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| Inflation doubles the cost, halves wedding revelry Times of India CHENNAI: Shantha Kannan spent months planning her daughter's wedding. She set a budget of Rs 6 lakh to serve three meals to 1000 guests but to her horror the caterer presented her a bill for Rs 8 lakh a few days after the ceremony. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| MTC plans to introduce CNG buses Times of India CHENNAI: Chennai is likely to get buses that run on compressed natural gas (CNG) if the state government okays a proposal from the Metropolitan Transport Corporation. Availability of CNG and infrastructure investments are the challenges before the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pricey gold weighs down silk saris Times of India CHENNAI: Last week, Geetha Akileshwar travelled all the way from Jamshedpur to Chennai to shop for the famous Kanjeevaram silk saris for her son's wedding this winter. Her budget was Rs 50000 for five saris, but her bill, even after much haggling, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Domestic, agri sectors take the lights out of TNEB Times of India CHENNAI: You know the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board's ( TNEB) is making losses. Here is how. But for commercial connections, all services have been inflicting losses on the board which has not been allowed to revise tariffs for more than ten years. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Sholinganallur taluk yet to get treasury account Times of India CHENNAI: More than 18 months after coming into existence, the Sholinganallur taluk office on Old Mamallapuram Road (OMR) remains without a bank account where money paid for land transactions, community certificates and other jobs can be deposited. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Rangarajapuram flyover yet to be opened Times of India CHENNAI: The inauguration of the Rangarajapuram flyover, which was to have been completed before August 20, is still waiting to be scheduled in the chief minister's diary. One arm of the Y-shaped structure is ready for use. Mayor M Subramanian says the ... See all stories on this topic » |
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