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| Widow turns accomplice in murder of software engineer Times of India CHENNAI: The June 2 murder near Tindivanam of a city-based software engineer is becoming more complex. A 36-year-old widow, arrested in the city on Saturday, has unwittingly become an accomplice to the killing, the police say. According to the police, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Accused in TV scam to surrender in CBI court after 15 years Times of India CHENNAI: An accused in the Rs 10 crore colour TV scam that broke out in the first J Jayalalithaa regime in 1996 is expected to surrender before a CBI court in Chennai on Monday morning. According to sources, S Vijayakumar, said to be once close to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Jayalalithaa on Delhi mission to seek funds Times of India CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa will depart for New Delhi on Monday afternoon on a mission to seek more central funds for implementing various welfare schemes considered to be more ambitious than the schemes initiated by the previous ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Flawed road design is another obstacle Times of India CHENNAI: The four-lane roads have failed to prevent accidents across the state. The latest being the gruesome accident on the NH4 near Kancheepuram which killed almost all passengers. According to studies conducted by JP Research INC, a US-based firm, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| CCTV cameras soon at Egmore, 4 other rly stations Times of India CHENNAI: The railway police plan to install closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in five railway stations in the state, including Chennai Egmore, and have sent a proposal to the centre in this regard. "We sent the proposal for installing CCTV ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| India post to take up old age pension issue with state government Times of India CHENNAI: A week after the government decided to shift to banks for distributing old-age pensions, India Post is trying hard to get back its largest customer in the state. The officials have sought an appointment with chief minister J Jayalalithaa to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Angry T Nagar residents want wine shop relocated Times of India CHENNAI: Residents of several streets in T Nagar, who had been waging a long battle to get the wine shop on Dhandapani Street removed, on Sunday held a meeting where it was decided they would meet deputy commissioner of police Thirunavukkarasu and also ... See all stories on this topic » |
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