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Huge crowds welcome Chief Minister on Madurai city roads (opens the original)
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Despite it being a hot sunny day, hundreds of people, including young and old, gathered at different parts of Madurai City to give a rousing welcome to Chief Minister, C.Joseph Vijay, on his maiden visit to the Temple City on Monday. Braving the scorching heat, people who had gathered on the Panangal Road along which the Government Rajaji Hospital is located, and inside the GRH, hundreds of people, mostly youngsters and also patients of the hospital, had waited for longer hours to have a glimpse
Meenakshi Temple consecration: overcautious safety measure leaves devotees disappointed (opens the original)
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The much-awaited consecration of Meenakshi Sundareswarar temple got over without any untoward incident. But, not without a good section of the devotees criticising the administration and the police for “not facilitating” the masses to witness the ceremony of pour the holy water on the kalasams atop the temple towers and ‘vimanams’. The police permitted the devotees with passes to climb up the sprawling terrace of the temple with the help of temporary staircases put up inside the temple premises.
Madurai district police plan to install ANPR cameras at 30 junctions on highways (opens the original)
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The police have embarked on an ambitious plan to put up automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras at 30 important junctions of highways across Madurai district. The high-resolution advanced cameras are equipped to capture the number plate and other critical details of every vehicle that exceed the speed limit on highways. Work on the installation of cameras is under way. The ₹1.32-crore project was being implemented under Road Safety Fund. “The software would process the images of vehicl
Police falling back on village vigilance committees to uphold law and order (opens the original)
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Madurai district police is making efforts to revive the age-old village vigilance committees to strike a cordial chord with the rural masses and get tipped-off about lurking dangers in villages. “This is an old practice of the police which we are now trying to revive,” said Madurai Superintendent of Police, N. Devanathan. Inspectors of Police in all the 40 police stations are visiting at least one village every day and meeting a cross section of people and discuss various issues plaguing the soc
Schools, colleges asked to report cognisable offences to police immediately (opens the original)
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Two incidents of cognisable offence were reported in two different schools in Viraganoor under Madurai District Police station limits in the last few days. In the first incident, a teenaged boy was seen repeatedly assaulting a junior boy and kicking him with a jump in the presence of a few teachers. The incident happened at a government school. The teachers were apparently helpless but could only try to pacify the boy and could not prevent the assault. The incident came to public notice only aft
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