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Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, and Chengalpattu are likely to witness heavy rain with strong winds as the deep depression from Cyclone Ditwah weakens, says IMD.

Heavy Rainfall and Winds Expected in Chennai, Tamil Nadu

Chennai Expecting Heavy Rainfall and Winds

Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, and Chengalpattu are likely to witness heavy rain with strong winds as the deep depression from Cyclone Ditwah weakens, says IMD.

Four districts, including Chennai, are likely to receive heavy rain as the deep depression over Bay of Bengal and north Tamil Nadu is expected to recurve towards south Chennai, the weather office said on Tuesday.
Heavy spells accompanied by moderate thunderstorms with maximum wind velocity of 40 - 60 kmph are likely in Tiruvallur, Chennai, Kancheepuram and Chengalpattu districts, the IMD said in its latest bulletin.
The deep depression (remnant of cyclonic storm Ditwah) over west-central and adjoining areas of southwest Bay of Bengal and North Tamil Nadu and South Andhra Pradesh coasts remained practically stationary about 35 km from the North Tamil Nadu-Puducherry coasts.
"It is very likely to recurve slowly southwestwards and weaken into a depression during the next 12 hours," the weather office said.
Overnight rain with strong winds made the tree branches fall in several places in the city, and several parts were heavily inundated. Chennai and its suburbs continued to experience steady rain since morning.
Ennore received a maximum of 26 cm of rainfall while Pallikaranai received a minimum of 10.5 cm in the last 24 hours.

A Chennai Metro train on the Blue Line stalled inside a tunnel between Central Metro and High Court stations amid citywide rainfall from weakened Cyclone Ditwah, leading to an emergency evacuation before services resumed.

Chennai Metro train halts in tunnel amid heavy rainfall, passengers evacuated safely

A Chennai Metro train on the Blue Line stalled inside a tunnel between Central Metro and High Court stations amid citywide rainfall from weakened Cyclone Ditwah, leading to an emergency evacuation before services resumed.

A Chennai Metro train on the Blue Line came to a sudden halt early Tuesday morning inside the tunnel between Puratchi Thalaivar Dr MG Ramachandran Central Metro Station and High Court Station, leaving commuters stranded before an emergency evacuation was carried out.
The disruption occurred as the city continued to experience steady rainfall and waterlogging caused by the remnants of Cyclone Ditwah.
A video shared by news agency PTI showed passengers standing inside the stalled coach, with some trying to understand the situation while emergency lights flickered.
Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) acknowledged the breakdown in a statement posted on X. &ldquo;Due to a technical issue, the metro train was halted between High Court Station and Puratchi Thalaivar Dr MG Ramachandran Central Metro Station," the agency said. 
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VIDEO | A Chennai Metro train came to an abrupt halt likely due to power failure inside the tunnel between Central and High Court stations, leaving passengers stranded inside. More details are awaited. (Source: Third Party) (Full video available on PTI Videos -&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/W5qHtKm8u8">pic.twitter.com/W5qHtKm8u8</a>
&mdash; Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) <a href="https://twitter.com/PTI_News/status/1995674268420702403?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 2, 2025</a></blockquote>
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CMRL added that passengers were immediately evacuated and the affected train was withdrawn from service. &ldquo;Normal operations have resumed at 06.20 am," the post read. The agency also apologised for the inconvenience caused to commuters.
According to NDTV, the train was headed toward the Wimco Nagar Depot when it got stuck in the subway section of the tunnel. Passengers were guided to walk along the track to exit safely.
The Blue Line&mdash;connecting Wimco Nagar Depot to Chennai International Airport&mdash;is among the busiest corridors of the metro network.
The incident came as Chennai and nearby districts remained under continuous rainfall due to the weakened Cyclone Ditwah.&nbsp;
On Monday, moderate to heavy showers caused widespread waterlogging across residential neighbourhoods, arterial roads, highways, and underpasses. Traffic slowed significantly, prompting emergency responses from civic bodies.
Chief Minister MK Stalin said he was closely monitoring the rain-related situation and had instructed officials to fast-track relief efforts in affected areas.

AIADMK's Palaniswami challenges TN CM Stalin's stance on Annadurai's legacy, promising to uphold Dravidian values, as Stalin warns of AIADMK and BJP threats.

Palaniswami hits back at CM Stalin, asks if DMK has locus standi to utter Anna's name

In a political clash, AIADMK's Palaniswami questions TN CM Stalin's right to evoke Annadurai's legacy, emphasizing original values as Stalin warns of AIADMK-BJP threats.

