Officials of the Meteorological Department said a combination of factors led to such dense fog that blanketed most parts of the city.
Centres are being started in a phased manner, according to Health Secretary
In Chennai cafes, January opens with retro menus. And butter
Shonali Muthalaly After a harrowing year, in 2021, restaurant openings look forward with optimism, featuring menus that pay tribute to the pastStay clean, stay healthy: MicroGo bats for hygiene
Nahla Nainar Here’s how Chennai-based biotech start-up MicroGo has been focussing on making hygiene mandatory in everyday lifeSweet scent of tradition: Attars bring the past forward in India
Nahla Nainar These natural fragrances have a cult following that seems to defy their low-profile marketingThe Hindu Margazhi Classical Music Competition: Sree swetha Sudarshan, special prize in Keyboard, 20-40 years
The Hindu Margazhi Classical Music Competition: Brahadish R.V, second prize in Keyboard, 20-40 years
The Hindu Margazhi Classical Music Competition: Pranav Vishwanathan, first prize in Keyboard, 20-40 years
Top news of the day: Former Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi dies aged 84; IMD warns of ‘severe cyclonic storm’ approaching Tamil Nadu, and more
The Hindu Net Desk The major news headlines of the day, and more.Are you ready to kolam podu for CSK?
Liffy Thomas Through its latest initiative that harnesses the popularity of IPL and the love for the Chennai team, Kolam Podu seeks to promote the traditional art formMorning Digest: India-China talks at Chushul remain inconclusive; UNSC rejects Pakistan’s attempt to name Indians on terror list, and more
The Hindu Net Desk A select list of stories to read before you start your dayWatch | Punjabi man in Chennai preserves Thirukkural on palm leaves
The Hindu Net Desk A video featuring Jaswant Singh, who has written all 1,330 couplets from Thirukkural on palm leavesFlying oranges at the gardens of Theosophical Society
Prince Frederick Two sub-species of the Orange-headed Thrush keep their date with this lush-green and leafy woodland of a campus every winterFollowing the Indian Pitta from the Himalayan foothills to IIT Madras
Prince Frederick This beautiful creature can be difficult to spot unless one knows how it moves, feeds and where exactly it hangs out — so, here is a meet-up with the bird in its breeding and wintering grounds