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Stray Dog Bites 3 Women In College Campus Near Chennai
Three students were bitten by a stray dog on the campus of Tamil Nadu's Government Meenakshi College for Women, approximately 465 km from Chennai, on Monday, prompting calls for urgent action to prevent further attacks.
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Chennai Students Help Rescued Bonded Labourers Build ‘Dream Homes’
Born into debt bondage, S Appu spent 25 years confined to a rice mill, watching his father repay a debt, and then working tirelessly to pay it off himself. When he was freed from the mill in Guduvanchery in Tamil Nadu state in 2015, he did not have a place to call home. “Home had always been the rice mill,” Appu, 27, told the Thomson Reuters...
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3 Women Students Run Over As Tanker Ploughs Into College Crowd In Chennai
Three young women were run over and a few others were wounded as a speeding water tanker ploughed into a crowd of students near a college in Chennai on Thursday.
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One Of The 20 Satellites India Launched Was Made By This Chennai College
Students and faculty at Chennai's Sathyabama University are happy. The 1.5 kilo satellite "Sathyabamasa" they built to collect data on greenhouse gases is now successfully orbiting the earth - one of the 20 satellites launched on Wednesday by ISRO's PSLV rocket.
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Schools, Colleges Reopen Across Tamil Nadu After Floods
After torrential rains and floods forced their closure for nearly a month, schools and colleges in Chennai and its neighbouring districts reopened today.
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Create a Microsoft, Google in India, Narendra Modi tells college students in Chennai
BJP's Narendra Modi addressed college students at the convocation of SRM University at Dr TP Ganesan Auditorium in Kattankulathur, Chennai on Sunday.
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Craze for commerce among Chennai college students
History and English Literature, arguably the best bet for students in Arts & Science colleges in Delhi, is the last resort, down South in Chennai. These subjects are invariably the third and a 'just to play it safe' option for many candidates; or sadly even a dumping ground for those who are not selected for Economics.
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Stray Dog Bites 3 Women In College Campus Near Chennai
Three students were bitten by a stray dog on the campus of Tamil Nadu's Government Meenakshi College for Women, approximately 465 km from Chennai, on Monday, prompting calls for urgent action to prevent further attacks.
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Chennai Students Help Rescued Bonded Labourers Build ‘Dream Homes’
Born into debt bondage, S Appu spent 25 years confined to a rice mill, watching his father repay a debt, and then working tirelessly to pay it off himself. When he was freed from the mill in Guduvanchery in Tamil Nadu state in 2015, he did not have a place to call home. “Home had always been the rice mill,” Appu, 27, told the Thomson Reuters...
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3 Women Students Run Over As Tanker Ploughs Into College Crowd In Chennai
Three young women were run over and a few others were wounded as a speeding water tanker ploughed into a crowd of students near a college in Chennai on Thursday.
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One Of The 20 Satellites India Launched Was Made By This Chennai College
Students and faculty at Chennai's Sathyabama University are happy. The 1.5 kilo satellite "Sathyabamasa" they built to collect data on greenhouse gases is now successfully orbiting the earth - one of the 20 satellites launched on Wednesday by ISRO's PSLV rocket.
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Schools, Colleges Reopen Across Tamil Nadu After Floods
After torrential rains and floods forced their closure for nearly a month, schools and colleges in Chennai and its neighbouring districts reopened today.
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Create a Microsoft, Google in India, Narendra Modi tells college students in Chennai
BJP's Narendra Modi addressed college students at the convocation of SRM University at Dr TP Ganesan Auditorium in Kattankulathur, Chennai on Sunday.
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Craze for commerce among Chennai college students
History and English Literature, arguably the best bet for students in Arts & Science colleges in Delhi, is the last resort, down South in Chennai. These subjects are invariably the third and a 'just to play it safe' option for many candidates; or sadly even a dumping ground for those who are not selected for Economics.