AIADMK's Palaniswami criticizes TN CM Stalin over Annadurai's legacy, pledging to uphold original values, while Stalin warns of threats involving AIADMK and BJP.

Chennai: AIADMK top leader Edappadi K Palaniswami on Thursday wondered if Chief Minister MK Stalin and the DMK had locus standi to utter Dravidian icon C N Annadurai's name and slammed the CM for "speaking politics in government function". Palaniswami's tirade follows Stalin's "AIADMK has mortgaged the name of Anna itself," jibe.
Alleging that the Chief Minister did nothing for the people during the past 4-year rule of the DMK, Palaniswami in a statement said the AIADMK was founded by late leader M G Ramachandran in 1972 as Karunanidhi "buried Anna's ideology" and transformed the DMK into a "family camp for loot".
Further, the leader of opposition said: "We will not give up Anna even for a day, even a minute, who lives not only in our party's name and flag, but also in our blood." The AIADMK top leader yet again blamed the DMK for "family rule" and said it went against the ideology of Anna, who founded the DMK in 1949.
Stalin, who has only "commission, collection and corruption as policy," need not lecture the AIADMK on Periyar and Anna, Palaniswami said. The former chief minister vowed that "peace, prosperity, growth, and state rights, lost due to the DMK", would be retrieved by him following a win in the 2026 Assembly election. He said this was his first poll assurance.
In a government event at Tirupathur near Vellore, the chief minister, without naming the BJP or any Right wing outfit, said they were trying hard to cause confusion. Invoking the legacy of Periyar, Anna, and Karunanidhi, and hailing them for nurturing and shaping the state, Stalin said: "You (Hindu Munnani/BJP) are playing video, trivializing such leaders! When such a video clip was played, the mute spectators were those who run their party in the name of Anna," the DMK president hit out at the AIADMK, the archrival.
"They (AIADMK) have mortgaged the name of Anna itself. Those who have mortgaged their party, should not be allowed to mortgage Tamil Nadu tomorrow," he said and urged the people to understand the objective of the conspiracy against Tamil Nadu and and its people and teach a fitting lesson to the AIADMK and BJP. Annadurai passed away on February 3, 1969. He was the chief minister from 1967 to 1969. 
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Hyderabad Heroes and Chennai Bulls shine in GMR Rugby Premier League, both securing wins and showcasing dominant performances.

Hyderabad & Chennai Dominate GMR Rugby Matches

Hyderabad Heroes and Chennai Bulls deliver impressive victories, leading the GMR Rugby Premier League. Hyderabad crushes Bengaluru, while Chennai remains unbeaten.

Hyderabad Heroes crush Bengaluru 43-7, while Chennai Bulls stay unbeaten, defeating Delhi 21-7 in GMR Rugby Premier League.

Hyderabad Heroes produced the biggest win of the tournament so far, thrashing Bengaluru Bravehearts 43-7, while Chennai Bulls maintained their unbeaten run with a 21-7 victory over Delhi Redz in the GMR Rugby Premier League here on Tuesday.
In the opening match, Chennai Bulls dominated from start to finish.
Vaafauese Maliko and Terry Kennedy scored early tries, while Joaquin Pellandini converted all three kicks to give them a 21-0 lead at half-time.
The Redz managed a late consolation through Matias Osadczuk, but it wasn&rsquo;t enough to stop the Bulls from notching their third straight win.
Hyderabad Heroes were ruthless in the second game, racing to a 31-0 lead at half-time with tries from Joji Nasova, Kevin Wekesa, Sumit Roy and Javed Hussein.
Terio Tamani converted three of the five first-half tries as the Heroes asserted total control.
Liam Poulton pulled one back for Bengaluru in the third quarter, but Hyderabad closed the game in style with tries from Nasova and Wolfram Hacker in the final phase.
With this resounding win, the Heroes moved up to second in the standings behind the table-topping Bulls.

The 2024 Chennai Grand Masters expands its lineup and offers a ₹1 crore prize pool, promoting inclusivity by featuring female competitors in the Challengers category.

Chennai Grand Masters 2024: Chess at Its Best

The Chennai Grand Masters 2024 features an expanded lineup and ₹1 crore prize pool, marking a significant milestone with female competitors in the Challengers category for the first time.

Chennai Grand Masters offers a ₹1 crore prize pool

The 2024 Chennai Grand Masters will host an expanded roster and largest-ever ₹1 crore prize pool, welcoming female competitors in the Challengers category.

