The Times of India

Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay launched a strong attack on the opposition DMK, urging people to grant him time to eradicate corruption and fulfill promises. He vowed to hold all corrupt individuals accountable, dismissing the DMK's long-standing tactics as outdated. Vijay also countered Leader of the Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin's remarks, emphasizing his government's commitment to Tamil identity and state rights, while rejecting criticisms of their governance style.

The Enforcement Directorate has initiated extensive searches across Tamil Nadu, targeting 18 locations in Chennai, Trichy, Coimbatore, and Madurai. This operation is linked to a 2017 scam involving the manipulation of polytechnic teacher recruitment exam results. Allegations suggest middlemen were involved in inflating candidate scores for financial gain. The ED is investigating potential money laundering activities following an earlier chargesheet filed by Chennai police.

Tragedy struck a seafood processing unit in Tiruvallur as an ammonia gas leak claimed its ninth victim, an Assam resident, on Tuesday. All nine deceased are women. The incident, which occurred during routine operations, left many workers with severe respiratory issues. Health officials are now urging continuous monitoring for delayed complications and safety audits across similar facilities.

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A light-hearted moment broke the political tension in the Tamil Nadu assembly when a debate over water distribution led to laughter.

He was criticised by some party leaders for wanting to continue in DMK-led alliance while they wanted to switch to allying with TVK

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The state has 6,669 hazardous industries out of a total of 54,954 industries. The govt would take all necessary measures under the relevant rules and regulations to prevent such incidents in future, he added.

During the function, organizers were seen engaging professional cameramen to shoot reels, further delaying the proceedings.

A devastating ammonia leak at a seafood processing plant in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur district has claimed five lives and hospitalized 67. The incident highlights the dangers of ammonia, a common refrigerant in the export industry, when containment fails. The corrosive gas causes severe respiratory and eye damage, with delayed complications posing ongoing risks. Authorities are reviewing safety measures and monitoring the environment for community impact.

Tragedy struck a seafood processing unit in Tiruvallur as an ammonia gas leak claimed five lives by Monday morning. Seventy-four individuals were affected, with 67 still hospitalized, many requiring intensive care and ventilation. Symptoms included severe respiratory distress and eye irritation. Investigations into the leak's cause and industrial safety measures are underway, with continuous monitoring of affected workers.

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