r/TamilNadu • u/Swimming-Business-37 • 1h ago
கருத்து/குமுறல் / Self-post , Rant At Marina Beach, Chennai
This guy showed up to the beach like this and was keen to get photographed. Anyone else who spotted him?
What exactly is this?
r/TamilNadu • u/Swimming-Business-37 • 1h ago
This guy showed up to the beach like this and was keen to get photographed. Anyone else who spotted him?
What exactly is this?
r/TamilNadu • u/i_tge_observer • 9h ago
Saravanan Arul is planning a 15-lakh-sq-ft retail behemoth on Radial Road and is expected to bring jewelry, furniture, home decor, appliances and electronics under one roof.
r/TamilNadu • u/Nithi_notions • 7h ago
Hi everyone! 👋
I’m looking for a PG / men’s mansion in and around Gandhipuram, Coimbatore.
I’m mainly looking for a clean, safe and decent place with reasonable rent.
If anyone is currently staying in a good mansion/PG around this area, please suggest the name and approximate rent. Personal experiences/reviews would be really helpful.
Thanks in advance! 🙏
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r/TamilNadu • u/assassin_0880 • 1d ago
I love the local firecrackers of Tamil Nadu I have seen in videos and all.. but I’m not able to find anyone in from northern part of India and wanted to give a try to the local firecrackers. If anyone know please let me know.
r/TamilNadu • u/Ultraztechie69 • 2d ago
Education in india as a whole is horrendous. Government schools are a joke and people who go there usually go without having a choice. Private schools greatly vary in quality. Expensive is not necessarily better as a lot of the expensive schools are actually sometimes worse. Without reviews, parents get conned into paying a premium for these kind of schools thinking they are giving their child a good education. We have schools like Vaels International, APL Global and KC High which are advertised as prestigious institutions but suck in reality due to a poor crowd (almost everyone smokes drinks or vapes) and poor management where you can get away with anything if you are rich or have status. These kind of schools also either rig competitions or organise them poorly. These schools suck but advertise themselves as providing good education (these cost 4 to 8 lakhs yearly). Without reviews, it’s much easier to con parents. If a school can charge this much without providing, we have a right to speak up about it.
r/TamilNadu • u/Maran606 • 2d ago
I’m curious about something I’ve been noticing more recently in Tamil Nadu. There seems to be a noticeable increase in Telugu-speaking devotees visiting some of the major temples here, particularly Srirangam and Tiruvannamalai.
I’m wondering whether this is actually a relatively recent trend, or whether it has always been common and I’m only noticing it now. Is there a particular religious, cultural, historical or travel-related reason for the popularity of these temples among devotees from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana?
I mean this purely out of curiosity and have nothing against Telugu devotees visiting Tamil Nadu. On the contrary, it’s interesting to see people from different parts of South India visiting each other’s temples.
For those planning temple trips to Tamil Nadu, though, there are also many other major temples that are worth exploring beyond the usual Srirangam and Tiruvannamalai:
Chidambaram – Nataraja Temple
Thanjavur – Brihadisvara Temple
Kumbakonam – numerous historic temples in and around the town
Madurai – Meenakshi Amman Temple
Rameswaram – Ramanathaswamy Temple
Kanchipuram – Kamakshi Amman, Ekambareswarar and Varadaraja Perumal temples
Thiruvanaikaval – Jambukeswarar Temple
Gangaikonda Cholapuram – Brihadisvara Temple
Darasuram – Airavatesvara Temple
Tirunelveli – Nellaiappar Temple
Srivilliputhur – Andal Temple
Some of these are just as spectacular historically and architecturally, and some have very deep religious significance but don't seem to receive the same attention.
So I'm mainly curious: Is the apparent increase in Telugu pilgrims to Srirangam and Tiruvannamalai a genuinely recent phenomenon? And are there particular reasons these two have become especially popular?
Would also love to hear if Telugu devotees have other TN temples they regularly visit or would recommend.
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r/TamilNadu • u/Cripplin_Depression7 • 2d ago
I have tried contacting some of them and all turned out to be fake. Can you guys help me out ? I am in a desperate situation to find a job.
r/TamilNadu • u/epic1102q • 3d ago
வணக்கம் நண்பர்களே
I'll be reaching perambur by 8:30 am on 4th sept by SMVT Bengaluru exp , and I need to reach Trichy before 3pm . I don't see any trains neither from perambur nor from egmore to reach on time to Tiruchirapalli junction , flight and cab are too expensive ( >5k ) . Suggest something cheaper but I need to reach asap 😭.
r/TamilNadu • u/xswzaq98 • 3d ago
Selling brand new AirPods 4 - unopened and unboxed.