The third edition of the Chennai Grand Masters chess tournament will have a expanded field of 20 players and its biggest-ever prize pool of Rs one crore.
Scheduled to be held from August 6 to 15, the event will now feature 10 players in each category, up from eight in previous editions, the organisers stated in a press release.
Organised by MGD1 and supported by the Tamil Nadu Government and the Sports Development Authority of Tamil Nadu, the tournament has been rebranded as the Quantbox Chennai Grand Masters following a title sponsorship deal with Singapore-based fintech firm Quantbox Research.
The 2024 edition of the Chennai Grand Masters broke new ground, with the Masters boasting an average rating of 2729 and the Challengers featuring female competitors for the first time.
Aravindh Chithambaram emerged as the Masters champion last year, finishing ahead of compatriots Arjun Erigaisi and Vidit Gujrathi. Pranav V clinched the Challengers title to earn a spot in this year's Masters.

India leads the five-match T20I series 1-0, with the second match set in Chennai. England aims to bounce back after a disappointing performance in the first game, while India looks to capitalize on spin-friendly conditions.

India vs England 2nd T20I preview: Hosts look to extend series lead

India vs England 2nd T20I: Dominant India eyes series advantage as England seeks redemption

India leads the five-match T20I series 1-0, with the second match set in Chennai. England aims to bounce back after a disappointing performance in the first game, while India looks to capitalize on spin-friendly conditions.

After a commanding performance in the opening T20I, India and England are set to clash once again in the second T20I on January 25, 2025, at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.
The match is scheduled to begin at 7:00 PM IST, with England looking to bounce back after a disappointing start to the series. India currently leads 1-0 in the five-match series.
India made an emphatic statement in Kolkata, cruising to a seven-wicket victory in just 12.5 overs. Abhishek Sharma&rsquo;s blistering 79 off 34 balls was the highlight of the chase, while the bowlers, operating in unison, kept England&rsquo;s batsmen in check, limiting them to a modest total of 132.
For England, only Jos Buttler stood out with a defiant 68, but the rest of the team fell short in what was an underwhelming performance.
As the series shifts to Chennai, England will need to regroup and address the shortcomings that were exposed in the first match.
Changes to the lineup are on the cards, with the possibility of players like Rehan Ahmed, Brydon Carse, or Saqib Mahmood being brought in to strengthen the attack.
India, meanwhile, will aim to keep the momentum flowing. The management has given players like Abhishek Sharma the freedom to express themselves, a tactic that paid off handsomely in the first match.
With spinners Varun Chakravarthy and Axar Patel in excellent form, India will look to dominate once again.
The spin-friendly conditions at the MA Chidambaram Stadium are expected to play into India&rsquo;s hands, but England&rsquo;s batsmen will be determined to adapt and come up with a stronger performance.
The stage is set for a compelling contest as both teams battle for supremacy in this exciting series.
<h1>India&rsquo;s Triumph in the 1st T20I</h1>
<h3>Abhishek Sharma&rsquo;s Match-Winning Knock:</h3>
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Sharma&rsquo;s aggressive 79 from just 34 balls was the standout contribution in India&rsquo;s chase. His swashbuckling style, combined with his ability to find the boundary at will, put England on the back foot from the start, ensuring a relatively easy win for the hosts.
<h3>Impressive Bowling Effort:</h3>
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India&rsquo;s bowlers were on top of their game, with Arshdeep Singh setting the tone with the new ball and Varun Chakravarthy playing a key role in the middle overs.
The spinners, in particular, kept England&rsquo;s batters in check, taking crucial wickets to reduce the visitors to a paltry total.
<h3>Smart Captaincy:</h3>
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Suryakumar Yadav&rsquo;s decision to bowl first was a tactical masterstroke. India adapted well to the pitch, which helped them control proceedings from the start. SKY&rsquo;s calm and composed leadership was evident as the team executed their plans with precision.
<h3>Solid Fielding Display:</h3>
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India&rsquo;s fielding was sharp and efficient, backing up their bowlers with some excellent stops and sharp throws.
England&rsquo;s batters were rarely given any easy runs, and the fielding played a key role in maintaining pressure throughout the match. 
<h1>England&rsquo;s Struggles in the 1st T20I</h1>
<h3>Batting Woes:</h3>
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Despite Jos Buttler&rsquo;s valiant knock of 68 off 44 balls, England&rsquo;s batting crumbled around him. Key players like Liam Livingstone and Harry Brook failed to fire, and the team was left with too little to defend.
Their total of 132 never looked like being enough on a pitch where India&rsquo;s batsmen thrived.
<h3>Bowling Inconsistencies:</h3>
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England&rsquo;s bowlers were unable to apply pressure during India&rsquo;s chase. Abhishek Sharma&rsquo;s early onslaught left them scrambling, and while Jofra Archer impressed with the ball, the rest of the attack, including Adil Rashid, failed to contain the Indian batsmen. The lack of variety and control in the attack was glaring.
<h3>Fielding Errors:</h3>
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A few missed chances in the field only compounded England&rsquo;s woes. In a match where every small mistake is magnified, these lapses allowed India to maintain momentum and assert their dominance throughout.
Heading into the second T20I, England will be looking to iron out these issues, while India will be determined to replicate their performance and extend their lead in the series.
<h1>Will Either Team Make Changes to Their Playing XI?</h1>
India: With their dominant win in the first T20I, India is unlikely to make any changes to their lineup. The team will be keen to keep the momentum going, especially with players like Abhishek Sharma and Arshdeep Singh in fine form.
The only potential change could come in the form of Mohammad Shami&rsquo;s inclusion. While he was expected to feature in the first match, Shami&rsquo;s return was delayed for fitness assessments.
If cleared, he could replace one of the pacers in the squad, but for now, India is likely to stick with the same XI.
England: After their lackluster performance, England may look to make a few changes. The pitch at the MA Chidambaram Stadium is traditionally spin-friendly, which could see Rehan Ahmed brought in to add an extra dimension to the spin attack.
This would likely mean dropping a pacer. England will need more from their senior spinners, particularly Adil Rashid, and the inclusion of Ahmed could help shore up a bowling attack that looked a little one-dimensional in the opening game.
With both teams eager to assert themselves in the series, the second T20I promises to be an intriguing contest. England will need to quickly address their issues, while India will look to maintain their dominance and take a commanding 2-0 lead in the series.

