First-ever bus reaches TN Minister Vanni Arasu
Chennai: Marking a historic milestone, Ayan Reddiapatti in Tamil Nadu got its first government bus service since Independence on Sunday, September 13. Sharing the development on social media platform X, TN Social Justice Minister Vanni Arasu said, India celebrated its 80th Independence Day this year and has stepped into its 81st year. Today (13.09.26), for Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
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Tamil Nadu police approve the installation of 36,000 Ganesh idols for Ganesh Chaturthi, ensuring safety and order during celebrations. Tamil Nadu Grants Approval for 36,000 Ganesh Idols for Ganesh Chaturthi Celebrations
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Storm destroys over 10,000 banana plants in TNs Erode; farmers suffer losses Erode: More than 10,000 banana plants were uprooted after heavy rain accompanied by strong winds lashed Ammapettai and surrounding areas in Tamil Nadus Erode district from Sunday evening until midnight, causing huge losses to farmers. The sudden spell of rain and gusty winds [] The post Storm destroys over 10,000 banana plants in TNs Erode; farmers suffer losses appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
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Digital Desk | Chennai, Sep 14 (IANS) The Tamil Nadu government will introduce a unified online registration system for architects, engineers, town planners and other professionals involved in preparing building plans and submitting applications for planning permission across the state. The Housing and Urban Development Department has directed the Directorate of Town and Country Planning (DTCP) to implement the new registration mechanism through the Single Window Portal. The initiative is part of the governments plan to simplify the approval process and introduce third-party planning permission for smaller residential, commercial and industrial buildings. Once the system becomes operational, only professionals registered on the portal will be permitted to prepare building plans and submit planning applications to local bodies and planning authorities. Currently, architects, engineers and town planners are required to obtain separate registrations from different authorities depending on their jurisdiction. The government said that this arrangement has led to duplication of records, procedural delays and difficulties for professionals working in more than one planning area. Under the new system, every eligible professional will be issued a unique statewide registration identification number. The registration will be recognised by all local bodies and planning authorities in Tamil Nadu, allowing professionals to operate across jurisdictions without securing multiple approvals. Eligibility for registration will be determined in accordance with the Tamil Nadu Combined Development and Building Rules, 2019. Professionals must submit their applications online through the Single Window Portal. The applications will be scrutinised and approved by the respective DTCP district offices. Professionals already registered on the portal will be migrated automatically to the unified system. Their existing registrations will remain valid until the date of expiry, following which renewals must be completed online through the portal. The initiative is also expected to support the proposed third-party approval mechanism announced in the Assembly. Under the plan, registered engineers will be authorised to approve certain categories of smaller buildings within limits fixed by the government. They will be permitted to approve residential buildings with a floor space index area of up to 8,070 sq ft and commercial buildings with an FSI area of up to 3,230 sq ft. Factory buildings with a built-up area of up to 26,900 sq. ft. in approved industrial estates will also come under the system. Officials expect the statewide registration platform to improve accountability, eliminate repetitive procedures and accelerate the processing of planning applications. The reform is intended to provide a more transparent and efficient approval system while reducing the administrative burden on applicants and professionals.
TN: Heavy rain, strong wind forecast for Nilgiris, Coimbatore for three days
Digital Desk | Chennai, Sep 14 (IANS) The Regional Meteorological Centre in Tamil Nadu has forecast heavy rain in the hilly areas of the Nilgiris and Coimbatore districts over the next three days, with strong winds also likely to affect the region. The changing weather conditions have been attributed to a trough extending from southwest Madhya Pradesh to the Gulf of Mannar. Under its influence, rain activity is expected to intensify across parts of Tamil Nadu, particularly along the Western Ghats. The weather department said isolated places in the hill regions of the Nilgiris and Coimbatore districts could receive heavy rainfall accompanied by gusty winds from Monday to Wednesday. Residents, tourists and motorists travelling through vulnerable mountain stretches have been advised to remain cautious. Moderate rain accompanied by strong surface winds is also likely at isolated places in other Western Ghats districts on Monday and Tuesday. Similar conditions have been forecast for Tirupattur, Vellore, Tiruvannamalai, Krishnagiri, Dharmapuri, Erode, Salem, Namakkal, Karur, Tiruchy, Ariyalur, Perambalur and Kallakurichi districts. The rain may provide temporary relief from the prevailing heat in some areas. However, strong winds could affect road travel and damage weak structures, trees and standing crops in exposed locations. People living in hilly and low-lying areas have been asked to monitor weather updates, particularly if heavy rain continues for prolonged periods. Motorists using ghat roads should exercise caution as rainfall could reduce visibility and make roads slippery. Chennai is expected to experience generally cloudy conditions, with the possibility of light rain in parts of the city during the evening or night. No widespread heavy rainfall has been forecast for the capital at present. Despite the likelihood of rain in several districts, daytime temperatures are likely to remain high in parts of interior Tamil Nadu. The weather department warned that the maximum temperature may rise by up to four degrees Celsius above normal at isolated places. The combination of higher temperatures, humidity and intermittent rain could result in uncomfortable weather conditions. Members of the public have been advised to avoid prolonged exposure to the afternoon sun, remain adequately hydrated and take necessary precautions while travelling. The authorities are expected to closely monitor weather conditions in the Nilgiris and Coimbatore hills, where intense spells of rainfall can occasionally trigger waterlogging, minor landslips and disruptions along mountain roads.
