Protest staged against construction of compound wall for Coimbatore airport
Two farmers donate land for waterbody restoration in Coimbatore district
Sewage pipeline bursts in Coimbatore, two houses inundated
Coimbatore Corporation conducts public awareness drive on rainwater harvesting
Overloading of waste collection vehicles in Coimbatore posing safety risk, say drivers
BMS Sanitary Workers Wing say private contractors are threatening wage deductions and termination of employment if drivers fail to meet the target of collecting 1,200 kg of waste in every light commercial vehicle used for door-to-door collection
Pregnant woman admitted with labour pain to Coimbatore UPHC dies
Coimbatore athlete wins gold at world kettlebell championship
Track maintenance to affect train services in Coimbatore on October 1315, 17
Track maintenance to affect train services in Coimbatore on October 1315, 17
Kovai Heroes: When an accident survivor turned a guardian angel on Coimbatore city roads
Pak terror handlers revive old playbook, target cash-strapped recruits
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 9 (IANS) The busting of the Faridabad terror module, which allegedly carried out the car bomb blast near Delhis Red Fort in November last year, exposed how white-collar professionals were operating dangerous terror cells in India. It also indicated growing interest among similar youth in establishing terror cells and engaging in anti-national activities. These terror cells have emerged independently, with minimal interference from outfits such as Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba. Such modules draw inspiration from the ideology of these terror groups but maintain limited contact with operatives based in Pakistan during their formation and subsequent operations. An official said the pattern of picking educated and well-to-do youth was part of a changed strategy. Such persons are more lethal, require very little guidance and are capable of planning and executing high-value attacks while also raising funds on their own, the official said. While such modules are likely to continue emerging, agencies have noticed a significant change in their recruitment patterns. Over the past six to eight months, there has been a shift in the profile of those being recruited. Greater emphasis is now being placed on daily wage workers, less educated persons and those in financial distress. These recruits are not driven by ideology but are willing to work for small sums ranging from Rs 5,000 to Rs 15,000, the official said. These are the persons who are being picked up by the likes of Shahzad Bhatti to run surveillance rackets, drug smuggling and short-time hits. Take the case of Maqsood Ali, a 21-year-old daily wager arrested in Coimbatore, in Tamil Nadu. He was picked up to run a surveillance racket and also recruit more persons into this network. He had managed to recruit persons from Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. Another official said none of these persons were highly educated, and neither were they high profile. Most of them bit the bait for the sake of money. Even in the recent arrests made across the country by the various state police units, the recruits were all in for the money and were not driven by ideology, the official added. Counter-terror analysts say that such recruits are not as lethal as the high-profile white-collar terrorists. They need to be hand-held, and their operations may not be top-notch or high-profile. However, they can create a lot of damage to the security apparatus of the country. Such recruits, especially the daily wagers, do not come under scrutiny. They come across as any other person going about his work. The recruit uses this profile to enter crowded areas such as railway stations or bus stands and install CCTV cameras that provide a live feed to handlers based out of Pakistan. Even the people who see them do not suspect them as they look like genuine individuals who have been called in to either repair or install a camera, the official said. The Pakistan-based networks appear to be going back to the old style of recruitment when it comes to such operations. Several years back, the terror handlers would exploit the financial condition of a youth and then rope him in. In those days, these persons were assigned to collect material to prepare bombs, and once the same was ready, they would plant them at the specified location. Several bomb blasts took place in many parts of the country as the execution of the task never came under the eye, and none raised any suspicion about them. Officials say that this indicates that the Pakistan-based networks are not only focusing on self-radicalised modules comprising white-collar recruits. They are going back to the old style of recruitment where economic status is the tool to recruit and get the job done, an official said.
