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| Hunt on for key IM man who gave Chennai cops the slip Times of India CHENNAI: Central and state intelligence agencies are hunting for Asif, the alleged missing link in a terror plot that an Indian Mujahideen affiliated group is suspected to have been hatching in Chennai before it was busted. On November 25, Asif managed ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dodging traffic, they fill up craters on roads Times of India CHENNAI: Next time you see a wheel barrow placed in the middle of the road you are driving on, don't curse. It may just contain some material that will ensure a smooth drive for you for a while. Chennai Corporation's road workers say filling patches on ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| High court clears way for Vadapalani metro station Times of India CHENNAI: A stumbling block in the construction of the Vadapalani station of the Chennai Metro Rail (CMRL) project has been removed with the Madras high court clearing the way for land acquisition. The first bench of Chief Justice MY Eqbal and Justice ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| TN to boycott dam meet with Kerala Times of India CHENNAI: Adopting a tough stand, the Tamil Nadu government on Saturday said it would boycott the December 5 meeting, convened by the Union water resources minister in New Delhi, to discuss the Mullaperiyar dam row with Kerala. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| All that jazz Times of India CHENNAI: It starts slowly but the whisper soon rises to a crescendo. As the choir gaily sings 'O Fortuna', passersby on a busy Kodambakkam street pause in wonder. Once they realise it comes from 'Rahman's school', they move on while the students of KM ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Sign of changing times Times of India CHENNAI: It was curiosity that prompted psychologist Rochelle D'Souza Yepthomi to learn sign language. "I had always been interested in knowing how people could communicate without using the spoken word," she says. After she took the basic course in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| To dough or not to dough Times of India CHENNAI: With so many varieties of bread available in the city, how do you know what's good for you? Take brown bread, for instance. It can completely fool you into thinking it's the healthiest loaf on the shelf when, in fact, it might just be a white ... See all stories on this topic » |
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