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Be careful while visiting Goa, Britain tells its nationals
New Delhi News.Net Wednesday 11th November, 2009 Britain has warned its nationals that they should be careful while visiting Goa and the four major Indian metropolitan cities, including Delhi and Mumbai, which could be terror attack targets.
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Sex racket busted in Kathmandu
Nepal police have busted a major call girl racket being run by an Indian with tentacles in major Indian metros and with audacious plans to expand internationally.
Usually, post Fashion Weeks, city style stores feature the runway-to-mainstream spin offs by famous designers from the country's fashion hubs - Mumbai or New Delhi.
Recollections of a Communicator; Raj Thackeray is Only Following the Beaten Path
New Delhi : The four members of Raj Thackeray's Maharashtra Navnirman Sena created headlines this week when they slapped Samajwadi Party MLA Abu Azmi for taking his oath at the swearing in ceremony in Hindi, instead of Marathi, in the Maharashtra State Assembly.
Moser Baer to invest $5 billion in manufacturing facilities over ten years
Moser Baer Photovoltaic, a wholly -owned subsidiary of Moser Baer India, today said it would invest $5 billion in its manufacturing facilities in Chennai and Hyderabad over 10 years.
NEW DELHI: The $450,000 Aircel Chennai Open ATP Tour event took another sure step forward in the run-up to the event to be staged at the Nungambakkam Stadium in Chennai from January 4 to 10, 2010 with the unveiling of the logo, here on Tuesday.
More than 40 killed in landslides in southern India
At least 43 people have been killed in landslides caused by torrential rains in the Nilgiris hills in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, officials said on Tuesday.
Landslide kills 41 in southern India
Heavy rain in southern India triggered flash floods and landslides that killed 41 people in the past 24 hours, police said on Tuesday.
Man murdered by wife, his nephew
CHENNAI: The death of a 36-year-old man under suspicious circumstances in Avadi last month turned out to be a cold-blooded murder.
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Dutch man arrested for child porn in India
A Dutch man has been arrested for possession of child pornography in the South Indian city of Chennai.
Renault-Nissan's new Chennai plant to open in early 2010
Carlos Ghosn, Renault- Nissan chief, yesterday said at the World Economic Forum's India Economic Summit.
Chennai court lifts ban on sale of kites
Kite fliers have welcomed the ruling of the Madras High Court lifting the ban on sale of kites.
It was a near repeat of last year's monsoon in Chennai
CHENNAI: As residents of the city reeled under heavy downpour, resulting in slow moving traffic, battered roads and unannounced power cuts on Saturday, the Chennai Corporation's version that it had desilted 90 per cent of the stormwater drains were laid bare.
Pouring rains cast a wet blanket on Chennai
CHENNAI: Incessant rains from Friday night continued all through Saturday, submerging most parts of the city, as knee-deep water blanketed north and central Chennai and vehicular traffic was paralysed on many major roads.
Dutch national held for child porn in Chennai
India Gazette Sunday 8th November, 2009 A Dutch national living in the Tamil Nadu capital for the past three decades has been arrested for uploading child pornographic pictures on the internet from his house, police said Sunday.
Renault-Mahindra to open Chennai factory in early next year
Despite his Indian alliance not going as smoothly as expected, the head of Japan's Nissan Motors and France's Renault SA, Carlos Ghosn said that their joint venture will be opening their factory in south India early next year.
Vehicles stuck in a traffic jam near Gemini floyover, in the city, on Wednesday.
No permission yet to foreign journalists
The government has yet to grant permission to foreign journalists to cover the Dalai Lama's week-long visit to Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh that begins Sunday, saying the applications are still 'under consideration'. The applications by 36 foreign journalists for restricted area permits , mandatory for foreigners wishing to travel to Arunachal ...
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Biogas plant moves forward in Chennai
Marketa TMs organic waste to be processed for power under new 12-year agreement between local development authority and Ramky Enviro Engineers.
Youth stabbed and burnt to death
CHENNAI: A youth was stabbed and burnt to death by a gang following a heated argument in Kannagi Nagar, Thoraipakkam, on Sunday.
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