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Murugan files nomination in Dharapuram after road show

Tirupur BJP state president L. contesting from Dharapuram (reserved) constituency. Murugan filed his nomination after attending the roadshow on Thursday.

Police sources said a one-km-long road show was organized from the BJP office near the bus terminus to the Dharampur sub-district office, which saw participation of over 5,000 people.

Later speaking to reporters, Mr. Murugan insisted that the AIADMK-BJP alliance’s victory in the upcoming election has been confirmed and the parties are only working to ensure this.

AMMK candidate a. Vishalakshi and current MLA. Gunasekaran also filed his nomination for Tiruppur South constituency at the Tiruppur Corporation headquarters on Mangalam Road.

Tiruppur district filed 80 nominations in eight of its constituencies on Thursday alone. Palladam constituency recorded the highest number of nominations (19), followed by Kangayam (17). According to election officials, a total of 177 nominations have been filed so far.

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March 18, 2021
Ramp, part of the unfinished Chennai Port-Maduravel elevated corridor removed on Poonamallee High Road

The structure is being removed to reduce the flow of traffic on the stretch, which has been designated as an accident-prone place by the traffic police.

The National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) is in the process of removing a section of concrete from the Chennai Port-Maduravel Elevated Corridor at Maduravoyal on Poonamallee High Road.

“It is a recognized black spot and the police wanted the ramped portion to be removed to prevent accidents. In the previous design, it has been a part of the ramp where vehicles will go to the corridor. But now the length of the ramp has been increased, which will make the ramp unnecessary.

Sources in the traffic police said that about 18 meters of the road remained inaccessible due to the presence of the structure. “The traffic goes down drastically, because one lane is available on the same side. An official said that it becomes a problem during peak hours.

Meanwhile, a preliminary report preparation process is underway for the construction of the proposed double-decker flyover from Chennai Port to Maduravayal.

Recently, when Union Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari visited the city, he announced that the current elevated corridor would be converted into a double decker. The 21-km project was halted and NHAI is now in the process of reviving it.

“The consultant is currently studying how much it will cost, what additional land will be required, what the traffic system will be and who the end user will be in other details. It is expected to be ready in a fortnight after which our headquarters will take a decision , ”An official source said.

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March 18, 2021
Salai Road Overbridge Closed for Repair

The road on Salai Road is closed for overbridge traffic due to repair work and road extension by the Tirui Corporation.

Cracks developed in the structure and a fire broke out on a section of the road after heavy rains last August. It was then closed to heavy vehicles.

Soon after the incident, the civic body made temporary arrangements. Sand bags were erected to provide stability and barricades erected to prevent heavy vehicle traffic such as buses and trucks from stopping at the bridge. Officials said heavy sand erosion was detected along the parapet and the road widened to about 50 feet.

As soon as the excavation work started, the road was completely closed for traffic on Wednesday. “We noticed that there was loose sand that was still falling and damage could occur if the vehicle continued to ply on the road. Until the work is completed, only two-wheelers will be allowed and four-wheelers will have to be run separately, ”said a senior corporation official.

The official said that the work of widening and strengthening the bridge will be completed in a month.

Meanwhile, the city’s traffic police has requested vehicles to use Karur Bypass Road, Chhatram Bus Stand, Anna Pratima and Periyasamy Tower roads until the work is completed.

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March 17, 2021
Road Rage: A fight between two people for killing a minor

In an alleged road rage case, two youths were stabbed to death on Tuesday morning during a chase at Paschim Vihar in outer Delhi.

Two, including a minor, have been apprehended.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (External) A Koan said the victims have been identified as Rohit Aggarwal (23), Shiv Ram Park and Ghanshyam (20) of Begusarai, Bihar.

The accused have been identified as Pradeep Kohli, a resident of Camp No. 4 Jwalapur and a 17-year-old minor.

An official said that police received a PCR call at 1.30 pm, stating that two persons were lying on the road near Udyog Vihar Metro Station. Police reached the spot and rushed the injured to Sanjay Gandhi Hospital, where they were declared brought dead. Subsequently, a murder case was registered under section 302 (punishment for murder) of the Indian Penal Code.

During the investigation, a CCTV footage was obtained in which the accused can be seen beating the couple and then stabbing them multiple times.

In the video, a person can also be seen witnessing the incident.

During further investigation, it was found that while the victims were crossing Camp No. 4 on their scooty, the vehicle brushed in front of the accused’s bike, leading to an argument between them, which later turned violent.

Police said the accused chased the victims for about half a kilometer.

With the help of technical and human intelligence, Mr. Conn said the accused were identified and held within hours. Weapons and bike weapons were recovered from them.

Rohit used to help his father at his utensil shop in Nangloi and Ghanshyam was a laborer. Police said that Pradeep is a laborer at a scrap shop in Bahadurgarh.

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March 16, 2021
Important road on China border being built in Ladakh: MHA

The Center has informed a parliamentary panel that a “standalone project” is underway to build an important road along the border with China in Ladakh.

The panel was also told that along the Chinese border, construction of 57 roads, construction and renovation of 32 helipads, development of 47 outposts and twelve staging camps for ITBP as well as construction of 18 foot track in Arunachal Pradesh Work is going on

These were mentioned in the report of the Standing Committee on the Department on Demands for Grants of the Financial Year 2021-22 presented in the Rajya Sabha on Monday. The committee is headed by Congress leader Anand Sharma.

