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Purananuru is an akam text containing 400 poems celebrating the valor, heroism, and exploits of ancient Tamil rulers and warriors.
Tamil Nadu provides free electricity to agriculture consumers under various state schemes designed to support farmers.
The Tambraparni (also written as Tamralipta) describes Chola maritime expeditions and trade networks during the early historical period.
The mission aims to create an ecosystem for startups and innovation across diverse sectors including IT, agriculture, and manufacturing through incubation and funding support.
Raja Raja Chola I (985-1014 CE) built the magnificent Brihadisvara Temple as a UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing Chola architectural excellence.
Tholkappiyam, attributed to Tholkappiyar, is the oldest surviving Tamil literary work and the foundational grammar text that codified Tamil language rules and literary conventions.
Tamil Nadu distributes free laptops to eligible higher secondary students based on merit and financial criteria to promote digital literacy and academic enhancement.
Rajendra Chola I (1012-1044 CE) expanded Chola maritime dominance, establishing trade routes and military expeditions to Southeast Asia and earning recognition as a paramount ruler.
Tamil Nadu is India's leading producer of ilmenite (titanium mineral) and has significant bauxite reserves, particularly in Tirunelveli and Kanyakumari districts.
The Pennar River forms the southern boundary between Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, originating in the Eastern Ghats of Karnataka.