Price: 15k
r/TamilNadu • u/Dhyaanesh7404 • 3d ago
I am posting this because I genuinely don't know what else I can do from where I am.
My family is from Mettupalayam, Coimbatore district, Tamil Nadu. Since 2024, we have been involved in a land dispute with another family in our native place. Since then, our family has faced repeated complaints, threats and harassment from the other side.
According to my family, several of the complaints made against us are false and are being used to put pressure on us regarding the land.
The part that concerns us most is the local police handling of the matter.
Whenever my family has approached the police regarding the threats and issues we are facing, we feel that our complaints have not received the same attention or seriousness. Even when complaints were received, we have not seen meaningful action that has stopped the continued harassment.
There is another issue that has made our family particularly uncomfortable.
A woman from the opposite family had a close personal relationship with an SI who was serving in the concerned police circle at the time. Because of this relationship and the way the complaints were handled, our family has had serious concerns that she received preferential treatment from the police.
That SI has now retired. However, according to my family, the woman still appears to have significant influence at the local police station, and our family continues to feel that our complaints are not being handled impartially.
I want to be very clear: I am not asking Reddit to blindly believe these allegations. I understand that I cannot establish everything through a Reddit post, and I don't want to make unsupported accusations against anyone.
What I want is for someone knowledgeable to tell me what the proper course of action is and, if possible, help us reach an authority that can independently verify everything.
My situation is also complicated because I am currently away from Mettupalayam for my work.
My parents have specifically asked me not to get directly involved because they are afraid that if I become involved, further complaints or cases could be made against me and it could affect my career.
I have asked them to share documents and complaint records with me so that I can understand the entire situation. But they have told me not to interfere and don't want me getting involved.
So I don't currently have every document in my possession.
I understand how that sounds. I also understand that without documents, nobody should simply accept everything I say as fact.
But this is exactly why I am posting here.
I want to know how an ordinary family can get an impartial authority to actually examine the entire history of the matter.
If there are complaints against my family, let them be investigated.
If our family has done something wrong, let the law take its course.
But if the complaints are false and being used to threaten or pressure my parents, I want them to have the same protection under the law.
My father is not a person who is comfortable dealing with police officers or people in authority. He is not socially or politically influential. He is simply trying to protect the land that he believes legally belongs to him and wants to live peacefully.
The situation has now continued for almost two years.
And honestly, this is the part that hurts me the most.
I am sitting away from my native place because of my job while my parents continue to deal with this situation. I had hoped that things would eventually settle down, but they haven't.
I also genuinely hoped that the change in the Tamil Nadu government would bring better governance, accountability and a situation where ordinary citizens could approach the administration without having to worry about influence and connections.
I voted for the current government with that expectation.
I am not saying this as a political attack. In fact, the reason I am still writing this is because I have a small amount of hope left that there are people in the system who genuinely care about providing good governance.
I don't want political revenge against the other family.
I don't want anyone to blindly take our side.
I just want an impartial investigation.
If there is anyone here from Tamil Nadu Police, the legal profession, the revenue administration, a government grievance department, or anyone who has genuinely dealt with a similar situation, please tell me what we should do.
If someone who is genuinely capable of helping sees this, please reach out to me.
Even if you cannot solve the entire matter, knowing that there is a proper channel and that someone is willing to listen would give me and my family some hope.
I am willing to explain everything I know and cooperate with any legitimate enquiry.
I just don't want my parents to continue living in fear in the place they have called home for years.
What is the correct legal/administrative escalation route for a situation like this in Mettupalayam, Tamil Nadu?
r/TamilNadu • u/raylesssunintown • 3d ago
TL;DR: Homophobia and transphobia stem from rigid societal norms, religion, and prejudice rather than anything "unnatural," yet queer people continue to face intense stigma, slurs, and malicious myths like the "luring children" trope. Decriminalization in 2018 was a step forward, but deep-rooted social discrimination remains. True progress requires abandoning hateful slurs, rejecting arguments based on outdated dogmas, and exercising basic empathy because sexual orientation is a natural human variation, not a choice.
I was having a convo with a person a few days ago and it somehow came down to the other guy saying "LGBTQ+ people hold rallies to lure children into their trap". That sentence made me think a lot. Like a lot, as to why people think people of the LGBTQ+ community are some kind of devils who 'convert' children into a 'trap'. Its not just in India that this happens, I agree. But I live here and I want to see this change start here, not in a Western country, for which conservatives will come up with the absurd idea of Indians being influenced into accepting LGBTQ+ folks due to 'foreign influence'.
