Binu was caught along with two of his aides, Manoj and Aravind, while they were travelling in a four-wheeler early this morning at Gandhi- Erwin Bridge Road, Egmore.
Author: Naomi N
“Parks that have been renovated are located at Second Main Road, VGP Selva Nagar; First Main Road, Seshadripuram, and Ramagiri Nagar.”
Four complaints have been lodged back-to-back at the Crime section of Velacheri police station in Chennai regarding the theft of mobile phones, laptops and gadgets from four localities in the neighbourhood. With CCTV cameras installed at every nook and corner, the residents themselves have a suspect at hand.
Most crimes against women committed by men they know. Women in the city still struggle to find their feet even as they battle many gender-based issues and rising crimes against them. Year after year, women get no respite from brutal cases of stalking and murder.
Women in real life are far from what movies and TV serials show them to be. They are not kind mothers, weeping wives and naive daughters. On the occasion of International Women’s Day, News Today gives a peek into how women in the city dabble in the world of crime. In reality, the city has a number of women who are as ruthless as men and often make shocking headlines.
At a time when teaching is looked upon as nothing more than a profession, R Santhakumari, a resident of Tansi Nagar, Velacheri in Chennai is winning hearts by taking tuition free of cost after retiring from a teaching career spanning 20 years.
One is never too old to give up on their passion. After all, age is just a number, and it holds true for N Selvarajan (49), who is a Leading Fire Brigadier with Tamilnadu Fire and Rescue Service at the Velacheri Station, Chennai.
Sadhana Rao, a resident of Kapaleeswarar Nagar, Neelankarai finds peace in being the voice of the voiceless. For, the Indian Institute of Animal Welfare (IIAW), the organisation that she runs, has been sheltering over 57 cows and calves, at its headquarters in Neelankarai.
Founder and director of Sri Mudhraalaya Academy of Bharatanatyam, Lakshmi Ramaswamy, has been awarded the Kalaimamani for her contributions to and achievements in the art form.