Friday, February 1, 2019

Traffic signals sought at Alandur intersection

To cross this section, now pedestrians have to dodge speeding vehicles
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Traffic violations rampant in Perumbakkam

Motorcyclists ride in the wrong direction to avoid getting struck in the rush hour congestion
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Chock-a-block at Pallavaram

The daily commute for motorists has gone up due to an ongoing flyover project on GST Road
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A future to look forward to, and a cause to contribute to

Shanmugam makes and sells eco-friendly alternatives to plastic items, as part of enterprise he started after being freed from a life as bonded labourer
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‘Neighbourhood comes first’

In the last nine years, P. Sajeevan has served a three-year term as joint secretary of Kamaraj Nagar Residents Welfare Association in Perungudi, thre
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Juicy Chemistry to show its organic skin care range at Vivaness 2019

Juicy Chemistry hopes to spread the good word about their certified organic range of skin care products at the prestigious trade fair, Vivaness 2019
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‘We should be alert to whatever is happening around us’

S. Murali, who is the president of Vivekanandapuram First Street Residents Welfare Association, keeps reiterating a point with office-bearers who are
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This resident of Mugaliwakkam taps into nature

This resident of Mugaliwakkam lives in a house that is a study in sustainability
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‘Restore one-way traffic on Nerkundram Salai’

The volume of vehicles passing through the road is huge, say residents
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MTC stopovers near college: A study in ‘chaos theory’

With a host of private vehicles parked where buses should halt, traffic movement on Nelson Manickam Road is severely hindered
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Interim Budget 2019: 10-point vision document for 2030

While presenting the Interim Budget for 2019-20, Finance Minister Piyush Goyal laid out the government's 10-point vision document for 2030. The areas
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Full text of Union Budget 2019-20

Click here to read/download Finance Minister Piyush Goyal's full speech.
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The Vazhakkulam edit

Designer Jebin Johny celebrates Koothampally fabrics and rural Vazhakkulam, from where he hails

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Alchemy: a curtain raiser to the upcoming Arvind Indigo Museum

Paintings, installations and more. How the magical dye’s vocabulary extends to never-seen-before materials

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Every city needs a wetland

Wetlands are simply places which can have a seasonal fluctuation of water and land. These places have typical species of plants and wildlife which hav

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Designing the right shade

Slabs come in many shades to protect your building from intense heat and rain. By Sathya Prakash Varanashi

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Safe wiring is a must

Old buildings are more prone to fire hazard owing to short-circuit in fatigued electrical installations. By M.A. Siraj

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Co-living is the way forward

Spaces such as lounge, kitchen, utility and work zone are shared with co-residents while having a private bedroom and bathroom. By Zain Farook

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Having a ball at artificial football turfs

Come rain or shine, day or night, football fans in the city can enjoy a game, thanks to synthetic grounds

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Davis Cup 2019: India staring at elimination after Italy takes 2-0 lead

With 0-2 down, India’s doubles pairing of Rohan Bopanna and Divij Sharan finds itself in a must-win situation on Saturday.

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Burns, Head smash big centuries to put Australia in charge

Both the centurions also benefitted from Sri Lanka's sloppy catching.

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All things bright and indigo: a preview of the upcoming Arvind Indigo Museum

Sandstone, ash, cement, canvas — the dye’s vocabulary is extending to never-seen-before materials. A walk through Alchemy, a curtain raiser to the upcoming Arvind Indigo Museum in Naroda

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The call of desi dogs

Native dog breeds take centre stage at the upcoming All Breed Show, that also hopes to initiate dialogue on the need to protect the breeds from extinction

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‘Cycles’ of change overtaking Thiruvananthapuram

Bicycles find their way back on roads and streets in the city thanks to cycling enthusiasts who are promoting the advantages of the two-wheeler

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Stories of transformation

From a London-trained fashion designer to an overweight homemaker, Shamyuktha Prem lost 30 kilos to win the Mrs India Universe Globe crown 2018. She is an inspiration for many.

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Bandicoot to the rescue

Robotic technology from Vimal Govind can provide succour to manual scavengers

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Juicy Chemistry to show its organic skin care range at Vivaness 2019

Juicy Chemistry hopes to spread the good word about their certified organic range of skin care products at the prestigious trade fair, Vivaness 2019

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Vikram Goyal: 15 years of drama

Known for his decadent designs, the designer on his Bikaner House exhibition, why brass is his material of choice and how made-in-India needs every advantage it can get

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The comeback of Indian native dogs breeds

More people in Visakhapatnam are now opening their hearts and homes to Indian dog breeds

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Nandita Aron’s pottery looks to Shimla’s hills

The Himalayan town’s forests and wildlife find expression in White Hill Studio’s limited-edition pottery

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Power plants

Forage your backyard for these three herbs that give store-bought superfoods a run for their money

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Furniture that expands

It is all about transforming spaces into multi-functional zones within the home, says Ruth Dsouza Prabhu

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How sunshades work

Responsible building design practices, should promote its importance, says Anupama Mohanram

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The second wave of fashion influencers

