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Tamil Nadu Governor Leads International Yoga Day Celebrations in Coimbatore
Coimbatore, June 22: Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar inaugurated the 12th International Yoga Day celebrations at Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) on Sunday. He participated in this global event dedicated to physical and mental health alongside hundreds of students, teachers, and members of the public. The event, part of a nationwide International Yoga Day ... Read more Tamil Nadu Governor Leads International Yoga Day Celebrations in Coimbatore
NEET Re-Exam in Tamil Nadu Concludes Peacefully; Students Find Physics Most Challenging
Chennai, June 22: The NEET re-examination in Tamil Nadu took place peacefully on Sunday. Students reported that the Physics section was the most difficult, while the Biology section was comparatively easier. Approximately 142,000 candidates participated in the exam, which was conducted under tight security due to previous allegations of paper leaks that led to the ... Read more NEET Re-Exam in Tamil Nadu Concludes Peacefully; Students Find Physics Most Challenging
NEET re-test: Students find paper moderate, expect lower cut-off
The NEET-UG, originally held on May 3, was cancelled on May 12 after allegations of a question paper leak
A 15-hour celebration of music on the streets of Chennai
As part of World Music Day celebrations, the event that started at 7 a.m. and continued until 10 p.m. had a line-up that included indie music, sing-alongs, and classical fusion
Tamil Nadu BJP Criticizes Distribution of Biscuits in School Breakfast Scheme
Chennai, June 22: Tamil Nadu BJP President Nainar Nagendran criticized the state government led by the DMK for distributing biscuits instead of nutritious meals to students under the Government Breakfast Scheme at a primary school in Thoothukudi district. In a statement, Nagendran claimed that this incident reflects the governments failure to effectively implement the welfare ... Read more Tamil Nadu BJP Criticizes Distribution of Biscuits in School Breakfast Scheme
Sholinganallur revenue officers pulled up for ignoring info panels orders
Plenty in the sea, but few fishers bring haul
61-Day fishing Ban Ends; Concerns Grow Over Marine Restrictions, Gas Price
High-level committee to probe into ammonia leak in Chennai
Narrow escape for cab driver after car falls into construction pit in Chennai
Vandalur zoo sees heavy turnout on first day of free entry
Elephants are heading up Nilgiri hills in Tamil Nadu, and its worrying ecologists
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DMK, PMK, VCK condemn Centre for NEET suicides
SRS 2024: 3.5% people were 'widowed, divorced or separated' with 5.5% women and 1.6% men
Latest data reveals a significant gender disparity in marital status, with 3.5% of the population widowed, divorced, or separated in 2024. Women disproportionately represent this group at 5.4% compared to men's 1.6%, highlighting unique challenges. Southern states, particularly Tamil Nadu, show the highest percentages for both the general population and women in this category.
CPI opposes privatisation of sanitation work
People should cooperate with NLC for land acquisition, says Union min Kishan Reddy
Political parties condole death in ammonia leak at seafood processing unit in Tiruvallur district
They urge the Tamil Nadu government to ensure safety guidelines are strictly followed in industrial units
Woman, history-sheeter held for attack on estranged husband
Evening rain brings cheer to city
At least 7 killed, several hospitalised after ammonia gas leak at a seafood factory in Tamil Nadu
Two dead, 62 hospitalised after ammonia leak at seafood export firm near Periyapalayam
CPM hits out at DMK and TVK for proposal on Mekedatu tribunal
Shanmugam demands Vijay to remove clause in assembly resolution seeking tribunal. PMK too opposes tribute
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At least two die and 62 fall ill after ammonia leak at seafood export firm in Tamil Nadu
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NEET re-test candidate found dead in Hyderabad; suicide note recovered, probe underway
Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], June 21 : A candidate who was set to appear for the NEET-UG re-examination was found dead at her residence in Hyderabad's Miyapur area, police said on Sunday.According to police, the girl allegedly died by suicide after hanging herself from a ceiling fan on Saturday. A suicide note was recovered from the spot, in which she stated that no one should be held responsible for her death.Police have registered a case and launched an investigation to ascertain the circumstances that led to the incident.We have registered a case and are investigating the matter, Miyapur Police said. Further investigation is underway.More than 20 lakh candidates appeared for the NEET (UG) 2026 re-examination on June 21 across 5,440 centres in India and 14 centres abroad, with the examination being conducted in 13 languages, including Hindi and English, an official release from National Testing Agency (NTA) said. As per the NTA release, the successful conduct of the examination was the result of a coordinated effort involving multiple government agencies, institutions and personnel across the country. The NTA said extensive arrangements were made for all candidates, including more than 10,000 Persons with Disabilities. Special provisions were also made for around 81 candidates with medical conditions, including a child recovering from a road accident and another undergoing chemotherapy, to ensure they could appear for the examination. Meanwhile, candidates who appeared for the NEET re-examination described the Chemistry section of the question paper as easy, whereas Physics was said to be lengthy a candidate said the Physics section was comparatively tougher and more time-consuming than in the previous exam. The exam was quite moderate. Physics was quite lengthy, a little bit tougher than last time. Biology was good and Chemistry was moderate, the candidate told ANI. Another candidate said, It was a little harder than last time. It was my first attempt, I will get around 500 marks. The arrangements inside were fine. Sharing their experience, another candidate from Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir said, The paper was very good. My preparation was very good, only Physics was a little difficult. Otherwise, it was good overall. Overall, it was a good experience. Meanwhile, in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, candidate Tarun said the examination was more challenging than the previous attempt. I did well but let's see. The exam was tougher than last time, he said. A candidate from Jharkhand, Ranchi said, The exam was easy to moderate... Biology was easier, chemistry wasmoderate, and physics was tougher than the last time.... (ANI)
Tragic Ammonia Gas Leak in Tamil Nadu Claims Six Lives
New Delhi, June 21: A tragic ammonia gas leak at a seafood export unit in the Tiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu has resulted in the deaths of six individuals. Several others are currently receiving medical treatment under the supervision of doctors. Prime Minister Modi and Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan have expressed their condolences regarding the ... Read more Tragic Ammonia Gas Leak in Tamil Nadu Claims Six Lives
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Watch: 7 women dead after Ammonia gas leak at Tamil Nadu seafood factory
Seven women lost their lives after a major ammonia gas leak at a seafood processing unit near Periyapalayam, Tamil Nadu.
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Vijay@52: How Relief Work Shaped the Tamil Nadu CMs Public Image
In 2009, Vijay founded the Vijay Makkal Iyakkam (VMI), a social welfare organisation that became responsible for much of his philanthropic work
CM Vijay forms three-member committee to probe ammonia gas leak near Periyapalayam
The Director of Industrial Safety and Health, Member Secretary of the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and Additional Director of Public Health will be part of the committee, and they will submit their interim report within 24 hours and final report in three days
CPI Urges Tamil Nadu Government to Reconsider Privatization of Sanitation Services
Chennai, June 21: The Communist Party of India (CPI) has called on the Tamil Nadu government to withdraw its alleged decision to privatize sanitation and solid waste management services across municipal corporations in the state. The CPI argues that this move will adversely affect thousands of sanitation workers and violate the principles of social justice. ... Read more CPI Urges Tamil Nadu Government to Reconsider Privatization of Sanitation Services
Seven women die after ammonia gas leak at Tamil Nadu seafood unit
A devastating ammonia gas leak at a seafood processing unit near Periyapalayam claimed seven lives on Sunday. The incident sent dozens of workers to hospitals with severe breathing issues. Emergency services responded swiftly, admitting 67 individuals for treatment, with several in critical condition. Nine critically ill patients were transferred to Chennai for specialized care, as authorities investigate the tragedy.
Tamil Nadu ammonia gas leak LIVE: Seven women killed in gas leak in Tiruvallur seafood factory
Tiruvallur District Collector S. Kavitha visited the factory site and met with patients at the hospitals to oversee relief measures.
