Speaking after the match, a disappointed Chennaiyin FC coach John Gregory said, ‘We definitely lost two points from the game. Two points are given away to be precise.’
West Indies names ODI and T20 squad for India tour
The West Indies on Thursday announced their ODI and T20 squads for the upcoming series of India, beginning next month.
Earthen lamps arrive in market in Chennai for Karthigai Deepam
With Karthikai Deepam nearing, the vendors in Mylapore have already started selling earthen lamps as fresh arrivals have started flooding the marketplace. Many vendors have started stacking the earthen lamps ahead of the festival which will be celebrated 10 December.
‘Nine Rupees an Hour’ by Aparna Karthikeyan documents vanishing professions
Living in a metro, having a mirthful, mellow lifestyle, witnessing advancements with every day has made our lives amiable. Most often, we fail to look beyond the metro life. But when Aparna Karthikeyan, a Chennai-bred writer stepped out of her comfort zone while she was working with a leading newspaper, she saw life from a different frame of reference altogether.
TN civic polls: Supreme Court agrees to hear DMK petition
Supreme Court today agreed for an urgent hearing of a petition filed by DMK on Thursday seeking the court to direct the authorities to carry out delimitation, reservation and rotational process before issuance of election notification for civic polls.
Tamilnadu CM Palaniswami inaugurates Pongal scheme
Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami today inaugurated the Pongal cash and gift hamper scheme at the Secretariat. To mark the beginning of the scheme, Palaniswami distributed gift hampesr and Rs 1,000 cash to 16 families.
Editorial: Lots to offer
Will M S Dhoni be back in Team India? Will he play the T20 World Cup next year? These are the questions doing rounds among…
In Antartica, tourists swim among penguins
This season nearly 80,000 visitors are expected, a 40 per cent increase compared to last year. Critics question this sort of tourism, as the emissions from world-crossing flights and soot or black carbon in the exhaust gases of cruise ships are part of what is putting the region under threat.
Former Japan PM Nakasone dies at 101
He poured his efforts into strengthening security ties with the US at a time of intensifying trade friction with the world’s biggest economy, building a first-name friendship with America’s then president Ronald Reagan.
