The Latest Breaking News from Chennai

Opened over three decades ago, Prarthana Beach Drive-In cinema, which gave Chennai residents an open-theatre experience, will be torn down, and the space utilised for real estate development

Temperatures remain over the 40-degree mark in parts of Tamil Nadu. Officials said the cyclonic storm Biparjoy in Arabian Sea, which was further moving upwards, pulled the southwesterly winds towards it.

Rolands Nelson J,  a Chennai-based veteran philatelist, won the silver medal for his publication Princely States of India - A Philatelic Overview at the National Philatelic Exhibition in New Delhi a few months ago. In his writings, he examines the stamps released by 43 of the 550 Princely States, which reflected their reflected the…

Tata Open Maharashtra ATP 250 will no longer usher in the tennis season in January; WTA 250 event in Chennai not to continue after a year’s tryst

According to a new review by Science and Retraction Watch, Saveetha Dental College, Chennai, may have engaged in an unethical practice called extreme self-citation to boost its citation score, a common but flawed measure of research quality, and propel itself to the top of these and other ranking schemes.

The Indian Ocean Trade Council organised a climate change conference here in Chennai

Asia Kitchen by Mainland China opens a new 98-seater restaurant at Somerset Greenways in Chennai with Omurice and Thai khao niew mamung

Six days after the tragedy, the death toll stands at 288. Here are just a few of the victims’ stories

Age-old stationery stores across Chennai have been catering to their youngest clientele — school students — who are all ready to head back into school with new, gleaming pens, notebooks and highlighters. Ahead of schools reopening, we meet some shop owners.

Days after triple train tragedy in Odisha's Balasore that involved Coromandel Express, the train resumed its services on Wednesday and left Shalimar station in West Bengal for its journey to Chennai. Read further on Dynamite News:

The southern bench of the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has directed the Tamil Nadu State Coastal Zone Management Authority (TNSCZMA) to resurvey the Kosasthalaiyar river in Ennore, Chennai, noting that the draft coastal zone plan released last year, was not in compliance with an earlier judgment passed by the tribunal.