Advocate P. Pugalenthi has approached the Madras high court seeking a direction to the state government to initiate the process for the issuance of a Red Corner notice against Sri Lankan minister Dugl

A father has approached the Madras high court seeking a direction to police to produce his 17 year-old son, a Plus I student of a private school who was allegedly kidnapped by a woman teacher, before

Southern Railway, which covers Tamil Nadu and Kerala, had little to cheer as the Railway Budget 2012-13 was announced on Wednesday.

Except for setting up of the Royapuram terminal and the completion

The passenger fare hike proposed after a gap of 10 years might appear marginal for Union railway minister Dinesh Trivedi, but in fact the fare would increase above 10 per cent even in the second clas

The first budget of the Chennai corporation after expansion of the city limits seems to have failed to meet the expectation of residents of the northern part of the city.

Former Tiruvottiyur municipa

The state government on Tuesday informed the Madras high court that it had not reduced purchase of books and periodicals or withdrawn facilities and staff at the Anna Centenary Library.

An affidavit

The next few days have relief in store for Chennaiites reeling from scorching heat and extended power cuts.

The weatherman says the city will experience a cloudy climate from Wednesday with the temp

Chennai traffic police will soon put in place a world-class system that will ensure smooth flow of vehicles and foolproof evidence against rule-breakers.

The Rs 150-crore project will link a central

Chennaiites are all set to get three new pedestrian subways with escalators, a first-of-its-kind in the city.

The subways would come up at CMBT on Jawaharlal Nehru Salai and Little Mount (near AG ch

Squabbling between the ruling AIADMK and opposition DMK councillors continues to affect work to be taken up at Ambattur area, which was recently merged with the city corporation.

The corporation has