Through the latest reportings, the state has recorded the lowest number of cases for the third consecutive day after witnessing soaring high cases during the first two weeks of April.

The DMK-led opposition parties have asked the state government to provide Rs 1 crore as a financial relief to the families of the victims who have died due to the virus.

The association requested the Madras High Court to intervene and take action against the judges for violating the directions of the High Court Chief Justice. 

The group has pledged Rs 500 crore to Tamil Nadu in the form of providing Personal Protective Equipment and it also has committed with the financial assistance of Rs 1,000 crore.

Some of the firms in the MSME sector have been evaluating their options for imposing salary cuts to the employees in the coming months.

Of 1,242 positive cases, what has become the third-highest number in India, 1,113 people have attended the single source event in Delhi that was organized last month.

The incident has strongly alarmed how the frontline workers including doctors have been treated after their demise.

People who hit the roads on their vehicles without wearing masks would return home without their vehicles as it would be seized by the authorities.

Chennai has been housing the most number of the positive cases in Tamil Nadu as of April 14th. 

According to the reports, DMK had initially planned to host the all-party meeting at the party's headquarters in Chennai on April 15th.