For over 20 years, archaeologists in India's southern state of Tamil Nadu have been unearthing clues to the region's ancient past. Their digs have uncovered early scripts that rewrite literacy timelines,

India’s state-owned Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) is testing its Kamakshi gas condensate find in the Bay of Bengal offshore Tamil Nadu, India, and could be closer to yet another ultra-deepwater discovery in the promising east coast basin.

The student wing of the ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) staged large-scale protests across Tamil Nadu on Tuesday, condemning the Centre’s alleged imposition of Hindi and its impact on the state’s education system.

Hassan Arouni of BBC Africa explains this mysterious shortage. Jallikattu, or bull taming, was an integral part of Tamil Nadu's harvest festival until banned in 2014 on account of animal welfare and human safety.

New findings in Tamil Nadu, India, suggest Iron Age India may have begun earlier than believed, with iron artifacts dating back 5,000+ years.

On February 19, Udhayanidhi Stalin, the deputy chief minister of the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, warned the Narendra Modi-led federal government against pushing Tamil people to “face another language war.

A groundbreaking archaeological discovery in southern India has reignited debate over the origins of the Iron Age, challenging long-held beliefs about early iron production. Excavations across six sites in Tamil Nadu—Adichchanallur,

On the occasion of International Women's Day, Tamil Nadu Dairy Minister RS Rajakanappan on Saturday distributed Rs 66.35 crore in bank loan assistance to 799 women self-help groups (SHGs) through the Women's Program Department,

While Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan has expressed disappointment over the state’s continued resistance to the NEP and denied allegations of 'Hindi imposition', Stalin has stood his groun

On the three-language issue, Congress leader P Chidambaram says, '... No state in India is implementing the three-language formula. Particularly in the Hindi-speaking states, it is a one-language formula.

In 1965, when Hindi was to become India's official language, Tamil Nadu (then Madras State) saw fiery protests that are said to have claimed 150 lives. Many Tamils set themselves on fire and consumed pesticides,

Tamil Nadu’s opposition to Hindi imposition is rooted in history, identity and culture, as well as the principle of federalism. This has shaped its stance against the National Education Policy and reinforces its demand for linguistic and cultural autonomy.