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Russian President Vladimir Putin has paid an unexpected visit to Mariupol, a Ukrainian port captured by Russia after its forces left much of it in ruins.

Official video captures Mr Putin driving his car through streets at night and speaking to people. According to the Kremlin, this incident took place late Saturday night.

It is believed to have been his first trip to occupied Ukrainian territory.

Mariupol’s exiled mayor told (According to BBC News) that Mr Putin was a “criminal” who had “returned to the scene of his crime”.

Vadym Boychenko declared, “He has come in person to accept responsibility for what he has done. He’s come to learn what will be the consequences of his actions.”

Other exiled Ukrainian city officials reported that Mr Putin had visited their city at night so as not to witness daylight destruction in its aftermath.

Tass news agency reports that Russian Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin made a helicopter journey to Mariupol. In the video, he can be seen sitting with Marat Khusnullin explaining how the city is being rebuilt.

The Kremlin has reported that Vladimir Putin made the spontaneous decision to drive around Moscow.

Putin also visits the city’s Philharmonic Hall, which had been set to house trials of captured Ukrainian forces before they were exchanged in a prisoner swap.

Reports indicate that Vladimir Putin met with top military commanders in Rostov-on-Don, a city located just east of Mariupol.

Mariupol has been under Russian occupation for more than 10 months after it was devastated in one of the longest and bloodiest battles of the conflict. Ukraine estimates that more than 20,000 people died there.

UN analysis estimates that 90% of buildings were damaged and around 350,000 people were forced to flee, out of a pre-war population of approximately 500,000.

According to local residents, Russia is conducting an expensive campaign to rebuild Mariupol and win over its people’s hearts and minds. The aim is to assimilate Mariupol into Russia’s fold, with authorities reporting that 300,000 people now reside there.

Russia struck a Mariupol theatre where hundreds of civilians were sheltering. The building collapsed, and at least 300 people are believed to have perished there.

Ukraine and human rights groups contend that the attack constituted a war crime.

According to the United Nations, Mr Putin and his regime could be held legally responsible for several incidents.

On Friday, the International Criminal Court issued a warrant for arrest of Mr Putin over allegations of illegal deportation of Ukrainian children to Russia. This means he could now be detained if he enters any one of its 123 member states.

On Saturday, Vladimir Putin paid an unexpected visit to Crimea to mark the ninth anniversary of Russia’s annexation of the territory from Ukraine.

State media reported that Putin visited a new Russian arts school, children’s summer camp and future cultural initiatives like the New Russia museum and museum of Christianity, according to Russian state media.

Kyiv authorities have promised to liberate all Russian-occupied territories, including Crimea which Russia annexed in 2014.

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Tamil Nadu budget 2023: On March 20, the Tamil Nadu government is set to unveil its budget for the 2023-2024 financial year, and one key initiative that taxpayers are eagerly awaiting is Rs 1,000 monthly assistance to women heads of households in the state.

Chief Minister MK Stalin’s Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) party made a key election promise when they announced the date for launching their scheme, providing Rs 1,000 to women heads of households in the state. As part of his campaign for the Erode (east) by-poll, MK Stalin promised that when the Budget is released he would announce when to launch it:

On February 27, when Stalin, also the president of DMK, returned to campaign for Erode (East) bypoll on the last day of canvassing votes, he insisted his party had never failed to deliver on its promises or announcements.

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He assured that the DMK’s election promise of providing Rs 1,000 per month to every woman head of the family would be implemented, despite criticism from Opposition parties regarding an alleged delay in implementing the initiative.

According to the CM, 85 percent of DMK’s election promises have been fulfilled and the remaining tasks would be completed by year-end.

Tamil Nadu finance minister Palanivel Thiaga Rajan will present the budget for 2023-24 on March 28 at 10 am. Speaker M Appavu had stated that Rajan would table his vote on account for the initial months of 2023-24 and final supplementary estimates for 2022-23 on March 28.

“Shortly after the budget is presented, the business advisory committee will decide on dates for presenting the agriculture budget and debating grant requests from various government departments,” Appavu stated.