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| Catering to the new woman Times of India CHENNAI: Afew decades ago, home science was considered the course for a girl to do. Why, it taught potential brides to cook, sew, garden and look after children, grooming them to be perfect wives. Today, things have changed considerably on the home ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Chennai Novemberfest: Pak musicians close the show IBNLive The closing day of the November fest in Chennai on Friday saw Pakistani musicians Zeb and Haniya perform live in India for the first time. http://ibnlive.com/livetv. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Govt notifies hike in bus fares in state Times of India CHENNAI: Any expectation that the government would resort to a rollback following the protests against the increase in bus fares has been dispelled. The transport department order, detailing the fare for each of the stages (two km), was announced and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Bizman found strangled in suburban apartment Times of India CHENNAI: A 54-year-old businessman was found murdered in a bedroom of his third-floor apartment in suburban Nanganallur on Friday night. There were telephone and mobile charger wires around his neck and a pillow on his face. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retired teacher arrested for Rs 100crore land-grab Times of India CHENNAI: The city police on Saturday arrested a 60-year-old retired teacher from Tirunelveli on charges of grabbing a land worth Rs 100 crore at Ayanavaram. Police said the teacher was part of a racket that had sold half of the land using forged ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Now, private dairies to increase milk prices Times of India CHENNAI: After the state-owned Aavin raised milk prices, private dairy majors are expected to follow suit. An upward revision in prices of milk and other dairy products is expected next week. With the power tariff expected to go up soon, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| State cops can go shopping, military-style Times of India CHENNAI: From salt to Maruti cars, policemen in Tamil Nadu can now buy goods at subsidized rates. Like their counterparts in the military and the central armed forces, policemen in Tamil Nadu too will have exclusive canteens from where they can ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Sub-committee to monitor action on T.Nagar buildings The Hindu Its members are Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority (CMDA) member secretary R.Venkatesan, Chennai Corporation Commissioner D.Karthikeyan and Suresh Kuppuswamy. The monitoring committee also directed the Fire and Rescue Services to submit a copy ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Pilgrims Stranded In Chennai Sunday Leader By Nirmala Kannangara A group of Sri Lankan pilgrims have been stranded in Chennai by their tour manager after cheating them to the tune of over Rs.6 million, the Monk –in-charge of the Chennai Mahabodhi Viharaya Society Ven. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Living Cars: Women drivers rock Polo Cup in Chennai NewsX Living Cars also brings meticulous coverage on driving & buying tips, used cars, rallies, auto shows and news roundup for the week. Watch the Volkswagen Polo Cup race in Chennai where women drivers showcase their driving skills. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| India Cements earns its highest EBITDA from Chennai Super Kings Economic Times CHENNAI: India Cements has earned its highest-ever EBITDA from IPL franchise Chennai Super Kings (of Rs 32.8 crore) in Q2, according to brokerage firm Motilal Oswal. This has come on the back of IPL revenues of Rs 51.5 crore. In the first quarter, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Port Trust may ban erring vessels IBNLive.com CHENNAI: Signalling a significant change in its stand on shipping liners that continue to collect Chennai Trade Recovery (CTR) surcharge from traders despite warnings, the Chennai Port Trust management is likely to ban the erring vessels from entering ... See all stories on this topic » |
