N Mahesh Anand, a 44-year-old who has served in sales and marketing line for 14 years, quit his job one fine day. Reason? He and his wife, M Sindhuja, were not contented with the mundane life in Chennai. So, they moved to Mahesh’s hometown Vilagam, 15 km from Chidambaram, and launched into organic farming. Continue Reading
More than 500 doctors in Chennai took part in the dharna that took place today at Stanley Medical College and Hospital, Washermanpet, against the attack on a intern doctor in a Kolkata hospital. Continue Reading
The list of positions include village administrative officer, junior assistant, bill collector and typist among others, sources said. Continue Reading
Summer is still upon us and if I’m not wrong, the weather has not spared even our hair. While this is the season we try to escape from the hometown to scenic and picturesque locations, ultimately, the weather takes a toll on our tresses. Continue Reading
Online application process to enrol in medical colleges will begin tomorrow. However, the counselling process will be held directly, said State Health Minister, C Vijayabaskar, today. Continue Reading
Resident Medical Officer, Dr Uma Maheshwari, stated that the hospital received 45 people hailing from Assam, West Bengal and Bangladesh who had come to the city for formal skill training. Continue Reading
Tamilnadu School Education Minister K A Sengottaiyan launched new textbooks for classes 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10 and 12 at the Secretariat. Continue Reading
Multiple sclerosis is a potentially disabling neurological condition that affects the central nervous system of the human body. The signs and symptoms differ from one individual to another. Continue Reading
Before pursuing postgraduation, she came up with The Madras Catalogue sketching selective heritage structures such as Royapettah streetscape, Victoria Public Hall, Egmore Wesley Church and Madras Central in the city. Continue Reading
The 2018 survey undertaken by Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) shows that there were 112 homeless mentally-ill people on the roads of the city. But experts give a different number. Continue Reading