Top Tamil Nadu news developments today
The Hindu
Key news developments from Tamil Nadu on September 1, 2022
Here are the important developments from Tamil Nadu to watch out for today
1. Two persons died and three others injured in a rain related mishap near Anamalai in Coimbatore district.
2. The Madurai-Coimbatore Intercity Express service, a long-pending demand of passengers and elected representatives, will begin from today.
3. After a 3-day-effort, a two-month old elephant calf that got separated from its mother was reunited with its herd.
4. Officials on alert as Cauvery and Kollidam rivers are on spate.
5. Over one thousand persons shifted to flood relief centres due to flooding in Cauvery.
6. Price of commercial LPG cylinders goes down by nearly ₹100, effective September 1.
Community Health Officers in Vijayawada protest for reduced workload and continued incentives amid growing dissatisfaction over salary changes.
Telangana faces 13,929 healthcare vacancies, primarily in doctors and nurses, as recruitment efforts aim to address the shortage.
For most patients with TB who are severely underweight, nutritional support is an essential and not optional part of treatment
Family of custodial death victims demands harsh punishment for nine convicted policemen to prevent future abuses of power.
Rajinikanth refutes TVK leader's claims about DMK threats preventing his political entry, expressing gratitude to supportive political figures.
CM announces Cabinet Sub-Committee on Musi rejuvenation; rehabilitation for all displaced
Ramanathapuram identifies 145 polling stations as sensitive, ensuring security with paramilitary forces ahead of assembly elections, says DEO.
BJP Puducherry president V. P Ramalingam files nomination for Raj Bhavan, joined by Union Minister Mandaviya and Khushbu Sundar.
History-sheeter 'Thoppai' Ganesh shot dead by police in Chennai after attacking officers during attempted escape.
The government plans to amend the FCRA, introducing new regulations for NGO asset management and accountability for key functionaries.
The draft policy for “Responsible Digital Use Among Students”, released on Monday by the Department of Health and Family Welfare, has recommended that parents set structured routines with clear screen-time rules and prioritise privacy, safety, and open conversation with children on digital well-being.
Police Observer Sushant Kumar Saxena conducts surprise inspection at Shencottai police station, reviewing warrants and security arrangements ahead of elections.
Andhra Pradesh government to launch key projects in April, focusing on industrial growth and infrastructure development, says Nara Lokesh.