Salem Railway Division expects 46.20 lakh in revenue through Rail Coach Restaurant
Trump envoy discusses Gaza plan with Netanyahu after rare Hamas meeting
Jared Kushner was joined in the Jerusalem meeting with Mr. Netanyahu by Nickolay Mladenov, Mr. Trumps Board of Peace envoy for Gaza
Around 1,000 people gather at church in Israel to celebrate India
Jerusalem, Aug 17 (IANS) Indias Ambassador to Israel, J.P. Singh, addressed a gathering of around 1,000 people celebrating Indias Independence Day at St. Anthonys Church in Jaffa, the Indian Embassy in Israel said. Embassy of India joins 80th Independence Day celebrations at St. Anthonys Church. Ambassador J.P. Singh joined the 80th Independence Day celebrations at []
Passengers urge Salem Corporation to restore non-functional lifts and escalator at Old Bus Stand
Israel Claims Death of Senior Hezbollah Commander in Airstrike
Jerusalem, August 16: The Israeli military announced on Sunday that a senior commander of Hezbollahs Badr Regional Division was killed in an airstrike in southern Lebanon. According to Lebanese media, the attack resulted in the deaths of four individuals. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) stated that Abu Hasan Ala was killed late Saturday night during ... Read more Israel Claims Death of Senior Hezbollah Commander in Airstrike
Video : Pseudo Hindus Pollute Haridwar with 7,000 Tons Of Garbage And Urine Bottles
Millions go to Mecca and Jerusalem every year, and you dont see any pollution left everywhere in mountain heaps at all. But as soon as you go to Hindu religious sacred sites, suddenly, even among the sacred mountains its mountains of pollution everywhere. This is something several Hindu environmentalists have tried to raise, like in []
Cordes Bridge Illuminated in Tricolor Celebrating India-Israel Friendship
Jerusalem, August 16: On the occasion of Indias 80th Independence Day, Israels iconic Cordes Bridge was illuminated in the colors of the Indian flag. The vibrant saffron, white, and green lights symbolized the deepening friendship between India and Israel. The Indian Embassy in Israel shared images of the event on the social media platform X, ... Read more Cordes Bridge Illuminated in Tricolor Celebrating India-Israel Friendship
Jerusalems Cords Bridge Illuminated in Indian Colors, Symbolizing India-Israel Friendship
Jerusalem, August 16: On the occasion of Indias 80th Independence Day, Israels iconic Cords Bridge was illuminated in the colors of the Indian flag. The vibrant saffron, white, and green lights served as a powerful symbol of the deepening friendship between India and Israel. The Indian Embassy in Israel shared images of the event on ... Read more Jerusalems Cords Bridge Illuminated in Indian Colors, Symbolizing India-Israel Friendship
Book Review | How India Almost Became Seat Of The Caliphate
More than religion, though, politics has always been part of the idea of a caliphate. As Zionism grew in and around Jerusalem, Islam sought other lands, specifically the rich princely state of Hyderabad where Asaf Jah ruled brighter than the dim glow of the fading Mughals, and carried with him the blessing of the British to boot
80th Independence Day celebrated with enthusiasmin Salem region
Passenger earnings of Salem Railway Division increase by 11.52%, says DRM
Cauvery water dispute: Farmers leader detained ahead of agitation at Salem Junction railway station
Palestinians trapped as Israeli settlers besiege West Bank village
Jerusalem: Palestinians in the occupied West Bank village of Qusra have huddled inside their homes for days on end, unable to leave because of the threat posed by Israeli settlers. The Israeli military, which over the past three years has displayed staggering military and intelligence capabilities from Beirut to Tehran, has yet to fully remove 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 .
