Mumtaz once got emotional and broke down recalling Shammi Kapoor’s last birthday party: 'He was very ill but still drinking..

As the digital commerce landscape intensifies, Amazon India is once again positioning itself at the apex of online retail ...

In this paper, we expand our recently introduced concept of unique word orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (UW-OFDM). In UW-OFDM the cyclic prefixes (CPs) are replaced by deterministic ...

Tamil Nadu’s replacing the rupee symbol with ‘ru’ could lead to a Babel-like verbal battlefield Does the rupee by another name have the same nominal value? That’s the linguistic, if not ...

Let us find out the evolution of the Indian Rupee symbol and who designed the rupee logo. Indian Currency Reforms The origin of the word “Rupee" is from Sanskrit word ‘Rupya’ which means shaped, ...

Stalin doubles down on language politics ahead of the Tamil Nadu assembly elections, replacing the rupee symbol with a Tamil version in the budget document—sparking a debate on language ...

CHENNAI: The replacing of the Indian rupee symbol with the Tamil letter 'Ru' in the budget presented for 2025-26 was to show how determined the ruling DMK was over the language policy, Tamil Nadu ...

Fact-check on Nirmala's 'secessionist' dig at Tamil Nadu government over rupee symbol change Md Zubair, co-founder of the fact-check website AltNews, replied to her with a screenshot of her tweets, ...

Tamil Nadu govt replaces rupee symbol with Tamil letter in state budget logo, draws Centre ire The logo, released by the office of Chief Minister M K Stalin, which read ‘Ellorkkum Ellaam’ (Everything ...

Rupee symbol creator Udaya Kumar refuses to be drawn into controversy over new logo in Tamil Nadu The logo for the State budget, released by the Tamil Nadu government, carried ‘ரூ’, the ...

TN budget today amid controversy over rupee symbol removal Tamil Nadu Finance Minister Thangam Thenarasu is set to present the state budget for the financial year 2025-26 on Friday in the Assembly ...

The logo for the Tamil Nadu budget, carried ‘ru’, the first letter of Tamil word 'Rubaai', which denotes Indian currency in the vernacular language.