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Intense battle: A security officer standing guard as people queue up to cast their votes at a polling station at Khardhah, North 24 Parganas, on Thursday.

West Bengal Assembly polls | Isolated violence, police firing amidst high turnout in sixth phase

Shiv Sahay Singh The seventh phase of polling is scheduled on April 26 and the last phase is on April 29.

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Crowd seen during an election rally in Kolkata. Photo used for representation purpose only. File

West Bengal Assembly polls | ECI bans road shows, caps attendance at public meetings at 500

Special Correspondent The ECI had issued guidelines for polling and campaigning during the pandemic in August 2020

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COVID-19

Pudukottai SP tests COVID-19 positive Special Correspondent

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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Man held for sexually assaulting minors

Central districts record over 1,000 cases for the first time

Karur gets three Covid Care Centres

Villagers oppose construction of houses by Slum Clearance Board

Reluctance to wear masks remains a cause of concern

Adulteration in edible oil detected

Inefficient garbage collection mechanism fuels burning of waste on streets

Indiscriminate burning of waste on streets has raised health concern among the residents of Karumandapam and Dheeran Nagar in the city.Thanks to rapid

COVID-19 crisis: Defence civilian employees pledge support to Centre

Defence civilian employees have reiterated their commitment towards the nation during the COVID-19 crisis period in the wake of the latest spike.In a

Night curfew turns unpalatable for eateries

Most stalls are asked to clear up by 9 p.m., which is usually the peak business hours

Vaccination for candidates, agents and officials tomorrow

The district administration has made arrangements for administering COVID-19 vaccine on April 24 to all contesting candidates, their agents and

Prof. Panchanathan passes away

TiruchiR. Panchanathan, former Professor of English, Jamal Mohamed College, passed away on Thursday due to illness.Prof. Panchanathan (79) was ailing

Man hacked to death

ThanjavurA photo studio owner was allegedly killed by a gang that had come in search of his brother at Azhagiya Nayagi Puram near Sethubhavachatram on

Helplines needed to provide information on availability of beds for COVID-19 patients

TiruchiThe Trust Citizen Forum in the city has urged the State Health Secretary to establish helplines in all districts to provide information to the

IIM-Tiruchi begins classes for second batch of e-GMP

Classes have begun for the second batch of 160 students admitted for the Post Graduate Certificate in Executive General Management Programme (e-GMP)

Private nursery and primary schools find themselves in a predicament

The over 200 nursery and primary schools in the district that had to helplessly watch a chunk of students shifting to panchayat union schools due to

Success rate in GATE dismal in Tiruchi-Thanjavur region

Though thousands of students from Tiruchi-Thanjavur region appear for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) every year, the success rate

Tiruchi’s sports infrastructure goes for a toss

Three major clubs that had excellent recreational facilities have been demolished

A few changes likely at counting centres

In the wake of a surge in the number of COVID-19 cases, the election officials are contemplating a few changes at the counting centres.Increasing the

Omni buses ply with full capacity

It is a temporary phenomenon, say bus operators

Central region records 930 cases

The central region reported 930 fresh cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday with patients from the districts of Nagapattinam, Tiruchi, Tiruvarur and

More Covishield doses received

A fresh consignment of 24,300 Covishield doses were received at the Tiruchi Regional Vaccine Storage on Wednesday. Of it, 10,410 doses have been

71 isolation coaches ready

Seventy-one isolation coaches were available in Tiruchi Railway Division to move them where they may be required to accommodate COVID 19 patients.The

‘Adopt biological method to control black bug menace on paddy’

Farmers have been advised to adopt biological or mechanical methods or spray chemicals to control the black bug menace on paddy crop noticed in

Thunderstorms may continue over western ghats, northwest districts

‘A north-south trough triggered the activity’

Teachers from DIETs shifted to govt. colleges of education sans NCTE nod

Move to ensure continuity of student admissions

Open book examination the best option in current situation?

Open book online-proctored test announced by Anna University seems to have caught the attention of senior professors of Bharathidasan

Patients unhappy over lack of basic facilities at care centres

As fresh cases of COVID-19 continue to surge, health authorities have set up two more COVID care centres in Tiruchi. But there are concerns over lack

Horticulture farmers express concern over night curfew

Horticulture farmers in delta districts fear that imposition of night curfew might affect their business since vegetables and other produce are

913 fresh cases, four deaths in central region

The central region reported 913 new positive cases and four deaths on Tuesday.One of the victims was a 30-year-old woman of Nagapattinam who had no

Popular picnic hubs closed

Two of the city’s most popular picnic spots — Mukkombu and Butterfly Park — were closed to visitors from Tuesday as per the latest guidelines issued

Collector warns against spreading rumours about vaccine

Bus services from Kumbakonam willl not be operated beyond 8 p.m.

Body exhumed

The body of a history-sheeter, Silambarasan, 30, was exhumed on Tuesday for re-postmortem as per an order of the Madurai Bench of the Madras High

Chithirai festival begins at Swamimalai

The 10-day Chithirai festival began at Swaminathaswamy Temple at Swamimalai with hoisting of the holy flag on Tuesday.In view of the pandemic,

Man hacked to death

A 60-year-old man was hacked to death at Pudur near Orathanadu on Monday.According to police, Susairaj, 34, of Arunthavapuram, Ammapettai, worked at a

Drone over counting centre in Nagapattinam creates a flutter

After a complaint by local DMK functionaries, police have taken possession of the drone camera and the footage

Dish antennas at counting centre removed as DMK objects

Five dish antennas fitted on buildings at the Kunthavai Naacchiyar Government Arts College for Women in Thanjavur, one among the three counting

COVID-19 restrictions trigger unease among migrant workers

The COVID-19 lockdown restrictions announced by the State Government with effect from April 20 is understood to have caused unease among migrant/guest

75,000 saplings to be raised at Vengatachalapuram

Collector S. Divyadharshini on Monday began a drive to plant 75,000 saplings under Miyawaki technique at Venkatachalapuram near Lalgudi under the

TNSTC reschedules services

In view of the night curfew, which will come into effect from Tuesday, the Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation (TNSTC) has rescheduled its services

Central districts record 929 cases

The central region reported 929 fresh cases of COVID-19 on Monday, one of the highest single-day spikes recorded in the region. A majority of the

Over 1,000 industrial workers covered so far

A little over 1,000 industrial workers above 45 years have been covered so far in Tiruchi district in the COVID-19 vaccination sessions being

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

Nearly 80 people were recruited at KAPVGMC in 2020, but now only 30 run the show

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

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