Ministers flag off new buses and bus services in extended routes in Salem
Two arrested for threateninghotel owner with airgun in Salem
NABARD rural mart inaugurated at Suramangalam Uzhavar Sandhai in Salem
Israeli Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana has invited former US President Donald Trump to address the parliament, calling him the greatest friend and ally of the Jewish people. Ohana cited Trump's leadership in brokering regional agreements and his past actions, such as recognizing Jerusalem and affirming sovereignty over the Golan Heights, as reasons for the invitation.
Karur police detain Salem district secretary of TVK
A case was registered against TVK workers for allegedly assaulting a private ambulance driver during the Karur stampede
Israeli far-right Minister visits Al-Aqsa compound in Jerusalem
The visit is Itamar Ben Gvirs 11th as Minister to the disputed area, located in occupied east Jerusalem, which contains Islams third-holiest site and is Judaisms holiest place, revered as the location of the first and second Jewish temples
Congress launches signature campaign in Salem against vote theft
Head constable dies in accident in Salem
Salem Aavin targets sale of 42 tonnes of sweets for Deepavali
UNESCO Labels Jerusalem Occupied, Reaffirms Islamic Heritage
JERUSALEM: The UNs Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has adopted a resolution declaring Jerusalem occupied, challenging Israeli sovereignty over the city. The resolution passed with 22 votes in favor, 10 against, and 23 abstentions. It emphasizes the historical Muslim and Christian heritage of Jerusalems Old City and recognizes the Islamic character of sites including [] The post UNESCO Labels Jerusalem Occupied, Reaffirms Islamic Heritage first appeared on .
2 years of war devastate Palestinian lives in Gaza
Jerusalem: Numbers alone cannot capture the toll the Israel-Hamas war has taken on the Gaza Strip. But they can help us understand how thoroughly the conflict has upended the lives of 2.1 million Palestinians living in the territory and decimated the territorys 365 square kilometres (140 square miles). Out of every 10 people, one has Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
CM inaugurates projects worth 12.29 crore through videoconferencing in Salem
Pedestrians demand foot overbridge connecting Anna Park and Omalur Main Road in Salem
Youth ends life; two arrested in Salem
Drone from Yemen intercepted over Israels Eilat, says army
Jerusalem: Houthi forces launched a drone at Israels Red Sea resort city of Eilat late on Sunday, the second attack in a day, the Israeli military said, adding that the unmanned aircraft was likely intercepted. Following the sirens that sounded regarding a hostile aircraft infiltration in the area of Eilat, a UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
INTERVIEW | I dont mind activist tag, but I am an artist first: Rima Kallingal
Rima Kallingal, one of the anchors of the Women in Cinema Collective, is now trying her best to balance the artist and activist modes in her personality. The actor, also an acclaimed dancer, reflects on her journey from stage to screen, the evolving space for women in Malayalam cinema, and her hopes for meaningful change, in a freewheeling conversation with TNIE . She opens up about the Me Too movement, the impact of the Hema Committee report, and why more women behind the camera can truly reshape the industry. Excerpts Your next project, Theatre, is ready for release. What can you tell us about it? The film follows a mother and daughter living on an isolated island, whose lives suddenly go viral on the internet. Their story spreads across the world, opening up questions about truth, perception, and social media. In this post-truth era, we wanted to explore how narratives form and spreadwithout judging, but by observing. The film invites discussion, not conclusions. What made you want to be part of this movie? Mainly, my character. The story resonated with my own experience of living both before and within the social media era. Weve all seen how blurred reality has becomewhats real, whats myth. Thats also the films tagline. You have taken a strong position against perpetrators. How did you decide to work with Sajin Baabu who was once accused in the Me Too movement? Honestly, Im selfish... I needed this film. As an artist, I need work even while fighting other battles. Another reason was that Sajin was the only person who publicly admitted wrongdoing and apologised during the Me Too movement. Thats a step forward, even if it isnt the end of the problem. I wasnt directly affected, so its not for me to forgive. But I saw his acceptance as significant. I cant create my own