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  • 1 day ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Omjasvin M D

    NewsTN Govt Collects 300 MT Waste from Govt Offices in Special DriveStatus: clearedChennai: Tamil Nadu govt on Thursday collected over 300 metric tonnes of waste from 1,100 govt offices across the state, including the state secretariat.

  • 2 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Omjasvin M D

    NewsCity Newschennai NewsTN gets 29.5cr in 8 years under Khelo India; key proposals ignoredTrendingChennai: In the past eight years, Tamil Nadu has got 29.5 crore under Khelo India, as compared to 605 crore for Gujarat, 509 crore for Uttar Pradesh, and 180 crore each for Himachal and Haryana. Rajasthan completed 15 indoor halls with football courts and tracks. Arunachal Pradesh completed 21 projects, including 18 indoor multi-purpose halls. Gujarat walked away with 580 crore for a single stadium.

  • 2 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Omjasvin M D

    NewsCity Newschennai News'Bringing an island back to life': TN govt’s Rs 50 crore effort to restore Kariyachalli with 8,500 reef modules, local diversTrendingTamil Nadu government is embarking on a Rs 50 crore project to save Kariyachalli Island in the Gulf of Mannar. Villagers will help deploy artificial coral reefs designed by IIT Madras to combat erosion. The initiative aims to restore marine biodiversity, protect the coastline from natural disasters, and boost local communities' livelihoods.

  • 3 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Omjasvin M D

    NewsCity Newschennai NewsThree years later, Korukkupet subway still hassles commutersTrendingChennai: Nearly three years after a foundation stone was laid in 2022, the Korukkupet subway connecting vehicles with the Mint flyover remains unfinished.

  • 3 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Omjasvin M D

    NewsCity Newschennai NewsNo more early morning shows for big-ticket Tamil films even outside TNTrendingChennai: There will be no more 4.30am release of Tamil films even outside the state. Tamil Nadu stopped early morning release of big budget films in 2023 when a fan died in a stampede at ‘Thunivu' screening.

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Omjasvin M D @omjasvinMD
14 May 25

Tamil Nadu deputy chief minister Udhayanidhi Stalin slams NEP push for entrance tests in arts, science courses https://t.co/OXcou5FAlJ

Omjasvin M D
Omjasvin M D @omjasvinMD
14 May 25

Centre pushing for entrance tests even in arts colleges, says TN deputy CM @Udhaystalin . The Union government is trying to introduce entrance examinations not only for medical and engineering courses but also for arts and science colleges under the National Education Policy https://t.co/EqJzpUeM77

Omjasvin M D
Omjasvin M D @omjasvinMD
14 May 25

The Tamil Nadu govt has increased the yearly allocations for Namakku Naame Thittam from ₹100 crore last year to ₹150 crore this year. In a GO issued by the rural development department, the list of permissible work has been expanded to include construction of smart https://t.co/Y6fArmWC9n