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Manikkavacakar, a 9th-century Tamil saint, composed the 'Tiruvacakam' (Sacred Utterances), a devotional work dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Emperor Ashoka sent the Tamraparni expedition to Sri Lanka, which played a crucial role in spreading Buddhism to the island nation.
Narasimhavarman I (630-668 CE), also known as Mamalla, commissioned the iconic rock-cut temples at Mahabalipuram during the Pallava dynasty.
Tamil Bhakti Movement was led by Alvars (Vaishnavite saints) and Nayanars (Shaivite saints) who composed devotional hymns in Tamil, rejecting rigid Brahminical practices and promoting emotional devotion.
The Tamil Nadu Startup and Innovation Policy 2024 aims to support startups, foster innovation ecosystems, provide financial incentives, and generate employment in emerging technology sectors.
TNSCAN (Tamil Nadu Single Window e-Governance) focuses on digitizing land records, providing transparent and efficient land registration services to citizens across the state.
Cuddalore district is Tamil Nadu's leading sugarcane producer with several operational sugar mills. The region's climate and irrigation facilities support extensive sugarcane cultivation.
Tamil Nadu contributes approximately 32% of India's total automobile and auto-component exports, making it a global hub for automotive manufacturing and exports.
Screen Institute of Media and Animation, established in Chennai, focuses on training professionals in animation, visual effects, and digital media production for the entertainment industry.
Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple in Srirangam is the largest functioning Hindu temple in the world by area, spanning 156 acres with 21 gopurams dedicated to Lord Ranganatha (Vishnu).