IRAN IS REBUILDING FAST: IRGC's Post-War Missile Surge Leaves Israel, US Bracing For New Threat
Israeli military and Mossad officials are reportedly alarmed by how quickly Iran is rebuilding capabilities damaged during the 2026 war, according to The Jerusalem Post. Tehran has reopened underground missile facilities, concentrated surviving resources and resumed weapons production months earlier than Israeli planners expected. A high-end scenario suggests Iran could eventually manufacture between 100 and 300 ballistic missiles monthly, although its surviving arsenal and actual production rate remain disputed. The recovery could renew pressure inside Israel for another pre-emptive attack. Watch.
Man dies in hit-and-run in Salem
BSNL announces initiative to improve services in Salem
Salem Erode Investments reports standalone net loss of Rs 1.31 crore in the June 2026 quarter
Sales decline 18.35% to Rs 0.89 crore
Pro-Israel Huckabee calls settler violence
Jerusalem: The US Ambassador to Israel condemned the actions of Jewish settlers who are besieging the home of an American Palestinian family in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. US Ambassador Mike Huckabee called the siege a horrific act of terror. Since Sunday, August 9, according to local officials and family members, settlers have gathered near the 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 .
Huckabee calls settler violence in West Bank
Jerusalem: The US Ambassador to Israel condemned the actions of Jewish settlers who are besieging the home of an American Palestinian family in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. US Ambassador Mike Huckabee called the siege a horrific act of terror. Since Sunday, August 9, according to local officials and family members, settlers have gathered near the 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 .
'Will Fight For Palestinian State': NATO Leader Roars At Israeli PM Netanyahu In Blistering Speech
Turkeys Erdogan backs Palestine, slams Netanyahu over Gaza, West Bank, Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque amid rising tensions. Speaking alongside Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Ankara, Erdogan reaffirmed Turkeys support for a two-state solution and pledged continued efforts to establish a Palestinian state. He accused Israels government of pursuing aggressive policies and condemned what he described as attacks, violations and provocations targeting Palestinian holy sites. Erdogan also warned against attempts to alter the status quo at Al-Aqsa Mosque, while highlighting concerns over the Ibrahimi Mosque. His remarks underline Ankaras growing criticism of Israel and its political support for the Palestinian cause.#Erdogan #Turkey #Palestine #Israel #Gaza #Netanyahu #AlAqsa
India can play a key role in linking Middle East ties: Report
New Delhi, Aug 12 (IANS) India has emerged as a country that is capable of linking the United States, Israel, the UAE and Saudi Arabia with plans for economic corridors, technological partnerships, resilient supply chains, and strategic connectivity in the Middle East region, according to an article in the Jerusalem Post. It cites the rise []
Salem man kills wife, attempts to end life
One Stop Centre Attur Recruitment 2026 - Apply Offline for Case Worker and Security Guard Posts
One Stop Centre Attur Recruitment 2026 for 4 posts of Case Worker and Security Guard. Candidates with BSW/MSW, 10th or 12th Can Apply Offline. The last date to apply offline is 21-08-2026. The candidate shall apply offline through One Stop Centre Attur official website salem.nic.in.
Mass anti-drug pledge-taking ceremony held in Salem, Namakkal districts
Salem sub-division railway police seize 590 kg of ganja from trains in seven months
Salem sub-division railway police seize 590 kg of ganja from trains in seven months
Bigger Than October 7: Israel On Alert As Netanyahu Fears Arab Attack Amid Rift With Trump
Israel is reportedly facing a new and deeply alarming security concern. According to separate reports by Israeli media, officials suspect that two unidentified Arab states could use diplomatic agreements with Jerusalem to lower suspicion before potentially preparing a major attack. The reports allege that the strategy would be designed to create a false sense of security in Jerusalem, echoing the deception that preceded Hamas October 7, 2023 attack. Channel 12 reported that officials from one Arab state allegedly approached counterparts in another and encouraged cooperation. The countries involved have not been publicly identified, and there has been no independent confirmation of the alleged plot.
