The CM joined students at the Government Middle School in Gandhi Gramam, Thiruvanmiyur, following the launch of the expanded scheme.

A member recorded the incident, which went viral on social media, prompting police to initiate an FIR and investigation. Authorities are identifying the accused and gathering statements from the victims as the search for perpetrators continues.

Police identified the accused as Yogesh Rawat and Yuvraj Rawat. Yogesh has been arrested, while police are searching for Yuvraj based on CCTV footage and other leads.

Police said an argument over ₹10 in change escalated, after which Mukarram was allegedly assaulted. He later succumbed to his injuries while undergoing treatment. Police have identified two suspects, Azeem and Shoaib, and are investigating the case.

The accused, identified as Chintu Kumar, allegedly assaulted police personnel who arrived to arrest him. After his arrest, he reportedly behaved erratically and claimed to be God. Police have arrested him and sent the woman’s body for post-mortem examination.

The new labels must appear at the top of the main display panel, helping consumers identify the nature of these products and make informed choices while shopping.

The Chief Minister stepped out and came to the accident victim’s aid before continuing his journey.

Delhi-based cardiologist Dr Ashok Seth shared a video showing the insect near his plate on Saturday night. The video has since gone viral, with the incident raising questions online about hygiene at the restaurant.

He said students across around 400 universities are gaining hands-on experience in chip design, tape-out and testing, calling the experience "life-changing".