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தமிழ்நாடு சட்டமன்ற தேர்தல்: Tamil Nadu’s Legislative Assembly election features four cornered contest this time. Here are the list of Chief ministerial candidates and the constituencies they are contesting.
ஓசூர் டைடல் பார்க்: Tamil Nadu’s sixth major TIDEL Park in Hosur has applied for environmental clearance. This ₹373 crore project features a G+9 structure spanning ~555,000 sq ft, poised to generate 6,000 direct jobs and boost the region’s IT ecosystem amid rising demand for tech infrastructure.
தமிழ்நாடு தேர்தல்:Tamil Nadu’s 2026 Assembly election Model Code of Conduct, effective from March 15 to May 6, limits cash to ₹50,000 without documents—flying squads seize excess to curb bribery. Carry bank statements, ATM receipts, GST invoices, wedding invites, or property agreements for legitimacy; over ₹10 lakhs triggers Income Tax probe.
சுங்க கட்டணம் உயர்வு:Tamil Nadu’s 66 national highway toll plazas will raise fees starting April 1, shocking commuters with increases tied to wholesale price inflation. Cars and jeeps face ₹10-40 extra per trip, while trucks and buses could see ₹50-200 hikes.
ரேஷன் கார்டு: Tamil Nadu’s monthly PDS grievance redressal camps occur today, March 14, 2026—the second Saturday—across all districts at taluk supply offices and Chennai’s 19 zonal assistant commissioner offices, from 10 AM to 1 PM.
சட்டமன்ற தேர்தல்: Tamil Nadu’s 2026 assembly elections feature a record 5.67 crore voters, with women outnumbering men at 2.89 crore. Major parties like DMK, AIADMK, and Vijay’s TVK are rolling out women-focused promises: DMK’s ₹2000 monthly aid hike; AIADMK’s ₹2000 family head scheme plus ₹25,000 scooter subsidy; TVK’s ₹2500 pension till 60, free cylinders, gold for weddings, and free bus travel.
திண்டுக்கல் டைடல் பார்க்: Tamil Nadu’s government is expanding IT infrastructure beyond Chennai by establishing TIDEL Neo parks to create local jobs. Minister TRB Raja revealed plans for a new 5-acre Mini TIDEL Park at Dindigul.
Tamil Nadu’s second Economic Survey reveals the state can become a trillion-dollar economy by 2031 if it maintains the 16% nominal growth of 2024-25, even with modest rupee depreciation. With per capita income at ₹3.62 lakh (1.77× national average), 11.2% real growth (highest among major states), plunging inflation, and massive welfare spending, TN is emerging as India’s model for growth + social
Tamil Nadu’s Registration Department has rolled out STAR 3.0, enabling citizens to register property documents without physical papers or Sub-Registrar Office visits through paperless processes for all 30 deed types and faceless registration for 10 categories like new apartment sales.
Tamil Nadu’s Pongal gift scheme offers ₹3,000 cash to ration card holders, combined with ₹1,000 monthly women’s rights allowance, totaling ₹4,000 in January. Instead of spending, invest wisely: FD or RD for safe 7-7.5% returns (₹4,000 grows to over ₹6,000 in 5 years); PPF for tax-free 7.1% interest (15-year lock-in); mutual funds like flexi-cap for 12-18% potential; stocks or gold ETFs for higher
