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Remembering Karunanidhi Who Shaped Tamil Nadu Politics For 8 Decades - Vimarsana News

Remembering Karunanidhi Who Shaped Tamil Nadu Politics For 8 Decades

Muthuvel Karunanidhi, who was the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu for five times, commenced his remarkable public career at the age of 14 and passed away at the age of 94. Consequently, he played a significant role in shaping, influencing and impacting the politics of Tamil Nadu, and to some extent, the politics of India for a remarkable span of 80 long years.

Chennai techie arrested for trespassing into ladies hostel, molesting woman - Vimarsana News

Chennai techie arrested for trespassing into ladies hostel, molesting woman

The woman woke up and saw the man attempting to molest her through the window. The police arrested him based on CCTV visuals and he was remanded in judicial custody.

Finding Aaron: A Lost-And-Found Miracle - Vimarsana News

Finding Aaron: A Lost-And-Found Miracle

John and Tamilarasi had their newborn stolen eight years ago, and lost all hope of ever finding him. Now they have got him back, though not fully. Not yet.

Source: rediff.com
Patterns Furnishing moves to a new location in T Nagar for its premium showroom - Vimarsana News

Patterns Furnishing moves to a new location in T Nagar for its premium showroom

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Chennai bus drivers' flash strike leaves commuters stranded for a few hours | The News Minute Chennai bus drivers' flash strike leaves commuters stranded - Vimarsana News

Chennai bus drivers' flash strike leaves commuters stranded for a few hours | The News Minute Chennai bus drivers' flash strike leaves commuters stranded

The striking drivers were reportedly angered by the Municipal Transport Corporation’s decision to employ around 500 private bus drivers on a contractual basis.