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| 33.5 kg ketamine worth Rs 3.35 cr seized at Chennai port Times of India CHENNAI: Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) sleuths on Tuesday seized at the Chennai port 33.5 kg of ketamine concealed in export consignments to Malaysia and arrested two men. The drug was said to be worth Rs 3.35 crore. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 'City strong market for reverse osmosis plants' Times of India CHENNAI: The city, which appears to be seeing an increase in water safety awareness, is fast becoming a potent market for table top reverse osmosis plants, say water technology experts. A table top reverse osmosis plant which looks like a water ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Henkel India's MD quits Times of India CHENNAI: Jayant K Singh, the managing director of Henkel India, has resigned from the board of directors under mysterious circumstances. Domenicoluca Mammola, the CFO of the company, has been elevated as the joint MD. Company sources said that Singh ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| EC cracks the whip, bans free TV distribution in TN Times of India CHENNAI: A day after the announcement of the poll schedule, the Tamil Nadu election department cracked the whip on district administrations to regulate implementation of various welfare measures. Enforcing the model code of conduct, poll officials ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 19 life convicts write Class 12 exam Times of India CHENNAI: Nineteen life convicts and six jail wardens on Wednesday appeared for their class 12 examination, Tamil - I, at the exclusive centre at the Puzhal prison. "We received requests from the prisoners and wardens and scrutinized them before ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Chennai comes 5th in engineering rookies' dream list of cities Times of India CHENNAI: An Indian engineering student graduating today is more likely to opt for Bangalore as the city for his first job than other cities as seven out of 10 students opt to start their careers in India's Silicon Valley, a survey said. ... See all stories on this topic » |
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