Top Tamil Nadu news developments today
The Hindu
Key news developments from Tamil Nadu on October 25, 2022
Here are the important developments from Tamil Nadu to watch out for today:
1. Five associates of Mubin, who was killed in the Coimbatore car blast, were arrested. DGP returns to Chennai on Tuesday morning after camping in Coimbatore for two days.
2. Pollution levels were quite high in Chennai city after residents celebrated Deepavali. According to the CPCB's Sameer app, which gives AQI based on data collected from a network of stations, the AQI in Chennai City at 10.10 p.m. was 204. This is usually an average of the values of the major pollutant, in this case, PM2.5.
3. The Chennai city police has booked over 100 cases for bursting crackers beyond the stipulated time limit and Fire Services Dept. control room received 80 calls so far.
4. As migrant workers have gone home for Deepavali, industries in Coimbatore district to work for lesser hours for a week.
5. Inflow of water remains at 65,000 cusecs at Mettur dam.
6. Auroville residents have first meet with governing board since the controversy over the Crown Road project.
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy updates on the rescue efforts for eight trapped persons in Srisailam tunnel.
AIADMK takes credit for increasing Mullaperiyar reservoir storage level, criticizes DMK government, promises to fight for Tamil Nadu's rights.
Telangana faces intense summer with above-normal temperatures, potential heat waves, and increased pressure on public health and resources.
Tamil Nadu Governor emphasizes society's role in addressing mental health issues, urging compassion and care for the less fortunate.
Authorities reject commercial ventures near BRT Tiger Reserve, emphasizing conservation efforts and adherence to environmental protection guidelines.
MLC elections: All set for vote counting today, 800 counting staff deployed in Karimnagar
Congress intensifies efforts to strengthen organization in States with upcoming elections, focusing on ground-level organization and alliance dynamics.
Minister for Public Works E.V. Velu on Sunday reiterated the State government’s commitment to the two-language policy and also dismissed allegations about the all-party meeting on delimitation.
Coastal erosion threatens Kulasekarapattinam while land expansion due to accretion poses challenges in Manappad, Thoothukudi district.
University of Kerala researchers discover two new jumping spider species in India's Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary, expanding Epidelaxia's range.
Mukul Saran Mathur, new GM of South Western Railway, brings 30+ years of experience in Indian Railways.
Clarification on false reports of Blue Flag certification revocation for Rushikonda Beach by Collector M.N. Harendhira Prasad.
Over 500 locations raided in Cyberabad for drug abuse, gambling, prostitution, and traffic violations by multiple police wings.