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Service Code: REV-115 | Department Charges: ₹0 | Service Charge: ₹60 Purpose: The Other Backward Classes (OBC) Certificate is an official document that certifies a person’s belonging to a recognized backward class community in Tamil Nadu. It is essential for: – Reservation benefits in education and government jobs – Applying for scholarships and welfare schemes – Professional course admissions and competitive exams – Availing government subsidies and concessions Required Documents: – Recent passport-size photo (Max 50 KB) – Ration Card or Address Proof – Existing Community Certificate (if available) – Self-Declaration Form (download from portal) – Income Proof – IT Return / Payslip / Income Certificate – Parental income proof or caste validation documents (if applicable) Special Requirements: – Applicant must have a valid Citizen Access Number (CAN) – Non-Creamy Layer Declaration is mandatory – Caste name and serial number from OBC list must be accurate – Applicant must provide details of father’s/mother’s occupation Application Process: 1. Get CAN (Citizen Access Number) – Visit: https://tnedistrict.tn.gov.in – Register using Aadhaar & OTP to get your permanent CAN 2. Apply for OBC Certificate – Log in with your CAN – Go to: Services – Revenue Department – REV-115 OBC Certificate 3. Fill Application Form – Personal and address details auto-filled from CAN – Enter religion, caste, occupation, OBC serial number – Provide details of father/mother (alive status, occupation, employment) – Accept non-creamy layer declaration 4. Upload Documents – Attach all required files clearly in the correct format 5. Pay Online – Pay the service charge of ₹60 6. Download Acknowledgement – Save or print receipt for tracking Alternative Method (CSC Centre – Recommended): – Visit your nearest eSevai / CSC Centre – Operators will assist with CAN registration, document scanning, form filling, and payment – Pay the same ₹60 service charge After Application: – Track status with your Application Number under `Check Status` – Application verified by VAO/Revenue authorities – Once approved, download your digitally signed OBC Certificate with QR code and unique number – Validity: Usually 6 months to 1 year Important Notes: – Provide accurate caste name and OBC list serial number – Non-Creamy Layer declaration is mandatory – Ensure all uploaded documents are clear andnd valid – Applications can be saved as draft and completed later – Certificate is digitally signed and can be verified online Apply Online: https://tnedistrict.tn.gov.in For Assistance: Visit nearest eSevai / CSC Centre

The cost of gold has increased to Rs. 480 per sovereign on Today Morning (September 29, 2025). The cost of the gold rate has increased to Rs. 60 per gram. The gold rate has increased and one sovereign was worth Rs. 85600.00 and a gram was Rs. 10700.00. The cost of 1 gram of pure gold (24 K) is now Rs. 11672.00. A kilo of silver is priced at Rs. 160,000.00 and a gram is worth Rs. 160.00.

The cost of gold has decreased by Rs. 50 per gram on Saturday Morning (26.07.2025). The cost of the gold rate has decreased by Rs. 400 per sovereign. The gold rate has decreased and one sovereign is worth Rs. 73280.00 and a gram is Rs. 9160.00. The cost of 1 gram of pure gold (24 K) is now Rs. 9992.00. A kilo of silver is priced at Rs. 126,000.00 and a gram is worth Rs. 126.00.

Commuters in Coimbatore have raised concerns over poorly relaid roads that are narrower than the original width, leading to uneven surfaces and posing serious safety risks, especially for two-wheeler riders. One of the major issues reported is a noticeable height gap between newly-laid stretches and the older road surface, causing instability while riding. In several areas, including busy roads and residential localities, commuters observed that the new road surface does not extend to the full width of the original road. This results in a steep edge or dip, making it difficult to park and maneuver vehicles, particularly near stormwater drains. The mismatch in road levels has reportedly caused frequent wobbling and near-miss accidents among two-wheeler users. Public welfare groups have pointed out that laying roads without proper milling of the old surface leads to dangerous elevation differences. They stress that such flaws are not due to user error but are the result of poor engineering practices. Concerns have also been raised over whether proper planning is followed before roadwork begins. Authorities have responded by instructing engineering teams to ensure that all road relaying is done at the full original width, and that any deviation will be corrected.

The cost of gold has decreased by Rs. 85 per gram on Wednesday Morning (25.06.2025). The cost of the gold rate has decreased by Rs. 680 per sovereign. The gold rate has decreased and one sovereign is worth Rs. 72560.00 and a gram is Rs. 9070.00. The cost of 1 gram of pure gold (24 K) is now Rs. 9894.00. A kilo of silver is priced at Rs. 119,000.00 and a gram is worth Rs. 119.00.