industry; I need to keep working. Actors, especially women, are often powerless in such choices. Still, I do feel guilty... but also pragmatic. Was this a lesson learnt? Definitely. By 2020, I became more pragmatic. I realised I simply need work to survive. In this industry, people with serious charges continue to win awards. The system protects them, not us. Its easy to sideline women who raise questionswere seen as difficult. But as creators, we have to keep imagining new spaces and keep going, even from the margins. Are you concerned about backlash for your choice? Yes. Its ironic that those who speak up are the only ones held accountable. Everyone else carries on. We become the problem, the ones under the scanner. But I know where my real responsibility lies and Ill continue doing what I believe in. You lost many opportunities in recent years. How did you deal with that? I was lucky to have Mamangam, my own space where I made all the decisions. My team of over a decade held me together. After the pandemic, we revived our creative energy through Neythe, a contemporary dance tribute to Chendamangalam weavers. Still, it was a difficult timemany of us faced severe lows and depression. Artists are always insecure but this silence was painful, especially when colleagues drifted away. Did this distancing start after your marriage or your association with WCC? Both (laughs). Many producers openly said they wouldnt work with WCC members. Directors discussed scripts with me. But once producers came in, Id be replaced. Even today, people deny that such discrimination exists. Denial is easyit keeps you likeable. I could do that too, but I chose otherwise. The struggle was real. I was once carefree and full of dreams, but the stress was immense. Thankfully, therapy, medication, and supportive circles helped us cope. Every new woman entering cinema today knows her rights. Was there ever a point when you decided to quit all this fighting? Never. Not once. Im proud of all of us for standing our ground. Weve no regrets only gratitude. Today, Im in a much better space, with clarity and far less chaos. Do you think you succeeded in bringing change to the industry? Yes. Every new woman entering cinema today knows her rights. We created a handbook explaining how to raise concernssomething I never had. Back then, we normalised everything, even double-meaning jokes that made us uncomfortable. Someone had to start the conversation, and we did. Now, women know theres someone to talk to. I wish Id had that support when I began. Its true that youve created awareness, but the mindset of isolating vocal women still exists... Yes, but only for now. The next generation will question everything. Change is slow but certain... definitely within my lifetime (laughs). As Arundhati Roy says, On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing. Though Ritu is celebrated today, it wasnt fully accepted then. How significant is that film in your career? Everything about Ritu is precious to me. The way Shyam (Shyamaprasad) sir hand-held all of us newcomers is priceless. Before all that, how did your interest in cinema begin and what kind of films were you exposed to early on? I grew up in Ooty and Salem, so I watched a lot of Tamil films... Kamal Haasan, Rajinikanth. Later, in Thrissur, I discovered Malayalam cinema. But I was mainly a stage performer; dance was always my dream. Cinema happened by chance. I was part of Thaka Dhimi and was a Miss Kerala runner-up. Abrid Shine, then with Vanitha (Malayalam magazine), saw me and offered a photoshoot, which led to (director) Lal Jose calling me for a look test. That film didnt take off but the same night Syamaprasad sir called me for Ritu. I auditioned and signed the contract the same day. It all felt unreal. Nothing was planned, everything was a happy accident. How did your passion for dance begin? My parents enrolled me for dance probably to tire me out (laughs). I had too much energy. I loved both dance and sports. I was even sports captain, but had to choose. I trained in bharatanatyam from childhood but couldnt pursue a solo career because its expensive. I discovered my love for group performances... kaikottikali, oppana... and the thrill of creating something together. Since you have always enjoyed being part of groups, how has an organisation like WCC influenced or changed your life? WCC changed me more as a person than as an artist. The women there are my strength. Im standing on their shoulders. They taught us how to find words for our experiences. That sisterhood, that assurance that someone will answer your call, means everything. It gave me belonging, hope, and faith that well find our way forward. What inspired the