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    Aug 28
    Minister Sengottaiyan said agricultural land must be acquired for projects when no alternative exists, responding to Hosur MLA Balakrishna Reddy’s question on Hosur Airport. The remark contrasts with the government scrapping the Parandur Airport project, citing farmer welfare,
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    Aug 28
    The TVK government has halted the proposed Global Sports City project in Chennai, cancelling the construction contract. The project was planned on valuable land in Semmanchery, worth over ₹2,000 crore, which was retrieved from the Jeppiar Educational Trust following a prolonged
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    Aug 28
    Tamil Nadu will establish a new women’s college in Chennai through the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board at a cost of ₹2.45 crore, Minorities Welfare Minister A.M. Shahjahan announced in the Assembly. The government will also fund undergraduate tuition for Muslim girls, extend educational
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    Aug 27
    The Tamil Nadu government plans to push for an eight-lane Chennai-Kanniyakumari expressway corridor, with Highways Minister Aadhav Arjuna informing the Assembly that a detailed project report will be prepared. The roughly 700-km corridor could involve widening existing routes or
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