Namakal - Recent Developments

Recent Developments

  • AIDS epidemic and control
    • A "Permanent Legal Aid Clinic" for Namakkal has been proposed by the Madras High Court Chief Justice to protect the rights of HIV/AIDS patients, especially women.
  • Namakkal, the zero-garbage eco-city
    • Namakkal is one of the few Indian Municipalities which have been successful in running a zero garbage, eco-friendly urban waste management project for which visitors are coming to study.
  • Train/Railway Station for Namakkal
    • Work is in progress on a new broad gauge railway line between Salem and Karur via Rasipuram, Namakkal and Mohanur, as part of the Southern Railways network. A rail bridge across the Kaveri River (Cauvery) is to connect Vangal in Karur District and Mohanur in Namakkal District.
  • Nearest Airport for Namakkal is Salem Airport
    • The Commercial Flights from Salem Airport had started from 15 November 2009, by the Kingfisher Airlines from Salem to Chennai. The Flight between Chennai and Salem run 5 days a week. But still people prefer going to Trichy Airport as it has very good connection to all parts of the world.

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