Top developments from Tamil Nadu today
The Hindu
Here are the top stories to watch out for today, October 7, 2023 from Tamil Nadu
First randomization of EVMs/VVPATs in Tiruvarur and Thanjavur districts set for March 23, involving political party representatives.
Learn if you can vote in Tamil Nadu's 2026 Assembly elections with spelling mistakes on your voter ID card.
Bengaluru Metro penalises 14 passengers for disrupting services with loud singing, following a viral clip of their antics.
NICE opens a 1.5-km link road, enhancing traffic flow and connectivity from Deepanjali Nagar to NICE Road in Bengaluru.
LPG shortage halts Nagapattinam boatyards, leaving hundreds of workers jobless and delaying crucial fishing vessel repairs.
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BJP considers fielding a candidate in Sibsagar to challenge Akhil Gogoi after Congress-Raijor Dal alliance strengthens opposition.
The government has banned 300 illegal gambling platforms, raising the total to nearly 8,400 to protect citizens from online risks.
Telangana's 2026-27 budget allocates ₹3,769 crore for Minorities Welfare, marking a 5% increase from the previous year.
Discover Olympe Ramakrishna's exhibition celebrating Malayali women's strength and identity through art at Alliance Française de Trivandrum.
Mehbooba Mufti urges PM Modi to intervene in Uttam Nagar to prevent escalating communal violence ahead of Eid celebrations.
Madras High Court mandates eradication of prosopis juliflora with new directives to protect Tamil Nadu's environment and ecology.
Puducherry CM N. Rangasamy files nominations for two constituencies as several ministers and MLAs join the electoral race.