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MK Stalin Announces Compensation For Families Hit By Chennai Oil Spill
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Saturday ordered cash assistance ranging between Rs 7,500 and Rs 12,500 to 9,001 families affected by the oil spill in north Chennai areas.
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Oil Spill Trapped Inside Chennai's Creek Area: Coast Guard
In the matter of oil spillage, the Coast Guard on Sunday said the oil spill is trapped inside the Ennore creek area in Chennai and there is 'nil' egress.
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After Cyclone Michaung Disaster, Blame Game Erupts Over Chennai Oil Spill
Days after an oil spill in northern pockets of Chennai - a city limping back to normalcy after flooding due to Cyclone Michaung - the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and the Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited have begun a blame game.
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Tamil Nadu Allocates Over 1 Crore To Clean Schools In Cyclone-Hit Areas
In a swift response to the aftermath of Cyclone Michaung, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has allocated a sum of one crore and 90 lakh rupees for the cleaning work of schools in the cyclone-ravaged districts.
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Declare Cyclone Michaung A National Disaster: Chandrababu Naidu To PM Modi
TDP supremo N Chandrababu Naidu on Sunday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi asking him to declare the destruction caused by cyclone Michaung as a 'national disaster'.
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"PM Concerned About Chennai, Will Give All Possible Help": Minister On Cyclone Michaung
Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar on Saturday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is concerned about the people and city of Chennai.
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MK Stalin Announces Rs 6,000 Cash Assistance To People Affected By Cyclone Michaung
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Saturday announced Rs 6,000 relief to people affected by cyclone Michaung and also increased payout under other categories including compensation for flood-hit crops.
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Volunteers Wade Through Water To Give Food To People In Rain-Hit Chennai, Plants Still Shut
Volunteers waded through stagnant water to hand out food and supplies, and some manufacturing plants remained shut in the tech-and-auto hub district of Chennai on Friday, four days after cyclone Michaung lashed the coast.
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Chennai Struggles To Return To Normal Life As Floods Bring Back 2015 Memories
Life in Chennai has been paralysed due to heavy rainfall and floods caused by cyclone Michaung. The constant rains have left city flooded and struggling to return to normal life.
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Tamil Nadu Cyclone: Centre Releases Rs 450 Crore For Disaster Response
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has directed the Union Home Ministry to release Rs 450 crore, the second instalment to Tamil Nadu for cyclone relief, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said here on Thursday.
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PM Modi Okays Rs 561 Crore For Chennai Flood Management Project
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has greenlighted the first urban flood mitigation project in Chennai, allocating Rs 561.29 crore for "Integrated Urban Flood Management" activities in the Chennai Basin project, Home Minister Amit Shah announced today.
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Rajnath Singh Conducts Aerial Survey Of Flood-Affected Areas Of Tamil Nadu
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh conducted an aerial survey of flood-affected areas of Tamil Nadu on Thursday and held discussions with Chief Minister MK Stalin to assess the damage due to cyclone Michaung.
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Centre Releases Advance Centre's Contribution To Flood-Hit Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has directed the Ministry of Home Affairs to release in advance the second instalment of the Centre's contribution to the SDRF of Rs 493.60 to Andhra Pradesh and Rs 450 crore to Tamil Nadu.
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Flood-Hit Chennai Limps To Normalcy, Rajnath Singh's Aerial Survey Today
As Chennai limps back to normalcy after heavy rainfall and waterlogging due to cyclone Michaung, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will be carrying out an aerial survey of the flooded areas today.
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Cyclone Michaung: Chennai Grapples With Stagnant Water, Power Disruption
Residents grappled with stagnant water and power disruption in parts of the city and its suburbs, two days after Cyclone 'Michaung' wreaked havoc, even as civic agency personnel were involved in relief and rehabilitation efforts.
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MK Stalin Announces Compensation For Families Hit By Chennai Oil Spill
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Saturday ordered cash assistance ranging between Rs 7,500 and Rs 12,500 to 9,001 families affected by the oil spill in north Chennai areas.
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Oil Spill Trapped Inside Chennai's Creek Area: Coast Guard
In the matter of oil spillage, the Coast Guard on Sunday said the oil spill is trapped inside the Ennore creek area in Chennai and there is 'nil' egress.
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After Cyclone Michaung Disaster, Blame Game Erupts Over Chennai Oil Spill
Days after an oil spill in northern pockets of Chennai - a city limping back to normalcy after flooding due to Cyclone Michaung - the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and the Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited have begun a blame game.
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Tamil Nadu Allocates Over 1 Crore To Clean Schools In Cyclone-Hit Areas
In a swift response to the aftermath of Cyclone Michaung, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has allocated a sum of one crore and 90 lakh rupees for the cleaning work of schools in the cyclone-ravaged districts.
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Declare Cyclone Michaung A National Disaster: Chandrababu Naidu To PM Modi
TDP supremo N Chandrababu Naidu on Sunday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi asking him to declare the destruction caused by cyclone Michaung as a 'national disaster'.
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"PM Concerned About Chennai, Will Give All Possible Help": Minister On Cyclone Michaung
Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar on Saturday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is concerned about the people and city of Chennai.
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MK Stalin Announces Rs 6,000 Cash Assistance To People Affected By Cyclone Michaung
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Saturday announced Rs 6,000 relief to people affected by cyclone Michaung and also increased payout under other categories including compensation for flood-hit crops.
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Volunteers Wade Through Water To Give Food To People In Rain-Hit Chennai, Plants Still Shut
Volunteers waded through stagnant water to hand out food and supplies, and some manufacturing plants remained shut in the tech-and-auto hub district of Chennai on Friday, four days after cyclone Michaung lashed the coast.
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Chennai Struggles To Return To Normal Life As Floods Bring Back 2015 Memories
Life in Chennai has been paralysed due to heavy rainfall and floods caused by cyclone Michaung. The constant rains have left city flooded and struggling to return to normal life.
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Tamil Nadu Cyclone: Centre Releases Rs 450 Crore For Disaster Response
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has directed the Union Home Ministry to release Rs 450 crore, the second instalment to Tamil Nadu for cyclone relief, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said here on Thursday.
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PM Modi Okays Rs 561 Crore For Chennai Flood Management Project
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has greenlighted the first urban flood mitigation project in Chennai, allocating Rs 561.29 crore for "Integrated Urban Flood Management" activities in the Chennai Basin project, Home Minister Amit Shah announced today.
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Rajnath Singh Conducts Aerial Survey Of Flood-Affected Areas Of Tamil Nadu
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh conducted an aerial survey of flood-affected areas of Tamil Nadu on Thursday and held discussions with Chief Minister MK Stalin to assess the damage due to cyclone Michaung.
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Centre Releases Advance Centre's Contribution To Flood-Hit Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has directed the Ministry of Home Affairs to release in advance the second instalment of the Centre's contribution to the SDRF of Rs 493.60 to Andhra Pradesh and Rs 450 crore to Tamil Nadu.
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Flood-Hit Chennai Limps To Normalcy, Rajnath Singh's Aerial Survey Today
As Chennai limps back to normalcy after heavy rainfall and waterlogging due to cyclone Michaung, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will be carrying out an aerial survey of the flooded areas today.
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Cyclone Michaung: Chennai Grapples With Stagnant Water, Power Disruption
Residents grappled with stagnant water and power disruption in parts of the city and its suburbs, two days after Cyclone 'Michaung' wreaked havoc, even as civic agency personnel were involved in relief and rehabilitation efforts.
