Top Tamil Nadu news developments today
The Hindu
Key news developments from Tamil Nadu on September 25, 2022
Here are the important developments from Tamil Nadu to watch out for today:
1. Muslim organisations to hold protest against arrest of PFI functionaries by NIA.
2. Dalit outfits have announced a protest outside Periyar University, urging it to follow the 200-point roster system to fill the posts of Librarian and Physical Director.
3. Forest Department to stage a street play on minimising human-animal conflict in Kotagiri.
4. All-India agricultural workers union State conference to take place in Madurai.
5. 15 held after protesters hurled stones injuring two policemen in Rajapalayam.
6. Tiruchi book fair draws to a close today.
Parents of deceased Badlapur sexual assault accused withdraw case against Thane police in alleged encounter, citing difficulties in pursuing justice.
Deocha Pachami Coal Mining project in West Bengal begins with basalt mining, promising jobs and fair compensation for locals.
Akhilesh Yadav accuses BJP of rigging Milkipur byelection, declares Election Commission "dead" for failing to prevent malpractice.
AAP alleges BJP offered ₹15 crore to 7 candidates to defect after Delhi election; BJP denies, calls it baseless.
Protestors clash with police in Kolkata over SSC recruitment scam, demanding segregation of worthy and unworthy candidates.
Tragic accident involving ITI students at BHEL in Ranipet, Vellore; two run over by lorry, one injured, driver arrested.
R.S. Venkatraman, the voice of Independence for Tamil listeners, passes away at 102 in Chennai.
Nobel Laureate Aaron Ciechanover emphasizes the importance of democracy in science for progress and innovation.
Former Minister and three others convicted in bank fraud case, sentenced to 3 years; released on interim bail.
DMK President M.K. Stalin vows to retain power in 2026, emphasizing party's history of working for people's welfare.
India's EV charging market poised for growth with significant investment, but urgent expansion needed to meet ambitious targets by 2030.
Delhi court summons ED director over failure to provide documents in ₹88-crore SEBI fraud case, accused unable to defend.
Saamana editorial criticizes PM Modi's response to Trump's outsourcing remarks, warns of economic impact on Indian citizens abroad.