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#GetOutRavi Posters In Chennai Amid Governor-MK Stalin Standoff
Amid the row over Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi's remark that 'Tamizhagam' rather than 'Tamil Nadu' would be a more appropriate name for the state, many posters with the words '#Getout Ravi' were spotted in Valluvar Kottam and Anna Salai areas
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Massive Anti-IPL Protests In Chennai, 4,000 Cops Guard Stadium
With Chennai Super Kings (CSK) taking on Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) this evening amid protests over delay in Cauvery board, about 4,000 police personnel are deployed at the MA Chidambaram or Chepauk Stadium in Chennai to ensure the Indian Premier League (IPL) match is played without any disruption.
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On Jayalalithaa's Death Anniversary, Thousands Hold Silent March To Her Memorial
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami and his deputy O Pannerselvam paid tribute to former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on her first death anniversary today. Clad in black, the two led a silent march of nearly 50,000 party workers and ardent fans from Anna Salai to Jayalalithaa's mausoleum on Marina beach. Blocking the beach road for around two ...
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Cracks Appear On Chennai's Arterial Road; Inspection Clears Patch Safe
Fresh fissures appeared on Tuesday on the arterial Anna Salai road in Chennai close to the spot where a stretch caved in suddenly two days ago and trapped a bus and a car.
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Cracks On Chennai Road Stop Traffic Again 2 Days After Cave-In
Cracks on a major road in Chennai caused alarm just two days after a stretch caved in, trapping a bus and a car. Traffic resumed after experts confirmed that the soil underneath had not loosened.
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Chennai Road Caves In, Takes Down Bus, Car
A stretch of road in Chennai's Anna Salai caved in on Sunday, trapping a city bus and a car. Passengers however managed to escape and there were no injuries, authorities said. Tamil Nadu Finance Minister D Jayakumar blamed the construction of an underground metro line for the incident.
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Chennai Traffic Falls Victim To Jallikattu Protests, Arterial Roads Blocked
Chennai traffic was hugely hit on Monday as the protests over Jallikattu took a violent turn. Areas including Triplicane, Teynampet, Kilpauk, T Nagar and Anna Salai have been blocked by protesters since morning, causing severe hardship to office goers.
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Chess fever grips Chennai; hundreds throng match venue
Hundreds of passionate sports followers, including many children, thronged the Hyatt Regency hotel, the venue of the world championship, on the arterial Anna Salai to watch the first of the 12 matches.
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Eight arrested for illegally locking government offices in protest over PM's visit to Sri Lanka
Eight people were arrested for illegally locking Central Government offices in Chennai last night, protesting against Prime Minister's scheduled visit to Colombo to take part in Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, police sources said.
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A mosque in Chennai which helps students crack IAS
The Makkah Masjid on Chennai's busy Anna Salai road is like any other mosque as you approach it. But enter and walk up the stairs and you find 40 young men listening to a lecture or thumbing through reference books.
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#GetOutRavi Posters In Chennai Amid Governor-MK Stalin Standoff
Amid the row over Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi's remark that 'Tamizhagam' rather than 'Tamil Nadu' would be a more appropriate name for the state, many posters with the words '#Getout Ravi' were spotted in Valluvar Kottam and Anna Salai areas
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Massive Anti-IPL Protests In Chennai, 4,000 Cops Guard Stadium
With Chennai Super Kings (CSK) taking on Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) this evening amid protests over delay in Cauvery board, about 4,000 police personnel are deployed at the MA Chidambaram or Chepauk Stadium in Chennai to ensure the Indian Premier League (IPL) match is played without any disruption.
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On Jayalalithaa's Death Anniversary, Thousands Hold Silent March To Her Memorial
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami and his deputy O Pannerselvam paid tribute to former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on her first death anniversary today. Clad in black, the two led a silent march of nearly 50,000 party workers and ardent fans from Anna Salai to Jayalalithaa's mausoleum on Marina beach. Blocking the beach road for around two ...
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Cracks Appear On Chennai's Arterial Road; Inspection Clears Patch Safe
Fresh fissures appeared on Tuesday on the arterial Anna Salai road in Chennai close to the spot where a stretch caved in suddenly two days ago and trapped a bus and a car.
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Cracks On Chennai Road Stop Traffic Again 2 Days After Cave-In
Cracks on a major road in Chennai caused alarm just two days after a stretch caved in, trapping a bus and a car. Traffic resumed after experts confirmed that the soil underneath had not loosened.
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Chennai Road Caves In, Takes Down Bus, Car
A stretch of road in Chennai's Anna Salai caved in on Sunday, trapping a city bus and a car. Passengers however managed to escape and there were no injuries, authorities said. Tamil Nadu Finance Minister D Jayakumar blamed the construction of an underground metro line for the incident.
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Chennai Traffic Falls Victim To Jallikattu Protests, Arterial Roads Blocked
Chennai traffic was hugely hit on Monday as the protests over Jallikattu took a violent turn. Areas including Triplicane, Teynampet, Kilpauk, T Nagar and Anna Salai have been blocked by protesters since morning, causing severe hardship to office goers.
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Chess fever grips Chennai; hundreds throng match venue
Hundreds of passionate sports followers, including many children, thronged the Hyatt Regency hotel, the venue of the world championship, on the arterial Anna Salai to watch the first of the 12 matches.
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Eight arrested for illegally locking government offices in protest over PM's visit to Sri Lanka
Eight people were arrested for illegally locking Central Government offices in Chennai last night, protesting against Prime Minister's scheduled visit to Colombo to take part in Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, police sources said.
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A mosque in Chennai which helps students crack IAS
The Makkah Masjid on Chennai's busy Anna Salai road is like any other mosque as you approach it. But enter and walk up the stairs and you find 40 young men listening to a lecture or thumbing through reference books.
