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Fund 50% of COVID-19 test costs from PM-CARES funds, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister requests PM Modi

Dennis S. Jesudasan

Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami, who participated in a virtual meeting of Chief Ministers on Tuesday, also reiterated his demand for ₹1,000 crore to fight the pandemic

Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami participating in a virtual meeting of Chief Ministers chaired by Prime Minister Modi

2.5 lakh people have been discharged so far in State

Special Correspondent

5,834 new cases and 118 deaths reported; Chennai accounts for 986 cases

Battling the virus: A Corporation worker spraying disinfectant at the St. Mary’s Corporation Cemetery in Mylapore, Chennai, on Tuesday.

Bus services unlikely to resume before August 31

T. Ramakrishnan

The services have remained suspended since June 24

In limbo: The combined fleet strength of the transport corporations is around 21,500.

Ministers debate on party’s CM candidate

T. Ramakrishnan

Senior AIADMK leaders feel the whole controversy is ‘unnecessary’

Edappadi K.Palaniswami

Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami participating in a virtual meeting of Chief Ministers chaired by Prime Minister Modi

Fund 50% of COVID-19 test costs from PM-CARES funds, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister requests PM Modi

Battling the virus: A Corporation worker spraying disinfectant at the St. Mary’s Corporation Cemetery in Mylapore, Chennai, on Tuesday.

2.5 lakh people have been discharged so far in State

In limbo: The combined fleet strength of the transport corporations is around 21,500.

Bus services unlikely to resume before August 31

Edappadi K.Palaniswami

Ministers debate on party’s CM candidate

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The band of fire officers performs in slums and crowded localities in Chennai to create awareness about COVID-19

When Chennai’s fire fighters turn musicians for a cause

Photograph used for representational purposes only

Schools to start admissions for classes one, six and nine from August 17

A file photograph showing a view of the Music Academy in Chennai.

Chennai Sabhas to take virtual route to entertain rasikas this Marghazhi

B. Kolappan Due the COVID-19 pandemic and resultant restrictions on public gatherings, The Music Academy and other sabhas are considering organising the music festival on a digital platform

Critical procedure at Kudankulam successful

Special Correspondent Reactor Pressure Vessel Dry Shielding completed

An MBBS student at the University pays ₹5.54 lakh whereas in a government college the fee is only ₹13,000, says the activist.

Activist seeks lower fee in Annamalai varsity and IRT medical colleges

Special Correspondent Fee 2.5 times higher than what is charged in govt. college, says Ravindranath

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Nitin Sathyaa (L) with Vaibhav (C) and Venkat Prabhu (R) while filming ‘Lock Up’

Tamil film producer V Swaminathan passes away, after battle with COVID-19

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His production house Lakshmi Movie Makers was responsible for several successful films with actors such as Vijay, Ajith and Kamal Haasan

Nithin Sathyaa: Being a producer in Tamil cinema is the most dangerous thing

The star discusses his upcoming film ‘Lock Up’ and making the transition from actor to producer

Venkat Prabhu: ‘Refreshing to see other directors write roles for me’

The filmmaker, who plays a cop in upcoming Tamil film ‘Lock Up’, discusses a renewed interest in his acting career, gives updates on his directorials ‘Party’ and ‘Maanaadu’, and the future of digital streaming

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T.N. must oppose NEP, says Mutharasan

Lyricist Muthusamy dies at 100

Aadi Krithikai pujas to be streamed online

‘Reduce tuition fee in Annamalai varsity, IRT medical colleges’

‘Pandemic has caused disruption of education’

Withdraw e-pass system: Murugan

‘Over 5.09 cr. outpatients treated in govt. hospitals’

Government hospitals in the State have been providing uninterrupted healthcare to non-COVID-19 patients during the pandemic. Since March, the

Admissions for Classes 1, 6 and 9 from Aug. 17

All guidelines should be followed, says Sengottaiyan

Bus services unlikely to resume before August 31

The services have remained suspended since June 24

Ministers debate on party’s CM candidate

Senior AIADMK leaders feel the whole controversy is ‘unnecessary’

A COVID-19 care centre for terror suspects at Puzhal

Stanley hospital to manage facility for asymptomatic persons

Walking the footsteps of their father to take up civil services career

Until last month, R. Anamika and R. Anjali were proud that they had pursued electrical engineering from reputed institutions, just like their father

2.5 lakh people have been discharged so far in State

5,834 new cases and 118 deaths reported; Chennai accounts for 986 cases

Two more deaths, 276 new cases in U.T.

