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| Cops irked as case goes to CBI Times of India CHENNAI: City police are unhappy about Batcha's suicide case being transferred to CBI. Many policemen, while acknowledging that the decision has been taken by high officials in the state government, say that this decision reflects badly on them. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| DMK gives tickets to youngsters Times of India CHENNAI: Shaking off its image as an elders' party, DMK on Thursday sought to infuse new blood into the organisation by allotting MLA tickets to 58 newcomers out of a list of 119. Announcing the names at the party headquarters, president M Karunanidhi ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Chennai delights US Commander Times of India CHENNAI: Chennai may not only help Commander Shanti Sethi brush up on her knowledge of Indian spices but also give her bragging rights over her mates in USS Decatur. "Chennai seems more beautiful than my memories of North Indian towns, and I feel proud ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Chennai hosts first-ever art summit Times of India CHENNAI: Seven days, 22 galleries, 27 art shows and close to 75 artists, curators, collectors, critics and historians. From March 20 to 26, the city will host Art Chennai, its first-ever art summit, where people can see the works of contemporary ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Candidates' lists show that men still dominate politics in TN Times of India CHENNAI: The demand for 33% reservation in the Parliament and assembly has motivated more women to ask for tickets in the upcoming April 13 assembly elections in Tamil Nadu but the list of selected candidates shows that politics in this region is still ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 2 Chennai men arrested in city for smuggling sandalwood Times of India GURGAON: Manesar police arrested two natives of Chennai late on Wednesday night for smuggling sandalwood. According to the police, the smugglers were in a mini-truck loaded with sandalwood, which they had covered with grass and watermelons. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| New courses in the offing at vet univ this year Times of India CHENNAI: The Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University has ambitious plans for the next academic year, ranging from the introduction of several new courses to creating new facilities. "We have been receiving several requests from practising ... See all stories on this topic » |
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