Floods In Chennai
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Tamil Nadu Announces Rs 4 Lakh To Families Of 25 Persons
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today condoled the death of 25 persons due to rain related incidents last week and announced a compensation of Rs Four lakh to each of the families.
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Tamil Nadu to Pay Rs 10,000, Build Homes for Chennai's Flood-Affected Families
Facing criticism for its poor-preparedness and flood relief, the Tamil Nadu government on Monday said the families that have lost their huts in the Chennai floods will be given Rs 10,000 each.
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Chennai Airport to Resume All Flight Operations From Tomorrow
All domestic and international flights from Chennai, both day and night, will resume from Monday morning after partial day-time services operated today.
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Centre Sends 17 Tonnes of Snacks, 5,000 Litres Milk to Tamil Nadu
Reaching out to the flood affected people in Chennai and adjoining areas, the Centre on Friday dispatched 17 tonnes of snacks, 5,000 litres of milk and 1 lakh bottles of drinking water as essential relief items.
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Braving Chennai Rains, Many Couples Tie the Knot
Braving heavy rain and flooding, many couples across Chennai entered into wedlock on Wednesday, an auspicious day for weddings.
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Arvind Kejriwal Offers Help to Flood-Hit Tamil Nadu
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday offered "all resources at my disposal" towards flood relief in Tamil Nadu.
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Declare Chennai Floods as National Disaster: DMK Lawmaker Kanimozhi Karunanidhi
DMK lawmaker Kanimozhi Karunanidhi on Wednesday asked the central government to declare Chennai floods as a national disaster.
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Heavy Rain in Tamil Nadu Batters Auto Production in 'India's Detroit'
Heavy rains in Tamil Nadu have battered one of the country's largest auto manufacturing hubs and forced plants to shut for the second time in less than a month, crippling production and deliveries from the region.
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Central Team to Visit Tamil Nadu to Assess Flood Damage
A high-level inter-ministerial central team will visit Tamil Nadu from tomorrow to assess the damage caused by the recent floods in Chennai and neighbouring districts which were worst affected.
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As Floods Continue in Chennai, People Open Their Doors to Strangers
Twenty-six year old entrepreneur Mohamed Yunus has opened the doors of his posh apartment in Chennai to people left homeless by the heavy rains that have killed over 100 people in the city.
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Tamil Nadu Announces Rs 4 Lakh To Families Of 25 Persons
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today condoled the death of 25 persons due to rain related incidents last week and announced a compensation of Rs Four lakh to each of the families.
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Tamil Nadu to Pay Rs 10,000, Build Homes for Chennai's Flood-Affected Families
Facing criticism for its poor-preparedness and flood relief, the Tamil Nadu government on Monday said the families that have lost their huts in the Chennai floods will be given Rs 10,000 each.
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Chennai Airport to Resume All Flight Operations From Tomorrow
All domestic and international flights from Chennai, both day and night, will resume from Monday morning after partial day-time services operated today.
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Centre Sends 17 Tonnes of Snacks, 5,000 Litres Milk to Tamil Nadu
Reaching out to the flood affected people in Chennai and adjoining areas, the Centre on Friday dispatched 17 tonnes of snacks, 5,000 litres of milk and 1 lakh bottles of drinking water as essential relief items.
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Braving Chennai Rains, Many Couples Tie the Knot
Braving heavy rain and flooding, many couples across Chennai entered into wedlock on Wednesday, an auspicious day for weddings.
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Arvind Kejriwal Offers Help to Flood-Hit Tamil Nadu
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday offered "all resources at my disposal" towards flood relief in Tamil Nadu.
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Declare Chennai Floods as National Disaster: DMK Lawmaker Kanimozhi Karunanidhi
DMK lawmaker Kanimozhi Karunanidhi on Wednesday asked the central government to declare Chennai floods as a national disaster.
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Heavy Rain in Tamil Nadu Batters Auto Production in 'India's Detroit'
Heavy rains in Tamil Nadu have battered one of the country's largest auto manufacturing hubs and forced plants to shut for the second time in less than a month, crippling production and deliveries from the region.
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Central Team to Visit Tamil Nadu to Assess Flood Damage
A high-level inter-ministerial central team will visit Tamil Nadu from tomorrow to assess the damage caused by the recent floods in Chennai and neighbouring districts which were worst affected.
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As Floods Continue in Chennai, People Open Their Doors to Strangers
Twenty-six year old entrepreneur Mohamed Yunus has opened the doors of his posh apartment in Chennai to people left homeless by the heavy rains that have killed over 100 people in the city.
