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| Two kids reunited with mothers in separate incidents Times of India CHENNAI: Two young boys were reunited with their mothers in separate incidents in the city on Friday and Saturday. While three-year-old Vignesh (name changed) and his father were nabbed on arrival from Singapore at the Chennai airport, P Suresh and his ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Able to dream and do Times of India Chennai has plenty of special schools that cater to the needs of children with disabilities. But once they grow up, there's little to keep them occupied. "There's only so much they can learn at school or college. Later, if they sit at home, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Kush, Mahesh, Anaka win titles in Indian Junior Squash Times of India PTI | Sep 10, 2011, 08.56PM IST CHENNAI: Chennai lad Kush Kumar did the country proud by ousting the favourite and top seeded Ahmed Alsaraj of Jordan to win the Boys' under-17 title in the third Indian Junior Squash championship on Saturday. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Fighting temptation, they took control of diabetes Times of India CHENNAI: SRV Prasanna is a gourmet whose passion for food is unexpected in one who's been on a diet since the age of three. Despite cheating sometimes, the 55-year-old has set a record by living with diabetes for 52 years without any other ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Job racketeer arrested as he steps out of jail Times of India COIMBATORE: An international job racketeer Michael Soosai, who was freed from Puzhal Central Prison in Chennai on Thursday night after securing bail in four cases against him, was arrested in another case within minutes of his release. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Four more buildings go under corpn's lock & seal Times of India CHENNAI: All that goes up - unauthorised - should come down eventually. It's Chennai Corporation's ageold law, which is now growing teeth and claws. The corporation officials are hopping across the city sealing illegal buildings. In the last two days, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dumpyard behind govt school forces students to skip classes Times of India CHENNAI: For the past one year, Saravana Kumar (14) (name changed) has been falling sick regularly. His parents who first thought it was an attempt to bunk classes soon realized that the reasons were the huge garbage dump behind the government school ... See all stories on this topic » |
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