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Tamil Nadu on Verge of Attaining Self-Sufficiency in Power Supply
The AIADMK-led Tamil Nadu government today said it has added over 4000 MW of power since assuming office in 2011, with schemes afoot to ensure availability of over 22,000 MW of electricity in coming years.
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Polling Over in Tamil Nadu, Power Cuts Back
The family of a Chennai journalist has blamed a power cut for the death of their 41-year-old son, who died at the Intensive Care Unit of the Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital.
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Jayalalithaa orders filling of 4000 vacant posts in Tamil Nadu Electricity Board
Intending to increase the efficiency of Tamil Nadu Electricity Board, Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today said she has ordered filling of posts of 4,000 Field Assistants.
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Cyclone-hit Tamil Nadu: People making quick buck
Shrewd operators in cyclone Thane devastated Cuddalore district have cashed in on people's woes to make money, asking for exorbitant rates to bring in generators to fill water tanks and steeply charging to charge mobile phones.
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Tamil Nadu on Verge of Attaining Self-Sufficiency in Power Supply
The AIADMK-led Tamil Nadu government today said it has added over 4000 MW of power since assuming office in 2011, with schemes afoot to ensure availability of over 22,000 MW of electricity in coming years.
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Polling Over in Tamil Nadu, Power Cuts Back
The family of a Chennai journalist has blamed a power cut for the death of their 41-year-old son, who died at the Intensive Care Unit of the Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital.
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Jayalalithaa orders filling of 4000 vacant posts in Tamil Nadu Electricity Board
Intending to increase the efficiency of Tamil Nadu Electricity Board, Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today said she has ordered filling of posts of 4,000 Field Assistants.
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Cyclone-hit Tamil Nadu: People making quick buck
Shrewd operators in cyclone Thane devastated Cuddalore district have cashed in on people's woes to make money, asking for exorbitant rates to bring in generators to fill water tanks and steeply charging to charge mobile phones.
