Top news developments in Tamil Nadu today
The Hindu
Key news developments from Tamil Nadu on March 31, 2022
Here are the key news developments in Tamil Nadu to watch out for today.
1. The Greater Chennai Corporation’s Standing Committee Chairpersons to be elected today
2. Mahila Court in Tiruppur awards 20 years of imprisonment to a man who raped a minor girl in Udumalpet
3. DMK gives one post of zonal chairperson of Sivakasi Corporation to AIADMK Mayor candidate who had switched sides
4. Civic authorities in Kodaikanal have started imposing fines on tourists and shopkeepers using banned plastic bottles
5. Tension prevails at a church in Tiruppur that was sealed by the Revenue Department. The devotees had earlier allegedly broke the seal and entered the premises.
6. The Anamalai Tiger Reserve launches nature based wildlife learning experience for students.
JMM-led alliance retains Jharkhand Assembly with highest vote share, defeating BJP in a humiliating defeat.
Greater Chennai Corporation celebrates World Heritage Week with guided heritage walk at Ripon Buildings, educating residents on city's history.
MVA critiques BJP-led Mahayuti alliance after unexpected Maharashtra Assembly election results, questioning voter support and electoral integrity.
Mahayuti sweeps Maharashtra Assembly election with BJP as largest party, MVA routed, no Leader of Opposition expected.
Speakers honor S.S. Badrinath's legacy in ophthalmology, emphasizing his commitment to affordable eye care and training doctors nationwide.
Capt. Brijesh Chowta, Dakshina Kannada MP, on Saturday urged Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to facilitate speeding up of ongoing critical infrastructure works in the region, including Mangaluru-Bengaluru NH 75 widening, establishment of Indian Coast Guard Academy, and merger of Konkan Railway Corporation with the Indian Railways.
Prime Minister Modi celebrates BJP's victories in Maharashtra and bypolls, emphasizing unity and development over divisive politics.
Udhayanidhi Stalin urges cadres to launch campaign for securing 200 seats in 2026 Assembly elections
Udhayanidhi Stalin urges DMK members to gear up for 2026 Tamil Nadu elections, aiming for 200 seats.
A.P. Chambers and Tourism Forum urge Police Commissioner to allow round-the-clock access to RK Beach, address safety concerns.
Iran protests violent arrest of students in Kazan, seeks explanations from Russian authorities, demands accountability for incident.
SRMIST hosts IRIS 2024 summit with ASSOCHAM, fostering collaboration between academia and industry for innovation and growth.