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Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for tourist places in TN
The Tamil Nadu government issued a Standard Operating Procedure for allowing tourist places for public purposes.Click here to read the GO
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Allotment of seats in MBBS/BDS programmes | Tamil Nadu issues GO for creating Revolving Fund
The Tamil Nadu government on November 30 issued a G.O. to sanction a sum of ₹16 crore for creating a Revolving Fund to enable the payment of all type of essential fee and hostel fee for the students, who have obtained admission under the 7.5% preferential allotment of seats in MBBS/BDS programmes.Click here to read full GO
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The Tamil Nadu government has issued orders towards the formation of a co-ordination mechanism at the State and district levels on vaccination administration for COVID-19, in line with the suggestions made by the Centre, in view of the multiple vaccine candidates that are in various stages of development in the country.Click here to read full orders
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Public (Elections) Dept. constitutes committees to monitor advertisement of political nature
The Public (Elections) Department has constituted State-level and district-level committees for pre-viewing, scrutinising and certifying advertisements of political nature over television, cable networks, radio channels, websites and the social media that would "function at all times and not restricted only during the election period".Click here to read the full Govt Order
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Over 100 scientists from Tamil Nadu among top 2% in the world
Tamil Nadu is home to at least 100 of the top 2% scientists in the world, according to a database developed by Stanford University. The scientists are ranked as per their specialisation, based on the citation scores and the number of papers they have produced so far. The list also provides details of when the scientists published their first and latest research article.World Ranking list
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TN GO on boosting industrial growth
In a major policy decision aimed at boosting industrial growth in the State, the Tamil Nadu government has decided to consider the applications of industrial units to possess lands, which were earlier denied on the grounds that the seller/vendor in the transaction had violated the provisions of the Tamil Nadu Land Reforms (Fixation of Ceiling on Land) Act 1961.Click here to view the full GO