22, 24 carat Gold prices up across other cities on October 9
Revenue Department imposes 60,000 fine on resident for felling tree in Coimbatore
TNAU scientists assess vegetation management at Coimbatore airport
Techie among three youths held for peddling ganja, cannabis chocolates in Coimbatore
22, 24 carat Gold prices remain steady across other cities on October 8
Heavy Rain Forecast for Coimbatore and Nilgiris Over Three Days
The weather department predicts heavy rainfall in Coimbatore and Nilgiris from Thursday, with thunderstorms expected. Heavy Rain Forecast for Coimbatore and Nilgiris Over Three Days
TN: Heavy rain forecast for Coimbatore, Nilgiris for three days
TN: Heavy rain forecast for Coimbatore, Nilgiris for three days Chennai: Heavy rain is likely over Coimbatore and the Nilgiris for three days from Thursday, with the Meteorological Department forecasting thunderstorms in the hill areas and rainfall across several other parts of Tamil Nadu. According to the department, a low-pressure system prevailing over interior Tamil [] The post TN: Heavy rain forecast for Coimbatore, Nilgiris for three days appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Man caught on camera during bestiality bid near Coimbatore; handed over to police
Train services to be altered for maintenance works at Coimbatore Junction
Dug-up Marudhamalai Road continues to trouble commuters in Coimbatore
Sand excavated during underground sewerage work has spread across much of the carriageway, leaving only a small portion of the tarred surface visible, the resident say; the road becomes particularly slippery even in a light rain
New cardiac hospital begins operations in Coimbatore
AVMLabs launches first laboratory in Coimbatore
Dak Adalat in Coimbatore on October 13
Radhika Sarathkumar-starrer 'Delivery Boy' to hit screens on October 23
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 7 (IANS) The makers of director Nani's upcoming emotional action entertainer 'Delivery Boy', featuring actors Leo Sivakumar, Brigida and Radhika Sarathkumar in the lead, on Wednesday announced that their film would hit screens worldwide on October 23 this year. Saregama Tamil, the popular music label, shared the release date announcement poster of the film on its social media timelines. It wrote, Get ready for love, music & emotions on the big screen! #DeliveryBoy Movie is Releasing in Theatres This Oct 23rd! @sundaramurthyks . It may be recalled that shooting for the film had been wrapped up in December last year. Sources close to the unit had said that the film, which had been shot entirely in Chennai and Coimbatore, was shot in a span of just 42 days. Taking to their X timeline, the publicists of the production house Asasi Creations, had then said, #DeliveryBoy shoot wrapped up. Coming to theatres soon. Starring @leosivakumar02 @realradikaa @Brigidasagaoffl @DushyanthJayap1 @dhivakargj @DirectorBose @SundaramurthyKS @AmuthaLeoni @nanisignin @teamaimpr. Talking to IANS, director Nani, who worked as an assistant director to well known director Suseenthiran before turning director, had said, If I have to briefly give you an idea of what the film is all about, it is about the efforts made by a hardworking delivery boy looking to save his mother. The hero of the story comes from a lower middle class family and the story will revolve around his efforts to save his mother. It will be a gripping story that will keep audiences hooked to the screen from the beginning to end. The director had also disclosed that now that the shooting had been wrapped up, post production work was progressing at a brisk pace. We have now started dubbing for the film, he had said then. Apart from Leo Sivakumar, Brigida and Radikaa Sarathkumar, who play the lead, the film will also feature a host of gifted character artistes including actors Dushyanth, Kaali Venkat and Bose Venkat among others. The film also boasts of a good technical team. Produced by Amutha Leoni on behalf of the banner Asasi Creation, 'Delivery Boy' will have music by Sundaramoorthy and cinematography by Prasanna Kumar. The film, which has dialogues by Nanda Mani Vasagam, will have editing by Vasanth. Stunts in the film have been choreographed by Phoenix Prabhu while Art direction is by Suresh Kalyani.
Dhanush meets Asian Games 2026 medallist Vithya Ramraj, congratulates athlete on her achievements
Actor Dhanush met Tamil Nadu athlete Vithya Ramraj and congratulated her on her achievements in the recently concluded Asian Games. He also invited her for a special meeting. Vithya, who hails from Coimbatore, has represented India in athletics and overcome several challenges to establish herself on the international stage. Her recent journey included a three-medal haul at the Asian Games. She won gold in the women
Hindi Words On Coimbatore, Karur Hospitals' Medicine Covers Dropped After Row
The Health Minister KG Arunraj said Karur would use covers with details printed only in Tamil, while Coimbatore would use covers carrying instructions in Tamil and English.
