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Water crisis looms large over Kodaikanal (opens the original)
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Kodaikanal is staring at an acute water crisis. With rains having failed this season, water level at Manorathinam Solai Reservoir, which supplies water to Kodaikanal town, has dwindled sharply. Though there are about 50,000 permanent residents in the town, the population number almost doubles during weekends and peak season. According to Mr. Saleem, a long-time resident of Kodaikanal and a tour operator, “nowadays the Municipality supplies water once in ten days. For our daily needs, we are forc
Kodaikanal yet to fully tap apple cultivation; farmers want Minister for Horticulture in Tamil Nadu (opens the original)
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In 2014, a group of farmers from Kodaikanal returned from Kashmir with the kernel of a dream and a hope to transform the rich valleys of Kodaikanal hills into flourishing apple orchards. In 2026, two of the farmers nurtured about six apple trees that are now resplendent with soft luscious pink fruits. This exposure visit, organised by R. Murthy, a farmer, former member of the National Horticulture Board in coordination with the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), was conducted at the
Vacancies have put the brakes on work at RTOs (opens the original)
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The automated testing track at the RTO North office in Madurai. | Photo Credit: G. MOORTHY Kesavan, a share autorickshaw driver in Dindigul, is a worried man. The Fitness Certificate (FC) for his vehicle is about to expire, and he is hoping that within one working day he will get it done. “All my friends make numerous trips to get FC, but I do not have the luxury as I am taking school trips. I can take leave for a day only,” he rues. This delay in getting FC is not just limited to Dindigul but i
What is there in deep space ? (opens the original)
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What is there in deep space? Wondered Akilesh Chandrasekaran when he was in his fifth standard? Now, a Class XII student, Akilesh Chandrasekaran of Sivakasi Nadar Matriculation Higher Secondary School in Madurai, has proved through a Martian regolith analogue that cultured bacteria can generate electricity on Mars. This project of his was selected for the prestigious Cubes in Space™ 2026 programme, an international student research programme conducted by iEDU inc. and supported by, NASA Wallops
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