creation of the new space, the Progressive Filmmakers Association? Frankly, it happened by accident (laughs). We were just discussing the idea of creating a new, inclusive space and made a draft document. Then (director) Anurag Kashyap shared it online by mistake, and it went viral! It wasnt meant as a reaction or a union... just a fresh space for collaboration. It simply got out of hand. A perception is created of Rima as an activist rather than an artist. How do you deal with that? Its natural. There are many artists but very few who are both artists and activists, so all questions come to us. If everyone had spoken up, we wouldnt stand out. Not everyone feels safe to speak, and I dont blame them. The world isnt built for us. Every day is a struggle, especially for women. Im privileged to have a voice and I dont mind the activist tag, but I dont want that alone to define me. I work hard for my art and give it my soul. Even if its overlooked, Ill keep reminding everyoneIm an artist first. You once won a state award, yet people forgot you... It isnt the audience, its the industry that forgets. Wherever I go, I only feel love. Trolls existed, but they dont affect me now. I dont even need to respond anymore. Trolls existed, but they dont affect me now. I dont even need to respond anymore. After Lokahs success, Nyla Usha said the female superhero emerged from the efforts of Rima, Parvathy, and others The credit goes to the whole Lokah team... Dominic, Nimish, Santhy... and Dulquer for producing it on a big scale. Weve collectively created a space where such films can exist. The audience here values good cinema, regardless of gender. The real bias lies within the industryfemale-led films face smaller budgets though audiences pay the same. If the craft suffers, it isnt the viewers fault. We need equal financial and distribution support. Cinema itself is powerful... Im powerful only because of it. When did you realise this was your true passion? When I lost it. When film offers stopped, I felt a deep void. Earlier, I was moving from one character to another, always surrounded by creative people. Suddenly, it all ended... I cried myself to sleep, not knowing what hit me. Thats when I realised how much I needed this. Neythe made me see that it isnt just about films. I need a creative outlet. I simply cant stay still. You once said marriage didnt change Aashiqs life but completely changed yours Yes. Much of it comes from invisible conditioning passed down through generations. I realised I was role-playing... seeking validation for keeping a perfect home. It took time to see that the institution itself doesnt work for me. Its built by men, for men. I regret signing that paper. Love doesnt need official approval... Ill still love wholeheartedly, with or without it. Is it a problem between two liberal-minded people like you? (Laughs out) No, not between us. The problem is with marriage as an institution... it adds nothing and brings pressure instead. We love each other more now. We only signed because our parents wanted it, but its a trap of conditioning. Will Aashiq say the same about being married? No, hell have his own take. But we understand each other. Both of us are strong-headed, yet love holds us... not the certificate. Aashiq and I are very different. Hes into tech and AI while Im old school. I still write by hand and dont even know how AI works (laughs). We disagree creatively at times, and thats fine. Marriage hasnt erased our individuality. Were two people who just happen to share one signature (laughs). You once said Malayali audiences are very knowledgeable about cinema. Does that benefit artists and filmmakers? Absolutely. That awareness keeps us alert, its a healthy kind of fear. Our viewers can forgive technical flaws but never dishonesty in writing or performance. Theyll call it out, and that honesty is precious. Some say you continue to be successful only because of filmmaker Aashiq Abu... (Laughs) I dont need to. My journey speaks for itself. I arrived in Thiruvananthapuram with one suitcase, then to Kochi for Miss Kerala with the same one. I auditioned, worked, and built everything on my own. I met Aashiq in 2014, but Ive been in films since 2008. I never had a manager... I handled everything myself. When M T Vasudevan Nair offered me Sharathe Ammini (character in Neelathamara), my father told me to do it for free (laughs). Thats the kind of start I had. You were trolled for your fish fry comment, though everyone knew you were speaking about the system. Have peoples mindsets changed, especially online? Many girls told me, Thank you for the fish fry statement. Now we use it at home too! (laughs). It gave them a language to express