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A video on why Chennai’s second airport proposed at Parandur may rob villagers of their livelihood

K Shanker has kept generations of Chennai women in style for over 70 years. This Madras Week, the family looks back on its legacy

D.K. Amrutha, Sindhanaa Andavan, and Mirudhula A. of School of Excellence in Law, Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai, emerged winners at the 8th International Law Moot Court Competition

Leading a group of walkers, historian and author V. Sriram narrates the history and heritage of the architecture on different stretches in Chennai

CHENNAI: Ice manufacturers catering specifically to the seafood industry are wary of the proposed revision of electricity tariff by Tangedco and want a separate category for them as introduction of peak hour consumption for low tension supply connection and nearly doubled fixed charges of high tension connection in the existing…

CHENNAI: The Chennai Super Kings-owned Johannesburg franchise on Sunday lauded former South African captain Faf du Plessis and said that the former CSK star will play a pivotal role as one of its marquee players in the inaugural edition of the CSA T20 league.

A daring daylight robbery, botched up implementation and patchy unravelling of the crime— the recent heist at the heart of Chennai had all the hallmarks of a plot inspired by OTT shows. While police mopped up the investigation and claimed to have recovered all the loot, their hot pursuit did…

‘Villagers seek compensation ₹3 lakh to ₹5 lakh per cent on an average depending in the location’ 

It holds only Karnataka HC can resolve dispute on removing a Bengaluru medical college from the ambit of a deemed university in Chennai

The Connoisseur Collection family has been the guardian of innumerable timepieces in Chennai for the past 64 years. This Madras Week, they share a few memories.

Amalraj, an inspector at Acharapakkam in Chengalpattu district, received it from his relative, who is one of the accused persons in Fedbank heist