Due To Heavy Rains, The Situation Worsens In Puducherry

Due to heavy rains, the situation worsens in Puducherry and Karaikal, today all schools and colleges will remain closed.

Heavy rains continue to wreak havoc in many parts of Tamil Nadu. Due to incessant rains, life is disturbed. The rain is not taking its name to stop.

The Meteorological Department has also predicted heavy rain in Puducherry and Karaikal today. Due to this, all schools and colleges in Puducherry and Karaikal will remain closed today.

According to the IMD’s forecast, Puducherry will see dark clouds throughout the day along with heavy rains.

Torrential rain.

The havoc of heavy rains in Tamil Nadu is at its peak for the last few days.

In view of the torrential rains in some districts of the state in the last few days, a red alert is being issued by the Meteorological Department from time to time.

The situation here is getting worse day by day. Due to heavy rains, 90 major reservoirs and lakes of the state have been flooded. While the water level of the Vaigai dam is also rising above the danger mark.

The red alert continues in surrounding districts including Chennai, Kanchipuram.

In Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu, the situation is worsening due to heavy rains.

The Meteorological Department has issued a red alert in the surrounding districts including Chennai due to the possibility of heavy rains in the coming days.

The IMD has said that after low pressure on November 17 and November 18, torrential rains may occur over Chennai, Kancheepuram, Tiruvallur, and Chengalpattu districts.

The Meteorological Department has also predicted a cyclonic storm in many districts of Tamil Nadu, due to which the weather will be bad with strong winds.

Tamil Nadu’s hope rests on Uttar Pradesh and Bihar for Brahmin brides, more than 40 thousand youths are not getting a life partner

With over 40,000 young Tamil Brahmins in Tamil Nadu finding it difficult to find brides within the state, the Tamil Nadu-based Brahmin Union has launched a special drive to search for Brahmin brides in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

N Narayanan, president of the Thamijanadu Brahmin Association (Thambras), said in an open letter published in the November issue of the association’s monthly Tamil magazine, “We have started a special movement on behalf of our Sangam.”

Citing rough estimates, Narayanan said that over 40,000 Tamil Brahmin men in the 30-40 age group could not marry because they were unable to find brides for themselves within Tamil Nadu.

Giving approximate figures, he said, “If there are 10 Brahmin boys in the marriageable age group in Tamil Nadu, then only six girls are available in this age group.”

The association chief said in his letter that coordinators would be appointed in Delhi, Lucknow, and Patna to take this initiative forward.

Narayanan said a person capable of reading, writing, and speaking Hindi would be deputed to play the role of coordination at the association’s headquarters here.