
Tirunelveli Reader’s Mail
The Hindu
: Dogs on platform in Tirunelveli Junction pose threat to passengers; authorities urged to take steps to ensure safety. Short-term buses on route 5 short-terminated; RTO asked to ensure buses run to terminus. Home for All scheme has shortcomings; Union govt. urged to address them. Post office in Jawahar Nagar yet to be opened; authorities asked to open facility. Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant urged to set up 100-bed hospital to address kidney-related diseases.
Dogs on platform
On my recent visit to Tirunelveli junction, I saw stray dogs roaming about on platform 1 and a few were sleeping at the entrance. I was told that a good number of dogs could be seen in the evening and night when the junction is busy. These dogs are a threat to passengers. I request the authorities to take steps to free the junction of these dogs to ensure safety of passengers.
Rajakumar Arulanandham
Palayamkottai
Expedite work
Thoothukudi Corporation has burial ground for people of different faiths. During monsoon, the place gets inundated, posing problem for burying the dead and for paying homage to the departed souls. One can find heaps of sand kept for spreading on the ground. I request the authorities to expedite the work.
P. Selwyn Basker,

The Union Home Ministry has announced a major policy shift for ex-Agniveers, raising their reservation in Group C posts of the Central Armed Police Forces from 10% to 50%, starting with the Border Security Force. Ex-Agniveers are exempt from physical tests but must clear written exams, with a minimum qualification of Class 10 pass. The move aims to provide stable government jobs for Agniveers retiring in 2026, sparking debate on its impact on other candidates.