something. Thats enough for me. You cant change the world, but you can communicate. I just used the space I have to speak my mind. Trolls dont matter. I said what I wanted to say. A role you aspire to do? I want to do mad, physical comedy. I saw Shobhana chechis performance recently... her comic timing was brilliant! We havent seen women get such space in cinema, except maybe Urvashi chechi. Id love to do full-fledged comedy. How do you choose your films? I go by instinct. If something instantly excites me, I do it. I cant approach cinema with pros and cons; it has to spark something inside. Most of your characters have been strong women. Do you feel typecast? Yes, thats the sad part. Even when I try something light, people cant see me that way. Those who meet me in person find me very different. Some even tremble while doing my makeup! (laughs) Strength and opinion are often mistaken for intimidation. Thats how the world sees women. You also said youd like to play a romantic role Yes, Im a very romantic person... but I cant say that openly (laughs)! I have many sides, but people love putting you in boxes like calling you an activist. Does the activist label feel like a burden? Not at all. Im proud of what I stood for, though it cost me a lot emotionally. Ive felt lonely and struggled, but I dont regret it. If wanting change and believing things can get better make me an activist, then yes, I am one. You once said you want to write and direct because only when you stand behind a project can you make changes. Could you explain that? True change happens only when you step into the creative space. When women start writing and directing from lived experiences, cinema transforms. Like when Shanti, Revathi chechi, or Ratheena made Puzha... those layers came from truth. We need more women behind the camera. The issue isnt talent, its trust. Once the industry begins investing in women, everything will shift. Are you exploring writing yourself? Yes. Cinema still feels magical to me, and I want to write and direct some day. But I often struggle with imposter syndrome. The Hema Committee report gave the Malayalam film industry a bad name. How do you see that? Its like how Kerala was reported on most during Nipah or Covid outbreaks... because were aware and vocal. Problems exist everywhere but we discuss them openly. That isnt shameful... thats progress. The question is, where do we go from here? Theres talk of a before and after Hema Committee. Do you see it that way? Definitely. Earlier, we didnt even know whom to approach if something went wrong. Now, every film set has an Internal Committee. Whether people use it or not is another matter. I expected more, but change takes time. Were dismantling centuries of patriarchy and that wont happen overnight. Still, things are shifting. Theres a growing demand for women leaders in the industry. Whats your expectation? I dont expect instant change. But for the first time, were seeing things through a new lens not just a male one. That itself is progress. I admire Shwetha (AMMA president)... shes bold and fearless. Im excited to see what she brings. 22 Female Kottayam (2012) made a strong impact. But back then, you werent seen as an activist. What are your memories of the film? After its release, I was branded a feminist. I seem to get a tag after every film! 22FK upset a lot of men... that showed its impact. It started a conversation I deeply believed in. Around that time, my TED Talk also happened, and together, they shaped how people saw me. But I dont mind such labels... they come from standing by what I believe in. I want to explore comedyand romancefrom a womans perspective. Youve also done lighter, conventional roles Nidra, Ezhu Sundara Rathrikal, August Club, Happy Husbands... Those roles were equally enriching. They reflected real women I see around me. Playing characters unlike myself helped me understand people better and develop empathy. Its a challenge, but one I enjoy. How do you see male gaze as a creator? It depends on the directors intent. If I were shooting an intimate scene, Id want to see how I view it as a woman. Like Anjalis scenestheyre intimate yet human. Its about context, not exposure. The audiences reading matters as much as the creators intent. We often discuss the male gaze. But doesnt the female gaze exist too? Of course. Were all sexual beings, women included. We have light and dark sides and I want to own both. We shouldnt be bound by the kulasthree image. Men must also learn to see women as we truly are. Social media has helpedwomen like Mathimol are unapologetic and bold, creating amazing work with just their phones. Its liberating to watch. When women turn directors or writers, people assume their films will be serious or about empowerment. What kind of stories would you like to tell? I want to explore comedyand romancefrom a womans perspective. Theres so much humour and tenderness in our stories that we havent shown enough. TNIE team: Cithara Paul, Supriya Sukumaran, Vignesh Madhu, Vivek Santhosh, Anna Jose, Manisha V C S, Harikrishna B, A Sanesh (photos) Pranav V P (video)
