Slain forest brigand Veerappan's wife Muthulakshmi on Wednesday sought a ban on a movie 'Vanayudham' saying it portrays her husband and the family in poor light.
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Veerappan’s wife demands ban on movie
Posted by Sri (#3) 126 days ago (http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com)Woman seeks DNA test to prove child’s paternity
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A two-year-old boy and his mother R Brinda Devi on Wednesday submitted a petition to director general of police K Ramanujam seeking police protection from her husband Radhakrishnan's family
Spurious soft drinks flood suburbs, raids continue
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Raids by health officials have revealed that racketeers are flooding the suburbs with fakes of soft drinks and adulterated food items.
Book fair has little Tamil literature for children this year
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With more than 350 stalls selling Tamil books, the 35th Chennai Book Fair is a treat for readers of the language. However, the fair has little to offer children when it comes to regional literature.
It’s the usual sad story if you want to go home this Pongal
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Within minutes of Southern Railway opening reservations for about 10 Pongal special trains, all seats were taken. As trains and government buses to other states and southern districts have been booked full, private buses have doubled the fares.
Presidency students try to sweep away bad image
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They've been in the news for all the wrong reasons, and now Presidency College students are trying to clean up their act.
Four held for selling child
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Police on Wednesday arrested four women for allegedly trying to sell a newborn girl to a 55-year-old man for Rs 40,000.
Five banks shortlisted to collect property tax
Posted by Sri (#3) 127 days ago (http://www.thehindu.com)
The process of remitting property tax will soon become easier with the Chennai Corporation likely to appoint at least five banks to collect remittances towards the levy