Tamil Nadu

Joining hands for conserving vultures, three southern States, namely Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka will be conducting the first-ever synchronised census ...

After the census a slew of management interventions are planned by the authorities. Till now forest officials and environmentalists have had a rough estimate of vultures in the South. Ramakrishnan from Wildlife Biology Department, Government Art College, Udhagamandalam stated that there are only 150-odd vultures left in the wild in Tamil Nadu.

बता दें कि राष्ट्रीय स्वयं सेवक संघ ने बीती 2 अक्टूबर को तमिलनाडु में 51 जगहों पर रूट ...

Seven people, including four women, sustained grievous injuries after a truck collided head on with a mini truck near Thiruvaiyaru on Monday.

When the mini truck was nearing Kadaiyathoppu village on Kallanai-Thiruvaiyaru Road, a truck which was heading towards a river to mine sand collided head on with the vehicle. Alleging that sand trucks were becoming a threat to people residing along the Cauvery, a large number of villagers blocked traffic on the road. He had gone to Tuticorin along with his family members - Pandiselvi, 35, Mahalakshmi, 55, Jansi, 26, Gayathri, 14, Balamurugan, 34, and Sesu, 60 - to offer prayers at a temple.

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The survey would simultaneously be organised in the three forest divisions, including the Wayanad wildlife sanctuary, and the South and North forest divisions.

Wayanad wildlife sanctuary, contiguous to the tiger reserves of Nagarhole and Bandipur of Karnataka and Mudumalai of Tamil Nadu, is the lone region where vultures thrive in the State. But the population has come down to less than 10,000 . “Every year the Forest departments in the three states were organising separate surveys at different timing to count the remaining vulture population in South India,” says Dinesh Kumar, Additional Deputy Conservator of Forest, Wayanad wildlife sanctuary. Each of the locations would be monitored by a five-member team, comprising a vulture expert; a forest beat officer, one or two volunteers and a forest watcher, he said. Vultures faced a catastrophic population decline during the 2000s when the species was exposed to the anti-inflammatory drug diclofenac used in cattle as a painkiller. It would be conducted after dividing the Wayanad landscape, where the bird species were frequently sighted, into 10 locations.

The Tamil Nadu government has moved the Supreme Court against the Madras High Court order permitting the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to take out its ...

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On February 21, MK Stalin's Tamil Nadu Government filed an appeal before the Supreme Court against the Madras High Court's order allowing Rashtriya.

On February 10, 2023, Madras High Court’s division bench set aside the single-judge’s order which imposed a slew of restrictions against the RSS related to the conduction of route marches and gatherings in Tamil Nadu. After the Tamil Nadu Government denied RSS with the permission to organise route marches, RSS filed a contempt of court petition before the Madras High Court. The tussle between the Tamil Nadu Government and the RSS began when the former denied permission to organise route marches and public gatherings to the latter in September 2022.

New Delhi, Feb 21 (IANS): The Tamil Nadu government has moved the Supreme Court challenging the Madras High Court order, which allowed Rashtriya Swayamsevak ...

The high court had permitted RSS members to wear their uniform and play its musical band during the marches throughout the state. New Delhi, Feb 21 (IANS): The Tamil Nadu government has moved the Supreme Court challenging the Madras High Court order, which allowed Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to conduct a route march across the state. The state government pointed at the apprehension for disturbance of public peace against the backdrop of the ban on Popular Front of India in September last year.

The Tamil Nadu government has approached Supreme Court to challenge a Madras High Court order that had aside conditions imposed by a single-Judge on a ...

The State government was directed to make necessary security and traffic arrangements for the march as well. The High Court in its February 10 order, also directed the RSS to give to the Tamil Nadu police any three dates of its choice to hold the route march in the State, adding that the police must grant permission for the march on any one of those three dates. In the February 10 order under challenge, a division bench of the High Court had directed the Tamil Nadu police to grant the RSS permission to conduct the route march.