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| 'Dekal will have to finish Batcha death analysis' Times of India CHENNAI: Dr V Dekal, the man who concluded in his postmortem report that A Raja's aide Sadiq Batcha had died of asphyxiation, has quit his job to try his luck at the hustings. "Dekal put in his papers as he wants to contest the assembly elections. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Walking away with another grand gesture Hindustan Times Sachin Tendulkar walked off on his own despite being given not out by the umpire in Chennai on...... Being a nation's hero comes with huge responsibility. It's more than just scoring runs and winning matches for your team; it's about shaping minds too. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Container pile-up at Chennai port continues; over 20000 uncleared Times of India CHENNAI: The malfunctioning of new bill-clearing software system at the Chennai port has seen the number of stranded containers go up to 20000. The sytem, which had problems for a while, completely stopped working since Saturday. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Puneite leads Army officers' parade in Chennai academy Times of India PUNE: Lt Apurva Dabhade, a Puneite, has won the rare honour of leading the passing out parade of the officers training academy (OTA) in Chennai on Sunday. Dabhade has been awarded the sword of honour for his all-round achievements and a gold medal for ... See all stories on this topic » |
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