TN hospitals halt medicine covers over Hindi printing
Government hospitals in Coimbatore and Karur halted the distribution of trilingual medicine covers after a political controversy erupted over Tamil Nadu's language policy. DMK leaders criticised the packaging, which included Hindi, English, and Tamil, as a covert implementation of a three-language policy. Hospital authorities clarified the covers were old stock and immediately stopped their distribution.
Operation Firewall-2026 has placed 18 people, including 13 suspected Navy personnel, under the scanner in a Pakistan-linked espionage probe across 10 states and Union Territories. Andhra Pradesh Counter-Intelligence officials have arrested two suspects, including a civilian contract driver in Visakhapatnam and a suspected Navy employee in Coimbatore, while investigations into the remaining 16 continue.
Andhra Pradesh Police arrest two, including Naval employee, for spying for Pakistan
Digital Desk | Vijayawada, Oct 6 (IANS) The Andhra Pradesh Counter Intelligence Cell has arrested two persons, including a Naval employee, for allegedly sharing sensitive information about Naval and defence establishments with Pakistan-based intelligence operatives. Annam Sai Varaprasad, a civilian contract driver engaged for Naval officers, was arrested in Visakhapatnam, while Pradeep Mukherjee, a Naval employee at the Visakhapatnam Naval base, was arrested in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. The AP Counter Intelligence Cell made the arrests after launching a coordinated operation on October 1 against an alleged espionage module involving 18 suspects, including 13 Naval personnel. Code-named Operation Firewall2026, the operation involved 12 Counter Intelligence teams deployed across 10 states and union territory -- Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, Goa, Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Chhattisgarh and Bihar. The Counter Intelligence Cell said in a statement on Tuesday that it received credible information that certain people in India were allegedly in direct contact with Pakistan Intelligence Operatives (PIOs) and their suspected involvement in an espionage conspiracy prejudicial to national security. The suspects were allegedly collecting and sharing the sensitive/classified information relating to defence establishments and strategic locations in Visakhapatnam and other parts of the country was collected and shared through encrypted communication channels. The Counter Intelligence Police Station in Vijayawada registered a case on September 2 under Sections 61(2), 147 and 148 read with Section 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, Sections 17 and 18 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967, and Section 3 of the Official Secrets Act, 1923. Counter Intelligence teams worked in coordination with the concerned state Anti-Terrorism Squads, Naval officials and local police. They examined the alleged involvement of the 18 suspects and seized electronic gadgets following legal procedures. Two of the suspects were arrested after their role was established prima facie in this case, while investigation into the remaining suspects is continuing. Annam Sai Varaprasad, a civilian contract driver engaged for Naval officers, was arrested for his involvement in sharing sensitive/classified information relating to Naval/Defence establishments with a Pakistan-based intelligence operative and received money in connection with it. He was sent to judicial remand until October 14 and is currently lodged in District Jail, Visakhapatnam. Pradeep Mukherjee, a Naval employee at the Visakhapatnam Naval base, allegedly shared an OTP to activate a WhatsApp account used by a PIO, communicated with PIOs and shared sensitive information relating to Naval and defence establishments. After obtaining a transit warrant from a local court in Coimbatore, the Counter Intelligence Cell produced Mukherjee before the jurisdictional court in Vijayawada. He was sent to judicial custody until October 14 and is currently lodged in District Jail, Vijayawada. The Counter Intelligence Cell said the investigation into the remaining suspects was continuing and that further details would be disclosed at an appropriate time, keeping in view the requirements of the investigation and national security.