EU President says moment must be seized after Hamas readiness to release hostages
JERUSALEM, Oct 4: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen today expressed readiness to support all efforts to end the conflict in Gaza following the response of Palestinian movement Hamas to US President Donald Trumps plan for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. Hamas stated readiness to release hostages and engage based on the recent [US President] proposal is encouraging. This moment must be seized. An immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the release of all hostages are within reach, von [] The post EU President says moment must be seized after Hamas readiness to release hostages appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Minister inaugurates State-level chess competition under CMs trophy in Salem
Salem Division collects 11.89 crore in special ticket checking drives
Three transgenders held for extortingmoney from train passengers in Salem
Salem Railway Division celebrates Gandhi Jayanthi
Israeli navy intercepts most flotilla boats, arrests activists. Single boat stops nears Gaza
JERUSALEM, Oct 2: Israeli navy soldiers boarded most of the vessels and detained dozens of activists aboard a flotilla attempting to break Israels blockade of Gaza. The organisers said one boat had managed to sail on but stopped near Gazas coast on Thursday morning before contact with the vessel was lost. The Global Sumud Flotilla said that 39 of their boats were intercepted or assumed intercepted as communication with the activists was lost by Thursday morning in an [] The post Israeli navy intercepts most flotilla boats, arrests activists. Single boat stops nears Gaza appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Handover wasteduringfestivalseason to conservancy workers, Salem residents told
Three held for revealing sex of foetus in Salem
Welfare assistance distributed to over 1,500 beneficiaries in Salem district
Palestine Ambassador Abdullah Abu Shawesh calls on Kerala CM
According to a release by CMO, Pinarayi Vijayan expresses solidarity with Palestinian cause for a separate and sovereign State headquartered in East Jerusalem as per 1947 UN resolution
There is an error on all sides: Congress` Chidambaram on Karur stampede
Among the deceased are 18 women, 13 men, five young girls, and five young boys. The victims included those from Karur district, two each from the Erode, Tiruppur, and Dindigul districts, and one from the Salem district
Deepavali discount sale begins at Co-optex showroom in Villupuram
According to a press release, Co-optex will offer a rebate of 30% on silk and cotton saris sourced from weavers in Coimbatore, Kancheepuram, Salem, Arani, and Tirubhuvanam, among other places.
Over 17,000 candidates absent for TNPSC Group 2 exams in Salem range
Karur stampede: DMK MP submits petition seeking compensationfor four TVK cadres in Namakkal
The four people are currently receiving medical treatment at private hospitals in Salem, Erode, Coimbatore, and Namakkal Government Medical College Hospital
Additional 115 crore fund need to complete 100-lake scheme in Salem
WRD officials said that to pump water to the remaining22 lakes and tanks, it needs 115 crore.
Four-day international public health conference concludes in Salem
Supreme Court Gives Relief to Jerusalem Mathaiah in Cash for Vote Case
Bench upholds High Court, finds no evidence linking him to bribery
3,264 polling stations in 11 Asemblyconstituencies in Salem, says Collector
In Salem, 11.12 lakh ration card holders benefit through 1,747 ration shops, says Minister
Geography, politics stand in way of independent Palestinian state
London, Sep 26 (The Conversation) There has been a recent rush of countries to formally recognise the state of Palestine. Affirming Palestinian sovereignty marks a historic diplomatic milestone, yet the exact layout of its territory, a central requirement under international law, remains fiercely contested from every hilltop in the West Bank to the ruins of Gaza. To grasp what this moment means, we need to trace how borders have evolved or dissolved over Palestines tumultuous political history. The 1947 UN partition plan had envisioned two semi-contiguous territories for Jewish and Arab states, with Jerusalem as an international city.
