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| Clinton to drop in Chennai during her July visit to India MSN India Clinton will also visit Chennai during her two-day visit to the country to become the first serving Secretary of State to visit the city. "In general, we plan to talk about the entire scope of US-Indian relations, but also our work together regionally ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Another case against Sun's Hansraj Saxena Times of India CHENNAI: The city police have registered another case against Sun Pictures COO Hansraj Saxena, based on the complaint filed by film producer Nemichand Jhabak. This is the third case registered against Saxena in the last one week. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Road re-laying hits a block; fresh tenders soon to include milling Times of India CHENNAI: Road relaying in the city has hit a block. Last week, the Chennai Corporation hurriedly cancelled tenders worth crores of rupees for interior roads to include milling in the project, sources claimed. It was said the decision followed ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Like Dilson killer, many have unlicensed guns Times of India CHENNAI: At least 50 people in the city possess firearms without proper licences in the city and many of them are from the armed forces and sports, intelligence officials said. While many got their licences renewed by providing false addresses, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Subways in city fail to match step with pedestrians Times of India CHENNAI: Sample this: About 700 pedestrians lost their lives on city roads over the past three years, including 47 on the arterial Anna Salai. Ever-increasing vehicular traffic and poorly-designed intersections have turned pedestrian movement into a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Gun licences are hard to come by in Tamil Nadu Times of India CHENNAI: When it comes to issuing gun licences, you could say Tamil Nadu has the most stringent procedures compared to others in the country. Applicants have to go through levels of scrutiny, right from the police stations to the government ordnance ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retired colonel held for boy's murder Deccan Chronicle Chennai, July 10: A week after a 13-year-old boy was killed in a military residential campus here, a 50-year-old retired Army officer was arrested on Sunday for the crime after he confessed that he was irritated by the boy's trespassing, police said. ... See all stories on this topic » |
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