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Vivek Narayanan's coverage mainly centers around Indian politics, with a focus on local developments in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. He also covers tourism, development initiatives, and cultural aspects of the region.
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By: Vivek Narayanan
Recently, when a developer approached the Mylapore sub-registrar office to process a sale deed for an apartment project, he was asked to register a joint development agreement (JDA) first, a process that is yet to be introduced in the state. Such confusions, developers say, lead to delay in property registrations.
By: Vivek Narayanan
CHENNAI: The Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR&CE) Department has invited applications from eligible candidates for the appointment of non-hereditary trustees to 757 temples across Tamil Nadu under its administrative control.
By: Vivek Narayanan
PALANI: The Palani Adivaram police have registered an FIR and launched an investigation into the alleged fraudulent registration of a 1.4-acre land parcel worth around Rs 100 crore belonging to the Arulmigu Dhandayudapani Swami mutt in Palani in the names of two private individuals.
By: Vivek Narayanan
PALANI: The state registration department on Monday suspended sub-registrar Justin Manikandan in connection with the alleged fraudulent registration of a parcel of 1.4acre land worth around Rs 100 crore belonging to the Arulmigu Dhandayudapani Swami Mutt in Palani in the names of two private individuals.
By: Vivek Narayanan
CHENNAI: The Tamil Nadu govt on Tuesday said it would proceed against everyone involved in the alleged fraudulent registration of a parcel of 1.4acre land, valued at around Rs 100 crore, belonging to the Arulmigu Dhandayudapani Swami Mutt in Palani.
By: Vivek Narayanan
Chennai: From Haddows Road in the core city to Chembarambakkam on the fringes — real estate developers have, over the past two years, invested more than ₹2,500 crore across 79.9 acres to secure prime parcels for future projects.
By: Vivek Narayanan
Chennai’s housing growth is no longer centred on its established neighbourhoods. Homebuyers are now turning to Perambur in the north, Perumbakkam in the south and Mogappair in the west, where prices have risen faster than anywhere else, driven by better connectivity, new infrastructure and proximity to employment hubs.
CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu director general of police Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal on Wednesday transferred to the CB-CID the investigation into the alleged fraudulent registration of a parcel of 1.4-acre land belonging to the Arulmigu Dhandayudapani Swami Mutt in Palani. The property is estimated to be worth around Rs 100 crore.
By: Vivek Narayanan
Chennai: Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation (TTDC) on Wednesday launched ‘Know Chennai’, a one-day heritage tour aimed to introduce Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) school students to the city’s history, culture and architectural landmarks.
By: Vivek Narayanan
CHENNAI: The Tamil Nadu registration department has constituted a three-member inquiry committee to conduct a probe into the alleged irregularities surrounding the registration of a high-value land parcel belonging to the Arulmigu Dhandayuthapani Swamy Mutt in Palani.