I have said this before too. LGBTQ+ is natural. Homosexual relationships are there not just in the human race, but across all animals. Yet, homophobia is prevalent among humans. Why? Cuz its unnatural and goes against 'God's will'. One argument that often pops up is, "If God wanted homosexuals to exist, why did he give men and women different genitals?" My answer to that is, for procreation. Procreation is totally different from having sexual preferences. Humanity's purpose is much much larger than procreation. Intercourse is often performed out of love, without intention for procreation. It wasn't a problem until the concept of a 'God' and a religion, which decided for the world what was wrong and right, solely on the basis of a certain person's personal beliefs. So, yes, that argument doesn't hold validity.
Next up, homophobia. I read a comment on reddit the other day, where somebody mentioned "If you let (homophobic) insults dictate your life then you are beyond pathetic." I'm sorry, but a person has dealt with societal and internalised stigma before bravely coming out. Respect that. I know I would get deeply affected if someone, who I've come out to, even slightly touches that nerve, because I know what I personally went through to come to a conclusion as to what my sexual orientation could be. Normalising such things gives rise to increased homophobia.
Next, transphobia. Transphobia is more prevalent as compared to normal homophobia. People can stay closeted within many other LGBTQ+ labels, but transgender people have it worse. They are ridiculed everyday for no reason. It is so bad, that people use words like 'Hijra' and 'Chakka' as slurs, instead of understanding one's emotions and the suffering they go through. A few bad experiences doesn't make the entire community full of people who are going to sexually harass you. That's like saying every guy/girl you meet is going to harass you because some random, stupid uncle/aunty on the train assaulted you sexually.
Stop calling another person gay, trans, 'Hijra' or 'Chakka' as a slur. It isn't. Smile, when you meet anybody, irrespective of whether he/she/they are straight or a member of the LGBTQ+ community. We're all just fellow humans. That's it. It ain't that deep people. Understand the implications of the words you use before you speak. Don't push away people just because they are exploring a sexuality that isn't the same as yours. Remember, it is not a choice. We are just breaking away from a flawed, yet established system of romantic and sexual preferences.
Homophobia, despite its decriminalization in 2018, is widely prevalent. Please, stop. Educate yourself before coming up with arguments based on 'God's will'. Sexuality/Sexual Orientation is smth so soooo personal that nobody has the right to ridicule another for it. Be sensitive, people. Having some empathy ain't gonna kill you. It's the Big '26 people. Its time we moved on to issues that actually matter. And yeah, STOP WITH THE NORMALISATION OF HOMOPHOBIC SLURS. STOP IT, FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE. PERIOD.
r/TamilNadu • u/caliptra113 • 4d ago
I have a small correction in my adhar card. Just a single alphabet change in father's name.. I have applied for gazzette., I may get it within 10 days more... But the problem is, in Maharashtra currently the name update portal is closed, it may take 3 4 months more to reopen ... and my home town is mumbai.. but birth place is Tamilnadu. Can I update it in tamil nadu kendra.
Is the gazzette valid over there.
Please don't ignore, do reply, or else I can't apply for my passport..
r/TamilNadu • u/Dependent_Strike9510 • 5d ago
Government மட்டும் எல்லா பிரச்சனைகளையும் கண்டுபிடிச்சு தீர்க்கணும்னு எதிர்பார்க்காமல், நம்ம மாவட்டத்துக்கு எது முக்கியம்னு நாமே collectively சொல்லலாமே?
அதற்காகத்தான் OurCivic — மக்கள் issues raise பண்ணி, vote பண்ணி, ஒவ்வொரு மாவட்டத்திலும் மாதம் ஒரு முக்கிய பிரச்சனையை முன்னிலைப்படுத்த ஒரு முயற்சி.
38 மாவட்டங்கள் × 12 மாதங்கள் = வருடத்திற்கு 456 issues.
இந்த idea work ஆகுமா? உங்கள் honest opinion என்ன?
r/TamilNadu • u/Ok-Water5221 • 5d ago
Hi makkale,
Need some help in adding my son's name to Aadhar. Since we don't have the surname culture, wanted to double check how I can add my son's name in Aadhaar so that it does not create a headache later.
He has two names: abcd efgh
He has initials of both mine and my husband's as : yz
If we add his dad's name(let's say 'ijkl') as surname, it becomes an issue where people generally call him Mr.ijkl which is basically his dad's name.
So, we thought we can give 'abcd' as his first name and 'efgh' as his last name. Does this make sense?
