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| Despite bail denial, 'hit-and-run' ship captain eludes arrest Times of India CHENNAI: Despite the Madras high court denying him anticipatory bail, captain of MV Prabhu Daya, the ship suspected to have collided with a fishing boat off Kerala coast, killing five fishermen, could not be arrested on Monday after the Chennai port ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Comedy high for Chennai IBNLive.com 'Comedy Night Live', as part of this year's Art Chennai, was kicked off by Vikram Sathaye, who the audience took an immediate shine to, for his candid style. No frills. And a lot of accents – think cricket commentators Tony Greig and Navjot Singh Sidhu ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Drunk MTC driver mows down man Times of India CHENNAI: A drunk driver of an MTC bus was arrested after he ran over a man near Chennai Central on Sunday evening. D Umapathy mowed down an unidentified pedestrian who is estimated to be around 40 years of age. Umapathy , who was behind the wheel of a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| HC orders reopening of closed siddha and ayurveda colleges Times of India CHENNAI: Slamming the Centre for meting out 'unfair treatment' to two government-run colleges teaching Indian systems of medicine in Tamil Nadu, the Madras high court on Monday quashed the closure orders issued to them. Ordering resumption of classes ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Power min says TN needs central funds Times of India CHENNAI: Three days after chief minister J Jayalalithaa wrote to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the power crisis in Tamil Nadu and the "indescribable anguish" that this has caused in the state, electricity minister Natham R Viswanathan on Monday said ... See all stories on this topic » |
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