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| DMK council meet in Coimbatore may decide Stalin future Times of India CHENNAI: Stocktaking of the party's defeat in the assembly elections, local body polls, the 2G spectrum issue and possible promotion for heir-apparent MK Stalin within the party dispensation are some of the issues bound to figure in the DMK's two-day ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| City to more than double its size in a few weeks Times of India CHENNAI: The proposed expansion of Chennai city is gathering pace and is likely to be completed in a few weeks from now. A high-level committee led by the chief engineer (general) was set up on Friday to ensure that the expansion goes smoothly, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Diesel burns pockets Times of India CHENNAI: No sooner did the government increase the diesel price by Rs 3 a litre on Friday, vendors at the Koyembedu fruit and vegetable market decided on a 10-15% price rise for their products. There could be a proportional increase in the price of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Actress raped before being killed, say police Times of India CHENNAI: The small-time actress found dead in her house near the Saidapet railway station, on Friday was raped before being murdered, the police said on Saturday. The prime suspect Suresh was still at large, they said. Ashwini (25) of Mumbai was found ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| School buses, too, will charge 15% more now Times of India CHENNAI: If the increased tuition fee wasn't burden enough, here comes the new bill for the school bus. The increase in diesel price by Rs 3 has forced school managements to raise transportation fee by 15%. Private school van operators are following ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Drunk painter kills wife and kids, nabbed from Tirupati Times of India CHENNAI: A man allegedly killed his wife and hanged his two children at his house in Vyasarpadi on Friday night, after a verbal duel with his wife. He was nabbed in the temple town of Tirupati on Saturday evening. The police recovered from the accused, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Experts for early screening of rare metabolic disorder Times of India CHENNAI: Newborns should be compulsorily screened for lysosomal storage disorders (LSDs) in all government hospitals so that early diagnosis and treatment of the rare metabolic disorders can be ensured, experts have said. LSDs are a group of 40 rare ... See all stories on this topic » |
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