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Sri Lankan Gang Attacks Indian Fishermen, Loots Equipment Worth Rs 4 Lakh
11 Indian fishermen from Nagapattinam district were allegedly attacked by a group of unidentified men from Sri Lanka in Indian waters late last night.
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Chennai Grapples With Flood Aftermath, Partial Restoration of Train Services
Flood-ravaged Chennai was today struggling to return to normalcy with partial restoration of telecommunication and train services, besides many roads also becoming fairly motorable even as waterlogging woes continued in several areas.
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Rainwater Recedes but Chennai's IT Corridor Stays Flooded
It hasn't rained in Chennai since yesterday but its Velacherry -- Tambaram highway is flooded. Commuters on this IT corridor - the road gets the name because it has IT offices on both sides - travel through knee-deep waters.
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After Heavy Rains, Chennai's Inundated Homes Anger Residents
In south Chennai's low lying densely populated Velacherry area, senior citizen Nagambal's home on the Tansi Street resembles a small pond.
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Sri Lankan Gang Attacks Indian Fishermen, Loots Equipment Worth Rs 4 Lakh
11 Indian fishermen from Nagapattinam district were allegedly attacked by a group of unidentified men from Sri Lanka in Indian waters late last night.
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Chennai Grapples With Flood Aftermath, Partial Restoration of Train Services
Flood-ravaged Chennai was today struggling to return to normalcy with partial restoration of telecommunication and train services, besides many roads also becoming fairly motorable even as waterlogging woes continued in several areas.
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Rainwater Recedes but Chennai's IT Corridor Stays Flooded
It hasn't rained in Chennai since yesterday but its Velacherry -- Tambaram highway is flooded. Commuters on this IT corridor - the road gets the name because it has IT offices on both sides - travel through knee-deep waters.
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After Heavy Rains, Chennai's Inundated Homes Anger Residents
In south Chennai's low lying densely populated Velacherry area, senior citizen Nagambal's home on the Tansi Street resembles a small pond.