Manoj Paramahamsa is now chairman of MGR film institute
Renowned cinematographer Manoj Paramahamsa, known for his work on films like 'Leo' and 'Nanban', has been appointed Chairman of the MGR Government Film and Television Training Institute. This move by the Tamil Nadu government aims to integrate industry expertise into film education. The institute's selection committee for admissions also features prominent directors and technicians, underscoring a commitment to practical, experienced-led training.
Over 60 workers hospitalised following ammonia gas leak in seafood factory in Tamil Nadu
District Collector Kavitha visited the factory site and met with patients at the hospitals to oversee relief measures
Two NEET aspirants end their lives in Tamil Nadus Dharmapuri, Krishnagiri districts
Chief negotiator Darpan Jain also said that, apart from an overall benefit to all States, the FTA provides sectoral benefits to several States such as Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Gujarat, Maharashtra, among others
Union Minister Kishan Reddy urges Tamil Nadu to support critical mineral projects
Union Minister Kishan Reddy says that the revenue generated through the mining of these minerals would go to the State govt, including the premium, royalty, DMF and the cess
Heavy Rains Likely in Ghat Regions of Tamil Nadu
The latest weather report from the Regional Meteorological Centre on Sunday said that the rain is likely to continue till Monday over these places
FSSAI busts adulterated milk supply network to Bengaluru
Bengaluru: The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has uncovered an alleged network supplying unlicensed and suspected adulterated milk from neighbouring Tamil Nadu to tea stalls, coffee shops, bakeries and hotels in Bengaluru. In a coordinated operation conducted on Sunday morning, officials intercepted and inspected more than 30 milk tankers and transport vehicles 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 .
Tragedy struck a seafood processing plant in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur district on Sunday when an ammonia gas leak claimed seven lives and hospitalised over 40 individuals. Workers and others at the Manjankaranai facility reportedly collapsed after inhaling the toxic fumes. Emergency services swiftly responded, securing the area and working to control the leak. Those affected were rushed to nearby hospitals for urgent medical attention.
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CPI Demands Reversal of Privatization in Tamil Nadus Municipal Cleaning Services
Chennai, June 21: The Communist Party of India (CPI) has urged the Tamil Nadu government to withdraw its proposal to privatize cleaning and solid waste management services in the states municipal corporations. The party argues that this move threatens the interests of thousands of sanitation workers and undermines the spirit of social justice. CPIs Tamil ... Read more CPI Demands Reversal of Privatization in Tamil Nadus Municipal Cleaning Services
PMK opposes new tribunal on Mekedatu dam issue, urges TN Government to withdraw proposal
PMK leader Anbumani Ramadoss has strongly opposed the Tamil Nadu Assembly's resolution seeking a tribunal for the Mekedatu dam issue. He warned that this move would jeopardize the state's legal rights and benefit Karnataka. Ramadoss urged the Chief Minister to remove the tribunal demand, stating that existing legal rulings favor Tamil Nadu and a new tribunal would only create complications and hand an advantage to Karnataka.
DMK Plans Major Organizational Restructuring After Election Setback
Chennai, June 21: The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) is set to undergo significant organizational changes following its disappointing performance in the recent Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. As the current session of the Assembly concludes, the party aims to strengthen its grassroots network and enhance its electoral machinery. According to party sources, the restructuring will primarily ... Read more DMK Plans Major Organizational Restructuring After Election Setback
Farmers Demand Transparent Water Supply Framework for Athikadavu-Avinashi Project
Erode, June 21: Farmers dependent on the Lower Bhavani Project (LBP) have urged the district administration to establish a transparent and sustainable water supply framework for the Athikadavu-Avinashi project. They expressed concerns over the lack of clarity regarding how water is currently being diverted for the project. The ambitious Athikadavu-Avinashi project by the Tamil Nadu ... Read more Farmers Demand Transparent Water Supply Framework for Athikadavu-Avinashi Project
Tamil Nadu: One killed, 26 injured in explosion at firecracker factory in Thoothukudi
A devastating explosion at a firecracker unit in Tamil Nadu's Thoothukudi district claimed one life and injured 26 workers, three critically. The blast at Balaji Fire Works factory caused significant structural damage. Meanwhile, in Delhi, firefighters swiftly controlled a major blaze at an electronics godown in Shahdara, preventing further spread. Investigations into the cause of the Tamil Nadu explosion are ongoing.
