Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday addressed state office-bearers meeting in Kovilambakkam, Chennai and said the party should win in double digits during the 2024 elections. “After winning more than 300 seats in 2024, BJP is sure to form the government again under the leadership of Narendra Modi. Tamil Nadu should win by double digits in 2024 polls. The… Continue reading "Amit Shah sounds 2024 poll bugle in Tamilnadu"
After inspecting the drilling areas in Thanjavur and Tiruchy, Chief Minister MK Stalin on Friday said that the DMK government will continue to act as a government that will not give up the rights of Delta and its farmers. While speaking to reporters, he said, “The government is working to prioritise agricultural development in the Cauvery Delta and dredging of… Continue reading "DMK govt will not give up on rights of Delta"
Tamil Nadu Higher Education minister K Ponmudy on Thursday slammed Governor RN Ravi for the delay in conducting convocation ceremonies at several state universities. He said that nearly 9.3 lakh students are awaiting convocations. The minister claimed that as many as 9,29,542 students have been waiting for their degree certificates despite passing and completing their courses. They are waiting because… Continue reading "Governor to blame for delay in holding convocations to universities: Ponmudy"
AIADMK general secretary and former chief minister Edappadi K Palaniswami on Wednesday urged the DMK government to fill Group-4 vacancies in various departments. He said as the recruitment is getting delayed, the public was suffering from various factors. In a statement, the leader of the opposition pointed out that after conducting examinations, the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) has… Continue reading "Palaniswami urges TN govt to fill TNPSC’s Group – 4 vacancies"
Expelled AIADMK leader O Panneerselvam on Tuesday criticised the DMK government for not filling vacant posts in government schools and delay in disbursing salary to the teachers. “It is strongly condemnable as it causes distress to teachers,” he said. “The government hasn’t paid the salary to the teachers who were appointed on consolidated pay of Rs 15,000 per month for… Continue reading "Panneerselvam flays govt over vacant teacher posts"
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin will inspect dredging works in Delta districts on June 9, ahead of water release from Mettur Dam on June 12. His visit was earlier planned on June 5. According to reports, he will leave Chennai on June 8 and visit Tiruchy and Tiruvarur to conduct inspection. According to the public works department, Mettur Dam… Continue reading "Stalin to visit Delta districts on 9 June"
Fulfilling the announcement made in the Assembly, the State Minister V Senthilbalaji on Monday said that the announcement of closure of the 500 Tasmac retail outlets will come in a week. He also said that CCTV cameras will be fixed at all liqour outlets in the state. Speaking to the press persons in the Secretariat, the minister said that the… Continue reading "Announcement of closure of the 500 Tasmac retail outlets will come in a week: Senthil Balaji"
The Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi on Monday said the education system should transform catering to the needs of the modern world. Addressing the Conference of Vice Chancellors of state and private universities in Tamil Nadu at Raj Bhavan in Udhagamandalam, Ravi said with a boom in Artificial Intelligence (AI), the students should be equipped well to meet emerging requirements… Continue reading "Education system should transform catering to the needs of the modern world: Governor R N Ravi"
After a day visit to Odisha to enquire and inspect the status of passengers of Tamil Nadu natives who traveled on the Coromandel Express which derailed, Tamil Nadu Sports Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin positively said that no person of Tamil Nadu origin is on the list of deceased. “There are no Tamilians admitted in the hospital as injured and no name… Continue reading "Six T.N. passengers of Coromandel Express could not be contacted"
Henceforth, electoral rolls will be updated every quarter and eligible youngsters can be registered in the next quarter of the year in which he/she has attained the qualifying age of 18 years, even as the total electorate in Tamil Nadu stood at 6.12 crore — 3.11 crore women, 3.01 crore men — as per the electoral rolls released on Wednesday… Continue reading "Electoral rolls to be updated every quarter"