Heavy rains led to school closures in Tamil Nadu's districts, including Chennai, due to flooding risks. Authorities remain vigilant amid monsoon challenges, focusing on infrastructure resilience and public safety measures against weather disruptions.

Tamil Nadu Schools Shut Due to Heavy Rains

The regional weather office has forecast more spells of rain in Chennai, Tiruvallur, Chengelpet and Kancheepuram, Villupuram, Kallakurichi, Tiruvarur, Thanjavur districts in the state.

Widespread rains lashed parts of Tamil Nadu on Thursday, prompting authorities to declare a holiday for schools in Chennai and many other districts.
Overnight rains lashed Chennai and the neighbouring Tiruvallur, Chengelpet and Kancheepuram, besides Villupuram and some areas in the Cauvery delta region.
Following sharp showers, authorities declared a day&rsquo;s holiday for schools in districts, including Chennai, Tiruvallur, Chengelpet, Kancheepuram, Villupuram, Ramanathapuram, Thanjavur, Mayiladuthurai and Cuddalore.
The regional weather office has forecast more spells of rain in Chennai, Tiruvallur, Chengelpet and Kancheepuram, Villupuram, Kallakurichi, Tiruvarur, Thanjavur districts in the state, besides the neighbouring union territory Puducherry.&nbsp;

The woman was found lying unconscious at her parents’ house on May 18 and was immediately rushed to a hospital, but was declared brought dead. 

 Mother of infant rescued from Chennai residential apartment dies by suicide

 The woman was found lying unconscious at her parents’ house on May 18 and was immediately rushed to a hospital, but was declared brought dead. 

The woman was found lying unconscious at her parents&rsquo; house on May 18 and was immediately rushed to a hospital, but was declared brought dead.

A 33-year-old mother of an infant, dramatically rescued recently from the sunshade of an apartment in Chennai, allegedly died by suicide as she was "deeply disturbed" following criticism over her alleged negligence.
According to Police, the woman resorted to the extreme step at her parent&rsquo;s house in Karamadai.
A case was registered under section 174 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
&ldquo;She has been deeply disturbed after her girl child accidentally slipped from her hands and fell onto the sunshade of the apartment where she was living with her husband in Thirumullaivoyal, Chennai,&rdquo; a senior police officer said on Tuesday.
The woman was found lying unconscious at her parents&rsquo; house on May 18 and was immediately rushed to a hospital by her parents but was declared brought dead at the hospital.
Recently, a video of the eight-month-old child dramatically being rescued by the apartment residents holding a bedspread went viral on social media.
While a group waited below the sunshade of the first floor hoping to catch the girl unharmed, two men climbed onto the balcony and one of them grabbed the girl by her dress and brought her down safely, much to the relief of everyone The woman reportedly faced criticism from certain quarters on social media for her alleged negligence. Many praised the residents for rescuing the child.
Following the incident on April 28, she came to her parents&rsquo; house here, police added.&nbsp;

A BJP worker was among three persons detained in Chennai for carrying approximately ₹4 crore cash in six bags. 