India, Israel discuss development partnership and new avenues of cooperation
Jerusalem, Aug 10 (IANS) Indias Ambassador to Israel, JP Singh, met Eynat Shlein, Head of MASHAV, Israels Agency for International Development Cooperation, in Jerusalem on Monday and discussed development partnerships in several areas. Amb JP Singh met Ms Eynat Shlein, Head of MASHAV, Israels Agency for International Development Cooperation, in Jerusalem today. Discussed the wideranging []
Salem City Police identify 20 accident hotspots, install warning signs
Siblings arrested for chain snatching in Salem
Can Israel's planned oil pipeline help Gulf states bypass Hormuz and bring them closer?
Israel has proposed a roughly 700 km pipeline linking Saudi Arabia to Eilat. The route could connect to an existing 254 km pipeline from Eilat to Ashkelon. The idea could reduce reliance on Hormuz, but it is not yet an agreed Saudi-Israel project. Saudi Arabia and other Gulf oil producers are looking for ways to keep their exports moving when the region's main shipping routes become dangerous. One idea now being pushed by Israel is a new Saudi-to-Israel oil pipeline that could eventually allow Gulf crude to reach Europe without relying as heavily on the Strait of Hormuz or the most exposed Red Sea shipping routes. The proposal, put forward by Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen, involves building a roughly 700 km pipeline from Saudi Arabia to Eilat. From there, crude could enter Israel's existing Trans-Israel pipeline and travel to Ashkelon on the Mediterranean coast before being loaded on to tankers for European markets. Reuters reported that Cohen had presented the idea to the US. It is important to stress that this is still a proposal. There is no agreed Saudi-Israel pipeline project, and Saudi Arabia has not publicly committed to using the route. But the idea is gaining attention because the problem it is trying to solve is becoming harder for Gulf producers to ignore. The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world's most important oil chokepoints. Around a fifth of global oil and liquefied natural gas shipments passed through the waterway before the current disruption, while attacks and security risks have also made shipping through the Red Sea more difficult. Reuters reported on August 9 that uncertainty remained over when Hormuz would fully reopen. For Saudi Arabia, there is already an alternative of sorts. Its East-West pipeline carries crude from the country's oil-producing east to Yanbu on the Red Sea, allowing some exports to avoid Hormuz. But getting that oil from Yanbu to European buyers still involves maritime transport. The proposed Israeli route would take the crude north from the Red Sea to Eilat, where it could be transferred to the existing Israeli pipeline system. That is where an old piece of infrastructure suddenly becomes relevant. An old pipeline gets a new role The existing Eilat-Ashkelon pipeline was established in 1968. The 254 km, 42-inch pipeline connects Israel's Red Sea port at Eilat with its Mediterranean port at Ashkelon. The operator, Europe Asia Pipeline Company, says the system can move crude in both directions and has a maximum capacity of 60 million tonnes a year in its main direction. Its history is particularly unusual. The pipeline was created when Israel and Iran, then ruled by the Shah, had a very different relationship. It was designed as a land bridge for oil moving between the Red Sea and Mediterranean, allowing crude from the Gulf to reach Europe without passing through the Suez Canal. The Iranian revolution of 1979 transformed that relationship completely. Almost six decades later, Israel is suggesting that the same infrastructure could help carry Saudi crude. Under the proposed arrangement, Saudi oil would first move through the Kingdom's existing pipeline network towards the Red Sea. From Yanbu, it could travel by tanker to Eilat before entering the Israeli pipeline and continuing to Ashkelon. The existing pipeline's northbound capacity is estimated at around 1.2 million barrels a day, although analysts caution that this would represent only a fraction of Saudi Arabia's overall exports. An analysis cited by NDTV estimated Saudi crude exports at roughly 6 million to 7.5 million barrels a day, meaning even full use of the Israeli route would handle only a relatively small share. That is why the proposal is better understood as an additional escape route rather than a replacement for Hormuz. Energy consultancy Vortexa's Claire Jungman reportedly described pipelines as a pressure valve, rather than a substitute for the Gulf's tanker network. She said crude flows through Hormuz had fallen sharply during the disruption and that existing pipeline alternatives were filling