But most of the Hindi-speaking people, who are coming to Tamil Nadu, are running pani puri shops — that is what I meant. My statement never meant to portray anyone in the wrong sense.

A pani puri seller from Tamil Nadu has gone viral on social media after receiving a GST notice for online payments of Rs 40 lakh in 2023-24. The news has sparked widespread chatter with many ...

COIMBATORE: Tamil Nadu Higher Education Minister K Ponmudy ... the minister asked who are selling 'pani puri' in the city now, an obvious reference to the predominantly Hindi-speaking vendors ...

A GST notice sent to a pani puri seller in Tamil Nadu has gone viral on social media, leaving many people amused and some even contemplating career changes. The notice, which relates to an online ...

Tamil Nadu higher education minister K Ponmudy on Friday issued a clarification after heavy criticism over an earlier statement claiming 'Hindi-speaking people sell pani puri' in the southern state.

As per media reports, during this he said that Hindi speakers sell pani puri in our place. Ponmudi told the students to give more importance to English. Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi was also ...

under the Tamil Nadu GST Act, seeks clarification on these transactions. The case highlights the shift of street vendors to digital payments and its implications. Pani puri is one of the most ...

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) department recently issued a notice to a popular pani puri vendor in Tamil Nadu, alleging annual sales exceeding Rs 40 lakh. The vendor's transactions were flagged ...

Tamil Nadu Governor controversy: Amid a war of wars between Tamil Nadu's Governor R N Ravi and the State government, a senior Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) leader compared his "insights" with ...

COIMBATORE: Tamil Nadu Higher education minister K Ponmudy ... the minister asked who are selling 'pani puri' in the city now, an obvious reference to the predominantly Hindi-speaking vendors ...

Home india tamil nadu The post has gone viral on social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) where netizens are questioning their pay in corporate jobs. DH Web Desk ...