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| Chicken soup for the Chennai soul IBNLive.com CHENNAI: Maybe it's fate that it's the monsoon season when Puja Gupta decided to treat the city to a warm portion of 'chicken soup' for the soul. After spending some time in a programme conducted by Jack Canfield of the famed 'Chicken Soup for the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Oldest profession has no new solution Times of India CHENNAI: Prostitution in the city is like the elephant in the drawing room-everyone knows it's there, but nobody acknowledges it. Now, a research paper says there are14,000-odd sex workers in the city. More than 70% of them do it without the knowledge ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Monsoon rains problems for motorists The Hindu That has become the inescapable reality in Chennai and many other Indian cities, with brief spells of rain being enough to ravage the road network. But it is far from inevitable, say experts. Each year, the additional expenditure collectively incurred ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Chennai Port Trust terms congestion surcharge illegal The Hindu Officials of Chennai Port Trust (ChPT) have questioned the shipping lines for levying congestion surcharge at the second container terminal despite rising objections and have convened a meeting of stakeholders on Tuesday to initiate action. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Now, ratings for CBSE schools Times of India CHENNAI: After colleges, it's now schools that will be rated for the facilities they provide. A quality assessment and accreditation scheme introduced by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will cover all aspects of a school's functioning, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| IOC fuel bunks in Chennai facing stock-out The Hindu The terminal takes care of the bulk of the diesel requirements of STUs in and around Chennai. There are plans to apprise senior officials of the State government of the situation on Tuesday as talks with the truckers on Monday failed to break the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Anna library bought books at high prices, finds RTI plea Times of India CHENNAI: Buried under the heap of arguments for and against the state government's decision to shift the Anna Centenary Library (ACL) are questionable purchases of books, as information obtained under the RTI Act indicate. Replies to RTI applications ... See all stories on this topic » |
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