Councillors allege lack of cooperation from Corporation officials in Salem
At least 20 injured as Houthi drone strike hits Israels Red Sea city Eilat
Jerusalem: A drone launched from Yemen struck the southern Israeli resort city of Eilat, injuring at least 20 people, two of them seriously, according to Israels emergency medical service and the military. Israels national ambulance service, Magen David Adom, on Wednesday evening (local time) said that the two badly wounded victims, both in their 60s, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Heavy rainfall to stay confined to Western Ghats till Sunday: RMC
Yercaud in Salem district registered the States highest rainfall (5 cm) in the past 24 hours ending 8.30 a.m. on Wednesday
8.23 lakh saplings to be planted under Green Tamil Nadu Missionin Salem
Tahsildars driver held for bribery in Salem
Income Tax Department conducts outreach programme at Salem DCCB
Over 93,900 students are benefiting under CMs Breakfast Scheme in Salem, says Minister
Israel orders evacuation of Gaza hospital as world leaders gather at UNGA
Jerusalem: Israeli forces showed no signs of relenting on their new ground offensive in Gaza City on Monday as world leaders gathered in New York for the United Nations General Assembly and more countries prepared to join the surge of nations recognising a Palestinian state. Hundreds of thousands have remained in the city, the territorys Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Tamil Nadu Farmers Association demands 15,000 MSP for tapioca
Farmers cultivating tapioca, a major crop in the Salem and Namakkal districts, claimed that the price of one tonne has dropped to 3,000, severely impacting their livelihoods
Farmers, residents happy as Katchupalli lake filled after 70 years in Salem
BJP never interferes in any political partys internal matters, says Nainar Nagenthran
Along with BJP national in-charge for TN Arvind Menon, Nainar Nagenthran also met AIADMK general secretary and former CM Edappadi K. Palaniswami at his residence at Nedunchalai Nagar in Salem
Ganja seized from train and bus in Salem
Man dies in cow attack in Salem
Over 9,500 peoplebenefited under the Nalam Kaakkum Stalin scheme in Salem
Israeli forces arrest Al-Aqsa Mosque preacher after Friday prayer sermon
Jerusalem: Israeli occupation forces arrested Sheikh Mohammad Sarandah, the preacher of Al-Aqsa Mosque, on September 19 shortly after he delivered the Friday prayer sermon. Local sources told Wafa News Agency that Sarandah was taken to an interrogation centre in Jerusalem without explanation. He was later released but banned from entering Al-Aqsa Mosque for one week Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Two die of electrocution as heavy rain lashes Salem district
Two arrested for stealing gold jewellery in Salem
Surveyor and assistantarrested for bribery in Salem
Co-optex sets 4.92 crore Deepavali sales target in Salem
Israeli forces push deeper into Gaza City as thousands flee ground offensive
Jerusalem: Israeli troops and tanks were pushing deeper into Gaza City on Wednesday, the second day of a ground offensive that was widely condemned internationally, as Palestinians fled the devastated area en masse. Israels military said that air force and artillery units had struck the city over 150 times in the last few days, ahead Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Five booked for assault on TNSTC bus staff in Salem; two held
The driver and conductor were assaulted by a girls family members after another passenger made obscene gestures at her and fled
Aid groups call world leaders to act as Israel escalates Gaza City offensive
Jerusalem: A coalition of leading aid groups Wednesday, September 17, urged the international community to take stronger measures to stop Israels offensive on Gaza City after a commission of UN experts found Israel was committing genocide in Gaza. Thats as Israel pressed forward with the operation in the territorys already-devastated north and the Palestinian death Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Israel launches expanded Gaza City operation, urges residents to leave
Jerusalem: The Israeli military says its expanded operation in Gaza City has begun and warned residents to move south. It said its intensified operation to destroy Hamas military infrastructure has started. # . Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Israels defence min says Gaza is burning after heavy strikes overnight
Jerusalem: Israels defence minister said Tuesday that Gaza is burning after heavy strikes overnight targeted Gaza City. Defence Minister Israel Katzs remarks come as Israel has been planning a new offensive targeting Gaza City. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, speaking to journalists while leaving Israel for Qatar, suggested the offensive had begun. The Israelis Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Rubio, In Jerusalem, Says US Backs Israel In Goal To Eradicate Hamas
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Monday backed Israel's new offensive on Gaza City and its goal of eradicating Hamas, casting doubt on whether diplomacy would work to...
