Category: Tamil Nadu

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15-year-old boy dies after tree falls amid heavy rain in Ooty

Tamil Nadu: A 15-year-old boy from Kerala tragically died on Sunday after a tree fell on him amid strong winds and heavy rainfall in the 8th Mile area near Ooty, located in Tamil Nadu’s Nilgiris district. The incident occurred while the boy was on a sightseeing trip with his family. As weather conditions worsened across.

77-year-old woman trampled to death by Wild Elephant in Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu: In a tragic incident near Sholayar Dam in Valparai town of Tamil Nadu’s Coimbatore district, a 77-year-old woman was trampled to death by a wild elephant in the early hours of Thursday, officials said.  Another elderly woman sustained injuries while trying to flee from the animal. The deceased has been identified as T..

DRI seizes Rs 32 lakh in cash from three train passengers in TN

In a significant operation, officials from the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) seized unaccounted cash worth Rs 32 lakh from three individuals travelling on the Hyderabad-Puducherry Superfast Express at Chennai’s Egmore Railway Station on Thursday.

Farmers stage protest in Chennai, demand relief for rain-hit crops, policy changes

Chennai: Members of the Tamil Nadu River and Tank Irrigation Farmers Association held a protest near Rajarathinam Stadium in Egmore, Chennai, on Thursday, demanding immediate government action on crop damage relief, agricultural budget implementation, and policy reforms. The protesting farmers and their families raised slogans urging Chief Minister MK Stalin to provide financial aid for.

Tamil Nadu: Mannargudi railway station rehabilitates under ‘Amrit Bharat Station Scheme’

Thiruvarur (Tamil Nadu): In a significant push towards railway modernisation, Mannargudi Railway Station in Tamil Nadu’s Thiruvarur district has undergone a vibrant transformation under the Centre’s ambitious ‘Amrit Bharat Station Scheme’. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the revamped station on May 22 via video conferencing, alongside 102 other redeveloped railway stations spread across 18.

Five killed, one injured in rockslide at Tamil Nadu stone quarry

Tamil Nadu: At least five workers lost their lives and one was seriously injured in a rockslide at a stone quarry operated by Mega Blue Metal in Mallakottai near S S Kottai in Sivaganga district. The incident took place on Tuesday morning at a privately operated stone quarry in Mallakottai when a sudden rockslide claimed.

Heavy rains forecast for western Tamil Nadu districts today and tomorrow

Tamil Nadu: Heavy rainfall is expected in certain districts of western Tamil Nadu today and tomorrow, according to the Chennai-based Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC). The latest weather bulletin indicates that districts such as Nilgiris, Coimbatore, Tiruppur, Theni, Dindigul, Erode, Krishnagiri, and Dharmapuri are likely to experience intense showers on Monday and Tuesday. The broader forecast.

Kerala fishermen violate TN fishing ban, boat owners summoned

Chennai: Owners of two Kerala-based fishing vessels have been summoned to appear before the Joint Director of Fisheries in Tamil Nadu on Monday, after being charge-sheeted for violating the ongoing fishing ban along the east coast. The vessels — a mechanised bottom trawler and a fibre boat — were intercepted by Tamil Nadu authorities for.

Four dead in multi-vehicle collision in Tamil Nadu

Chennai: A tragic road accident on the Karur-Salem National Highway near Semmadai early Saturday morning resulted in four fatalities, including two children, and left more than 15 others with serious injuries. The crash occurred around 5 a.m. when a private luxury bus traveling from Salem to Karur collided with a tractor that was ahead on.

Heavy rainfall alert sounded for several Tamil Nadu districts

Chennai: The Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) has issued a heavy rain alert for several districts across Tamil Nadu till May 18 due to an upper air cyclonic circulation prevailing in the region, an official said on Thursday.  According to the RMC, the cyclonic circulation currently lies in the southwest Bay of Bengal and extends to.