Heavy rain and gusty winds in Kinathukadavu - 15,000 banana trees damaged

Farmers in and around Kinathukadavu were distressed when 15,000 banana trees were uprooted due to heavy rains accompanied by cyclonic winds on Thursday night. They urged the agriculture department to make a proper calculation and take steps to provide appropriate compensation.



Coimbatore: Farmers in Kinathukada were in distress as 15,000 banana trees were damaged due to heavy rains accompanied by cyclonic winds on Thursday.

The area around Kinathukadavu received heavy rains accompanied by cyclonic winds on Thursday night.



Due to this, 15,000 banana trees cultivated in Pottayandipurambu, Kallapuram and Singaiyanpudur areas near Kinathukadavu were completely damaged.



Despite the scarcity of water, the banana trees, which were cultivated and maintained through drip irrigation, have been uprooted by the wind for an hour.



In this situation, it is very sad that banana trees have been damaged by the time the banana saplings are harvested in two months. The farmers have also demanded that the agriculture department officials should conduct a proper survey and pay compensation.

Coimbatore 27th Ward Peelamedu Councillor Inspects Ration Shop, Drainage Cleaning and Civic Works

Coimbatore North Zone Ward 27 Councillor Ambika Dhanapal personally inspected ration shop operations, drainage cleaning,...

Coimbatore Corporation to Hold Public Grievance Meeting Tomorrow

Coimbatore Corporation will conduct a public grievance meeting tomorrow, Tuesday, from 11 AM to 1 PM at the main office...

Mayor Inspects New Lights and Renovated Toilets at Ganapathy Park

Coimbatore Corporation Mayor K Ranganayaki Ramachandran inspected newly installed lights, renovated toilets, and mainten...

Annamalai Likely to Quit BJP; New Political Party on the Horizon in Tamil Nadu?

Former Tamil Nadu BJP President K. Annamalai is likely to part ways with the BJP amid reported differences with the part...

OSMA Welcomes Centre’s Decision to Waive Cotton Import Duty

The Tamil Nadu Open End Mills Association (OSMA) has welcomed the Centre’s decision to waive the 11% import duty on cott...

Coimbatore Advocate V. Mohana Creates History: First Woman from Tamil Nadu Elevated Directly from Bar to Supreme Court

Venkita Subramanian Mohana has etched her name in judicial history by becoming only the second woman in India to be dire...