only part of the gap. There is also another established alternative. The SUMED pipeline carries crude across Egypt from the Red Sea towards the Mediterranean and has a reported maximum capacity of around 2.5 million barrels a day. Saudi Aramco and other Gulf producers already have interests in the system. So the Israeli route would be competing with or complementing existing infrastructure rather than replacing it. And that raises the more interesting question: why is Israel pushing the idea now? For Israel, a Saudi pipeline would mean more than transit fees. It could make the country a more important part of the Gulf-to-Europe energy network and give its existing infrastructure a larger strategic role. Cohen reportedly said Gulf countries did not want to depend on Iran or the Houthis for their oil exports and argued that a land route through Israel could bypass both threats. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also spoken publicly about the possibility of using pipelines across the Arabian Peninsula and Israel to avoid the region's maritime chokepoints. But the biggest obstacle is not the engineering. It is Saudi Arabia. Could oil create a bridge where politics cannot? Saudi Arabia and Israel do not have formal diplomatic relations. Riyadh has continued to link normalisation with progress towards Palestinian statehood, while Israel has rejected the creation of a Palestinian state in its current form. That makes a major shared energy project politically difficult. Yet energy has already created some unusual links between Israel and other Gulf states. Israel has become a regional natural gas exporter after developing major offshore fields. Mubadala Energy, the United Arab Emirates' sovereign wealth arm, invested about 750 million in Israel's Tamar gas field, creating a direct financial connection between Gulf capital and Israeli energy infrastructure. Egypt and Jordan also receive Israeli gas, showing that energy relationships can develop even in a region where political ties remain complicated. Saudi Arabia would be a much bigger step. A pipeline connecting Saudi oil to Israeli infrastructure could create a relationship based on a very practical interest: keeping energy exports moving. It could also give Riyadh another option if Hormuz or Red Sea routes become unreliable. But it would expose Saudi oil to a different set of risks. The Israeli pipeline itself is not immune to attacks. Eilat and Ashkelon have faced missile and drone threats during regional conflicts, while Ashkelon is close to Gaza. The pipeline is therefore not a magic route that makes the security problem disappear. It simply moves part of the risk from the sea to infrastructure on land. Energy analysts have also warned against treating pipelines as fail-safe systems. Michael Carolan of Argus Media reportedly said diversification was sensible because the recent conflict had demonstrated the danger of relying on a single export route. But he also cautioned that pipelines, storage facilities and production sites can themselves become targets. That may be the most important limitation of the proposal. A tanker can change course. A pipeline cannot. The proposed Saudi-Israel link would therefore give Gulf producers another option, but it would not remove their dependence on the wider energy transport network. And there is another reason the idea matters beyond oil. If Saudi Arabia were eventually to use Israeli infrastructure to send crude to Europe, the economic relationship between the two countries would become much harder to separate from their wider geopolitical relationship. That does not mean a pipeline would bring peace to the Middle East. There is no evidence yet that such a project could overcome the major political disputes between Riyadh and Jerusalem. But infrastructure can create interests that did not previously exist. A Saudi-Israel oil route would mean Saudi crude moving through Israeli territory, Israeli ports becoming more important to Gulf energy exports and both sides having a financial interest in keeping that connection operating. For now, however, the proposal remains just that: a proposal. Saudi Arabia is also looking at expanding its own western pipeline capacity, while existing routes through Yanbu, Egypt and the wider tanker network remain central to Gulf exports. Reuters reported that Saudi Arabia was considering increasing the capacity of its crude pipeline to the western Red Sea coast. The Israeli idea may therefore be less about replacing Hormuz than about making sure Gulf producers have more than one way out when the next crisis arrives. And if that route eventually runs through Israel, the oil may end up creating an economic connection between two countries that politics has so far kept apart.
