Top Tamil Nadu news developments today
The Hindu
Key news developments from Tamil Nadu on October 9, 2022
Here are the important developments from Tamil Nadu to watch out for today:
1. Interrogation by Central agencies is on at Mandapam after a 24-year-old man from Sri Lanka reached Dhanushkodi illegally after swimming for about 7 nautical miles in the sea here in the wee hours of Sunday.
2. E.R. Eswaran, general secretary of Kongunadu Makkal Desiya Katchi, and Tiruchengode MLA, will commence his three-day walkathon demanding widening of the two-lane Salem-Ulundurpet National Highway
3. Madurai Collector will preside over marathon for kids organised in view of World Palliative Care Day 2022
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Veteran communist and former Minister G. Sudhakaran has bagged the Bharathan Smaraka Sarga Prathibha Award instituted by the World Dramatic Study Centre and Film Institute (WDSCFI), Alappuzha
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to present 16th budget, assures no cuts in funding for guarantees, focuses on agriculture development.
Telangana Veterinary Department monitors bird flu, urges public to report bird deaths, checks poultry vehicles at borders.
Tamil Nadu CM M.K. Stalin unveils temple projects worth ₹121 crore, inaugurates 15 projects virtually, opens new SROs.
Dharmendra Pradhan has insulted the people of Tamil Nadu with his “arrogant” statement that the Centre would not release [Samagra Shiksha] funds to the State until the government accepted the three-language policy: Manickam Tagore
Mayawati raises concerns over alleged foreign interference in Indian elections, questioning $21 million sent by U.S. agency.
Upa-Lokayukta of Andhra Pradesh takes action against fruit merchants for artificial ripening, instructing officials to enforce regulations.
Harshit Rana shows promise as a potential replacement for Bumrah in India's squad, with pace, bounce, and variations.
Proceedings of the monthly Council meeting of the Thanjavur Corporation on Monday witnessed the councillors, cutting across party lines, criticising the civic administration over the conversion of a convention hall as a ‘cinema house’ by the lessee
Political dispute over Namma Metro fare hikes in Karnataka, with accusations of misleading by Union Government.
Delhi court directs DCP to inform IOs of 2020 riots cases to be present during arguments on charges.
Sam Pitroda believes India should not view China as an enemy, but Congress leader Jairam Ramesh disagrees.
Sai Abhyankkar, the rising star in Tamil music, is making waves with indie hits and impressive collaborations.