When E Madhavan began trading imported components for tractor and equipment makers in 2000, he saw an opportunity in wet-braking systems, widely used overseas but resisted by Indian buyers because of their higher cost, despite offering long-term savings through greater durability and easier maintenance.
A new study suggests that AI could benefit Tamil Nadu’s labour market, with a higher share of jobs in sectors where workers are expected to gain productivity from AI. But it could be a double-edged sword.
Policy Reforms, Cash Aid & Tech Partnerships Can Revitalise Floriculture In The Second Largest Flower-Producing State
Self-taught micro artist Kaviyarasan draws inspiration from Tamil Nadu’s temple architecture to create intricate works on tiny surfaces and hopes to take his art to international competitions
He says rainwater stagnation in many parts of Chennai is due to the alleged lack of precautionary measures
He says several parts of Chennai received rainfall of an intensity comparable to a cloudburst, and if such incidents are to become frequent, it will necessitate the urgent implementation of flood mitigation measures
Tamil Nadu is conducting a pilot study in Tenkasi to find whether mosquito-repellent creams can reduce dengue infections, Health Minister K G Arunraj said on Saturday at Govt General Hospital in Kadayanallur. The study will cover 33 wards in Kadayanallur municipality and will be conducted jointly by the National Institute of Epidemiology (ICMR-NIE), Chennai, and the public health department.
The books were developed with the support from the Ezhuthaga Iyakkam (Write Movement) and the Tamil Nadu Prisons Department
With Tamil Nadu’s crash data pointing to speed and poor visibility as major dangers, perhaps the surest way for pedestrians to be safe, until authorities act, is to be ‘seen’