Breaking news and updates from Madurai
A major traffic relief project for Madurai city was completed as Chief Minister M.K. Stalin inaugurated the ₹150-crore Velunachiyar Flyover at the Melamadai Junction, built to ease congestion along the busy KK Nagar–Anna Nagar stretch.
All India Radio Madurai (103.3 FM) interviewed Brainy Bobs' top students and leadership after their Kalam’s World Record for fastest 25-row abacus and mental math multi-tasking performance.
Madurai Airport’s new ₹88-crore Air Traffic Control Tower, built with cutting-edge systems, will begin operations by January 2026, enhancing safety and flight management as part of the airport’s major expansion plan.
Minister E.V. Velu has announced that the Koripalayam Flyover will be inaugurated by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin before Pongal, while the Apollo Junction Flyover will open to the public on December 7.
Renovation work at Vandiyur Park in Madurai is progressing rapidly, with the Madurai Corporation confirming that the upgraded eco-friendly park will open to the public by January 2026.
UNESCO recognizes Madurai as India's Best Heritage City 2025 for its exceptional preservation of cultural monuments, traditional practices, and sustainable tourism initiatives.
Madurai Airport expands connectivity with direct flights to Singapore, Dubai, Kuala Lumpur, Colombo, and Bangkok starting March 2025, boosting tourism and business travel.
The Annual Madurai Book Fair returns from February 20-28, 2025, at Race Course Ground with over 200 publishers, author interactions, and cultural programs.
Tamil Nadu Tourism unveils luxurious 50-room heritage hotel adjacent to Thirumalai Nayakkar Palace, offering royal experience with modern amenities to tourists.