Author: A Harsha Vardhan

Commuters taking Jawaharlal Nehru Salai will have to contend with slow traffic near CMBT at least till June as the Koyambedu flyover will take minimum 6-8 months to complete according to sources.

“GSLV Mk III is now ready for India’s first manned mission to space and Chandrayan II,” said chairperson, Indian Space Research Organisation, K Sivan, today after the second and final developmental flight of GSLV Mk III rocket successfully put into orbit the heaviest communication satellite launched from the Indian soil from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota. 

The villagers of Jaderi for hundreds of years have been making the finger-length long, white clay pieces commonly called in Tamil as ‘namakatti’. It is used for applying the thirunamam.

If you are up for some vegetarian fare, but bored with the usual idli-vada sambar or naan and paneer butter masala, then you must certainly give Khandani Rajdhani a try. The restaurant, located at Phoenix Mall, Velacheri, brings you authentic Gujarati and traditional Rajasthani cuisines.

Talking to News Today about her latest film Kaatrin Mozhi and her second innings in the film industry, Jyothika says, “Even I am shocked that I’m getting such good films at this age.”

Delhi headquartered Satin Creditcare, a decade old microfinance institution (MFI) which is the second largest in the country has entered the South Indian market for the first time, commencing its operations from Chennai.

Aided by the support, Dikson’s school time badminton career yielded him many medals. He was a semi-finalist twice at the under 15 and under 17 Ashways State Badminton Tournament. The last two years of his school life, he has been the runner-up at the CBSE National Badminton Tournaments.

Horror thrillers are aplenty in Tamil cinema. One film in this genre releases almost every week. Director Kranthi Prasad’s Santhoshathil Kalavaram, running in theatres now, tries to give a fresh twist to this genre by introducing an element of ‘cosmic energy’ into the battle of good vs evil.

Through Sowmanasya Centre for Music Therapy, Lakshmi Mohan has been using the therapy to teach people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) take care of their day-to-day needs and bring out their hidden abilities. She has been doing this for the last 15 years.