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K Meena with women of Adavathur village near Tiruchi. Photo: Special Arrangement/THE HINDU

This Tiruchi academic is on a mission to create awareness about technology among rural women

K Meena, former vice-chancellor of Bharatidasan University, has balanced her professional career with a voluntary undertaking to educate women in villages about the benefits of picking up computer skills

Crowds throng a shop in in Tiruchi on Saturday.

Heavy movement of crowds, vehicles

Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi

Central region gets six ministerial berths

A traffic police personnel gives a pamphlet on COVID -19 to a lorry driver at Jayamkondam in Ariyalur district on Friday.

Traffic police personnel swing into action

S. Sivakumar at his tea stall in Pudukottai.

Tea ‘moi virundhu’ helps mobilise fund for COVID care

Passengers wear masks as they board a special train at Srirangam station on Thursday.

Railways wield the stick on those not wearing masks in stations and on trains

Tiruchi city needs about 125 MLD of water daily as per the present strength of the population.

Efforts on to improve water supply in Tiruchi

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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

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

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Top police officer reviews protective measures being taken

Hospitals can now utilise hotel rooms to treat COVID patients

MGR statue partially damaged

Railway workshop to remain closed for two weeks

This Tiruchi academic is on a mission to create awareness about technology among rural women

Doctors advise people to stay indoors

TIRUCHI Doctors in the region have cited the increasing number of deaths and advised people to stay home and follow COVID-19 protocol.In Tiruchi,

Remdesivir counter opened

TIRUCHI Taking into account of the sale of Remdesivir in the black market at steep costs, the Tamil Nadu Medical Services Corporation has set up a

Free travel for women welcomed

THANJAVUR The Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation Retired Employees and Legal Hirers Welfare Association, affiliated to the AITUC, has welcomed the

Distribution of relief for folk artistes

THANJAVURThe Ramakrishna Math, Thanjavur, has started distributing corona relief assistance to families of folk artistes in five districts in

Over 3,000 COVID positive cases recorded in central region

TIRUCHI The central region reported 3,145 fresh cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, the highest single-day number in the region since March 2020. With 27

Heavy movement of crowds, vehicles

TIRUCHI Heavy movement of vehicles and large gatherings of people at markets and textile showrooms are a cause for worry in the city on Saturday as

SASTRA donates ventilators

THANJAVUR Three ventilators were donated by the SASTRA, a Deemed to be a University, to the Thanjavur Medical College Hospital to treat COVID-19

HMK’s agitation postponed

THANJAVUR The Hindu Makkal Katchi has accepted the reason given by the police for the denial of permission to hold a demonstration here on Saturday

Borrower arrested

THANJAVUR Gopalakrishnan (42) of Manalur near Thiruvidaimaruthur was arrested on the charges of attempting to set fire to a private financial service

Transgenders write to CM for inclusion in welfare schemes

TIRUCHI Transgenders have written to the newly elected Chief Minister M.K. Stalin seeking their inclusion in the welfare schemes allocated for women

NIT hostel to be made COVID care centre

Average daily count of patients testing positive has gone up to 800 from 500

BIM team secures third global ranking in CAPSIM Spring 2021 challenge

TIRUCHI A student team of Bharathidasan Institute of Management (BIM), Tiruchi, has secured third rank globally in CAPSIM Spring 2021 challenge that

HC allows anganwadi construction in ‘oorani’

Bearing in mind the doctrine of sustainable development, the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court allowed the authorities concerned to use two cents

Central districts report 2,450 fresh cases

The central region reported 2,450 fresh cases of COVID-19 on Friday, reflecting a rapid rise in the infection rate.The region reported 15 deaths, of

Central region gets six ministerial berths

‘Pending projects like integrated bus stand and airport runway expansion will see the light of day’

Traffic police personnel swing into action

As number of COVID-19 cases are on the rise, traffic police personnel in Jayamkondam on Friday sensitised the public to the protective measures to be

