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Residents block Sholinghur-Arakkonam Main Road, demanding subway work to resume

Residents block Sholinghur-Arakkonam Main Road, demanding subway work to resume
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Madras , Tamil-nadu , India , Tiruttani , Arakkonam , Chennai , Sholinghur , P-uma-maheshwari , Southern-railway , Madras-high-court , Sholinghur-arakkonam-main-road

Teachers play an important role in a student's life, says Dr Thamizhachi Thangapandian at the Rotary Club of Chennai Legends "Legendary Awards"

Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], September 12 (ANI/NewsVoir): This year's Legendary Awards organized by the Rotary Club of Chennai Legends honoured 15 personalities in the field of Higher Education consisting of principals and professors who have made an impact in their college and the society at large. The chief guest for the awards function was Dr Thamizhachi Thangapandian, Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha). Dr Thamizhachi Thangapandian spoke on the importance of teachers in the society and the impact they have on children. She was felicitated by Dr Kumar Rajendran, President - Elect, Rotary Club of Chennai Legends and Nalini Olivannan. The welcome address was delivered by Rtn. S. Rajashekhar, President, Rotary Club of Chennai Legends, followed by the Vocational Service Director, Rtn. R. S. Guhan explaining the significance of these awards. Rtn. V.S. Shanthi, Secretary, proposed the vote of thanks. Dr Kumar Rajendran, President - Elect and Rotary Club of Chennai Legends and PDG G. Olivannan felicitated the awardees. The 15 awardees felicitated were Dr K. S. Antonysamy, Head, Department of English, Loyola College, Dr Aranga Malika, Head, Department of Tamil, Ethiraj College for Women, S. Arasi, Associate Professor & Head, PG & Research Department of English, Pachaiyappa's College, Dr G. Chandralekha Rao, Associate Professor & Head, Department of English, D G Vaishnav College, Dr S. Elumalai, Assistant Professor in Legal Studies, The Tamil Nadu Dr Ambedkar Law University, Dr S. Lochani, Assistant Professor in English, Quaid-E-Millath Govt College for Women, Dr J. Mangayarkarasi, Dean of Academic Affairs & Head, PG & Research Department of English, Ethiraj College for Women, Dr V. Meenakumari, Associate Professor, Department of English, Anna Adarsh College for Women, Dr Mekala Rajan, Associate Professor & Head, Department of English, Madras Christian College, Dr T.Prabhu, Assistant Professor, English, L. N. Govt Arts College, Ponneri (Chennai), Dr M. K. Shakila, Dean, School of Management, Guru Nanak College, Dr R. Subasree, Head, Department of Counselling Psychology, Madras School of Social Work, P. Uma Maheshwari, Assistant Professor and Head, Department of Clinical Nutrition, SDNB Vaishnav College for Women, T. Vaidegi, Assistant Professor in Commerce, Patrician College of Arts & Science and Dr M. Victoria Salomi, Assistant Professor & Head, Department of Biochemistry, Dr MGR-Janaki College of Arts and Science for Women. This story is provided by NewsVoir. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (ANI/NewsVoir)

Elumalai , Tamil-nadu , India , Chennai , Madras , Kumar-rajendran , P-uma-maheshwari , Thamizhachi-thangapandian , G-chandralekha-rao , Mekala-rajan , Nalini-olivannan , Aranga-malika

State effects reshuffle of IAS officers, names Collectors

State effects reshuffle of IAS officers, names Collectors
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Tiruvannamalai , Tamil-nadu , India , Kancheepuram , Dindigul , Tiruppur , Tenkasi , Chengalpattu , Ramanathapuram , Namakkal , Thanjavur , Tiruvarur

TN Election Results 2021: After 26 hours of counting, Vijayabaskar pulls off win in Viralimalai

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PUDUKKOTTAI: The Viralimalai assembly constituency, which saw an emotional campaign between Health Minister C Vijayabaskar of the AIADMK and DMK's M Palaniappan witnessed an equally dramatic counting day, which stretched well into the next day, due to allegations of EVM tampering.
Victory finally came for Vijayabaskar on Monday, 26 hours after counting began on Sunday.
This is the former Health Minister's third consecutive win from the constituency and highest victory margin so far. Vijayabaskar secured 1,02,179 votes and defeated DMK's M Palaniappan by 23,598 votes.
This is the third time the two men have clashed and was expected to be Palaniappan's last chance at a win.