Heavy Rain Expected in Six Districts of Tamil Nadu, IMD Predicts Week-Long Downpour
Chennai, June 21: The Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) in Chennai has forecast heavy rainfall in six districts of Tamil Nadu. According to the weather department, widespread rain is likely to continue across the state for the next week. The weather department indicated that an upper atmospheric cyclonic circulation over northern Kerala is influencing the weather ... Read more Heavy Rain Expected in Six Districts of Tamil Nadu, IMD Predicts Week-Long Downpour
Tamil Nadu plans stricter monitoring of solid waste management contracts in 12 local bodies
Tamil Nadus TVK Surpasses Two Million Members After Election Victory
Chennai, June 21: The Tamilga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK), led by Chief Minister Vijay, has surpassed two million members. This milestone reflects the partys remarkable growth since its launch just over two years ago, as reported by party sources on Saturday. Party officials and supporters celebrated this achievement on social media, highlighting it as evidence of ... Read more Tamil Nadus TVK Surpasses Two Million Members After Election Victory
New police commissioners take charge in Tambaram and Avadi
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Srinagar-Nalanda Dialogue:LG calls for strengthening Indias soft power, cultural diplomacy
J&Ks heritage guiding light for Viksit Bharat; let us lead with confidence, compassion Srinagar, Jun 20: Our goal is to revive India's great inheritances of knowledge and spirituality, strengthen civilisational traditions, and shape a future-oriented education that connects youth to both the past and modern technology, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said on Saturday. He said that good governance promotes culturaldialogue and together they shapethe moral, cultural, and human character of asociety, and formulateinclusive policies. Together, the scholars of Jammu Kashmir and Nalanda shaped one of the world's oldest living civilisations. This heritage is our guiding light. The SrinagarNalanda Dialogue is our opportunity to carry that light forward with wisdom, courage, and a new vision for Viksit Bharat, the LG said while delivering the keynote address at the Srinagar-Nalanda Dialogue, organised by the Ministry of Tourism, Department of Culture, J&K, Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts (IGNCA), National School of Drama, and Nava Nalanda Mahavihara University. The Lieutenant Governor called for strengthening India's soft power andpromotion ofcultural diplomacy, stating that centuries ago, India's knowledge unified the globe, and today India can be the bridge the world needs. The world is watching. Let us lead with confidence and compassion, he said. Sinha said that youth have inherited a rich legacy of languages, beliefs, artistic traditions, philosophical schools, and varied ways of life, and that this diversity is our greatest strength. From Bihar to Jammu Kashmir, from the temples of Tamil Nadu to the monasteries of Ladakh, from the ghats of Kashi to the valleys of Kashmir, each region preserves its distinct cultural identity and rhythm of life. Our shared aim should be to weave these diversities into a harmonious unity that enriches the nation's collective consciousness, he said. He observed that Indian civilisation has always been defined by its centres of knowledge, with Nalanda, Takshashila, and Vikramashila serving as hubs of global intellectual exchange, attracting travellers from China, Korea, Java, Persia, and West Asia. Nalanda is a living intellectual cosmos of its time. Likewise, Jammu Kashmir was the unique Sharda Peeth of learning, drawing people from afar for instruction across disciplines from mathematics to music, he said. The LG noted that the host city, Srinagar, was established by Emperor Ashoka, and the dialogue reminds us that the moment has come to renew this tradition as a modern, relevant intellectual project. Ancient towns are living learning centres and cities such as Nalanda, Srinagar, Jammu, Purmandal, Varanasi, Hampi, Sanchi, Madurai, Puri, and Thanjavur carry centuries of experience and knowledge. We must strengthen the role of these towns through infrastructure development, heritage conservation, and platforms like the SrinagarNalanda Dialogue for cultural exchange, the Lieutenant Governor added. The event was attended by Padma Shri Prof Shafi Shauq, Ministry of Tourism Director General Suman Billa, Nava Nalanda Mahavihara University Vice Chancellor Prof. Siddharth Singh, National School of Drama Director Chittaranjan Tripathy, Festival Chairperson D Aaliya, Festival Director Ganga Kumar, Vice Chancellors of Central University of Kashmir and University of Kashmir, SSP Srinagar Dr. G.V. Sundeep Chakravarthy, Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Akshay Labroo, senior officials, literary personalities, prominent citizens, and a large number of youth.
