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| Jayalalithaa meets TN cadre bureaucrats Times of India CHENNAI: Her tea party with Sonia Gandhi was a non-starter. But Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa more than made up for the lack of political excitement on her first day of her trip to the capital by hosting a tea party for several IAS, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Petition wants Vijayakanth's election declared invalid Times of India CHENNAI: A petition has been filed in the Madras high court seeking to declare the election of Vijayakanth, founder-president of the DMDK, from Rishivanthiyam constituency in the April 13 assembly elections as "bad in law and invalid. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Chennai nature enthusiasts robbed at knife point in Pondy Times of India A Balamurugan, 34, an engineer based in Puducherry who accompanied the visiting Chennai team lodged a complaint with Ariyankuppam police. The other victims are identified as Karthikeyan, Tushar, Raja and Gowri from Adyar, Chennai. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| TN is second highest in housing shortage Times of India CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu is among the worst states when it comes to housing, a study by the Union housing ministry has found. About 11% of total housing shortage in the country is in Tamil Nadu, which is only a notch below Maharashtra when it comes to low ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Deciphering Chola-era inscriptions Times of India CHENNAI: He might have fallen to a poisoned arrow on the battlefield in the 11 century. But Chola emperor Rajadhiraja Chola I made sure the promises he made to his subjects were fulfilled. Epigraphists have recently unearthed a stack of engraved copper ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Madras Flying Club: High on quality Times of India CHENNAI: Flying, once known as the hobby of the elite, is said to have become accessible to the common man in the city thanks to the initiatives of the 80-year-old Madras Flying Club (MFC). The MFC, set to launch a full-fledged aviation academy in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Powerless residents of Sowcarpet shoot off telegram to Jaya Times of India CHENNAI: Every night, sales representative Jitendra Jain reaches home on Nattupillayar Koil Street in Sowcarpet after work and is welcomed by power cuts. These power cuts, residents of the street say, are besides the one hour load-shedding imposed by ... See all stories on this topic » |
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