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Drunk Quarrels With Nurse Over Gold Ring For Child, Attacks 2

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By G Srinivasan
| Deccan Chronicle Verified
Thanjavur: The police are searching for Madhan (28) of Muzhaiyur near Patteeswaram, who assaulted and injured two persons in an inebriated mood following a quarrel with a staff nurse of a primary health centre over getting the "Thaimaman Thangamothiram" for his child. According to the police, Vanitha, wife of Madhan, gave birth to a male child at Kumbakonam government hospital on September 16.
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Thanjavur Farmers Seek Samba Package From Govt

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By G Srinivasan
| Deccan Chronicle Verified
Thanjavur: Farmers of Thanjavur district have appealed to the government to announce samba package so that farmers may take up samba cultivation without much difficulty. Speaking at the monthly farmers' grievances day meeting at the collectorate on Friday, they said they could not take up kuruvai cultivation in canal-irrigated areas for want of water. Now, water is inadequate for samba, the long-term crop. So, samba cultivation is also in question.
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Thanjavur Farmers Seek Water release Into Branch Canals

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By G Srinivasan
| Deccan Chronicle Verified
Thanjavur: Farmers of Thanjavur have appealed to PWD officials to release water into the branch canals of rivers so that they may take up samba cultivation. Speaking at the revenue divisional-level farmers grievances day meeting here on Wednesday, they said water had reached the tail-end areas of the main rivers after release from Grand Anicut. Now, water should be released into the branch canals they said. They also said water should be stored in all lakes, tanks and ponds.
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