Parents, take cue from Class 4 girl!
Information Overload tells the story of a group of children who are glued to computers throughout the day as their parents are busy at work.
In the process they acquire excessive information and the
Disabled students await free laptops
While the world celebrated Helen Keller’s birthday Wednesday, several visually challenged and hearing impaired students in the city are dejected as the free laptops promised by the government for plus
Kids on trial await justice for years
Juvenile delinquents in the country face hugely unfriendly environment when the authorities concerned handle their cases, which invariably drag on for years.
For instance, the case of a juvenile acc
Villagers fined for cutting down trees
Acting swiftly on a tip-off from locals, the Sirkazhi tahsildar fined a group of villagers who cut down five trees in promoboke lands in Alalasundaram panchayat of Nagapattinam district.
Tahsildar P.
90 destitute children rescued
More than 90 orphan and destitute children from a private home in Naduverapattu in Kanchipuram were rescued by the Chengelpet child welfare committee on Saturday.
The officials said that a woman and
Dying a slow death in prison
Abu Tahir, 33, languishing in the Coimbatore Central Prison for the last 15 years for a murder he committed when he was 18, will soon die behind bars. Doctors from the Coimbatore Medical College have
HC orders woman’s immediate release from home
Shearing public conscience with a sensitive verdict that could have far-reaching consequences in speeding up justice to the underdog, Justice S. Nagamuthu of the Madras high court on Tuesday ordered t
Shelter turns prison for rescued girls
Priya (name changed), 28, has been languishing in the government vigilance home in Mylapore for long, after being picked up by the anti-vice police thanks to the Alandur court adjourning her case 50 t
Ex-cons win cases with alibis
With a success rate of over 60 per cent in courts, Mr Poochi and Mr Balusamy would have made any law firm proud.
The two, who have served jail terms of 16 and 11 years respectively, had argued their
Child labour increases every year
You can find them in posh apartments, slaughterhouses, teashops, dump yards, construction sites and at rail and bus stations and the number of children working in metros and smaller towns is increasin