Unlike a few years ago, becoming a social media influencer is no longer a novelty. Today, pioneer fashion bloggers like @houseofmisu and @kayaancontra

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Meet beauty guru Jovita George

Jovita George has more than four lakh followers for her YouTube tutorials on make-up
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Interim Budget 2019: aimed at pleasing farmers, informal workers, salaried taxpayers

No Income Tax up to ₹5 lakh, ₹6000 per annum for farmers with less than 2 hectares of land, mega pension scheme for workers from the organised sector top the budget announcements
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Meet beauty guru Jovita George

Jovita George has more than four lakh followers for her YouTube tutorials on make-up

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Living Food Company is all about the micro-green rage

A company delivers 10 to 12 day old plants that are rich in nutrients and anti-oxidants

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Tamil Nadu budget set for February 9

Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister and Finance Minister O. Panneerselvam will present the State budget for 2019-20 to the Assembly on February 9.This w
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Interim Budget 2019: Railways gets ₹ 1.58 lakh cr., highest ever for national transporter

Piyush Goyal announces no railway fare hike in the Railway Budget for 2019
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Interim Budget “not a Vote on Account, but an Account for Votes,” says P. Chidambaram

The Congress party is set to officially offer its detailed response at a press conference by former Finance Minister P. Chidamabaram later in the day,
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PM committee's approval was taken before appointing Nageshwar Rao: Govt. to SC

The challenge to the appointment of M. Nageshwar as interim CBI Director on January 10 fizzled out as soon as the government placed on record before
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Two pilots killed after IAF Mirage aircraft crashes at HAL airport

Squadron leader Sameer Abrol and Squadron leader Siddarth Negi died from burn injuries at the hospital
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Living Food Company is all about the micro-green rage

A company delivers 10 to 12 day old plants that are rich in nutrients and anti-oxidants
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Living Food Company is all about the micro-green rage

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Interm Budget “not a Vote on Account, but an Account for Votes,” says P. Chidambaram

The Congress party is set to officially offer its detailed response at a press conference by former Finance Minister P. Chidamabaram later in the day,
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PM committee's approval was taken before appointing Nageshwar Rao: Govt. to SC

The challenge to the appointment of M. Nageshwar as interim CBI Director on January 10 fizzled out as soon as the government placed on record before
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Two pilots killed after IAF Mirage aircraft crashes at HAL airport

Squadron leader Sameer Abrol and Squadron leader Siddarth Negi died from burn injuries at the hospital
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Interim Budget 2019: ₹3 lakh cr recovered from big corporate loan defaulters, says FM

The Finance Minister referred to allegations of giving of “rampant loans over phone” during the UPA regime.
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Living Food Company is all about the micro-green rage

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Trump changes course, says he and intel chiefs in agreement

The officials told Congress on Tuesday that North Korea is unlikely to dismantle its nuclear arsenal and that the Iran nuclear deal is working, contrary to what Mr. Trump has claimed.
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Interim Budget 2019: Fiscal deficit to be at 3.4% of GDP this year, says Piyush Goyal

Presenting the Interim Budget for 2019-20 in the Lok Sabha, Mr. Goyal said the GDP growth in the last 5 years had been higher than under any previous governments.
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SC seeks Centre’s response on CBI DSP Bassi’s plea challenging transfer

Bassi accused the current and interim CBI chief M. Nageshwar Rao of ordering his transfer twice, the second time immediately after the latter took over as interim CBI Director on January 10
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E-cigarettes, knives and tobacco found in bags of Bengaluru school students

Teachers unearth banned items during random checks in classrooms
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Bandh peaceful in Visakhapatnam, Left parties stage road roko

The bandh is being organised by the Opposition parties protesting the attitude of the Modi government at the Centre in fulfilling the promises made in the AP Reorganisation Act, 2014
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How is economy growing when unemployment rate at highest, asks P. Chidambaram

Former finance minister P. Chidambaram on Friday raised doubts over the GDP figures, wondering how the economy is growing at 7% when the unemployment
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Property more than my bank dues attached; how far will it go, asks Mallya

The fugitive businessman also questions the govt’s “brazen spending of public money on legal fees”.
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King Edward VII statue vandalized at government hospital in Bihar

The mob stormed the premises of the Maharani Janki Kunwar Hospital and Government Medical College on Thursday morning and vandalized the British monarch’s six feet statue
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Budget 2019 live updates: No income tax for those earning up to Rs. 5 lakh

Even though Prime Minister Narendra Modi made it clear that his government will be presenting an Interim Budget, expectations are high.
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Top BJP leaders to hold meetings with Tamil Nadu cadre

Interactions aimed at strengthening the party base, says TN BJP vice-president Arasa Kumar
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U.S. envoy raises prospect of U.S. compromise in N.Korea talks

Stephen Biegun did not elaborate on what concessions the United States might make, but said the “corresponding measures” demanded by North Korea would be the subject of talks next week.
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Two militants killed in J&K’s Pulwama

The identity of the militants are yet to be ascertained.
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Refugee detained in PNG wins Australia’s richest literary prize