3,532 patients have recovered

Vinayaka Chaturthi fete banned in Union Territory

No idols will be allowed in public places: Collector

CPI workers stage protest in Puducherry

The Communist Party of India (CPI) on Tuesday organised demonstrations in several parts of the Union Territory to highlight the failure of the

The Music Academy to take virtual route to entertain rasikas

COVID-19 pandemic has put paid to chances of holding physical concerts

Inflow to Mettur dam reduces

The inflow to Mettur dam was reduced to 80,000 cusecs on Tuesday morning.According to officials from the Public Works Department, the water level at

Critical procedure at Kudankulam successful

Reactor Pressure Vessel Dry Shielding completed

Activist seeks lower fee in Annamalai varsity and IRT medical colleges

Fee 2.5 times higher than what is charged in govt. college, says Ravindranath

HC seeks status report on encroachments

The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has directed the Dindigul Collector to file a comprehensive status report on a public interest litigation

Robbers attack watchman in Pulicat school, steal laptops

Gadgets were meant to be given to students, says a teacher

T.N. policemen of 2003 batch donate generously to their colleague’s family

Over 5,000 head constables mobilise ₹25 lakh and help kin of deceased

Schools to start admissions for classes one, six and nine from August 17

Minister for School Education, K.A. Sengottaiyan, said the guidelines issued by the Tamil Nadu government, which include physical distancing and other safety measures, should be strictly adhered to

BJP urges Tamil Nadu CM to withdraw e-pass system as people are suffering

L. Murugan, in a statement, said Tamil Nadu is the only State with such a process

Doctors Association demands promised incentive, solatium for COVID-19 frontline staff

In a letter to the Health Secretary, the Federation of Government Doctors Association urged the government to grant a government job to the legal heirs of frontline workers who have died during COVID-19 duty, and an ex-gratia of ₹2 lakh for those who have tested positive

Coronavirus | Fund 50% of COVID-19 test costs from PM-CARES funds, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister requests PM Modi

Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami, who participated in a virtual meeting of Chief Ministers on Tuesday, also reiterated his demand for ₹1,000 crore to fight the pandemic

Watch | Gramin Dak Sevaks of Vellore

A video on the postal workers of Vellore district who are working through the pandemic to help MGNREGA workers access their salaries

Canara Bank Officers Union directed to pay compensation for delay in delivery of flats

The Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority has directed the Bank Union to compensate two home buyers in a case relating to a project in Coimbatore district

Gyms open in T.N. with restrictions

But not many turn up for workouts owing to safety concerns

Centre should realise language issue is an emotive one: Veeramani

In a statement, Dravidar Kazhagam president referred to the alleged incident where a CISF officer had asked DMK MP Kanimozhi, if she was an Indian, for not being able to comprehend Hindi.

DMK chief questions lower cut-offs for economically weaker sections in civil services

Concept was introduced to undermine social justice: Stalin

Vehicle registrations in Tamil Nadu down 38.43% in July

Numbers falls further from June which saw a 26.92% dip

AIADMK MLA hospitalised as he develops symptoms

Madurai South legislator’s CT scan shows chest congestion

Tamil Nadu records 5,914 fresh cases; over 6,000 patients discharged

Northern districts continue to witness a spike in COVID-19 infections

Problems galore for police

‘COVID-19 outbreak, custodial deaths have made life difficult’

Tasmac inks deal with ICICI bank for PoS machines

The Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation Limited, popularly known as Tasmac, has finalised a deal with ICICI Bank Limited for setting up Point of

Light to moderate rainfall likely today

IMD says rainfall activity to decrease over the State

Fishworkers forum demands complete withdrawal of draft EIA 2020

The National Fishworkers’ Forum (NFF), a federation of State-level trade unions in India, has written to Union Environment and Forests Minister

Arts and science college to come up at Rishivandhiyam, says CM

‘Top priority for improving infrastructure in rural areas’

All class 10 students declared ‘passed’

Marks based on half-yearly, quarterly with 20% weightage for attendance also

Stalin’s plea to be heard tomorrow

Case relates to the confidence motion and privilege proceedings in 2017

EC looking at introducing remote voting

It will help people who have moved away from their native, says Umesh Sinha

T.N. police warned of jihadi propaganda to launch attacks

Intelligence alert calls for tight security ahead of August 15

CJ allots Bench for hearing cases related to Jaya’s properties

Chief Justice Amreshwar Pratap Sahi of Madras High Court has ordered for listing of cases related to properties left behind by former Chief Minister

Kin of students who drowned in Russia await answers from govt.

The families of the four medical students who drowned in the Volga river in Moscow, Russia, say they are clueless about when the bodies would reach

Wrong to say T.N. language policy is restrictive: Prof. Ramasamy

Not everyone who learns Hindi goes outside State, says ex-Vice Chairman of TANSCHE

T.N. likely to release surplus water only after level in Mullaperiyar touches 142 ft.

Decision based on Supreme Court judgment, says officials

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