Vedanta to set up new copper smelter plant; to exit Tuticorin?
The 400,000 ton Sterlite Copper smelter plant has been operating in Tuticorin for over 25 years with a cumulative investment of about Rs 3,000 crore.
The 400,000 ton Sterlite Copper smelter plant has been operating in Tuticorin for over 25 years with a cumulative investment of about Rs 3,000 crore.
This ferry service, being operated by the Shipping Corporation of India, will run twice a month and will provide a cost-effective, direct and alternate means of transportation of goods between India and Maldives.
Jayaraj and his son Beniks who used to run a mobile phone shop were arrested by police on June 19 for keeping their mobile phone shop in Tuticorin open beyond permitted hours amid the coronavirus lockdown.
DMK president MK Stalin said in a statement, 'The alleged brutal assault on the two men days ago by police was a result of the AIADMK government allowing them to take law into their own hands at a time when they have to ensure the safety of the public during the lockdown.'
With this evacuation, the Indian Navy has now repatriated 2874 Indian nationals from the Maldives and Sri Lanka during the ongoing pandemic.
With this trip, Jalashwa will successfully bring back almost 2700 Indian citizens from the Maldives and Sri Lanka to Indian shores under the broader umbrella of the Indian Government's Mission Vande Bharat.
Lois Sofia, 28, who is studying in Canada, was taken into custody after Tamil Nadu BJP president Soundararajan filed a complaint with the airport police.
Lois Sofia, 28, an Indian research scholar in Canada, was whisked away by the police after the plane landed in Tuticorin.
It took 13 deaths and 102 injuries to finally impose a shut down on the Vedanta’s copper smelter plant in…
Bench asks officials to furnish by July 9 all documents and materials related to the Tuticorin violence and firing on May 22 and 23. In his counter affidavit, Tuticorin Superintendent of Police Murali Rambha said there was no need for a CBI probe claiming the investigation by the CB-CID was progressing in a fair and impartial manner.