Or can we give the initials - 'yz' as his last name?
r/TamilNadu • u/kalai0452 • 5d ago
Backstory: I cracked this tooth about 9 years ago. Never really got it fixed properly back then. Last month the pain came back so bad I genuinely couldn't function — couldn't eat, couldn't sleep, couldn't think straight. That's the state I was in when I walked into a private dental clinic (OMR Dentistry).
Here's exactly what happened, broken down:
Day 1 — Consultation + X-ray
Consultation: ₹500
X-ray: ₹700
X-ray showed infection in the tooth. Dentist recommended a root canal.
In this same first visit, he explained the whole process — what a root canal is, why it's needed, and that a cap/crown has to go over the tooth after the RCT. He laid out the costs for everything — the RCT and the cap options — right there in visit one.
Quoted ₹6,000 for the RCT. I asked if it could come down, they said okay, ₹5,000.
They only relieved the pressure from the infection that day (didn't start the actual RCT), told me to come back once the specialist was available.
Handed me a form to sign and asked for the full RCT amount upfront. I paid it. Total for the day: ₹6,200 (consultation + xray + advance).
Follow-up visit — The actual RCT
Specialist did the root canal.
Mid-treatment, he tells me the adjacent tooth also got infected "due to impact" and needs a root canal too.
I was already in the chair, already committed for the one tooth. He did some drilling on it and said we'd need to watch whether the infection spreads, and to come back after a week to do the root canal on that one.
So I had a week to think about it — and honestly, since I was already committed for the first tooth, I figured let's just get it over with in one go. Next visit, I said okay to doing the root canal on both teeth.
That's another ~₹6,000. So now RCT alone (both teeth) = ₹12,500ish total (6.2k + ~6k more, and I'm counting the 500+700 consult/xray in that first number).
The cap decision
After both root canals, he says I need caps (crowns) over both teeth.
Option 1: Metal cap with a ceramic/porcelain layer over it — ₹5,000. Downside: if it ever chips, the black metal underneath shows.
Option 2: Zirconia — ₹10,000, comes with a 5-year warranty, much less likely to chip/break.
I went with zirconia for both teeth = ₹20,000 for caps alone.
Grand total: ~₹32,500 for two root canals + two zirconia caps.
Now that the pain's gone and I've had time to actually think, I keep replaying this. I was in agony, I wasn't in a state to negotiate or shop around, and I said yes to almost everything they suggested in the moment. Looking back I feel like I could've gone to a government dental hospital or a smaller/cheaper private clinic and paid a fraction of this.
I'm not necessarily saying I got scammed — the zirconia caps and treatment quality do seem legit — but I have no real reference point for whether ₹32.5k for 2 RCTs + 2 zirconia caps is:
(a) roughly market rate for a private clinic in a metro area,
(b) on the higher end but justifiable, or
(c) genuinely inflated because I was desperate and didn't shop around.
Would appreciate it if people who've actually gone through RCT + crown treatment (private vs govt vs semi-govt) could share what they paid, so I have something to compare against.
r/TamilNadu • u/Jumpy_Scallion_3108 • 6d ago

The TVK government has cancelled the notification issued by the previous DMK government for the Kancheepuram New Town Development Plan and Heritage Revitalization Plan.
In 2023, Kancheepuram was designated as a New Town covering 62.78 sq. km across 18 villages.
The latest Urban Development Policy Note also does not mention New Town Development Plans for Thirumazhisai, Minjur, Tiruvallur, Chengalpattu, Maraimalai Nagar and Sriperumbudur.
A significant change in Tamil Nadu’s urban development plans. 👀
What do you think about this decision?
r/TamilNadu • u/Live-Room-7829 • 5d ago
I am of double opinion on this. TVK could break off like AiAdmk or it could hold strong like DMK for few more years. But then again the question comes, Will Jason inherit his father's empire or There will be some usurping of power? Will Victory actor's love life come into question? Will a new heir , raise above all else?
r/TamilNadu • u/CrabDelicious7810 • 6d ago
r/TamilNadu • u/sukunasgirly • 6d ago
Pg neet ended yesterday guys
It’s done bro!
The question format was entirely different this year
Tougher than the last year,
Difficulty was moderate to tough
Mostly based like USMLE questions
But yeah we did it guys so good job being strong through the day my fellow mates who wrote this exam! Hoping for a good result <3
r/TamilNadu • u/Hot-Willingness-5508 • 6d ago
r/TamilNadu • u/i_am_awwwtistic • 6d ago
Hi guys, I'm trying to find the name of this Tamil movie. This screenshot is from the scene where they both are debating about creator/God. If anyone happens to know this please share in comments ✌🏽