Raw Mat India 2026 exhibition opens at CODISSIA in Coimbatore
Coimbatore Corporation collects 306.80 crore in property tax since April
AAI will expedite steps to improve international connectivity, cargo handling at Coimbatore airport
The airports point of call status in the bilateral air services agreements will be studied and taken to the attention of appropriate authorities to increase connectivity, says Airport Director S. Dharmaraj
Man sentenced to life term for murdering wife near Coimbatore
Three-day raw material expo takes off in Coimbatore
India's festive hiring rises 7 pc as whitecollar market cools
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 6 (IANS) India's festive hiring grew 7 per cent yearonyear to 1,27,080 jobs in 2026 even as overall whitecollar hiring moderated 11 per cent yearonyear in September, a report said on Tuesday. The report from foundit said the divergence reflected a concentrated buildup in Indias consumption and fulfilment economy. Quick Commerce led festive demand with an 18 per cent yearonyear rise, followed by Ecommerce at 12 per cent and Logistics & Transportation at 10 per cent. Meanwhile, this demand is spreading beyond the metros, with Tier 2 and emerging cities growing significantly faster, while early-career professionals remain at the centre of festive hiring. Festive hiring has continued to expand over the last three years, rising from 98,120 jobs in 2024 to 1,18,750 in 2025 and 1,27,080 in 2026. Travel & hospitality, media & entertainment and retail recorded over 6 per cent, 5 per cent and 4 per cent gains respectively. The report added that whitecollar gigs and freelance hiring grew 15 per cent yearonyear, indicating greater use of flexible talent as businesses respond to seasonal spikes in demand. Strong demand for early-career talent also shows that businesses are prioritising agile, digitally ready workforces that can scale with demand. As consumption becomes more distributed, we expect employment opportunities to increasingly follow the same trajectory, said Tarun Sinha, CEO, foundit. Metros accounting for 56 per cent of festive whitecollar roles posted only 3 per cent YoY growth. Tier2 cities accounted for 27 per cent of festive jobs and grew 11 per cent, while Tier3 and emerging cities, at 17 per cent of the total, recorded the fastest growth at 15 per cent. Jaipur, Lucknow, Indore, Surat, Nagpur, Bhubaneswar, Coimbatore, Chandigarh and Kochi are among the cities seeing increased demand during the 2026 festive period.
Summer routines continue for wild animals, forest dept personnel near Coimbatore
Electric shock from DJ equipment kills engineering student during celebrations at Coimbatore hostel
42 students receive 6.27 lakh education assistance in Coimbatore
Coimbatore airport gets new Director
Three-day Space Expo begins in Coimbatore
Three-day Space Expo begins in Coimbatore
Coimbatore Corporation intensifies dengue checks at theatres, public places
Coimbatore Corporation intensifies dengue checks at theatres, public places
Coimbatore MSMEs seek steel duty relief as raw material prices surge
Industry associations have sought a six-month relaxation of steel import duties and quality control orders, along with government steps to improve raw-material supplies
Coimbatore engineering college student electrocuted while dancing near DJ equipment
Indian Navy Sailor Honeytrapped in Pakistan-Linked Defence Leak Case
An Indian Navy sailor was allegedly honeytrapped by a Pakistani intelligence operative and arrested in Coimbatore for reportedly sharing sensitive defence information. The case has once again exposed the dangerous use of social media and personal relationships as tools of espionage. The sailor, identified as 31-year-old Pradeep Mukherjee, is reportedly from West Bengal and joined [] The post Indian Navy Sailor Honeytrapped in Pakistan-Linked Defence Leak Case appeared first on Tfipost.com .
Tamil Nadu weather: Rain with thunderstorms and lightning is likely in 17 districts, including Chennai, over the next three hours, according to the Chennai Meteorological Centre. The IMD has also forecast isolated heavy rain in the ghat areas of Coimbatore, the Nilgiris, Theni, Krishnagiri and Dharmapuri, along with gusty winds reaching 40-50 kmph in one or two places.
Indian Navy sailor held for leaking data to female Pakistani operative
Coimbatore (TN): An Indian Navy sailor accused of transmitting classified maritime intelligence to a Pakistani operative was arrested, officials said Sunday. According to official sources, the espionage operation involved a social media honey-trap. The Andhra Pradesh Police Counter Intelligence (CI) cell arrested 31-year-old Pradeep Mukherjee October 3 at INS Agrani, a naval leadership training facility []
Clean-up drive, awareness activities mark Wildlife Week celebrationin Coimbatore
Four arrested for extorting money from youth in Coimbatore
Sailor met female Pakistani operative on social media a few months ago and shared sensitive information with her; police found suspicious digital activity, placed him under surveillance before arrest in Coimbatore on October 3
Eurasian coots flock in large numbers at Achankulam near Coimbatore
TN CM Vijay holds mega roadshow in Dharapuram in support of candidate P. Sathyabama
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and Tamizhaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief C. Joseph Vijay concluded the final day of his second-phase campaign on Sunday, with a massive roadshow in support of party candidate P Sathyabama for the Dharapuram (SC) Assembly constituency by-election. Following the roadshow, the Chief Minister departed from Dharapuram via helicopter for Coimbatore. Expressing confidence in the party's prospects, Vijay remarked that the upcoming by-election would result in a historic victory for the party. Later, State Minister Arun Raj and leader P Anand arrived at the resort where campaign managers were stationed. Minister Sengottaiyan, who was present, departed the venue without taking questions from the media. Speaking to reporters on the massive turnout at the Chief Minister's roadshow, State Minister Arun Raj praised the public support for the party candidate. ... Without spending a single rupee, this much crowd has come just to have a glimpse of our leader. It is really a...
