Coronavirus | Dearth of vaccine becomes evident in Coimbatore district
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April 23, 2021 14:35 IST
A photograph of a board in front of the Mettupalayam Government Hospital stating that the vaccination drive was halted due to unavailability, was widely circulated on social media
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A photograph of a board in front of the Mettupalayam Government Hospital stating that the vaccination drive was halted due to unavailability, was widely circulated on social media
The shortage of COVID-19 vaccines in healthcare facilities in Coimbatore district became evident after a board was placed in front of the Mettupalayam Government Hospital on Thursday which said that the vaccination drive was temporarily stopped due to unavailability of Covishield and Covaxin vials.
Court orders to attach movable properties at Collectorate complex
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AAA The Second Additional Subordinate Judge here on Wednesday ordered to attach a list of movable properties from four offices at the Coimbatore Collectorate complex after the Tamil Nadu Housing Board (TNHB) failed to pay ₹ 67.87 lakh to a 90-year-old woman as compensation for her land acquired in 1983.
The court issued order to attach movable properties from the offices of Coimbatore District Collector, District Treasury, District Revenue Officer and Revenue Divisional Officer, all situated within the Collectorate complex, on a plea filed by V. Saraswathiammal from Avarampalayam.
According to Ms. Saraswathiammal’s counsels R. Varadaraj and A. Subramaniam, TNHB acquired the land belonging to the woman in 1983. The government had fixed ₹ 200 per cent as compensation.
‘Swarnim Vijay Varsh’ torch reaches Wellington Military Station
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150 war veterans to be felicitated in Coimbatore on March 10
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Former Vice-Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General S. Pattabhiraman honouring a war veteran at MRC in Wellington on Monday.
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150 war veterans to be felicitated in Coimbatore on March 10 The ‘Swarnim Vijay Varsh’ torch reached the Shrinagesh Barracks at the Wellington Military Station on Monday. The year-long Swarnim Vijay Varsh celebrations started from December 20, 2020 to commemorate the victory of the Armed forces in the 1971 Indo-Pakistani War.
The torch was received by Brigadier Rajeshwar Singh, Commandant of the Madras Regimental Centre and Station Commander, Wellington Military Station. He was joined by veterans from the 1971 war led by former Vice-Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General S. Pattabhiraman, the senior-most veteran at the occasion.
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March 07, 2021 09:25 IST
Colonel Piyush S. Katal, Station Commander, Coimbatore, received the victory flame from a team of defence personnel on the campus of 110 Infantry Battalion at Red Fields.
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Ceremonial welcome: Colonel Piyush S. Katal, Station Commander, Coimbatore, receiving the flame of victory marking the golden jubilee of the 1971 Indo-Pak war, in the city on Saturday.
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Colonel Piyush S. Katal, Station Commander, Coimbatore, received the victory flame from a team of defence personnel on the campus of 110 Infantry Battalion at Red Fields. As part of the ongoing celebration of the golden jubilee of the country’s victory in the 1971 India- Pakistan war, a victory flame reached Coimbatore on Saturday.
Final electoral roll for districts released
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The final electoral roll (photo electoral roll) released on Wednesday has listed 30,62,744 voters in the 10 Assembly constituencies in Coimbatore district.
M. Karunakaran, Director of Handlooms and Textiles and Electoral Roll Observer for Coimbatore, Tiruppur, Erode, the Nilgiris districts, released the final roll in the presence of Coimbatore District Collector K. Rajamani and senior officials.
As per the final electoral roll, there are 15,09,531 male voters, 15,52,799 female voters and 414 voters in the other gender category in Coimbatore district.
Of the total voters who have found places in the final electoral roll, 37,667 voters are aged 18 and 19.