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54 Flights Cancelled, Schools Shut: Cyclone Ditwah Affects Tamil Nadu
With Cyclone Ditwah steadily advancing towards the north Tamil Nadu and Puducherry coasts, authorities have stepped up preparedness on multiple fronts, from large-scale relief operations to flight cancellations and district-wide holiday notifications
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Hit By Heavy Rain, Tamil Nadu Readies Shelters, Braces For Possible Cyclone
Several districts across Tamil Nadu are preparing rescue and relief plans as the northeast monsoon intensifies amid an early onset, officials said. There is a possibility of a cyclone developing, the weather office said.
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Centre Releases Rs 944 Crore To Tamil Nadu For Cyclone Fengal Relief Work
The Central government has approved the release of Rs 944.8 crore to the Tamil Nadu government as two installments of central share from the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) to help it provide relief to people affected by cyclone Fengal.
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In Fresh Centre vs States Row, Tamil Nadu Moves Top Court Over Flood Relief
Tamil Nadu Flood Relief: The Tamil Nadu government has moved the Supreme Court seeking an ex-parte order to the centre to release Rs 2,000 crore as part of an interim relief package for flood-ravaged districts.
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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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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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"In Touch With State Governments": PM Modi As Cyclone Michaung Approaches
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday cautioned countrymen amid the approaching 'Cyclone Michaung', saying that he was in constant touch with the governments of states on the eastern coast to coordinate relief and rescue efforts.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Announces Rs 600 Crore Relief To Five Lakh Farmers
Chief Minister K Palaniswami on Saturday announced Rs 600 crore relief assistance to about five lakh farmers, whose crops on 3.10 lakh plus hectares were hit due to the recent back to back cyclones in Tamil Nadu.
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Cyclone Burevi Weakens, Tamil Nadu Airports Shut As Precaution
Southern Tamil Nadu and neighbouring Kerala are on high alert as cyclone Burevi inches closer to the southern shores. The cyclone - which has weakened into a deep depression - is likely to cross Ramanathapuram and adjoining districts in six hours with windspeed of 50-60 kmph, according to the weather office.
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Tropical Cyclone Burevi: Tamil Nadu, Kerala Brace For Cyclone. Key Updates
Cyclone Burevi Updates: Today the cyclonic storm is 470 km east-southeast of Pamban and 650 km east of Kanniyakumari. Cyclone Burevi likely to hit south Tamil Nadu and Kerala coast on December 4. Relief teams have already "reached most locations", the NDRF tweeted.
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54 Flights Cancelled, Schools Shut: Cyclone Ditwah Affects Tamil Nadu
With Cyclone Ditwah steadily advancing towards the north Tamil Nadu and Puducherry coasts, authorities have stepped up preparedness on multiple fronts, from large-scale relief operations to flight cancellations and district-wide holiday notifications
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Hit By Heavy Rain, Tamil Nadu Readies Shelters, Braces For Possible Cyclone
Several districts across Tamil Nadu are preparing rescue and relief plans as the northeast monsoon intensifies amid an early onset, officials said. There is a possibility of a cyclone developing, the weather office said.
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Centre Releases Rs 944 Crore To Tamil Nadu For Cyclone Fengal Relief Work
The Central government has approved the release of Rs 944.8 crore to the Tamil Nadu government as two installments of central share from the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) to help it provide relief to people affected by cyclone Fengal.
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In Fresh Centre vs States Row, Tamil Nadu Moves Top Court Over Flood Relief
Tamil Nadu Flood Relief: The Tamil Nadu government has moved the Supreme Court seeking an ex-parte order to the centre to release Rs 2,000 crore as part of an interim relief package for flood-ravaged districts.
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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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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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"In Touch With State Governments": PM Modi As Cyclone Michaung Approaches
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday cautioned countrymen amid the approaching 'Cyclone Michaung', saying that he was in constant touch with the governments of states on the eastern coast to coordinate relief and rescue efforts.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Announces Rs 600 Crore Relief To Five Lakh Farmers
Chief Minister K Palaniswami on Saturday announced Rs 600 crore relief assistance to about five lakh farmers, whose crops on 3.10 lakh plus hectares were hit due to the recent back to back cyclones in Tamil Nadu.
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Cyclone Burevi Weakens, Tamil Nadu Airports Shut As Precaution
Southern Tamil Nadu and neighbouring Kerala are on high alert as cyclone Burevi inches closer to the southern shores. The cyclone - which has weakened into a deep depression - is likely to cross Ramanathapuram and adjoining districts in six hours with windspeed of 50-60 kmph, according to the weather office.
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Tropical Cyclone Burevi: Tamil Nadu, Kerala Brace For Cyclone. Key Updates
Cyclone Burevi Updates: Today the cyclonic storm is 470 km east-southeast of Pamban and 650 km east of Kanniyakumari. Cyclone Burevi likely to hit south Tamil Nadu and Kerala coast on December 4. Relief teams have already "reached most locations", the NDRF tweeted.
