Woman who doesn’t know of husband’s first marriage can’t be prosecuted for bigamy: HC | Chennai News

Chennai: A single woman who tied the knot without knowledge of her partner’s first marriage can’t be prosecuted for bigamy, Madras high court has said.“On the plain language of the provision, the offender is the person who already has a living spouse; a person who is herself unmarried and marries such a person, without knowledge…

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Kamarajar Port begins preparations for ₹1,200-cr IPO | Chennai News

Chennai: Kamarajar Port Ltd, the Chennai-based major port wholly owned by Chennai Port Authority, is planning to tap the capital markets through an initial public offering (IPO) of around Rs 1,200 crore, primarily through an offer for sale (OFS).Kamarajar Port has invited proposals from reputed domestic law firms with experience in capital-market transactions, including IPOs,…

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Transient.AI secures investment from Nasdaq Ventures | Chennai News

Chennai: Nasdaq Ventures, the venture investment arm of Nasdaq, has picked up a minority stake in Transient.AI, which runs R&D operations in Coimbatore, for an undisclosed amount as part of the company’s Series A funding round. Nasdaq Ventures has joined lead investor NEXT Investors in the round.Transient.AI provides a secure operating environment for AI agents…

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HC bins plea challenging Sengottaiyan’s election | Chennai News

Chennai: Madras high court on Tuesday dismissed a plea challenging the election of revenue minister K A Sengottaiyan from Gobichettipalayam constituency in the 2026 assembly election.Justice G K Ilanthiraiyan passed the order while rejecting the election petition moved by AIADMK candidate for the constituency V B Prabhu on the ground that no sufficient materials were…

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Clear pending renewal applications quickly, private schools urge govt | Chennai News

Chennai: Three months after school education minister Rajmohan said the process for granting permission to open schools and renewing approvals would be moved online, private-school associations say several applications remain pending.The Federation of Private Schools Association (FePSA) said renewal applications from about 5,000 schools across the state are awaiting approval. These schools had obtained building…

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