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Tiruchi reported the highest number of cases in the region on Sunday with 311 fresh cases.

Central districts record 993 fresh COVID-19 cases

The central region reported 993 fresh cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, the highest single-day spike recorded in the region. As many as 691 patients were

Tiruchi gets a consignment of 3,000 Covaxin

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Pandemic brings to standstill fresh recruitment of teachers in private schools

A sticker pasted at Villupuram junction gives details about the fine amount to be imposed for not wearing masks in the station premises.

Railway gets tough on passengers travelling without masks

COVID-19 echo: Railway workshop brings in changes in working pattern

The stone inscription which was found in a school in Thanjavur.

Nayak period inscription found in Thanjavur

The pony underwent surgery at Veterinary College and Research Institute Hospital, Orathanadu.

Intestinal obstruction removed in pony stallion at VCRI

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Superintendent of Police, Pudukottai, L. Balaji Saravanan has tested positive for COVID-19. Health and Police department sources said Mr. Saravanan

Reimposed restrictions come into force

Theatres comply with 50% occupancy directive

Load restriction on autorickshaws ‘impractical’

Tamil Nadu’s Central region sees a marked rise in COVID-19 cases

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Dish antennas at a counting centre in Thanjavur removed

COVID-19 restrictions trigger unease among migrant workers

75,000 saplings to be raised at Vengatachalapuram

TNSTC reschedules services

Central districts record 929 cases

Over 1,000 industrial workers covered so far

Railway hospital vaccinates over 2,000

Over 2,000 railway employees, their dependants and retired railway staff all put together have taken the COVID-19 vaccine so far at the Divisional

Restaurants fear dip in business

Restrictions imposed by the Government on transacting business with limited seating capacity has led to fall in business in restaurants to a great

COVID-19 testing facility requires more hands

As the number of COVID-19 cases is on an upward climb in the district, testing facilities, especially at the K. A. P. Viswanathan Government Medical

Plea to remove dish antennae from counting centre

The District Election authorities on Monday received a request to remove the dish antennae fixed at the Kunthavai Naacchiyar Government Arts College

Farmers protest against fertilizer price hike

Farmers representatives continued to register their strong protest against the ‘steep hike’ in fertilizer prices. While a delegation of farmers chose

Bhatnagar awardee gets prestigious DST fellowship

M. Lakshmanan, Professor of Eminence, Department of Nonlinear Dynamics, School of Physics, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchi, has been selected for

A budding poet shares her thoughts

Vaishnavi Viswanathan, a 19-year-old college student from the city, has published a collection of poems with the hope of sharing her insights on the

Two-day old infant found abandoned

A new born female infant was found abandoned near a rice mill at Kallikudi along the Tiruchi - Dindigul national highway near here on Sunday. Local

Call to revive ‘nandhavanams’ in temples

A call to revive ‘nandhavanams’ in temples was made by speakers at an event to mark the revival of the temple garden at Sri Kasturirangaperumal

COVID-19 echo: Railway workshop brings in changes in working pattern

The Golden Rock Railway Workshop here has brought in some changes in the working pattern of its staff as a precautionary measure to contain the spread

Central districts record 993 fresh COVID-19 cases

The central region reported 993 fresh cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, the highest single-day spike recorded in the region. As many as 691 patients were

Pandemic brings to standstill fresh recruitment of teachers in private schools

There is neither attrition nor recruitment of teachers in private schools that usually happens at a frantic pace at this time of the year, due to

Tiruchi gets a consignment of 3,000 Covaxin

Additional ward being arranged at Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Government Hospital

Three COVID Care Centres readied to accommodate 1,000 patients

Three COVID Care Centres with a capacity to accommodate 1,000 patients are to get functional on Monday in the district.Reviewing the progress being

Railway gets tough on passengers travelling without masks

Amid surge in COVID-19 cases, the Tiruchi Railway Divisional authorities have begun imposing fines on those found not wearing masks on railway

Intestinal obstruction removed in pony stallion at VCRI

The animal made an uneventful recovery from anaesthesia in two hours post-surgery and was provided with intensive monitoring and care after surgery.

