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| Chennai property measuring 1400 square feet sold for Rs 1.27 crore Economic Times A residential unit measuring 1195 square feet and located in the upcoming location of Rajarhat was leased by a leading corporate for a monthly lease value of Rs 35000. Rajarhat has seen growth in the commercial as well as residential sectors. due to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Shops fail to meet fire safety rules Times of India CHENNAI: T Nagar is not safe. Just one of 10 high-rise commercial complexes on Usman Road, frequented by thousands of people daily, provided an exit facility and a staircase, a reply by the Fire and Rescue Services department to a query under the RTI ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Rejigged stadium awaits nod, ODI fate uncertain Times of India CHENNAI: The fate of the India-West Indies one day match in the city on December 10 is uncertain. The MA Chidambaram stadium, where the game is to be played, is yet to get clearance from the National Coastal Zone Management Authority (NCZMA) under the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Audio CDs stay in tune with digital era Times of India CHENNAI: At the time of the audio launch of 'Mudhalvan', which boasted of the potent combo of Shankar and AR Rahman, Five Star Audio, the label that bagged the rights, had a confirmed order for three lakh cassettes on day one. The year was 1999. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ritchie Street under eagle eye Times of India CHENNAI: Ritchie Street, the city's major electronics hub located just off Anna Salai in Chintadripet, is under surveillance. As many as 42 closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras have been installed, covering all the 10 streets. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Destiny's child Rajalakshmi acted to keep her family afloat Times of India CHENNAI: 11.11.11. An extraordinary, once-in-a-century date that marks the birth centenary of an extraordinary woman, TP Rajalakshmi, the first woman director of south Indian cinema. It's a fact that may never have come to light if film historian Mohan ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Man yet to comply with court ruling to pay for care of mentally-ill daughter Times of India CHENNAI: Three women, who filed a case against their father seeking maintenance to take care of their mentally-challenged sibling, are still awaiting justice. The case, which was filed in 2007, swung in their favour one year later with the family court ... See all stories on this topic » |
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