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| Mumbai Indians keen to be host-busters Times of India HYDERABAD: With the benefit of a good workout for their middle-order and the confidence that accrues from defending a small total against the likes of defending champions Chennai Super Kings, Mumbai Indians set out to storm the Deccan Chargers' citadel ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Squash: Urquhart beats Chinappa to win Chennai title TheSportsCampus.com Australia's Donna Urquhart finished her season in style when she beat local favourite Joshna Chinappa in four games to win the Indian Challenger women's squash tournament in Chennai on Saturday. Urquhart, 24, lost the first game to the fourth seeded ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| We cannot afford to fall behind anymore: Fleming The Hindu Chennai Super Kings coach Stephen Fleming is disappointed at losing to Mumbai Indians by eight runs at the Wankhede Stadium on Friday. He acknowledged the brilliant fielding by Mumbai Indians. "We are a hard working side, but cannot match MI which has ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Students learn to map their world Times of India CHENNAI: It is a world that they see everyday, from the mango tree that is their refuge on many a languid afternoon to the classrooms where they learn maths and tease their mates. But once this group of high school students from Olcott Memorial School ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Corpn seizes 350 kg of thin plastic bags Times of India CHENNAI: The Chennai Corporation raided more than 360 shops across the city on Satuday and seized 350 kg of thin carry bags, which were in violation of the Plastic (Manufacture, Use and Waste Management) Rules that prohibits sale of bags of less than ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| David the killer worked in city BPO: Co-workers Times of India CHENNAI: In the last ten years since the Madras high court acquitted him in the Pon Navarasu murder case, John David had virtually faded from public memory. But when the Supreme Court upheld his double sentence on Wednesday, memories of the murder most ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The French connection: Increasing number of French students are heading to ... Times of India CHENNAI: When the merchants of Rouen set sail from France for the eastern seas in the 16th century, they had only one aim to have their share in the most happening trading post in the world. India still beckons the French, but the new wave of visitors, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Forget Easter eggs, Easter rocks in the city Times of India CHENNAI: Juggling, fireworks, three hours of music Easter is a time of celebration, say Chennai's gospel singers. And they're going all out to make Sunday a day of worship and joy. After last year's successful Alive 10 concert, Joseph Reginald has ... See all stories on this topic » |
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