Viralimalai , Tamil-nadu , India , Pudukkottai , P-uma-maheshwari , Sowmya-mani , Balaji-saravanan , Election-commission , News-service , Health-ministerc-vijayabaskar , Health-minister , District-collectorp-uma-maheshwari

Counting stopped in Viralimalai for three hours after EVM row, DMK submits complaint

Counting stopped in Viralimalai for three hours after EVM row, DMK submits complaint
Counting had begun at 8 am like all other constituencies. There were 14 tables set for counting. While the process was smooth in 13 tables, problems arose in the 14th.
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Tamil Nadu Health minister Dr C Vijayabaskar is hoping to win from Viralimalai for the third consecutive time (File photo| EPS)
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PUDUKKOTTAI: Counting resumed after more than three hours in Viralimalai constituency after a controversy broke out over one of the EVMs, leading to arguments between candidates and officials.
Counting had begun at 8 am like all other constituencies. There were 14 tables set for counting. While the process was smooth in 13 tables, problems arose in the 14th.

Viralimalai , Tamil-nadu , India , Pudukkottai , P-uma-maheshwari , Sowmya-mani , News-service , District-collectorp-uma-maheshwari , Tamil-nadu-elections , Iralimalai , விராலிமலை , தமிழ்-நாடு

General public walk-in to get the shot

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120 doses of Covaxin and 160 doses of Covishield administered at Tiruchi GH on Monday
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A senior citizen gets vaccinated for Covid-19 at Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Government Hospital in Tiruchi on Monday.
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120 doses of Covaxin and 160 doses of Covishield administered at Tiruchi GH on Monday
Districts in the central region began administering the COVID-19 vaccine for people over the age of 60 and those above the age of 45 with comorbidities in line with the instructions given by the Centre.
The public has the option to self-register on the CoWin portal or walk-in to the nearest government health facility or an empanelled private hospital in the district. While the government facility would provide the vaccination free of cost, private hospitals would charge ₹250.

Tiruchi , Tamil-nadu , India , Perambalur , P-uma-maheshwari , Geetha-rani-ramesh , Health-services , Deputy-director , தமிழ்-நாடு , இந்தியா , பெரம்பலூர் , ப்-உமா-மகேஸ்வரி

With precautions in place, classes resume for X, XII

With precautions in place, classes resume for X, XII
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Students attend class on the first day of reopening after COVID-19 lockdown at Srirangam Girls Higher Secondary School in Tiruchi on Tuesday. | Photo Credit:
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Classroom activities were revived for students of X and XII on Tuesday in government and private schools in central districts after the sanitisation of buildings and other preparatory groundwork in the preceding days.
School heads said the campus had to be cleaned up and benches and desks re-arranged. Most of the schools, apparently, chose to keep laboratory activities in abeyance.

Tiruchi , Tamil-nadu , India , Thanjavur , Nagapattinam , Perambalur , P-uma-maheshwari , P-srivenkat-priya , P-praveen-kumar , M-govinda-rao , Tamil-nadu-state-transport-corporation

Vaccine roll-out begins in central region

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A physician of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Government Hospital being administered vaccine in Tiruchi on Saturday.
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Vaccination against COVID-19 got off to a slow start in the central region with frontline healthcare workers administered the vaccines on Saturday.
The first phase of the vaccine roll-out seeks to cover doctors, nurses and paramedical and support staff.
In Tiruchi, the vaccination drive started with only four doctors receiving the validation message from CoWin (application developed to manage the drive) at Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Government Hospital (MGMGH). Doctors at the GH attributed the glitches to server overload and said it would be rectified soon.

Sirkazhi , Tamil-nadu , India , Tiruchi , Tiruvarur , Thanjavur , Kumbakonam , Karur , Karnataka , Nagapattinam , Ariyalur , Perambalur