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LEAD STORIES
Ram Sethu protests echo across nation The national wide road and rail roko organised today by Hindu outfits against the demolition of Ram Sethu brought life to a standstill for many hours in several parts of the country including Chennai, Mumbai and Delhi. A 23-year-old man committed suicide by hanging himself on a staircase at Ayanavaram. AIADMK to protest for milk producers AIADMK general secretary J Jayalalithaa today said her party will conduct a demonstration in Krishnagiri tomorrow, condemning the DMK government for not paying due compensation to milk producers. A college student who went for a bath in Marina Beach was drowned yesterday. Three persons who were caught inside a lift due to power cut at a commercial complex in Kilpauk Millers' Road were rescued by the Fire and Rescue department personnel here yesterday. Bucket creates flutter at airport A small unclaimed bucket with a lid at the entry point of airport created a flutter among the officials here today. After lying low for sometime, the Grille thieves are at it again. Police are on look out for a gang who robbed off 11 sovereign of gold jewellery and Rs 2,000 in cash through window from a house at Teachers’ Colony, Adyar, yesterday. MTC to ply AC buses on Chennai roads The Metropolitan Transport Corporation (MTC) has planned to operate ultra modern air-conditioned buses in four routes in Chennai. SIPCOT signs pact with two industries Taking cue of Chief Minister M Karunanidhi’s call to industries to set up shops in backward areas, two companies have come forward to establish their manufacturing units at Nilakottai SIPCOT in Dindigul district. Anti-prostitution police, known as the anti-vice squad are under orders from higher officers to be lenient with pimps and sex ring operators, highly placed sources in the department allege. G R Sindhu reports. Sale of cigarettes and tobacco products is a thriving business despite a ban on it near educational institutions in the city. Under the ban tobacco products cannot be sold or distributed within 100 meters from an educational institution. V Ashok Kumar has more details. Corporate feel for Captain's party Shifting of loyalties from one party to another is a given and a compelling reality in the political arena. But when a group of around 2000 men joined the fast-rising DMDK last week, quizzical eyebrows were raised in many quarters. M Bhaskar Sai reports. |
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