Delta districts disappointed

Nil representation in the State Cabinet from the delta region has disheartened a cross-section of voters, though the oath-taking by the council of

Cooking free food for patients in home quarantine

Cafes and caterers have teamed up with food banks in the city to provide free cooked food to frontline workers and patients in home quarantine. The

Stalin reviews COVID-19 measures in Pudukottai

Chief Minister M. K. Stalin on Friday reviewed COVID-19 prevention measures under implementation in Pudukottai district through video-conference from

Permit us to open shop with safety measures, say hairdressers

Hairdressers here have urged the State Government to permit them to operate with safety measures, in the midst of the current Covid lockdown

Kaveri joins the detective dog squad

Two-month-old Kaveri is the latest addition in the City Police Detective Dog Squad. The female puppy belonging to the Doberman breed would soon be

Monthly Pension Adaalat on May 12

The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation, Regional Office, Tiruchi, has announced that the monthly Pension Adaalat programme will take place

‘Restrict workforce in ordnance factories to 50%’

Trade unions in ordnance factories have called for restriction of workforce to 50% to contain the spread of COVID-19 and break the chain.The pandemic

24 micro-containment zones in Tiruchi city

The number of micro-containment zones has gone up to 24 from 15 in the city.Corporation Commissioner S. Sivasubramanian told The Hindu that among four

Central region records 20 deaths

2,072 people tested positive

Tea ‘moi virundhu’ helps mobilise fund for COVID care

A tea seller in Pudukottai district conducted a unique ‘moi virundhu’ (feast to mobilise money) at his tea stall to raise funds for COVID-19 relief in

Volunteers extend helping hands to COVID patients

People desperately searching for beds for their family members in various parts of the central districts are reaching out to volunteer groups. These

Railways wield the stick on those not wearing masks in stations and on trains

The Tiruchi Railway Divisional authorities are continuing their drive against those found not wearing masks in railway stations falling within their

Restriction on business hours evokes mixed response

The new restriction on business hours of certain trades in the State from May 6 has evoked a mixed response from traders and consumers.As per the new

Shift to G. Corner immediately, Gandhi Market traders told

As part of its efforts to avoid overcrowding at the Gandhi Market so as to check the spread of COVID-19 virus, the Tiruchi Corporation has once again

An offer to address oxygen shortage

The All India Defence Employees Federation (AIDEF) has offered to the Central Government the support of defence civilian employees in ordnance

Efforts on to improve water supply in Tiruchi

Corporation has floated re-tender

Central region reports 2,226 fresh cases

The central region reported 2,226 fresh cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday. It reported 12 deaths; five of the eight districts reported at least one

Not enough beds for COVID-19 patients

Both in private and government hospitals in Tiruchi

Expedite desilting canal: farmers

The Thamizhaga Cauvery Farmers Association has urged the State government to expedite desilting in the delta region where ‘kuruvai’ cultivation is to

Two get life term

The Mahila Court here on Wednesday convicted and sentenced Suresh, 30, to undergo double life imprisonment for sexually assaulting a minor girl here

‘Adequate beds in Pudukottai’

Adequate beds have been created in the district for treatment of COVID-19 patients, Collector P. Uma Maheswari said on Tuesday. A total number of 450

Pontiffs of ancient Shaivite mutts congratulate Stalin

Pontiffs of two ancient Shaivite Mutts in Mayiladhthurai district have congratulated DMK president M.K. Stalin for bringing his party to power in the

1,841 new cases in delta

Central districts on Tuesday reported 1,841 fresh cases and 14 deaths.Tiruchi district reported the maximum number with 464 patients followed by

Hospital staff sensitised to fire prevention measures

Exercise comes in the wake of several accidents reported in different parts of the country

Number of NOTA voters remains same in Tiruvarur seat

The ‘None Of The Above’ (NOTA) option made available in electronic voting machines (EVMs) appears to have been well utilised by voters of two

Tiruchi GH lab gets one more RNA extractor machine

It is expected to help microbiologists in handling more COVID-19 samples

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