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50,212 violations of COVID-19 norms recorded

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₹1.06 crore in fines imposed across the State, says Health Secretary

Health Secretary J. Radhakrishnan inspecting a vegetable market on Monday.

Faculty protest against Anna University name change

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They came to work wearing black badges

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Anna University professors during a protest against the proposed name change of the institution, in Chennai on Tuesday, September 22, 2020.

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State records 5,344 cases, 60 deaths

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Infection tally rises to 5,47,337; toll touches 8,871; 982 persons test positive in Chennai

Supplementary board exams begin

10,000 private candidates have registered themselves for Class 10 examination

Testing period: Students writing the supplementary board examination in Santhome, Chennai, on Monday.

Health Secretary J. Radhakrishnan inspecting a vegetable market on Monday.

50,212 violations of COVID-19 norms recorded

Anna University professors during a protest against the proposed name change of the institution, in Chennai on Tuesday, September 22, 2020.

Faculty protest against Anna University name change

State records 5,344 cases, 60 deaths

Testing period: Students writing the supplementary board examination in Santhome, Chennai, on Monday.

Supplementary board exams begin

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T.N. to set up electric vehicle charging stations in six cities

Former RBI Governor C. Rangarajan. File

TN economy might return to pre-Covid levels in a couple of months: Expert panel chief

Udhayanidhi Stalin, DMK youth wing secretary, at a demonstration in Chennai. File.

Strong online presence no guarantee for electoral success: Udhayanidhi

Udhav Naig “Our ideology is something that has been set in stone for decades now, and a little criticism by parties that are small, new, or irrelevant is not going to suddenly give us an identity complex”

AIADMK expels functionary involved in Thattarmadam youth murder case

Special Correspondent He was party’s traders cell secretary in Thoothukudi west district unit

CIBA develops indigenous bacteriophage for shrimp farms

B. Kolappan It kills only bacteria and do not harm micro organisms

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U.T. opts for open market borrowing

50,212 violations of COVID-19 norms recorded

State records 5,344 cases, 60 deaths

Many patients are symptomatic but test negative, say doctors

Supplementary board exams begin

‘T.N. economy may return to pre-COVID level soon’

CM flags off mobile fair price shops

Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami flagged off seven Amma Mobile Fair Price Shops to expand the State’s efforts to distribute rations at

T.N. to set up electric vehicle charging stations in six cities

Tax exemptions will be given to EV-related industries, govt. tells NGT

Farm bills: DMK, allies to stage demonstration

‘It’s a red carpet invite for corporates’

Debts Tribunal says banks cannot deny copy of statements to borrowers

The verdict was delivered in the case of NPT Offset Press Private Limited, an MSME and State Bank of India.

CIBA develops indigenous bacteriophage for shrimp farms

It kills only bacteria and do not harm micro organisms

Five IAS officers promoted

The 1990 batch officers are now Chief Secretary grade

Three held for possessing country-made guns

They were moving under suspicious circumstances near a reserve forest

AIADMK expels functionary involved in Thattarmadam youth murder case

He was party’s traders cell secretary in Thoothukudi west district unit

TN economy might return to pre-Covid levels in a couple of months: Expert panel chief

“In 2020-21, the growth of the State will be 1.71%. The State must increase spending to create more jobs,” says former RBI governor C. Rangarajan after sumbitting a report to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister.

Former Panchayat president, two others booked for embezzling funds in Cuddalore

The trio had swindled funds meant for construction of green houses for over 20 beneficiaries in Bhuvanagiri block using fake cheques, police said.

Strong online presence no guarantee for electoral success: Udhayanidhi

“Our ideology is something that has been set in stone for decades now, and a little criticism by parties that are small, new, or irrelevant is not going to suddenly give us an identity complex”

‘Union Finance Ministry has given consent for TN to borrow additional ₹9627 crore’

The Centre has increased net borrowing limits of State governments for FY2020-21 to 5% GSDP from 3% of GSDP, said Minister of State for Finance Anurag Thakur

Central govt. award for Andankoil East panchayat

It is among six T.N. village panchayats to receive honour

PM Kisan: Centre says T.N. took corrective and punitive action

Union Minister talks about State’s response to allegations in Lok Sabha

HC refuses to stay conduct of Class X exams for special children

The Madras High Court on Sunday refused to stay the conduct of Class X private examinations for special children, after the State informed the court

High-level panel to submit its report to govt. today

Committee was tasked with assessing COVID-19 impact

Agriculture Bills areanti-farmer, will benefit MNCs, says Maniarasan

‘Centre is planning to scrap MSP’

‘Criticism should not be misconstrued as opposition’

Balasubramoniyan questioned the farm Bills in Rajya Sabha

5,516 persons test positive for infection

60 succumb to COVID-19; 5,206 persons discharged from hospitals; Chennai sees 996 cases

Coronavirus | 80% of COVID-19 patients treated at government hospitals: Tamil Nadu Health Minister

Medical fraternity will be duly honoured by CM: Vijayabaskar

Ten deaths push toll to 458 in U.T.

