In the passing of S. Muthiah, Madras loses its chronicler

In the passing of S. Muthiah on April 20, the city has lost its best-known chronicler. In the past several decades he made it his mission to bring to

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S. Muthiah, chronicler of Chennai, is no more

Madras Miscellany (with the interactive segment — When the Postman Knocked) was very popular, and revealed several unknown facets.

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HC team inspects irrigation channel

A two-member Madurai High Court Bench-appointed team inspected the Kodagan Channel near here following a case filed in the Court accusing the official
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Asian Boxing Championships: Shiva Thapa makes winning start; Lovlina, Deepak enter quarters

On Sunday, all eyes will be on Asian Games gold medallist Amit Panghal (52kg) as he begins his challenge against Taipei’s Tu Po-Wei.

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As water level drops, shutters of Papanasam dam may be shut

This may hit residents of Tirunelveli, Thoothukudi and Virudhunagar districts
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MaalGaadi in Chennai: makeover this summer

Shining the spotlight on three new brands making their Chennai debut at MaalGaadi

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First Madras Miscellany by S. Muthiah, on November 15, 1999

A chronicler of Chennai's history and heritage, Mr. Muthiah a passed away on April 20, 2019.

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