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No 'First Honour' In Big Anti-Discrimination Order Ahead Of Madurai Festival
The Madras High Court has barred any discrimination in an upcoming religious event in Tamil Nadu's Madurai.
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Tamil Nadu's Madurai Bans Entry To Public Places For Unvaccinated People
The people who have not been vaccinated against COVID-19 would not be allowed entry into public places in Madurai district from December 13, District collector Dr S. Aneesh Sekhar has informed, according to news agency ANI.
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Ambedkar statue vandalised, so iron grills will guard others
There is tension in pockets of Madurai district in Tamil Nadu after two statues of Ambedkar were found vandalised early this morning. A statue of another local Dalit leader Immanuel Sekaran too was found damaged.
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Police arrest 30 law students from Madurai government college
Police entered the Government Law College premises in Madurai and arrested 30 students who were on a sit-in for the past 11 days protesting, among other things, against the opening of private law colleges, police sources said.
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Law college in Madurai closed indefinitely due to strike
The Law college in Madurai has been closed indefinitely following a sit in strike by students, protesting against the opening of private law colleges, officials said.
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Boy held for posting slanderous message about teachers
A class XII boy student in Madurai has been arrested for allegedly posting photographs of two women teachers with some slanderous comment on a social networking site.
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Madras High Court orders video-recording of post-mortem
The Madras High Court Bench in Madurai has ordered video-recording of post-mortem on the body of a woman who died after being in coma for 13 months following wrong administration of nitrous oxide, instead of oxygen, during tubectomy surgery at a government hospital in Kanyakumari district.
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1 lakh people throng Meenakshi temple
More than one lakh devotees today offered worship at the famous Goddess Meenakshi Amman temple in Madurai on the occasion of the celestial wedding of the presiding deity with Lord Sundareswarar.
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Freebies lifted living standard of women in Tamil Nadu: Balaji
Defending AIADMK's poll promises of freebies such as mixers and grinders, Tamil Nadu Minister K T Rajendra Balaji on Saturday said the Jayalalithaa government's welfare schemes had lifted the living standard of women to some extent in the state.
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No 'First Honour' In Big Anti-Discrimination Order Ahead Of Madurai Festival
The Madras High Court has barred any discrimination in an upcoming religious event in Tamil Nadu's Madurai.
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Tamil Nadu's Madurai Bans Entry To Public Places For Unvaccinated People
The people who have not been vaccinated against COVID-19 would not be allowed entry into public places in Madurai district from December 13, District collector Dr S. Aneesh Sekhar has informed, according to news agency ANI.
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Ambedkar statue vandalised, so iron grills will guard others
There is tension in pockets of Madurai district in Tamil Nadu after two statues of Ambedkar were found vandalised early this morning. A statue of another local Dalit leader Immanuel Sekaran too was found damaged.
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Police arrest 30 law students from Madurai government college
Police entered the Government Law College premises in Madurai and arrested 30 students who were on a sit-in for the past 11 days protesting, among other things, against the opening of private law colleges, police sources said.
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Law college in Madurai closed indefinitely due to strike
The Law college in Madurai has been closed indefinitely following a sit in strike by students, protesting against the opening of private law colleges, officials said.
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Boy held for posting slanderous message about teachers
A class XII boy student in Madurai has been arrested for allegedly posting photographs of two women teachers with some slanderous comment on a social networking site.
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Madras High Court orders video-recording of post-mortem
The Madras High Court Bench in Madurai has ordered video-recording of post-mortem on the body of a woman who died after being in coma for 13 months following wrong administration of nitrous oxide, instead of oxygen, during tubectomy surgery at a government hospital in Kanyakumari district.
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1 lakh people throng Meenakshi temple
More than one lakh devotees today offered worship at the famous Goddess Meenakshi Amman temple in Madurai on the occasion of the celestial wedding of the presiding deity with Lord Sundareswarar.
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Freebies lifted living standard of women in Tamil Nadu: Balaji
Defending AIADMK's poll promises of freebies such as mixers and grinders, Tamil Nadu Minister K T Rajendra Balaji on Saturday said the Jayalalithaa government's welfare schemes had lifted the living standard of women to some extent in the state.
