Top Tamil Nadu news developments today
The Hindu
Key news developments from Tamil Nadu on October 7, 2022
Here are the important developments from Tamil Nadu to watch out for today:
1. Forest department will conduct an assessment of encroachments along stream course in notified elephant corridor in Nilgiris.
2. Coimbatore city police to launch library on wheels project with the support of auto rickshaw drivers.
3. State monitoring committee chairperson of National Green Tribunal to review Vellalore dump yard in Coimbatore .
4. The villagers of Muthunaickenpatti, who have been urging to close a Tasmac liquor outlet in their village for the past four years, announced they would lock the shop on Friday. PMK MLA, R. Arul, will lead the protest. Police has been deployed in the village to avert untoward incidents.
5. Three-day national conference on surgical oncology, ‘IASO NATCON 2022’ to be inaugurated in Madurai by Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian.
6. Tamil Nadu Government Collegiate Teachers’ Association have written to the Chief Minister, requesting promotion for teachers as per UGC, hold transfer counselling.
Andhra Pradesh Assembly passes seven Bills including land grabbing prohibition and infrastructure transparency repeal, aiming for governance and accountability.
Testing strength of 115 pillars for Chennai Port-Maduravoyal expressway; construction temporarily halted due to monsoon; project under Bharatmala Pariyojana.
Andhra Pradesh aims to create 5-lakh IT jobs in 5 years, with plans for TCS campus in Visakhapatnam.
BJP exposes corruption and diversion tactics of Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy's government in Andhra Pradesh.
Madras Art Weekend supports emerging artists by donating art supplies to Government Arts College students in Chennai.
Analysis reveals varying air quality in West Bengal cities, with Kolkata moderate, Siliguri clean, and Durgapur, Asansol facing pollution challenges.
Nomadic fisherfolk vacate plot near Kundannoor flyover as Maradu municipality prepares to convert space into park.
Members of the Joint Action Council of Tamil Nadu Teachers’ Organisations - Government Employees’ Organisations (Jacto-Geo) on Thursday staged a demonstration at Madurai Collectorate condemning the murder of a 26-year-old government school teacher, Ramani, on school premises in Thanjavur district.
YSRCP MLA Peddireddi Ramachandra Reddy files nomination for PAC chairman post amid unexpected support from party members.
India's Minister for Information Technology discusses the importance of AI and data in shaping the country's future.
Forest Minister K Ponmudy clarifies Tamil Nadu government has not granted permission for tungsten mining near Aritappati Biodiversity Heritage Site.