The Government of Tamil Nadu, in collaboration with C-CAMP, announced a strategic alliance to enhance the state's public health system through indigenous health technologies, including solar-powered vaccine cold chain solutions, remote vital parameter monitoring, and early screening devices.

Following the asphyxiation deaths of three workers at a dyeing unit in Tiruppur district, the NHRC has taken suo motu cognizance of the incident and issued a notice to the Tamil Nadu government, demanding a detailed report within four weeks. This step highlights concerns over inadequate worker safety and labor rights oversight.

Following a tragic incident in Tiruppur district where three workers from the Scheduled Caste community died due to asphyxiation while cleaning a sewage tank without proper safety gear, the NHRC issued notices to the Tamil Nadu government. The incident raises significant human rights concerns regarding worker safety and labor practices.

Following the death of three workers who suffered asphyxiation in a sewage tank at a private dyeing mill in Tiruppur, the National Human Rights Commission took suo motu cognizance and issued notices to top state officials. The incident, involving workers from Scheduled Castes, highlights a failure in enforcing necessary safety measures and protecting marginalized labor rights.

The NHRC issued notices to the Tamil Nadu government and the state's police chief following reports that three workers, belonging to the Scheduled Caste community, died from asphyxiation while cleaning a sewage tank without proper protective gear at a private industrial unit in Tiruppur district. This development raises serious concerns about the state’s responsibility towards worker safety and protection of marginalized communities.

The article reports that the Tamil Nadu government has been delaying the final notification of revised minimum wages for the garment industry, despite a Supreme Court directive. This delay adversely affects workers, particularly marginalized groups such as Dalits, women, and migrants, who are already vulnerable to exploitation in both urban and rural settings.