Coimbatore Corporation plans to end conventional dumping of garden waste at Vellalore
Drone found abandoned on Coimbatore International Airport premises
A national record, three medals and a proud homecoming for Coimbatores Vithya Ramraj
A 31-year-old sailor of the Indian Navy has been arrested from Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore for allegedly leaking sensitive defence-related information to a Pakistani operative, said officials on Sunday. The arrested sailor was identified as Pradeep Mukherjee.
By poll: CM Vijay to Hold Roadshow in Dharapuram Constituency
As campaigning enters its final leg, party souces said Vijay is expected to fly to Coimbatore and then take a helicopter to Dharapuram, from where he will travel through the constituency
TN bypolls: CM Vijay to hold 40-km roadshow in Dharapuram as campaign ends today
Digital Desk | Dharapuram, Oct 4 (IANS) Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay will undertake a roadshow in Dharapuram on Sunday to seek votes for Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) candidate Sathyabama, as campaigning for the October 6 Assembly bypoll enters its final hours. The roadshow, covering approximately 40 kilometres between Dharapuram and Mulanur, will mark his second campaign visit to the constituency in support of the party candidate. Canvassing is scheduled to end at 6 p.m. The reserved constituency in Tiruppur district is witnessing a five-cornered contest involving TVK, DMK, AIADMK, Naam Tamilar Katchi and the Communist Party. Altogether, 22 candidates, including nominees of political parties and Independents, are in the fray. Candidates have been campaigning across the constituency throughout the day and night, while senior leaders of their parties and alliance partners have joined the effort to mobilise support. With the campaign deadline approaching, parties are intensifying their final appeals to voters. CM Vijay is scheduled to fly from Chennai to Coimbatore on Sunday before travelling by helicopter to Dharapuram. He is expected to arrive at 11 a.m. at a helipad prepared in Maruthi Nagar. From there, he will travel in a campaign van to the Udumalai roundabout junction, about two kilometres away, to begin the roadshow through key parts of the town. The itinerary includes the Periyar statue junction, Five Roads junction and Meenakshipuram. CM Vijay will subsequently proceed through Kulathupalayam, Karaiyur and Mulanur, with the route also covering the Vanjiamman temple area. After completing the programme, he will return to Maruthi Nagar along the same route. He will then take a helicopter to Coimbatore and board a flight back to Chennai. Security has been strengthened along the roadshow route ahead of the Chief Ministers visit. Barricades have been installed on both sides of the roads to facilitate public viewing during the campaign procession. Coimbatore West Zone Inspector General of Police Ramya Bharathi inspected the helipad at Maruthi Nagar as part of the preparations. Tiruppur Superintendent of Police Shruti Singh accompanied her, along with officials from the Revenue and Public Works departments and other police personnel. The inspection formed part of preparations for CM Vijays arrival and departure, while security arrangements along the planned route were being put in place for the final day of campaigning. Polling will take place on Tuesday.
Authorities enforce cap on visitors to Perumalmudi, Melmudi in Coimbatore
Coimbatore corporation to explore alternative recreational options at Ukkadam Periyakulam
UGD work on Mettupalayam Road leads to sewage backflow into street manholes in Coimbatore
Coimbatore Corporation holds Kolam competition to promote four-way waste segregation
Final held among 100 participants selected through ward-level competitions organised across the Corporations 100 wards; contestants draw kolams highlighting segregation of waste into dry, wet, special and sanitary categories
Coimbatore Corporation holds Kolam competition to promote four-way waste segregation
Final held among 100 participants selected through ward-level competitions organised across the Corporations 100 wards; contestants draw kolams highlighting segregation of waste into dry, wet, special and sanitary categories
Six arrested in Coimbatore for possessing synthetic drug, ganja
22, 24 carat Gold prices down across other cities on October 3
T.N. recoding around 200 dengue cases a day, numbers remain steady: DPH
The Director of Public Health and Preventive Medicine says the caseload remains steady and is not at outbreak proportions; cases are being reported across cities including the Chennai belt (Tiruvallur and Kancheepuram), Coimbatore, and Madurai
Activist slam Coimbatore corporation over uncleared silt, canal pollution
Free travel for women under Vettri Payanam scheme to cover 2,108 buses in Coimbatore region
SDPI holds protest in Coimbatore seeking CECs resignation
Why are Villas in Coimbatore Becoming the Preferred Choice for Families?
