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October 17, 2021

After Handling Juniors, Dravid Set To Coach Seniors

After several unsuccessful attempts, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has finally convinced Rahul Dravid to take over as head coach of the Indian men's team. It is understood that despite saying no earlier, Dravid agreed to a two-year deal after meeting board president Sourav Ganguly and secretary Jay Shah in Dubai on Friday evening.

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Sasikala visits Amma memorial; keeps cards close to her chest

VK SASIKALA, the close aide of J Jayalalithaa, visited the memorial of the late former Chief Minister on Saturday after a gap of nearly four and a half years. While paying homage, Sasikala broke down in tears. She, however, did not reveal much about her next course of action.

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Incentives, permanency for ASHA workers: MaSu

HEALTH Minister Ma Subramanian on Saturday said various welfare measures for the ASHA workers in the State would be taken up in the coming days. Addressing a gathering of ASHA workers association, the Minister said possibilities to give incentives to the workers would be explored.

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TN Open varsity plans courses on Covid-19

IT is a fact that the Covid-19 pandemic has taught us many important lessons about life. Now, what you also have is an opportunity to literally study the virus as a subject.

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Corpn evicts pavement dwellers in Egmore

CLOSE to 50 families who had occupied pavements near the Egmore Railway Station were evicted on Saturday by the City Corporation and the police. The residents were put up at a shelter near Pattalam temporarily.

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Festive Vaccination Fall Leaves Experts Worried

NAVRATRI festival in many states have thrown up visuals of unguarded intermingling of people, raising fresh worries of a sudden rise in Covid cases, the pace of vaccination over the last several days has also taken a bad hit.

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