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Industries step up vaccination drive Updated: Updated: Share Article Industry associations here are looking at vaccinating more number of workers aged 45 and above. The Coimbatore SIDCO Industrial Estate Manufacturers Welfare Association conducted a camp on Thursday on its premises, jointly with the District Industries Centre, the civic body and Health Department. As many as 233 persons were vaccinated and from Friday the number will be increased to 500 a day. The three day camp started on Thursday and so far 1,300 have registered. If needed, the camp may be extended for two more days. “...

Prime Minister launches BJP’s Assembly election campaign in Coimbatore Launching the BJP’s Assembly election campaign in Coimbatore, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday accused the DMK of promoting a “strongman culture” when in power as its style of governance is based on “bullying and harassment”. “In every district, its [DMK’s] anti-social elements will trouble innocent citizens,” Mr. Modi said during a public meeting at the CODISSIA Trade Fair Complex grounds. The women of Tamil Nadu suffered the most due to this culture, he said. “Entire Tamil Nadu knows how the ...

‘Fuel price hike will have no impact on polls’ Updated: Updated: Petrol price will be controlled soon, says BJP State president Murugan Share Article Petrol price will be controlled soon, says BJP State president Murugan The hike in fuel prices will not have any impact on the upcoming Assembly election, said BJP State president L. Murugan in Coimbatore on Wednesday. Mr. Murugan said prices of fuel and LPG cylinders would soon be controlled. “The Central government is monitoring the hike in petrol price,” he said. Union Ministers of State and BJP’s election in-charges for Tamil Nadu...

Corporation lifts samples from persons who returned from UK Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA The Coimbatore Corporation has identified and lifted samples from 75 persons, who travelled to the city from the United Kingdom. Sources familiar with the development said following instruction from the Central and State governments, the civic body had identified the 75 persons who had travelled in the last 10 - 15 days. Though they had tested negative at the time of entering the city, the civic body had again lifted samples. At the time of lifting samples, if any of the family members of those ...