Trump Vs Netanyahu Rift Explodes? Israel Rejects U.S. Pressure To Stop Wars In Gaza, Lebanon
The rift between the United States and Israel appears to be widening as Washington pushes for de-escalation across Gaza, Lebanon and Iran. According to Israels Channel 13, US Central Command chief Admiral Brad Cooper reportedly delivered a message to Israeli officials urging progress toward closing the three fronts. But Israel has resisted key elements of the US approach. Israeli officials reportedly told Washington that Jerusalem intends to retain freedom to act against Iran if Tehran advances its nuclear programme or rebuilds ballistic missile capabilities. In Gaza, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected President Donald Trumps 15-point peace plan, insisting that the IDF will not withdraw until Hamas is fully disarmed.
Watch: Dubai biker caught at 290 km/h faces Dh 50,000 fee
Dubai Police have taken action against a motorcyclist who was filmed travelling at more than 290 km/h while performing dangerous stunts and weaving through traffic. The footage showed the rider travelling on one wheel and making rapid manoeuvres between vehicles. Specialist traffic patrols identified and apprehended the motorcyclist after the video surfaced. Brigadier Juma Salem 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 .
Farmers Push for Revival of Panamarathupatti Lake in Tamil Nadu
Salem, August 9: Farmers and water conservation activists in Salem district, Tamil Nadu, are intensifying their demands for the revival of the vast Panamarathupatti Lake. They are advocating for the diversion of additional water from the Mettur water system to enhance water availability in the lake. Additionally, they are calling for the removal of invasive ... Read more Farmers Push for Revival of Panamarathupatti Lake in Tamil Nadu
TN farmers seek Mettur surplus water to revive Salem
Salem Farmers and water conservation activists have stepped up demands for the restoration of the sprawling Panamarathupatti Lake near Salem The post TN farmers seek Mettur surplus water to revive Salems Panamarathupatti lake appeared first on Bilkul Online .
Tamil Nadu Rail Users Federation seek more train services, stoppages in Salem Division
Minister inaugurates government exhibitionin Salem
Regulate traffic at Four Roads in Salem, demand commuters
Minor escapes from Namakkal police custodyin Salem
'NOT NUKE, BUT 15,000 KM!': Iran's Longest-Range Weapon Plan Out, US Caught Off Guard?
A stunning threat from Iranian cleric Abdolnabi Mousavifard has triggered fresh alarm over Tehrans missile ambitions. During Friday prayers in Ahvaz on August 7, Mousavifard reportedly said Iran is preparing to extend its missile range to 15,000 kilometresa range that could theoretically put the continental United States within reach. Mousavifard also called for revenge and urged the destruction of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, while claiming Irans missiles can already reach Jerusalem. Iran is widely believed to possess the Middle Easts largest and most diverse missile arsenal, with thousands of ballistic and cruise missiles. Tehran has also built extensive underground missile cities and invested heavily in drones, hypersonic systems and electronic warfare.
Netanyahu thanks PM Modi, vows to strengthen India-Israel ties
Jerusalem: Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi after the two leaders reviewed progress in various aspects of partnership on Thursday. Thank you, my friend, Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi. Together we continue to strengthen the bond between Israel and India, Netanyahu wrote on X, responding to PM Modis 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 .
Netanyahu thanks PM Modi after phone call, vows stronger India-Israel bond
Jerusalem, Aug 7 (IANS) Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi after the two leaders reviewed progress in various aspects of partnership on Thursday. Thank you, my friend, Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi. Together we continue to strengthen the bond between Israel and India, Netanyahu wrote on X, responding []
Salem Railway Division collects 2.19 crore through ticket-checking drives in July
Foetus sex determination racket busted in Salem
Officials reportedly find a person scanning pregnant women at a house and revealing the sex of the foetuses; the person was charging 23,000 from each
10 additional animals to be seen at Kurumbapatti Zoological Park in Salem
Hindu Munnani Slams Joseph Vijay
The Tamil Nadu governments first Budget under the TVK administration has sparked political criticism after two key announcements a new State award in the name of Quaid-e-Millath Muhammad Ismail and an increase in financial assistance for Christian pilgrims travelling to Jerusalem, as reported in Organiser. Presenting the 202627 Budget in the State Assembly on [] The post Hindu Munnani Slams Joseph Vijays TVK Govt Budget Over Quaid-e-Millath Award, Increased Jerusalem Pilgrimage Subsidy appeared first on The Commune .
