Tamil Nadu Exit Polls 2021: MK Stalin-led DMK predicted to win assembly election
Tamil Nadu Exit Polls 2021: MK Stalin-led DMK predicted to win assembly election
According to India Today-Axis My India, Today s Chanakya, Republic-CNX and P-MARQ exit polls, the MK Stalin-led DMK and allies are going to register a big win in the state. Voting for the 234-seat Tamil Nadu assembly was held on April 6 and the results will be declared on May 2. Stay tuned to TOI for all latest updates.
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AAA Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR&CE) Minister Sevvoor S. Ramachandran on Monday inaugurated the Joint Commissioner office on Palladam Road.
According to a HR&CE release, a total of 2,041 temples in Tiruppur and Karur districts will come under the control of the Joint Commissioner of Tiruppur Zone.
Under the Joint Commissioner for the Tiruppur Zone, there will be two Assistant Commissioners and 30 Executive Officers, according to the release.
The release also said that HR&CE Department has retrieved 1,006.33 acres of temple lands worth ₹ 150 crore in Tiruppur district since 2011.
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The jumbo event: Decorated elephants during the inauguration of the 48-day annual rejuvenation camp at Thekkampatti on the banks of River Bhavani near Mettuppalayam on Monday.
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The 48-day camp will end on March 27; six watchtowers set up on premises
The 13th annual rejuvenation camp for temple and mutt elephants began with the participation of 26 elephants from Tamil Nadu and Puducherry at Thekkampatti near Mettupalayam on Monday. Usually held in December-January, the camp was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and is being held in February-March. Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR&CE) Department officials said the mahouts of all the elephants and their assistants submitted COVID-19 negative certificates prior to entering the camp.