Government Hospital gets new cancer detector
Chennai: The Rajiv Gandhi government general hospital has procured a new flow cyto meter machine which will enable in precise diagnosis of the type of blood cancer. The cost of the machine is Rs 55 l
UPSC aspirant runs from pillar to post for class 10, 12 exam certificates
Chennai: M. Karmegam (23) has moved heaven and earth, knocked on every door and window, only to end up frustrated and defeated as he is still unable to get copies of his two educational certificates
Abusive hubby ordered to pay Rs 7L
Chennai: Abusing wife and children would cost more for delinquent men. The Egmore metropolitan magistrate court has ordered a husband to pay Rs 2 lakh for medical expenses and Rs 5 lakh as compensati
Centre fails to keep its word, says Jayalalithaa
Chennai: Calling upon the Planning Commission to “effectively perform” its core function of indicative planning, chief minister J. Jayalalithaa urged the Government of India to adopt a consensus base
Jayalalithaa conveys deep sense of outrage
Chennai: Chief minister J Jayalalithaa on Sunday took strong exception to the Centre’s “astounding insensitivity” in once again inviting two Sri Lankan military officers for training at the Defence S
Lawyers clash with cops
Chennai: The persisting hostility between the state police and the lawyer community witnessed yet another episode when a group of lawyers allegedly stormed into the MKB police station near Vyasarpadi
NLC for contract workers absorption
Cuddalore: The Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) has started the process of enrolment of contract workmen into the Indcoserve society, a long-pending demand of the trade unions, paving the way for
Cops to parents: Try carpooling for wards
Chennai: With a view to reduce the number of vehicles on road once the schools re-open on Monday, the Chennai traffic police has asked parents to try car pooling to send their wards to school.
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Hackgate ‘wakes up’ CICSE
Chennai: Even as the Council for Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (CICSE) launched a detailed probe as to how their results were cracked by a student, parents are a worried lot.
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IITians seek debate on ‘business’ of higher education
Chennai: A section of B.Tech and Ph.D students at IIT Madras took out a rally inside the institute on Thursday to protest fees hike and privatisation of education in the country.
Initially students g