Top Tamil Nadu news developments today
The Hindu
Key news developments from Tamil Nadu on November 6, 2022
Here are the important developments from Tamil Nadu to watch out for today:
1. CP of the Coimbatore City intelligence section has been transferred. Special Intelligence Unit also gets new ACP.
2. Thirumavalavan distributes excerpts of Manusmriti to public at Koyembedu; cadres to do it across Tamil Nadu.
3. Story about alternatives proposed to government buildings demolished for construction of storm water drains.
4. Governor R.N. Ravi to speak at the valedictory function of a moot court competition organised by Madras Bar Association.
5. The residents of Sembakkam want the encroachments to be cleared for widening of Thiruporur main road.
6. This December 3 on kaisika ekadesi devotees of Sri Ranganatha are hoping they would have the opportunity to see one of their priests, being offered the Brahmma Ratha Mariyadhai. It’s been over four years since the around 1000-year-old practice was stopped. The two priests read the Kaisika Puranam to the deity and are then supposed to be carried back home in a sitting posture. But it was stopped by a temple official. Legend has it that the priest who read the Puranam, was offered moksha by Perumal and his body was carried back home in style.
Interstate drug peddler arrested at Kachiguda station, over 6 kg ganja seized
Aditya Sahu is poised to become the new president of Jharkhand BJP, succeeding Babulal Marandi.
Coimbatore rally emphasizes helmet safety and road awareness, featuring 200 participants and support from local authorities.
RTA fines private buses ₹95,100 for MV Rule violations, enforcing fare checks amid Sankranti rush for passenger protection.
CPI(M) leaders, led by P. Shanmugam, thank CM M.K. Stalin for the Tamil Nadu Assured Pension Scheme in Chennai.
BJP accuses Congress and BRS of exploiting Telangana's water dispute for political gain, urging a collaborative resolution.
Education Minister advocates for national accreditation of top tech institutes to align curricula and enhance industry-focused PhD programs.
Telangana DGP B. Shivadhar Reddy launches ‘Call for Blood Foundation’, a digital platform aimed at enabling rapid and secure coordination between blood donors and patients in emergencies.
A Head Constable’s quick action saved a toddler's life in Cuddalore, earning widespread acclaim and a police commendation.
WHO urges governments to strengthen taxes on sugary drinks and alcohol to combat health issues and reduce affordability.
Kozhikode Corporation elects its first BJP standing committee chairperson amid a hung council, stirring political dynamics.
The winners of The Hindu Deepa Kolam Contest 2025 were honored in Tiruchi for their creative rangoli displays.
CPI leaders in Tirupati burn Trump's effigy during Bhogi bonfire to protest U.S. actions against Venezuela's sovereignty.