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Key news developments from Tamil Nadu on July 29, 2022

July 29, 2022 09:08 am | Updated 09:09 am IST

The Hindu Bureau
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be the chief guest for Anna University’s 42 nd convocation to be held today at College of Engineering, Guindy campus. He will be only the second PM to attend a convocation of the institution.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be the chief guest for Anna University’s 42 nd convocation to be held today at College of Engineering, Guindy campus. He will be only the second PM to attend a convocation of the institution. | Photo Credit: PTI

1. Prime Minister Narendra Modi to deliver convocation address at Anna University, Chennai.

2. India’s first dance-film festival to commence at Alliance Francaise in Puducherry 

3. Forest department is tracking tiger that killed a buffalo near Udhagamangalam town.

4. The Madurai Bench of the High Court will hear a PIL petition that seeks a direction to the State to identify school dropouts and take steps to bring them back to the schools.

5. A B2B exhibition connecting micro industries to OEMs will be inaugurated by Tamil Nadu MSME Minister T.M. Anbarasan in Chennai 

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