817 new cases, four deaths in central region

The central districts on Saturday registered 817 new cases of COVID-19 and four deaths. While Tiruchi district accounted for three deaths, Thanjavur

Health care infrastructure stretched to saturation point in Tiruchi

As COVID-19 cases continue to surge unabated, healthcare infrastructure of both government and private sector is being stretched to limits once again

Nayak period inscription found in Thanjavur

Though the inscription carried symbols such as sangu and chakra, there was no mention of the year or name of the donor.

Open new Kalamavur ROB for traffic: MP

Tiruchi MP Su.Thirunavukkarasar has urged National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and Pudukottai district administration to take steps to open the

Peafowls found dead

Nine peafowls were found dead on a field in Vadugapatti near Manapparai on Saturday. Eight were peahens and one was a peacock. Acting on information,

Online classes not an easy option for teachers

There is a sense of unease among them over the impact of the second wave of COVID-19

Big Temple closed for devotees

The Brihadeeswara Temple (Big Temple) in Thanjavur and Airavatesvara Temple at Darasuram near Kumbakonam, both under the control of the Archaeological

TAMPCOL unit sends herbal products to 19 districts

The TAMPCOL (Tamil Nadu Medicinal Plant Farms and Herbal Medicine Corporation) unit which was opened in Pudukottai in February has been sending

Man found murdered

A 45-year-old man was found murdered in his house at Sokkalingapuram in Siruganur police station limits on Friday.Police identified the deceased as M.

10-year RI for man for sexually assaulting minor girl

The Mahila Court here on Friday sentenced a 30-year-old man to undergo 10-year rigorous imprisonment for sexually assaulting a four-year-old girl in

Power shutdown

Power supply will remain suspended to the following areas from 9.45 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday owing to maintenance work to be taken up by Tangedco

798 more test positive in central districts

As many as 798 more persons tested positive for COVID 19 in the central region on Friday. The pandemic accounted for two more deaths in the region –

NIT-T retains top spot in TEQIP III Programme

National Institute of Technology - Tiruchi (NIT-T) has retained its top rank among NITs and all government institutions in the country in

Pudukottai SP tests COVID 19 positive

Pudukottai Superintendent of Police L. Balaji Saravanan has tested positive for COVID-19.Health and Police department sources said Mr. Saravanan had

Court orders attachment of train for failure to pay compensation

The Third Additional Subordinate Court here passed an order on Thursday to attach the Vaigai Express rake following the failure of the Southern

Teachers in a fix as State yet to act on UGC’s FIP guidelines

Their career progression hinges on participation in the programme

Pudukottai SP tests COVID-19 positive

Superintendent of Police, Pudukottai, L. Balaji Saravanan has tested positive for COVID-19. Health and Police department sources said Mr. Saravanan

Central districts record 821 new cases and three deaths

Central districts on Thursday recorded 821 new cases of COVID-19 and three deaths on account of the virus. All three patients, who died of COVID-19

In Tiruchi, urban areas account for 70% of cases

Nagapattinam district tops among the central districts in positivity rate

Adequate stock of COVID-19 vaccines available in Pudukottai: Collector

Collector P. Uma Maheswari on Thursday said that there was adequate stock of COVID-19 vaccines in the district. Over 70 medical camps were being

NIT to hold TED talks on April 18

TiruchiEminent speakers will share their thoughts on diverse topics as varied as arts, technology, food, music, and culture, yet bound by the common

Six held for kidnapping lorry owner

Six persons were arrested by the Kumbakonam Taluk police in Thanjavur district on the charge of kidnapping a lorry owner a few days ago near

‘Let us function at Gandhi Market with regulated working hours’

Retail vegetable traders are reluctant to move to G. Corner ground

Two-km road will provide last mile connectivity to Koraiyar falls

The laying of a two-km long road from Pudur to Koraiyar Falls in Pachamalai hills in Tiruchi district has gladdened the hearts of nature lovers and

Police distribute free masks to public

On Wednesday cases were booked against 1,174 persons who were found not wearing

Follow SoPs, textile units in Karur told

COVID-19 Monitoring Officer C. Vijayarajkumar on Thursday urged industrial and textile units in Karur to strictly follow the Standard Operating

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