Families today often look for homes that offer more than just a place to live. Space, privacy, recreation, wellness facilities, and convenient access to everyday destinations can all influence a homebuying decision. This has increased interest in residential communities that bring these elements together. For many families, villas in Coimbatore offer a combination of independent ... Read more Why are Villas in Coimbatore Becoming the Preferred Choice for Families?
Doorstep delivery of ration commodities on October 3 and 5 under Thayumanavar scheme in Coimbatore
Coimbatore Corporation focuses on rainwater harvesting ahead of monsoon
Visitors, vehicles capped at two temples in western ghats in Coimbatore
Coimbatore Corporation plans improvements to amenities at Race Course
Coimbatore Corporation plans improvements to amenities at Race Course
Male elephant found dead near Coimbatore
The Hindu in School quiz in Coimbatore on October 8
The Hindu in School quiz in Coimbatore on October 8
Coimbatore hospital launches Pink Path to promote awareness on breast cancer
CM Vijay Felicitates Coimbatore Cop Who Clung To SUV For 40 Km To Stop Gutkha Smugglers
Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay personally honoured Head Constable M Velmurugan after his nearly 40-km pursuit of suspected gutkha smugglers.
22, 24 carat Gold prices down across other cities on October 1
TN: Heavy rain forecast in Nilgiris, Coimbatore, Erode today
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 1 (IANS) Heavy rain accompanied by strong winds is likely in Nilgiris, Coimbatore and Erode districts on Thursday, the Meteorological Department said, as a trough extending across Tamil Nadu is expected to bring rainfall to several parts of the state. The trough runs from south interior of Karnataka to the Gulf of Mannar through Tamil Nadu. Under its influence, the three western districts could receive heavy showers, while several other districts are likely to experience moderate rain accompanied by thunder and lightning. The forecast places Nilgiris, Coimbatore and Erode among the areas expected to receive the heaviest rainfall. Strong winds could accompany the showers in these districts, according to the department. Moderate rain with thunderstorms is likely in Tiruchirappalli, Namakkal, Theni, Tenkasi, Tirupattur, Dindigul, Madurai and Virudhunagar. Tirunelveli and Kanyakumari districts could also receive moderate showers accompanied by thunder and lightning. The forecast indicates that rainfall will extend beyond the western districts, covering parts of central and southern Tamil Nadu. However, the intensity is expected to vary, with heavy rain predicted for the three western districts and moderate showers for the other districts mentioned by the department. Elsewhere in Tamil Nadu, light to moderate rain is likely at a few places. Similar conditions are expected in Puducherry and Karaikal, where the department has forecast light to moderate showers. For Chennai, the forecast points to a chance of light rain during the evening or night. The city is therefore expected to see milder rainfall than the heavy showers predicted in Nilgiris, Coimbatore and Erode. The departments outlook for the capital is limited to the possibility of light showers later in the day. It has not indicated heavy rainfall for Chennai in the forecast provided. Thursdays weather outlook highlights differing conditions across the region, ranging from heavy rain with strong winds in western Tamil Nadu to thunderstorms in several inland and southern districts and lighter showers elsewhere. The trough passing through the state is the weather feature associated with the expected rainfall. The department has linked the likelihood of heavy rain in Nilgiris, Coimbatore and Erode to its influence. While rain is possible across several districts, the forecast does not suggest uniform rainfall throughout Tamil Nadu. It identifies particular districts for heavier or thunderstorm activity and predicts scattered light to moderate showers in the remaining areas.
Coimbatore could add 125 GCCs by 2032: Report
