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DMK's Kayalvizhi defeats State BJP chief Murugan in Dharapuram

DMK’s Kayalvizhi defeats State BJP chief Murugan in Dharapuram Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Following a delay in the declaration of the results of the Dharapuram (Reserved) constituency, DMK candidate N. Kayalvizhi, who contested against BJP State president L. Murugan, was formally declared the winner with a margin of 1,393 in the early hours of Monday. Official sources familiar with the developments told The Hindu that the result was announced by the Returning Officer of Dharapuram (Reserved) constituency Pavankumar G. Giriyappanavar at around 12.30 a.m. at the counting centre in Tiruppur. While Mr. Murugan was leading in terms of number of votes since the beginning of the counting exercise till the 13th round, Ms. Kayalvizhi took a surprise lead from the 14th round. The margin of lead began with a few hundred votes and widened to over 2,000 votes and by the 24th and penultimate round of counting, her margin of lead was only 668 votes.

AIADMK wins two, leads in three constituencies in Tirupur

AIADMK wins two, leads in three constituencies in Tirupur Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA The AIADMK managed to win two and take the lead in three more of the eight constituencies in Tiruppur district, till 9 p.m. on Sunday. The DMK managed to win two and take the lead in one constituency following the counting of votes for the Assembly election. The counting process took place at L.R.G Government Arts College for Women on Palladam Road in Tiruppur Corporation limits. Former Minister of Animal Husbandry Udumalai K. Radhakrishnan won for the second consecutive time from Udumalpet Assembly constituency. Securing 96,893 votes by the end of the final round of counting, he won against K. Thennarasu of the Congress, who was fielded by the DMK front, with a victory margin of 21,895 votes, officials said.

Multiple gift items seized in Dharapuram

Former student offers to build new classrooms for govt. school

A textile firm owner, he has obtained sanction from the PWD for the ₹50-lakh project A nearly-60-year-old government school near Dharapuram in Tiruppur district will soon have four new classrooms, with an alumnus offering to bear the expenses. Government Higher Secondary School, Elugamvalasu, was established in 1963 and was upgraded as a higher secondary school in 2010, said its headmaster M. Kannan. With one building in the school remaining very dilapidated, the alumnus, A. Chandrasekaran, volunteered to build four new classrooms after demolishing the aged building, Mr. Kannan said. The ground breaking ceremony for the construction of new classrooms was held on February 3. “The alumni association has helped the school on many occasions, but this is the first time that a former student has done something like this,” Mr. Kannan said.