Adequate stocks of vaccine for second dose on day 28 available, TN Health Secretary says
Special CorrespondentA total of 6.83 lakh health workers and frontline workers have registered for the vaccination drive till date
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Tamil Nadu Assembly elections | AIADMK sees polls as contest between genuine and fake democracy
Special CorrespondentPalaniswami and Panneerselvam termed their party as ‘movement for social change.’
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Tamil Nadu CM inaugurates COVID-19 vaccination drive in Madurai
Special CorrespondentWhen asked if he would take the shot, the CM said that he would definitely get himself vaccinated
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Tamil Nadu CM, Deputy CM flag off jallikattu at Alanganallur
P.A. NarayaniChief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami said that it was the AIADMK government that ensured the jallikattu events were held, despite facing several hurdles
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