The COVID-19 toll in Puducherry rose to 458 on Sunday with 10 more deaths while 471 new cases took the overall case load to 22,923. The capital

Puducherry to use socio-economic profiling data for COVID-19 prevention

DRDA carried out mapping of vulnerable groups in villages: Kiran Bedi

Student admission list under RTE Act to be released on September 30

Details of applications that have been accepted as well as applications rejected, will be made available online as well as on the notice boards of the respective schools

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister should apologise for supporting agriculture bills, Stalin says

Accusing the Chief Minister of becoming an apologist for the Centre and for corporate houses by his support for the three Bills, Mr. Stalin said as a Chief Minister, Mr. Palaniswami’s stand set a wrong precedent

Water level touches 44 feet at Gomukhi dam

The dam has an ayacut area of 10,860 acres catering to 70 villages in Kallakurichi district, an official said

Assembly Secretariat’s sanction not needed to prosecute Ministers for private acts: HC

Petitioners accused Veeramani of trying to dispossess them of property

HC permits Thambraas to operate bank account

The Madras High Court has permitted Thamizhnadu Brahmin Association (Thambraas), represented by its president N. Narayanan, to operate it's account

Chief Minister inaugurates projects

Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami on Saturday inaugurated and laid the foundation for various projects through video-conferencing. He

CM rebuts Stalin’s criticism on farm Bills

‘They will protect farmers from price fall’

Murugan booked for taking out procession without permission

State BJP president, party members were celebrating PM’s birthday

Activists unleash a ‘dragon’ to drive home message of safety

Dragon charged at those not wearing masks in T.P. Chatram

AIADMK rule will be over in six months, says Stalin

He slams the State’s ruling party for not opposing the 3 farm Bills in Parliament

Discussion at AIADMK meet neither hot nor juicy: Minister

Jayakumar responds to reports on OPS’s call for steering committee

Temples witness crowds on first Saturday of Purattasi

In many places, physical distancing norms were ignored, especially when people waited in queues

T.N. will be transformed into innovation hub: Palaniswami

Says State continues to be a ‘destination of choice’ for the IT/ITeS sector in India

TNSDC strikes a deal with Coursera

50,000 unemployed youth to be given free access to online courses

State records 5,569 fresh infections, 66 more fatalities

With 5,556 persons discharged, Tamil Nadu’s recovery rate stands at 89.7%

Tamil Nadu to tap artificial intelligence in governance

Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami unveils new policies on AI, blockchain and cybersecurity.

Crack down on secessionist forces, Madras High Court tells Centre

‘Don’t create impression of any language being neglected’

Watch | Madurai's favourite Othakadai wheat halwa

A video on the famous Othakadai wheat halwa which is a favourite among Madurai foodies

AMMK’s call to Centre on agriculture reforms bills

AMMK general secretary T.T.V. Dhinakaran found fault with the Central government for getting the Bills adopted in the Lok Sabha without “consulting fully” the States and representatives of farmers

Anbumani Ramadoss urges Centre not to give approval for Mekedatu dam

The Centre should take back all permissions given so far for the dam, the PMK youth wing leader said in a statement

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The updated guidance by CDC on September 18 says that the virus most commonly spreads through “respiratory droplets or small particles, such as those in aerosols, produced when an infected person coughs, sneezes, sings, talks, or breathes”. Representational image.

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President Ram Nath Kovind inaugurates the Visitor’s Conference on Implementation of National Education Policy 2020 on September 19, 2020. Photo: Twitter/@EduMinOfIndia

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A transmission electron micrograph of SARS-CoV-2 virus particles. Photo: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases via AFP

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The Lok Sabha on September 20, 2020.

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Rajeev Sharma, who has been arrested by the Delhi Police in connection with a case under the Official Secrets Act. Photo: Delhi Police via PTI

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BJD's Bhartruhari Mahtab speaks on the Epidemic Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2020.

12K | Parliament proceedings | September 21, 2020

TMC MP Derek O'Brien attempts to tear the rule book as ruckus erupts in the Rajya Sabha over agriculture-related bills, during the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament, in New Delhi on September 20, 2020. Photo: RSTV/PTI

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