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 by · Published January 19, 2026

The Madras High Court today dismissed a letter patent appeal against the order of a single judge in a contempt petition, permitting devotees of the Arulmighu Subramaniya Swamy Temple to light lamps (Karthigai deepam) at the Deepathoon (stone lamp pillar) atop the Thiruparakundram hills, which is located close to a dargah. A division bench of Justice G Jayachandran and Justice KK Ramakrishnan observed that devotees were permitted to light the lamp since

[19/01, 11:26] Ragu Rcp Junior: The Madras High Court today dismissed a letter patent appeal against the order of a single judge in a contempt petition, permitting devotees of the Arulmighu Subramaniya Swamy Temple...

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The Election Commission of India extends the Claims and Objections period for the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls in Tamil Nadu till January 30. However, there is no change in the date of release of the final electoral rolls. It will be released as scheduled – on February 17. Political parties had urged the ECI extend the Claims and Objections period on various reasons @xpresstn @NewIndianXpress

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 by · Published January 19, 2026

The Election Commission of India extends the Claims and Objections period for the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls in Tamil Nadu till January 30. However, there is no change in the date of release of the final electoral rolls. It will be released as scheduled – on February 17. Political parties had urged the ECI extend the Claims and Objections period on various reasons @xpresstn @NewIndianXpress

The Election Commission of India extends the Claims and Objections period for the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls in Tamil Nadu till January 30. However, there is no change in...

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 by · Published January 19, 2026

Justices P Velmurugan & M Jothiraman of #MadrasHighCourt to hear today a plea by Greater Chennai Police to cancel the interim bail granted to Savukku Shankar on health grounds. Police had claimed that he had been continuously posting YouTube videos after his release & not suffering from any major health issues as it was projected before the court while obtaining bail from a Christmas vacation Bench led by Justice SM Subramaniam in December

Justices P Velmurugan & M Jothiraman of #MadrasHighCourt to hear today a plea by Greater Chennai Police to cancel the interim bail granted to Savukku Shankar on health grounds. Police had claimed that he...

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