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| 1.25 lakh forces to ensure you vote free and fair Times of India CHENNAI: Nearly 1.25 lakh security personnel will be deployed for election duty in the state to ensure peaceful polling on Wednesday. The Election Commission has asked people to vote without fear or inducement. Chief electoral officer Praveen Kumar on ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Election time in Indian state means free flow of handouts Los Angeles Times By Mark Magnier, Los Angeles Times Neighbors crowded around the cardboard box containing a color television, one of dozens recently distributed in this community of mud-floored huts 25 miles from the bustling city of Chennai. There's only one problem: ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| First time voters look forward to making their mark Times of India CHENNAI: Stella Maris student Sabina Rani is quite excited. As a first time voter, Sabina is preparing to vote on Wednesday. "I'm quite thrilled," she said. "I have always keenly followed political proceedings in the state and finally I get to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Jayalalithaa attended assembly only 10 days Times of India CHENNAI: As the state goes to polls on Wednesday, TOI has stumbled upon some startling facts about the performance of various MLAs in the 13th assembly. Out of the total 214 days that the assembly sat in session, AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa attended ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Politicians offer prayers, poojas before polling Times of India CHENNAI: As soon as election dates were announced, leaders of political parties took vows or performed poojas at temples across the state. Even the first family of the rationalist DMK is not an exception to this. According to sources in the Hindu ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Techies give a damn to voting, use election holiday for fun Times of India CHENNAI: S Balaji and his roommates who work for an IT company in the city are looking forward to April 13, and it's not because of the elections. With a long weekend coming after two months, they have planned a trip to Goa and will be leaving on ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Professionals take time off to help in polls Times of India Every weekend for the last one and a half months, Sathish G, a software engineer at Polaris in Chennai, has been travelling to his hometown Thanjavur to canvass for the AIADMK candidate contesting from the constituency. He is not a party worker, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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