Jordan Calls Emergency Arab-Islamic Meeting Over Al-Aqsa Tensions
Amman warns of an imminent Israeli takeover threat at Jerusalem's holy site, saying it could trigger a wider religious conflict.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: No Withdrawal from Gaza Until Hamas is Fully Disarmed
Jerusalem, August 5: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made it clear that the Israeli army will not withdraw from its positions in Gaza until Hamas completely disarms. In a video released on social media, Netanyahu stated, We have instructed our soldiers to do whatever is necessary to ensure the safety of our citizens. On ... Read more Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: No Withdrawal from Gaza Until Hamas is Fully Disarmed
Netanyahu says Israel not to withdraw from current Gaza positions until Hamas fully disarmed
Jerusalem, Aug 5 (IANS) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the country will not withdraw its forces from their current positions in Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed. We
DMK cadre stage road roko in Salem, Namakkal districts
DMK cadre stage road roko in Salem, Namakkal districts
Private buses continue to collect excess fare; case against 19 buses in Salem
TN Lorry Owners Warns Strike Against Mandating Vehicle Tracking Devices
Speaking to reporters in Salem on Monday, Dhanaraj said the Centre had made it mandatory for nationally permitted trucks to install VLTDs equipped with GPS and warning bells which was unnecessary
ON CAM: Israeli Settlers Attack Christians; Jewish Boys Pelt Stones At Jerusalem Church, Abuse Woman
Fresh outrage has erupted in Jerusalem after five minors and one adult were caught on camera allegedly attacking the Armenian Church's St. James Monastery in the Old City's Armenian Quarter. The suspects were seen banging on the gates, spitting at the entrance, and allegedly throwing stones at the church compound. Israeli police arrested all six suspects, while the Armenian Patriarchate has demanded that Israel recognize such incidents as hate crimes. The attack comes amid growing concerns over repeated assaults on Christian clergy, pilgrims, churches, and Christian-owned property in Jerusalem. Critics accuse Israel's far-right government of failing to curb religiously motivated attacks, while officials insist they are taking firm action.
'YOU'RE A CRIMINAL DOG': Ben Gvir, Palestinian Lawyer's Ugly Courtroom War Caught On Camera
Israels Supreme Court erupted into a furious shouting match during a hearing on laws restricting the UN agency for Palestinian refugees. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called attorney Shuaa Masarwa Mansour a criminal and a criminal dog. Mansour fired back by branding the far-right minister a pathetic loser, before Likud lawmaker Tally Gotliv intervened and demanded to know how a lawyer could address a minister that way. The confrontation overshadowed a major constitutional challenge brought by Palestinian residents and the rights organisations Adalah and Gisha. Petitioners argue that the restrictions on UNRWA threaten food, healthcare, social security and emergency assistance for more than two million Palestinian refugees. Ben-Gvir and his allies accuse the agency of Hamas links and support keeping the ban, while UNRWA warns that dismantling its operations will deepen the humanitarian crisis. Watch.#itamengvir #unrwa #israel #palestine #gaza #israelisupremecourt #tallygotliv #benjaminetanyahu #humanrights #jerusalem #gazawar #worldnews
Police seize ganja on train in Salem
Police seize ganja on train in Salem
Officials inspect sago factory in Salem after fire incident
Officials inspect sago factory in Salem after fire incident
Salem: 12 Affected In Gas Leak At Private Sago Factory Near Attur
Fire and rescue personnel managed to control the gas leak after battling for nearly three hours.
