Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami today said all the current restrictions imposed under Sec 144 and under Disaster Management Act, 2005 would continue till 30 April.
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After a video conference with Chief Ministers – most of whom want the lockdown extended – Prime Minister Narendra Modi is said to be considering a two-week extension. Continue Reading
DMK president and Leader of the Opposition M K Stalin today urged Tamilnadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami not to delay the decision on extending the lockdown beyond 14 April to tackle the spread of coronavirus. Continue Reading
Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami has denied that one of the corona positive tested patients had escaped from the Villuppuram Government hospital and termed it as baseless. Continue Reading
Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami today said that there are chances of Tamilnadu entering stage 3 of coronavirus spread. Continue Reading
Tamilnadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami has announced that from tomorrow shops selling essential items in the State will be open from 6 am to 1 pm. Continue Reading
Amid apprehensions raised by the Opposition, the Tamilnadu Assembly on Thursday successfully adopted a Bill that prohibits projects involving exploration, drilling and extraction of oil and natural gas, including coal-bed methane, and other similar hydrocarbon and ship- breaking industry in the Cauvery delta region of the State. Continue Reading
Violence at an anti-CAA protest in Chennai days ago was due to instigation by vested interests and the agitation spilled over to several parts of Tamilnadu as people were swayed by rumours, Chief Minister K Palaniswami informed the Tamilnadu Assembly on Monday. Continue Reading
Though more than a year is left for the Assembly elections, the ruling AIADMK has started the groundwork to make the party apparatus ready to face the crucial battle. Continue Reading
he year 2019 was more like a commercial film with so much of twists and turns in the State’s political scenario. The two big Dravidian parties had their highs and lows. While the AIADMK cemented its base in the State by winning the byelections, the DMK emerged winners in the Lok Sabha elections with almost a clean sweep.