CITU stages agitation in support of farmers' protests against HT lines

Coimbatore: Lending its support to the ongoing farmers protests against erection of HT lines through cultivable farmlands, the CITU staged an agitation in front of the Collectorate, today.

Coimbatore: Lending its support to the ongoing farmers protests against erection of HT lines through cultivable farmlands, the CITU staged an agitation in front of the Collectorate, today.



Bearing placards and shouting slogans like “Don’t convert farmlands into deserts” and “Implement the project in a different alignment," the CITU cadres said that the farmers in seven districts had to resort to a warpath protesting against anti-farmer projects. 

Briefing the media, Krishnamurthy, CITU District President said that the HT lines should be laid as underground cables to avoid fragmentation of farmlands in West Tamil Nadu as done in Kerala.

Coimbatore Peelamedu Ward 27 Councillor Inspects Multiple Corporation Works

Coimbatore Corporation North Zone Ward 27 councillor Ambika Thanapal inspected multiple works in Peelamedu on September...

Water Levels Rise in Aliyar, Parambikulam and Sholayar Dams

Water levels in three Coimbatore-region dams rose on September 17 due to continuous rainfall in their catchment areas, w...

Freshmen Induction Programme Held at Karpagam College of Engineering

A motivational session for first-year B.E./B.Tech. students was held on 10 September 2026 at 9:30 a.m. at C-Block, LBS H...

Coimbatore Corporation Commissioner Inspects Development Works in Wards 12, 13

Coimbatore Corporation Commissioner Katta Ravi Teja inspected development works on September 17, 2026 in North Zone Ward...

UP Anti-Terrorist Squad Arrests Coimbatore Youth in Alleged AQIS-Linked Online Activities

The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS), with the assistance of the Tamil Nadu ATS, has arrested 19-year-old Maqsoo...

PMO Sanction Needed to Prosecute 2 IAS Officers, Centre Informs Madras HC

The Centre has told the Madras High Court that approval from the Prime Minister’s Office is required to prosecute two IA...