The journalist and filmmaker was awarded the Aus$100,000 (US$72,600) prize for his book “No Friend But the Mountains: Writing from Manus Prison”.
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‘Rebuild’ budget lets down productive sectors

New taxes may trigger another round of price rise
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Artworks by anganwadi worker’s son find place at Dandi museum

Painting and mural by him are part of permanent display
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Resolution introduced in US Congress to grant asylum to Aasia Bibi

Bibi, a mother of four, may leave Pakistan shortly as there are threats to her life. Her two daughter had already shifted to Canada.
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Relief from cold ahead for US midwest, South Koreans mourn former WWII sex slave, and other news in pictures

 11.00 a.m.US Midwest gripped by bitter cold but relief aheadBrutally cold temperatures gripped the US Midwest, freezing water mains, causing power ou
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Morning Digest: Centre to present interim budget today; NSSO's unemployment data confirms crisis on the ground, say experts, and more

A select list of stories to read before you start your day
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20 charged in Chinese birth tourism crackdown

Li, who was arrested on Thursday, is one of 20 people charged in the first federal crackdown on birth tourism businesses that prosecutors said brought hundreds of pregnant women to the United States.
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Final electoral rolls of delta districts released

Women voters outnumber men in Pudukottai, Perambalur and Karur districts
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NABARD sanctions ₹368 crore for new regulator

Across the Kollidam at Mukkombu
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After roll revision, voters’ strength goes up in Tiruchi district

The strength of the electorate in Tiruchi district, consisting of nine assembly constituencies, has increased by 36,221 following the summary revision
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Roadblocks cleared for bypass project

Work on Panchapur-Jeeyapuram road to begin soon after Union Ministry nod
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Number of voters in Madurai goes up by 49,705

Of the 25.7 lakh voters, women outnumber men by 29,532
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Madurai railway junction on a renovation drive

Madurai railway junction is undergoing a major revamp aimed at providing passengers greater mobility in the station area.In a statement, Divisional Ra
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East and west comes down south: A Bengali food fest

A food fest that celebrates flavours from East and West Bengal

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Living Food Company is all about the micro-green rage

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Sonny Side’s hunt for surprises

Sonny Side, the man behind YouTube’s popular Best Ever Food Review Show, had a taste of India on his recent road trip

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1Q1 Kitchen & Bar: fit for a queen

On the lookout for an evolved Asian meal in relaxed surroundings? Look no further

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SOME TRUCK STOP CHICKEN?

Chef and traveller, Pramod Nair speaks of his many journeys to foreign lands and of cooking rare meats—seal, moose, reindeer, wild birds— Kerala style

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Drape on a weave

Hemlata Jain of Punarjeevana is coming to our city with a range of Hubli saris, each created by the able hands of a weaver

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Raw energy

300 people. 300 raw recipes. Readied in 300 seconds. How Chennai’s hotel management students attempt to enter the Record books

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The wonder of good bacteria

This weekend learn all about the importance of fermented foods with Moina Oberoi, Shonali Sabherwal and Vinita Contractor

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Chocolate on her mind

Third generation chocolatier, Zeba Kohli on her new cookbook and TV show

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Third ODI: India Women walloped by New Zealand in dead rubber

At Hamilton, India collapsed to 149 before New Zealand won by 8 wickets

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Mithali Raj becomes first woman to play 200 ODIs

The 36-year-old is also the highest run-getter in ODIs

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West Indies vs England, 2nd Test, Day 1 | England dismissed for 187 in first innings

Jonny Bairstow and Moeen Ali compiled half centuries but it was another disappointing performance from the visitors, coming on the back of a 381-run defeat in the first test.

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ISL: Delhi Dynamos heap more misery on Kerala Blasters

The three points helped Delhi Dynamos climb above Kerala Blasters to the eighth spot in the ISL standings.

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Australia sticks with winning combination

Canberra Test will be it’s last before the Ashes tour in six months’ time

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Churchill holds Real Kashmir

Real Kashmir FC played out a 1-1 draw with Churchill Brothers in their 15th round I-League match as both sides missed out on a chance to go to the top

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International race walk in Chennai

Opportunity for Indians to make Tokyo qualifying grade

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For tennis, South Club was the best, says Naresh Kumar

Naresh Kumar reminiscences about glorious days past

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Showed good fighting spirit: Dravid

India played the key moments better, says Lions coach

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Duckett guides the Lions home

Thwarts India-A’s attempt at a clean sweep of the series

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Luisma replaces Gyeltshen on BFC

Bengaluru FC (BFC) winger Chencho Gyeltshen has completed a loan move to I-League club NEROCA FC, in a deal that runs until the end of the 2018-19 sea

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Top players give open events a miss

A total sham as organisers left with holding a handful of matches

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Liverpool squanders golden chance

Fails to wrest control at the top after being held by Leicester; Bournemouth blanks Chelsea

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West Indies women spoil Pakistan’s 100th T20I party

The West Indians are without their regular captain, Stefanie Taylor who opted out of the tour because of security concerns.

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Robust anti-corruption system in place, says Richardson

One of the serious problems the ICC is facing is the ever-increasing threat of corruption in the game, Richardson said.

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