TN Police clear installation of 36,000 Ganesh idols for Vinayaka Chaturthi celebrations
Digital Desk | Chennai, Sep 14 (IANS) Tamil Nadu Police have granted permission for the installation of 36,000 Ganesh idols at public places across the state as part of Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. Members of the public and various Hindu organisations had sought permission to install idols for worship and later take them in processions for immersion in designated water bodies. The approvals were issued after organisers fulfilled the conditions laid down by the Madras High Court, the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, the Fire and Rescue Services Department, local bodies and the police. In Chennai alone, the city police have permitted the installation of 1,562 Ganesh idols at approved locations. Elaborate security arrangements have been made to ensure that the celebrations, processions and immersion events are conducted peacefully. As many as 16,500 police personnel and 500 Home Guards will be deployed across the Chennai Police jurisdiction during the festival period. Police teams will maintain surveillance at idol installation sites, procession routes, crowded areas and immersion points. Organisers have been instructed to install CCTV cameras at places where idols are kept for public worship. They must also deploy volunteers to guard the idols, regulate crowds and assist police personnel in maintaining order. The police have directed organisers to comply strictly with regulations governing the size and materials used for making idols. They must also follow fire safety, electrical safety, environmental protection and traffic management requirements. Ganesh idols will be taken out in processions and immersed in water bodies on September 19 and 20. The processions will be allowed only along routes approved in advance by the police. Organisers have been asked to complete the immersion within the stipulated time and cooperate with officials stationed along the routes. The use of unauthorised vehicles, provocative slogans, inflammable materials and high-volume sound systems will not be permitted during the processions. Police will also monitor social media platforms to prevent the circulation of inflammatory or misleading content capable of disturbing communal harmony. Officials warned that idols should not be installed at unauthorised locations or without the necessary clearances. Any violation of the restrictions or attempt to disrupt public peace would invite legal action. The police have appealed to organisers and devotees to cooperate with the authorities and celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi in a peaceful, safe and environmentally responsible manner.
Storm destroys over 10,000 banana plants in TN's Erode; farmers suffer losses
Digital Desk | Erode, Sep 14 (IANS) More than 10,000 banana plants were uprooted after heavy rain accompanied by strong winds lashed Ammapettai and surrounding areas in Tamil Nadu's Erode district from Sunday evening until midnight, causing huge losses to farmers. The sudden spell of rain and gusty winds caused extensive damage to banana plantations in Boothapadi village near Ammapettai and areas, including Anna Nagar, Poonachi, Kemmiyampatti, Patlur and Muliyanur. Farmers said the intensity of the wind left them with little opportunity to protect their standing crops. Plantations belonging to several farmers, including Senthil Kumar, 43, Veluchamy, 73, Kaveri, 76, Parimala, 56, Moorthy, 62, and Poonachi Eesan, were among those severely affected. Thousands of banana plants were found uprooted or broken across the fields after the storm subsided. Most of the damaged plants were of the Nendran variety and had been cultivated for nearly seven months. They were approaching the stage of producing bunches, raising expectations of a good harvest among the growers. The destruction of the crop at this crucial stage has left the affected farmers deeply distressed. Farmers said they had invested substantial amounts in preparing the land, purchasing saplings, applying fertilisers and pesticides, maintaining irrigation facilities and paying wages to agricultural workers. With the crop nearing maturity, they had expected to recover their expenses and earn reasonable returns from the harvest. However, the heavy rain and powerful winds completely flattened plantations spread across the affected villages. Preliminary estimates indicate that more than 10,000 banana plants were destroyed, resulting in a combined loss of around Rs 50 lakh. Farmers fear that the final damage assessment could reveal an even higher figure. The growers said they had already been struggling with rising cultivation costs, fluctuating market prices and shortages of farm labour. The latest crop loss has added to their financial burden, particularly for those who had borrowed money to meet cultivation expenses. The affected farmers urged officials from the Revenue and Agriculture departments to immediately inspect the damaged plantations and conduct a comprehensive assessment of the losses. They also appealed to the Tamil Nadu government to provide adequate compensation and other relief measures without delay, saying timely financial assistance was essential for them to overcome the setback and resume cultivation.
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