Marco Rubio urges Qatar to continue playing mediator in Gaza conflict
Speaking alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at his office in Jerusalem, Rubio said Qatar could help reach the goals of releasing all 48 hostages still held in Gaza, disarming Hamas and building a better future for Gazans. And so we're going to continue to encourage Qatar to play a constructive role, he said.
Man arrested for burglary in Salem
Five-year-old boy drownsin water tank in Salem
Beneficiaries of Anbu Karangal scheme receive identity cards in Salem
Israel's Netanyahu hails ties with US, calls it 'durable as stones'
After praying together at Jerusalem's Western Wall, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio toured the nearby underground tunnels, with Netanyahu hailing the US-Israel alliance.
T.N. Deputy Chief Minister to visit Salem on September 16
Over 7,700 people benefited under Nalam Kaakkum Stalin Scheme in Salem
As Israel carried out strikes far beyond its borders, violence surged in West Bank
Tulkarem: As Israeli strikes in far-off Qatar and Yemen sparked regional tensions this week, violence surged in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and east Jerusalem. A shooting attack at a Jerusalem bus stop killed six Israelis, and another two were stabbed and wounded in a separate incident. Israeli forces in the West Bank shot three 14-year-old Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Salem GH doctor arrested for revealing sex of foetus
Salem Corporation takes steps to contain smoke emanating from Chettichavadi dump yard
Israel PM Vows 'There Will Be No Palestinian State'
We are going to fulfil our promise that there will be no Palestinian state, this place belongs to us, Netanyahu said at the event in Maale Adumim, an Israeli settlement just east of Jerusalem.
Heavy rain lashes Salem and Namakkal districts
DRUCC meeting held in Salem Railway Division
Minister inspects special camps under Ungaludan Stalin in Salem
Burglars rob money from aged couple in Salem
Three policemen transferred to Armed Reserve for dereliction of duty in Salem
Awareness rally taken out on World Suicide Prevention Day in Erode and Salem districts
Trainservicesdivertedin Erode Salem sectionon September 11
Newspaper agent ends life in Salem
Over 100 studentsjoined higher studies through Uyarvukku Padi initiative, says Salem Collector
Horrific Terror Attack On Our Capital: Israel On Jerusalem Shooting
Palestinian attackers opened fire at a bus stop at a busy intersection in north Jerusalem on Monday, killing six people and injuring another 12.
Strongly condemn heinous terrorist attack: PM Modi on deadly shooting in Jerusalem
NEW DELHI, Sep 8 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday condemned the terrorist attack on innocent civilians in Jerusalem and said India stands firm in its policy of zero tolerance towards terrorism. Palestinian attackers opened fire at a bus stop at a busy intersection in north Jerusalem on Monday, killing six people and injuring another 12, media reports said, citing Israeli police, emergency rescue services and local hospitals. Strongly condemn the heinous terrorist attack on innocent civilians in [] The post Strongly condemn heinous terrorist attack: PM Modi on deadly shooting in Jerusalem appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Palestinian Gunmen Kill 6 People in Attack on Jerusalem Bus Stop
The war in Gaza has killed tens of thousands of Palestinians and sparked a surge of violence in Israel and the occupied West Bank , with a rise in attacks by Palestinian militants as well as Israeli settler violence against Palestinians.
Strongly Condemn Heinous Terrorist Attack In Jerusalem: Modi
Palestinian attackers opened fire at a bus stop at a busy intersection in north Jerusalem on Monday, killing six people and injuring another 12, media reports said, citing Israeli police.