Police check for ganja on sadhus along girivalam path
Saturdays drive comes after Tiruvannamalai West police arrested three persons in town for possession of two kilograms of ganja
CPI-affiliated farmers association & AIADMK oppose amended Mekedatu resolution
Tamil Nadu govt sent the copy of resolution to the Union govt on Friday evening itself.
Tambaram to get women-only park at cost of 1.25 crore
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'Mera Desh Meri Pehchaan 2026' concludes in Baramulla
Srinagar, June 20: The Chinar Corps of Indian Army in collaboration with Lakshya Foundation on Saturday said that it concluded the six-day cultural and educational outreach initiative, Mera Desh Meri Pehchaan 2026, conducted across Uri, Sopore and Baramulla from 15 to 20 June. Conceived as a vibrant platform to foster national integration, cultural awareness and meaningful youth engagement, the initiative brought together the rich and diverse heritage of India under one roof. Through immersive galleries, traditional artefacts, documentary films and captivating cultural performances, participants were offered a unique opportunity to experience the customs, traditions and artistic expressions of Jammu & Kashmir, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Nagaland and West Bengal. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from approximately 1723 students from Uri, Sopore and Baramulla. The programme culminated in a grand and memorable finale at Government Degree College (Boys), Baramulla celebrating the spirit of unity in diversity that forms the cornerstone of the Indian nation. The grand finale was graced by Maj Gen Manoj Joshi, VSM, GOC, 19 Inf Div as the Chief Guest, alongside distinguished civil and military dignitaries reflecting the widespread appreciation and support garnered by the initiative. One of the most cherished highlights of the event was the enthralling cultural showcase presented by students of St Joseph Public School, Baramulla, along with the talented team from Lakshya Foundation. Their performances, marked by artistic excellence, cultural vibrancy and patriotic fervour, captivated the audience and received resounding applause. Addressing the gathering, dignitaries commended the participants for their enthusiasm and underscored the significance of such initiatives in nurturing informed, confident and socially responsible youth. The programme served as a powerful reminder of India's extraordinary cultural mosaic and the enduring values of mutual respect, harmony and national pride. Through initiatives such as Mera Desh Meri Pehchaan 2026, the Indian Army continues to strengthen its enduring bond with the youth, inspire aspirations, and promote peace, harmony and national integration across the region. The overwhelming response to the event stands as a testament to the collective commitment towards building a stronger, more united and progressive India.
Tamil Nadu Governor delivers full Assembly address after three years
Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Arlekar's recent Assembly address marked a significant return to constitutional norms, being the first full Governor's speech in three years. Following the customary 'Thamizh Thai Vaazhthu' and national anthem, Arlekar's smooth delivery contrasted sharply with his predecessor's contentious relationship with the state government.
MK Stalin Critiques Name Change of Naan Mudhalvan Scheme in Tamil Nadu
Chennai, June 20: Former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and DMK leader MK Stalin criticized the state governments decision to rename the prominent Naan Mudhalvan scheme to Thiran Tamil Nadu on Saturday. He expressed that any attempt to undermine or discontinue this program would negatively impact the progress of the states youth. In a post ... Read more MK Stalin Critiques Name Change of Naan Mudhalvan Scheme in Tamil Nadu
Two Tamil Nadu youths arrested for sexually abusing minors in Idukki
Accused had contacted the girls through social media and travelled to Munnar to meet them
Mekedatu Row: Bommai Asks Congress to Pull Out of Tamil Nadu Alliance
Bommai said all political parties in the state stood united on matters relating to land, water, and language
T.N. farmers plan to visit Delhi to press Centre against nod for dam at Mekedatu
A meeting the Tamil Nadu Vivasaya Sangakalin Koottuiyyakkam, comprising various farmers associations, in Tiruchi on June 20 decided to explore the option of moving the Supreme Court on the issue
'Circumstances Changed': IUML Parts Ways With DMK After Nearly 60 Years
The rise of Chief Minister Vijay's TVK in Tamil Nadu forced many parties to change their strategies and alliance calculations.
