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Thinakaran Rajamani

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Tenkasi, Thenkasi, Tirunelveli
As seen in: The New Indian Express, MSN India, Sunday Standard, Edex Live, Justice News
Covers:  Rural, health, caste issues, politics and education
Journalist | Tamil | Focused on Human Rights, Crime, Health, Politics & Environment | RTI | MA Journalism & Mass Comm.

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Thinakaran Rajamani’s Biography

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Working as Senior Reporter in The New Indian Express since July 2017 in Madurai, Ramanathapuram, Tirunelveli and Tenkasi districts. Worked as Reporter in Dinamalar, Madurai and covered Health and Education beats (January 2016 -June 2017). Wrote articles as a freelancer for 7 years for Dinamalar while working in IT field. Worked in HCL infosystems in Puducherry, Dell internationals in Chennai and UST global in Bangalore for 10 years (2005 - 2015)

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Farmers of Tamil Nadu's Tenkasi walk out of grievance meeting over officials' apathy

Farmers of Tamil Nadu's Tenkasi walk out of grievance meeting over officials' apathy

TENKASI: Claiming that Tenkasi Collector S Gopala Sundararaj is refusing to meet them in person, the farmers …

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Shops in Tamil Nadu's southern districts yet to comply with 'right to sit' amendment

Shops in Tamil Nadu's southern districts yet to comply with 'right to sit' amendment

TENKASI: Most of the showrooms, shops and stores across the southern districts have not complied with the 'ri…

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Official apathy makes Tamil Nadu widow run from pillar to post for compensation

Official apathy makes Tamil Nadu widow run from pillar to post for compensation

TENKASI: A mother of three in Tamil Nadu's Tenkasi, who lost her husband in a farm well collapse three years …

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Tamil Nadu's largest tree transplantation project starts in Tenkasi

Tamil Nadu's largest tree transplantation project starts in Tenkasi

TENKASI: Department of Environmental Sciences, Bharathiar University (BU) began Tamil Nadu's largest tree tra…

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All is not 'well' in Ayankulam

All is not 'well' in Ayankulam

TIRUNELVELI: In Ayankulam village of Thisayanvilai taluk, the residents speak of a legendary well that failed…

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Officials publish list of British-era survey stations in TN's Tirunelveli

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By Thinakaran Rajamani Verified
| The New Indian Express Verified
TIRUNELVELI: For the first time, the District Survey Office has released a list of 16 Great Trigonometrical Survey (GT) stations in Tirunelveli, amid allegations that officials had failed to prevent the damage of the two-century-old heritage structures and encroachment on government land surrounding them. The information was provided in response to an RTI application filed by former Radhapuram panchayat vice-president S Murugesan.
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Three brothers from Tirunelveli's weaver family get medical seats

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By Thinakaran Rajamani Verified
| Sunday Standard Verified
Their father, S Ramkumar, said that he had pledged to support his children financially despite the hardship of running his family on a meagre income. “I only have to pay the government-prescribed fee as my sons have secured seats under the government quota,” he added. M Thalavai, headmaster of Vellanguli GHSS, said that following the introduction of the 7.5% quota, six students, including the three brothers, from the village school could join medical colleges.
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TWAD labourers in Tenkasi, Tirunelveli seek direct bank payment of wages

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By Thinakaran Rajamani Verified
| The New Indian Express Verified
TENKASI / TIRUNELVELI: Around 300 labourers of the Tamil Nadu Water Supply and Drainage (TWAD) Board in Tenkasi and Tirunelveli districts have demanded that their monthly wages be credited directly to their bank accounts. They urged Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay to consider their demand, expecting major reforms in the Board which has been brought under his direct purview. Most of these workers have been working for more than 15 years in various Thamirabarani Combined Water Supply Schemes.
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