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Bakeries in the city are hoping for the best this holiday season Updated: Updated: They are hopeful of improvement in business in the next couple of days Share Article AAA ‘Tis the season: An employee decorating a cake at a shop in Anna Nagar.   | Photo Credit: Ravindran R. They are hopeful of improvement in business in the next couple of days With the food industry slowly recovering, bakers in the city are hoping for some improvement in business in the next couple of days due to Christmas...

With spike in educational institutes, Chennai comes under COVID-19 spotlight again While Chennai has been recording less than 400 cases continuously for almost a month now, officials said the recent spike is due to the clusters formed in the citys educational institutions. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Disinfectants been sprayed at the COVID care center at Kamarajar avenue in Adyar, Chennai. (Photo | Ashwin Prasath, EPS) Express News Service CHENNAI: In the wake of new COVID-19 clusters i...

Express News Service CHENNAI: During heavy rains, seven areas near Mathur, suffer from severe waterlogging. The reason - a raised lorry parking in Kalyana Sundaranar Nagar, obstructs water flow to the culvert on NH5, and which drains into the Kosasthalaiyar river.   The land, owned by multiple members of the same family, spans to around 55,000 square feet which has been raised above the ground to facilitate parking of numerous lorries, as a commercial venture.  However, locals allege that the...

Developer hoodwinks owners handing over homes after 5 years Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Owners protesting against the developer at the construction site for lack of amenities that were promised to them. (Photo | EPS/R Satish Babu) Express News Service CHENNAI: Buyers who bought apartments in a massive housing project coming up at Anna Nagar have been left stranded for years now. Five years after the promised deadline, the apartments were not handed over to the owners. Finally this year,...

Chennai: Medical professional turns into Invisible Man to promote Covid awareness Chennai: Medical professional turns into Invisible Man to promote Covid awareness Madhan Kumar drove around Chennai and thanked the city police and frontline workers for their role in the fight against Covid-19 by giving them flowers. advertisement The Invisible Man photographed in Chennai (Photo Credits: Pramod Madhav/India Today) A medical professional deriving inspiration from the Hollywood movie Hollow Man, tu...

A guide to virtual carolling this Christmas Updated: Updated: December 18, 2020 20:31 IST With carol performances going virtual this Christmas owing to the pandemic, the city’s chorists are preparing to bring to your home the maximum bandwidth of cheer Share Article MMA’s popular Carols by Candlelight   | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT With carol performances going virtual this Christmas owing to the pandemic, the city’s chorists are preparing to bring to your home the maximum bandwi...

Passengers of Chennai’s MTC seek safer buses Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Enforcing guidelines: Passengers want the government to ensure that the buses are well sanitised and personal distancing is followed.   | Photo Credit: K.V. Srinivasan Until March, K. Selvam, a resident of Teynampet used to travel to his work place in Anna Nagar in Metropolitan Transport Corporation buses. After the pandemic, he feels safer to cycle to work as he used to do during the lockdown when there was no...

How RWAs are taking the tech route to staying connected Updated: Updated: December 14, 2020 11:00 IST Resident welfare associations are revisiting their dated address books not just to update the content, but also to bring these ‘books’ up to date Share Article Illustration Satheesh Vellinezhi   | Photo Credit: Satheesh vellinezhi Resident welfare associations are revisiting their dated address books not just to update the content, but also to bring these ‘books’ up to date Digital na...

Precepts put to practice Updated: Updated: December 13, 2020 18:56 IST Having taken lessons from two cataclysmic events, the manufacturers’ association at Thirumudivakkam Industrial Estate does not dread the monsoon anymore Share Article A canal and one of the many roads inside the estate. Photos: Special Arrangement   Having taken lessons from two cataclysmic events, the manufacturers’ association at Thirumudivakkam Industrial Estate does not dread the monsoon anymore The Chennai floo...