After recording a surprise spell on Monday, Chennai is bracing up to witness heavy rainfall for the next three days and besides Chennai, several parts of Tamil Nadu would also record downpours.

Senior party leaders including Chief Minister MK Stalin paid tributes to the departed soul while the police launched the probe into the death. 

Weeks after ending his five-decade association with the grand old party, Azad launched his new party in Jammu on Monday - September 26.

Coimbatore remains tense in the wake of such attacks and the police are staying vigil and carrying out vehicle checks to locate the suspects and counter similar levels of attacks. 

Apart from Coimbatore, petrol bombs have also been thrown at the houses of BJP leaders in Dindigul, Ramanathapuram, and Sathyamangalam.

The goal of the Green Tamil Nadu movement is to plant 32 crore saplings annually through this movement in order to reach the 33 percent green cover target within the next ten years.

On Thursday night, miscreants hurled petrol bombs at the Bharatiya Janata Party office in Chittaputur, Coimbatore and at a clothing shop on Oppanakkara Road and fled, including two government buses, party members' cars were damaged by stone pelting.

According to the Tamil Nadu Health Department, sudden dry cough, sore throat, headache, blocked nose, body ache, and fatigue are all signs of influenza, which is being diagnosed in increasing numbers of children and adults each day.

According to Iran Human Rights (IHR), there were reportedly 17 fatalities on Wednesday night; however, by Thursday, an NGO with offices in Oslo reported that there had been 31 deaths.

Submitting nominations for the election will take place from September 24 to September 30. On October 1, nomination papers would be scrutinized and October 8 will be the last day to withdraw the nominations.