IUML Separates from DMK Alliance, Future Political Alliances Under Review
Chennai, June 20: The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) announced its separation from the DMK-led alliance in Tamil Nadu on Saturday. This decision was made during the partys General Council meeting, where a total of 14 resolutions were passed, including the formal proposal to sever ties with the DMK alliance. Party leaders indicated that decisions ... Read more IUML Separates from DMK Alliance, Future Political Alliances Under Review
Row Erupts in TN Over TVK Cadre Placing CM Vijays Photo in Classroom
The incident reportedly took place in a school near Uthiramerur in Kanchipuram district of Tamil Nadu
'No Power Can Match AIADMK-TVK Cadre Unity in Tamil Nadu': Aadhav Arjuna
AIADMK cadres are disheartened. That is why they have started moving towards TVK, the minister said.
Tamil Nadu Stops Use Of Temple Funds For Marriage Halls, Commercial Complexes
Sanction has been revoked for 29 marriage hall projects worth Rs 115.77 crore and 17 commercial complex projects worth Rs 130.08 crore.
M.K. Stalin questions TVK-led government over changing name of Naan Mudhalvan scheme
Reacting to the State governments decision to rename Naan Mudhalvan as Thiran Tamil Nadu and remove content related to the original scheme from social media platforms, Mr. Stalin said that changing the name would not diminish the gratitude of those who had benefited from it
IUML withdraws from DMK-led alliance, ends long-standing partnership in Tamil Nadu
The Indian Union Muslim League has exited the DMK-led alliance in Tamil Nadu, concluding a long-standing political partnership. This decision was finalized at the party's general council meeting in Chennai. The IUML stated that future alliance decisions will be made in anticipation of local body elections.
Karnataka Minister Ramalinga Reddy has reiterated the state's commitment to the Mekedattu project, asserting it will benefit both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. He urged political unity and expressed readiness for discussions with Tamil Nadu, despite the latter's legislative assembly passing a resolution opposing the dam. Reddy highlighted the project's primary use for drinking water and power generation, with irrigation benefits for Tamil Nadu farmers.
Leader of opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin slams Assembly live-stream blackout
Opposition leader Udhayanidhi Stalin has accused the government of censoring assembly proceedings, alleging that live telecasts were stopped and only edited videos featuring ruling party ministers were released. He criticized this as a violation of democratic principles and a suppression of opposition voices, questioning if silencing elected representatives aligns with the promised change.
Over 1.4 lakh aspirants to appear for NEET-UG re-exam in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu is all set for the NEET re-examination on Sunday, with over 1.4 lakh medical aspirants participating across 307 centres. Following earlier cancellations due to alleged irregularities, the National Testing Agency has implemented stringent biometric verification and tight security measures. Question papers, airlifted by the IAF, are being transported under police supervision to ensure a fair and transparent test for the state's numerous applicants.
Tamil Nadu industrialist Dr. R.M. Alagappa Chettiar, a visionary beyond business, utilized his private airline for crucial refugee rescue operations during India's Partition. He later generously donated land and funds, instrumental in establishing the Central Electrochemical Research Institute (CECRI) in Karaikudi. His commitment to education and public service, even at a young age, left an indelible mark on India's development.
K Annamalai slams TVK functionaries for entering school, filming reels, and hanging CM Vijays photo
K Annamalai has strongly criticized Tamizhaga Vettri Kazhagam members for filming social media reels inside a government school classroom near Uthiramerur. He highlighted the irony of this disruption given the poor infrastructure in many state schools. Annamalai urged the Chief Minister and Education Minister to prevent such indiscipline, emphasizing that ruling party affiliation doesn't permit disturbing students or educational activities.
