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Sample being collected from a policeman for COVID-19 in Tiruchi.

Coronavirus | Daily count remains below 100 in central region Staff Reporter

The daily count of fresh COVID 19 cases continued to remain less than 100 in the central districts with 97 persons testing positive for the virus on

Coronavirus | 99 new cases and two deaths in central region

Coronavirus | Decline in positive cases brings relief to textile traders

Coronavirus | Central region records 206 fresh cases

Most theatre owners prefer to wait for a few more days to screen films

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Project near Big Temple opposed

Survey on to finalise location for excavation

50 fresh cases in central region

Further drop in COVID-19 cases

Fisherman drowns in sea

Ranee’s Government Hospital reopens with special focus on maternity and child healthcare

‘Enumeration of crop damages will be completed by January 29’

Steps will be taken to purchase and deploy more paddy driers: Gangandeep Singh Bedi

Railway workshop bags two new orders

The Golden Rock Railway Workshop here has manufactured 275 wagons against the Railway Board's Rolling Stock Programme orders within eight months. Of

Rally to press for repeal of farm laws

Members of the Cauvery Rights Retrieval Committee on Thursday took out a rally in the town demanding the repeal of the three new farm laws. Holding

Vaccination drive gains pace despite portal malfunction

Due to glitches in Co-Win portal, centres resort to manual entries

Automatic number plate reader cameras to be installed in city

Commissioner of Police J. Loganathan on Thursday said that all check-posts in the city would be strengthened by installing Automatic Number Plate

Supply of drinking water to be suspended today

Drinking water supply will remain suspended in the following areas in the city on Friday, owing to a power shutdown announced by Tangedco for

Cleanliness drive begins in Tiruchi city

The Tiruchi City Corporation on Wednesday began a mass cleaning drive across the city. A total of 25 sites were identified across the 65 wards within

Faculty Induction Programme for higher education teachers gets under way

The UGC-Human Resource Development Centre of Bharathidasan University on Wednesday initiated the third and fourth faculty induction programmes (FIP)

Fishermen in Pudukottai stage road roko, condemn Lankan Navy for deaths of two

The fishermen have demanded compensation for the deaths; for the bodies to be handed over to the Indian authorities immediately, and for the autopsies to be conducted in India

Sweets, prayers and souvenirs in Kamala Harris’s ancestral village Thulasendrapuram

Kamala Harris’s ancestral village celebrates her inauguration through the day

Farmers in tail-end areas seek relief

Farmers in the tail-end areas of Mayiladuthurai and Nagapattinam districts whose paddy fields have been inundated by the unseasonal rainfall on an

Classes begin for first-year MBBS students

Professors and senior students at the K.A.P. Viswanatham Government Medical College welcomed the fresh batch of first year students to the college on

Slight dip in COVID-19 cases

The central region on Wednesday reported a slight dip in fresh COVID-19 cases with 58 patients testing positive. A 55-year-old woman with a history of

Peria Suriyur jallikattu, first in Tiruchi, begins

Spectators threw COVID-19 safety norms to the winds, not adhering to physical distancing norms

Two detained under POCSO Act

A 29-year-old man has been arrested on the charge of sexually assaulting a minor girl and attempting to kill her in a village in Vaiyampatti police

With precautions in place, classes resume for X, XII

Classroom activities were revived for students of X and XII on Tuesday in government and private schools in central districts after the sanitisation

Intrusion of African catfish into delta districts feared

The heavy spells of rain and floods in the delta districts in recent months have triggered fear among fish rearers over possible influx of alien fish

Pumping station work for new water scheme to begin soon

₹63.70-crore project aimed at supplying water to Tiruverumbur and Kattur

Trial run of paddy drier raises hopes of farmers

Moisture content can be scaled down from 24% and above to around 18%

Power shutdown tomorrow

Power supply will remain suspended from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday in the following areas owing to maintenance works to be taken up by Tangedco at

Central region sees 63 new cases and one death

The central region on Monday reported 63 new cases of COVID-19. One death was reported in the region,in Pudukottai. A 65-year-old man from Pudukottai

Another smart toilet complex opens in city

An existing toilet complex on West Boulevard Road has been converted into a Smart Toilet and has been opened for public use. The toilet complex,

Portions reduced but is there time enough to complete it, wonder teachers

‘Govt. must fix a schedule and announce the date of examination, so that there could be some scope for planning’

Rain brings good inflow to Kavinadu Kanmoi in Pudukottai

The Kavinadu Kanmoi, one of the biggest irrigation tanks in neighbouring Pudukottai district, has got substantial inflow following the recent spell of

Amma Mini Clinics a boon for rural populace

Residents of interior villages in rural Perambalur say Amma Mini Clinics have helped to provide immediate medical attention for the sick and elderly.

Pudukottai Police takes to WhatsApp to share information on night patrol officers

The Pudukottai Police has taken to social media to post details of night patrol officers daily to enable the public get in touch with the officer

Five-year-old girl drowns in pit filled with rainwater in Tiruchi

A five-year-old girl died after accidentally falling into a pit filled with rainwater at Rajamanicka Pillai Nagar in K.K Nagar in Tiruchi on Sunday

Two gored by bulls succumb to injuries

Two persons who were under treatment after being gored by bulls in two separate jallikattu events in Pudukottai district died on Sunday. The victims

67 new cases and no death recorded in the central region

The districts in the central region on Sunday recorded 67 COVID-19 positive cases and no death was reported.Perambalur district reported no fresh

Chennai-bound vehicles choke Samayapuram toll plaza

People returning to Chennai from Tiruchi and southern districts after the Pongal festival were caught between Samayapuram Toll Plaza and No.1 Toll

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Relay ghat roadThe work on relaying of ghat road that has been initiated between Pudur hamlet and Koraiyaru falls in Vannadu panchayat of Pachamalai

It is a tough life for waterlogged Bharathi Nagar residents

Residents of Bharathi Nagar in the city are irked by what they termed as delay on the part of the City Corporation to rectify leakage in drainage

₹30 crore sanctioned for relaying damaged roads in Tiruchi

The work will be completed during February-March: Corporation Commissioner

TN Health Secretary takes vaccine shot; encourages people to take vaccine when their turn comes

There is no set target on the number of doses to be administered per day. The only target is to ensure that there are no adverse effects to those who

Health workers get vaccinated in Tiruvarur

The administration of vaccine to frontline health workers at Government Medical College Hospital began in the presence of SP M. Durai in Tiruvarur on

No adverse effect following vaccination: Health Minister

Vijayabaskar terms the first day of immunisation ‘successful’

Drop in positive cases, no death in delta region

Thanjavur reports maximum cases

Vaccine roll-out begins in central region

Vaccination against COVID-19 got off to a slow start in the central region with frontline healthcare workers administered the vaccines on Saturday.The

Despite losses, grape grower to persist with organic farming

A farmer who became popular for his organic paneer grapes variety at Esanai here says intermittent rain in the region have wreaked havoc on his crop.

Portable paddy drier to be deployed in Thanjavur

Thousand of acres of paddy crop are lodged due to heavy rain in the delta

BHELSIA to insist on price variation clause to undertake works for railways

BHEL Small Industries Association (BHELSIA), which is exploring scope for fabricating components for products manufactured by the railways, will

Varsity plans to publish results of odd-semester exam by month-end

TIRUCHI Bharathidasan University is on the verge of completing evaluation of answer scripts of the odd semester exams, and is looking forward to

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Narendra Singh Tomar.

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Farmers raise slogans during their protest at Singhu border in New Delhi on January 22, 2021.

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