or ‘romanticized’.
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Congress distances itself after Praveen Chakraborty calls Tamil Nadu’s debt ‘alarming’
This news report focuses on the internal discord within the Congress Party over the financial position of the Tamil Nadu government. All India Professionals Congress President Praveen Chakraborty has courted controversy by terming the DMK government’s rising debt as ‘alarming’ and comparing it with Uttar Pradesh. He said the state’s debt is now higher than that of UP, reversing the 2010 trend. In response, the Tamil Nadu Congress officially distanced itself from these comments to protect its alliance with the ruling DMK. The Tamil Nadu Congress chief said Chakraborty ‘does not speak for the party’ and alleged that ‘certain forces are working for the BJP in Tamil Nadu’, which the report described as an apparent jibe at his ally. The bulletin highlights the rising political tension in the state and the challenges faced by the India Bloc alliance.
Tamil Nadu’s debt rises to Rs 9.55 lakh crore in 10 years: India Today DIU
The detailed analysis by India Today Data Intelligence Unit (DIU) focuses on the growing debt crisis in Tamil Nadu over the last decade. The report states that there has been a ‘huge jump’ in the state’s debt from 2016 to 2025, which has increased from Rs 2,28,516 crore to Rs 9.55 lakh crore. The unidentified speaker says the interest burden has also tripled, from Rs 17,391 crore to Rs 62,456 crore in the same period. While acknowledging that the debt is only an economic indicator, the report outlines that liabilities have quadrupled, raising concerns amid the ongoing political tussle.
Tamil Nadu: Migrant worker Suraj attacked with sickle for protesting against Reel; Anagha Keshav’s report
In a shocking incident in Tamil Nadu, a 34-year-old migrant worker named Suraj from Odisha was brutally attacked by four minors. Drunken assailants attacked Sooraj with a sickle when he protested against filming the reel with weapons in the train. India Today’s Anagha Keshav reports that ‘Sooraj was taken to a secluded place by the attackers, attacked with sickles, knives and left to bleed to death.’ Police have detained four accused, who had also made a video of the attack and shown victory signs. The incident has sparked political controversy, with the BJP accusing the ruling DMK of promoting the ‘North-South divide’.
India Today’s Anagha Keshav reports: EPS criticizes DMK after minors attack migrant worker Suraj
In this broadcast, India Today correspondent Anagha Keshav reports on the brutal attack on Suraj, a migrant worker, in Tiruttani, Tamil Nadu. AIADMK leader Edappadi K. Attacking the ruling DMK, Palaniswami (EPS) said, ‘It is extremely shameful that the hands which should hold school books are now wielding knives.’ The incident occurred when four allegedly drunk minors attacked Sooraj when he resisted an attempt to film a reel. Anagha Keshav confirmed that the three accused have been sent to a juvenile home.