Fire at sago factory: 10 hospitalised in Salem
Workers, a firefighter experience breathing difficulties after getting caught in the thick smoke arising from the room with bags of chlorine powder
China became principal enabler of military capabilities of Israel
Jerusalem, Aug 2 (IANS) The conflict involving Iran exposed the reality of China being one of the principal enablers of Pakistan and Iran, two of Israels most consequential adversaries, a
US urges its nationals to leave West Asia amid 'complex security situation'
US embassies in Jerusalem and other West Asian capitals released identical security alerts warning American nationals about travel to or within the region.
'Hey Americans! Flee Or Iran Will Bomb You': U.S. Govt's URGENT WARNING To Citizens In Middle East
American diplomatic missions across the Middle East have issued new security warnings as reports emerge of possible US and Israeli strikes against Iran. The US Embassy in Jordan urged citizens to exercise heightened caution and avoid areas near military installations, warning that Iran or allied groups could target American interests. The embassy in Jerusalem advised Americans across the region to consider leavingor be prepared to leaveif the conflict escalates, citing possible flight cancellations and sudden airspace closures. In Saudi Arabia, the ordered departure of non-emergency US government employees and their families remains in effect. The alerts come amid reports that Washington is considering another intensive military campaign against Iran, potentially involving up to two weeks of strikes. No final order targeting Iranian energy facilities has been announced, but the warnings suggest Washington is preparing civilians for the retaliation its next move could trigger. Watch.
Commissioner inaugurates Census in Salem Corporation
Commissioner inaugurates Census in Salem Corporation
Iran Attacks US Troops In Kuwait? Air Defences Activated As Drones Trigger Panic
BREAKING | Kuwait's armed forces activated air defence systems after reporting hostile drone threats over the country, prompting a fresh security alert in the Gulf. The military confirmed defensive operations were underway but did not identify the source of the drones or report casualties. The development comes amid heightened regional tensions involving Iran, with unverified online reports claiming drones targeted military facilities, including Ali Al Salem Air Base. Kuwaiti authorities have not confirmed those claims, and investigations remain ongoing. The incident also follows growing discussions over the future of the U.S. military presence in Kuwait as Washington reassesses its regional defence posture.
TNPDCL assistant engineer arrested for bribery in Salem
Man undergoing treatment after fall into sewer in Salem dies
Man undergoing treatment after fall into sewer in Salem dies
'Coffins Are Part Of...': Iran General Issues Ominous Warning to U.S. Troops In Mideast | WATCH
Iran has issued one of its strongest warnings yet to the United States. Major General Ali Abdollahi, commander of Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, declared that he Americans and their mercenaries have today realized deep in their souls that their coffins are part of their equipment in the region. He also reiterated the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's warning that he age of striking without consequence and fleeing has ended.The remarks come as Iran claims to have launched new attacks on U.S. military facilities in Kuwait, including Ahmad al-Jaber Air Base and Ali Al Salem Air Base. The IRGC released footage it says shows missile launches, while Kuwait's Ministry of Defence offered a different account of the incident. Meanwhile, CENTCOM says it resumed heavy strikes against Iran after a five-day pause ordered by President Donald Trump.
Tamil Nadu Smuggler Gets Five-Year Jail Term
RSS additional district judge Narasimha Murthy found Annamalai Murugesan, a resident of Salem district, guilty of transporting red sanders logs from the Bhimavaram forest beat in the Chittoor east forest division.
ON CAM: IRGC Unleashes MASSIVE Revenge Strike On US Military; Kuwait Base In Flames | Watch
Iran has claimed a major retaliatory strike targeting a U.S. military facility in Kuwait, releasing footage it says shows the operation. The IRGC says the attack, part of its reported Operation Nasr-2, hit the Ali Al-Salem U.S. base and caused damage to military infrastructure. The claims have not been independently verified, while Kuwait and Gulf officials have condemned the reported attacks. The incident has triggered fresh fears of a wider regional escalation as tensions between Iran, the United States, and Gulf nations continue to rise.