India and China have been face to face in various areas of East Ladakh since April last year after they stopped Indian patrolling in Finger Area of Pangong Tso, China. Indian and Chinese troops have disbanded from the north and south banks of Pangong Tso (lake) in February, while the buildup continues on the Dipsang plains, Galawan, Gogra-Hot Springs.

Union Home Secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla informed the panel that the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has focused on “border infrastructure” and that in FY 2020-21, the government has signed Phase II of the India-China Border Roads (ICBR-II). The program is approved. The report stated, “The program includes a number of roads, foot tracks and border out posts (BoPs).”

The panel held meetings on February 16, 17 and 22, where officials reported that there were 11 demands for grants administered by the MHA.

The report states that as of November 2020, the total length of the road constructed along the China border was 538.50 kilometers. The first phase of ICBR was started in 2005 when it was decided that MHA would construct 27 priority roads totaling 608 km. With China. According to the report of the panel, construction of 25 priority roads of the first phase is still going on.

Roads and other projects have been constructed with the “Border Infrastructure and Management” fund for the maintenance of border infrastructure along the Bangladesh, Pakistan and China borders. The funds spent on border projects in 2019-20 was ₹ 2156.09 crore.

The construction of 47 border posts for the Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) force mentioned in the panel’s report was approved in 2014.

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March 15, 2021
Cave road in Cauvery Bank Caves

Odathurai Road along the Kaveri river bank was partially closed for traffic on Monday after a section of the road was excavated during sand excavation for the construction of a retaining wall. Officials of state highways said that work was being done by state highways as part of a pending project to move the road, when excavation loosened the sand and it went into the cave, officials of state highways said.

A senior state highway official said Hindu That an earthmover was cleaning sand along the river to facilitate the construction of a retaining wall. “The road broke down during the work and the department is in a hurry to divert traffic and start repair work,” he said. The official said that the road will be opened for traffic soon.

Road Safety Worker p. Iyyappan said that the excavation could have proved dangerous, there was high traffic in the area. “Engineers should keep a close watch on the works to ensure such incidents,” he said.

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March 15, 2021
Three killed in road accident

Three people died on the spot and five others were injured in a road accident.

According to sources, a container hit an auto causing the accident. The injured were sent to the government hospital in Sangareddy and their condition was stated to be critical.

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March 14, 2021
Six killed and seven injured in road accident

The victims were proceeding to participate in agricultural operations.

Six people died and seven others suffered serious injuries in a hit-and-run case in Golapalli village in Krishna district on Sunday.

The accident occurred when an unknown vehicle hit the auto in which the victims were traveling in the early hours. The injured were shifted to Nuzvid and Vijayawada government hospitals.

The victims of Sher Thanda in Nuzvid Mandal were proceeding to participate in agricultural operations at Bapulapadu Mandal, Kanumolu village in Krishna district, Nuzvid Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) b. Srinivasulu said.

“We are verifying the CCTV footage and alerting other stations. We suspect that the heavy vehicle may have hit the auto at a high speed. Srinivasulu said that special teams have been formed to identify the vehicle causing the accident. Hindu

The deceased were identified as Bhuiya Somla of Thanda, Banavathu Nagu, b. Nagaraju, Ramesh, Banavathu Swarna and B. Has been done in the form of Babu.

Governor mourns

Governor Biswa Bhushan Harichandan expressed grief over the incident and expressed grief over the workers’ deaths.

Mr. Harichandan, who spoke with officials of Krishna district, directed the police, revenue and medical and health department officials to provide better treatment to the injured.

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March 14, 2021
Jammu and Kashmir Tourism Department organizes road shows in the city

Chennai

The Jammu and Kashmir Tourism Department, in collaboration with the Travel Agents Society of Kashmir (TASK), recently organized a roadshow in the city, which was attended by more than 160 travel agents.

Wasim Raja, Additional Secretary, Tourism of Jammu and Kashmir, highlighted known and lesser-known tourist destinations, arts and crafts, pilgrimage and adventure tourism besides upcoming festivals.

Additional Secretary Tourism assured the travel business of all necessary support from Jammu and Kashmir Tourism to ensure a memorable and comfortable stay in the Union Territory.

Apart from Mr. Raja, the team of Jammu and Kashmir Tourism was represented by DGM Jammu and Kashmir Tourism Development Corporation Ashwani Gupta, Tourist Officer Chennai TP Singh, President of TASK, Mir Anwar, Vice President of TASK, Atharva Yameen and members of TASK .

Director of Information and Public Relations at the Roadshow, Tamil Nadu, Bhaskaran, Director of Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation, TP Rajesh, President of Tamil Nadu Tour, Travel and Hospitality Association, VKT Balan, President of TAAI (Southern Region). Shah ul Hamid, President, Tamil Nadu Tourist Vehicle Operators Association a. Afzal and Secretary ADTOI Tamil Nadu Chapter Ashok Kumar, according to a press release.

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March 14, 2021
Two killed in road accident near Usilampatti

Both the victims were dragged up to 10 meters on the road and were killed on the spot.

On Sunday morning, two people died in the speeding van that hit the motorcycle near Usilampatti.

Identification of the dead R. of Velimalapatti. Abhishek (21) and P. Prince (35).

The accident occurred at around 6:30 am on the Usilampatti-Batlagundu road near Chinnakempatti

Police said they were going to a flower market in Usilampatti, when the van coming from the opposite direction hit the two-wheeler.

Both the victims were dragged up to 10 meters on the road and were killed on the spot.

Uthanapanikanoor police is investigating.

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March 14, 2021