Councillors protest against drinking water privatisation in Salem Corporation council
Councillors protest against drinking water privatisation in Salem Corporation council
Over 672 kg ganja, 23 tonnes of gutkha seized in West Zone districts in three months
In July so far, 325.69 kg of ganja and 12.11 tonnes of prohibited tobacco products were seized from the eight districts of Coimbatore, the Nilgiris, Tiruppur, Erode, Salem, Namakkal, Dharmapuri and Krishnagiri
Over 672 kg ganja, 23 tonnes of gutkha seized in West Zone districts in three months
In July so far, 325.69 kg of ganja and 12.11 tonnes of prohibited tobacco products were seized from the eight districts of Coimbatore, the Nilgiris, Tiruppur, Erode, Salem, Namakkal, Dharmapuri and Krishnagiri
Two get life-term for murder in Salem
Money for tonsuring creates flutter in Salem
IRGC Claims Strike On Al Dhafra Air Base Hosting U.S. Aircraft and Reaper Drones | Why It Matters
Why is Al Dhafra Air Base one of the most important US military installations in the Middle East? In this video, we explain why Iran reportedly targeted Al Dhafra during its retaliatory missile strikes and why the base is considered a critical intelligence, surveillance, and air operations hub for the US military.From F-15E Strike Eagles, MQ-9 Reaper drones, RQ-4 Global Hawk, U-2 Dragon Lady, and E-3 Sentry AWACS aircraft to its central role in the CENTCOM network, discover how Al Dhafra supports US military operations across the Persian Gulf. We also examine its strategic importance alongside Al Udeid Air Base, Camp Arifjan, Ali Al Salem Air Base, and the US Fifth Fleet, and what targeting such a facility could mean for regional security.
DYFI stages protest against privatisationof drinking water supply in Salem Corporation
Volatile silver price hits anklet manufacturers and workers in Salem
The price of silver bullion on January 1 this year stood at 3.18 lakh a kg and rose to 4.05 lakh by the last week of the same month.
SC reserves order on Abu Salem's plea for release after 25 years in jail
The Supreme Court on Monday reserved its order on gangster Abu Salem's plea seeking release from prison, in which he argued that he has completed the maximum 25-year jail term permitted under the India-Portugal extradition agreement. During the hearing, the bench questioned his claim that remission could be counted towards the 25-year limit, while Salem's counsel argued his undertrial custody and earned remission should be considered. The Bombay High Court had earlier rejected his plea, saying the 25-year term would end only in November 2030.
1993 Mumbai blasts case: SC reserves order on Abu Salem's plea for premature release
Netanyahu to visit US tomorrow, set to discuss Iran situation with Trump
Jerusalem, July 26 (IANS) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to visit Washington on Monday to meet with US President Donald Trump and discuss the situation in Iran. Speaking
Volatile silver prices hit anklet manufacturers and workers in Salem
Anahat Singh: The badminton fan who became India's first junior squash world champion
Anahat Singh made history by winning the World Junior Squash Championships title. She defeated Egypt's Ruqayya Salem in the women's singles final match. This victory ended Egypt's fourteen-year dominance in the girls' event. Anahat previously won a bronze medal at the junior world championships last year. She now aims to build on this success for the 2028 Olympics.
Anahat Singh: The badminton fan who became India's first junior squash world champion
Anahat Singh made history by winning the World Junior Squash Championships title. She defeated Egypt's Ruqayya Salem in the women's singles final match. This victory ended Egypt's fourteen-year dominance in the girls' event. Anahat previously won a bronze medal at the junior world championships last year. She now aims to build on this success for the 2028 Olympics.
Anahat Singh creates history as first Indian to win World Junior Squash Championship
Indian squash sensation Anahat Singh has scripted history by becoming the first Indian ever to win the World Junior Squash Championships. The 18-year-old defeated Egypt's Ruqayya Salem in the girls' singles final at the 2026 World Squash Junior Championships in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada, ending Egypt's 13-year dominance in the tournament.