Caught with ₹4 crore cash, BJP worker names party poll candidate in TN

A BJP worker was among three persons detained in Chennai for carrying approximately ₹4 crore cash in six bags.&nbsp;

A team of flying squad seized approximately ₹4 crore in cash from three people, including a BJP worker at Tambaram railway station in Chennai on April 6.&nbsp;
As per reports, the BJP member Sathish, a manager of a private hotel, his brother Naveen and one driver, Perumal, were carrying ₹4 crore in six bags. Three of the accused were to travel to Tirunelveli by train when the flying squad detained them.&nbsp;
India Today reported that Satish allegedly confessed to having acted as per the instructions of the team of Tirunelveli BJP MP candidate Nainar Nagenthiran.&nbsp;
Investigation into the matter is currently underway.&nbsp;
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It has been learnt that Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad will hold one Qualifier and one Eliminator while another Qualifier will be held in Chennai.

 IPL 2024 final scheduled in Chennai; Ahmedabad to hold two knockout games: Report

It has been learnt that Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad will hold one Qualifier and one Eliminator while another Qualifier will be held in Chennai.

The Indian Premier League (IPL) final will be held at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai tentatively on May 26, the BCCI sources revealed.
It has been learnt that Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad will hold one Qualifier and one Eliminator while another Qualifier will be held in Chennai.
&ldquo;The IPL Governing Council has followed the tradition of holding the opening game and final at the home venue of last year's defending champions -- in this case Chennai Super Kings,&rdquo; a senior BCCI official told PTI.
With Mahendra Singh Dhoni playing his last IPL, knockout games in Chennai will be a treat for all the &lsquo;Thala&rsquo; fans.
The BCCI has finalised the schedule for the remainder of the IPL while keeping in mind the general election dates and will be released shortly.&nbsp;

Bomb disposal were immediately sent to the schools as the police conducted anti-sabotage checks&nbsp;

Chennai schools receive bomb threat, students sent back 

Bomb disposal were immediately sent to the schools as the police conducted anti-sabotage checks 

Bomb disposal were immediately sent to the schools as the police conducted anti-sabotage checks&nbsp;

A few private schools in Chennai received a bomb threat through email on Thursday, police said, and appealed to the public not to panic.
The incident, however, coerced parents to rush to schools to pick up their children.
Claiming that efforts were on to trace the culprit responsible for issuing the email threat to atleast four schools in the city, police said Bomb Detection and Disposal Squads (BDDS) had been sent to the schools to check for sabotage.&nbsp;

In the ongoing cyclone Michaung rainfall, a viral video captures a crocodile roaming on a city road in Chennai, sparking online fascination and speculation about its whereabouts.

Cyclone Michaung: Crocodile spotted on Chennai road after heavy rains

In the ongoing cyclone Michaung rainfall, a viral video captures a crocodile roaming on a city road in Chennai, sparking online fascination and speculation about its whereabouts.

As Chennai is witnessing heavy rainfall due to cyclone Michaung, a video has come to light where a crocodile was spotted on a road in the city during the night. The video of the crocodile is being widely circulated on the internet.&nbsp;
A social media user on X shared this video and claimed that the crocodile was spotted in the Perungalathur area of the city. In the viral video, it can be seen that the humongous reptile was crawling on the side before it disappeared into the bushes. Moreover, editorji does not vouch for the veracity of this video.&nbsp;
The video has gone viral and it has amassed a number of views. Several social media users reacted to it by saying where is he going now.&nbsp;

Media coverage of a Chennai pub's extended hours during the World Cup final led to uproar as news channels, particularly Thanthi TV, unfairly targeted and shamed women patrons, sparking widespread outrage

Women in Chennai pub chased and moral policed by news channels, social media users outrage

Media coverage of a Chennai pub's extended hours during the World Cup final led to uproar as news channels, particularly Thanthi TV, unfairly targeted and shamed women patrons, sparking widespread outrage

The night of the World Cup final match turned horrific for women who went to a pub on Turn Bulls Road in Chennai. On that night, the pub broke the mandated curfew as they remained open till past midnight. Soon after this, the police arrived and forced them to shut the place. Tamil news channels were also quick enough to reach there and they started critiquing the attire and conduct of the women who were patrons at the pub.
Reports from the Saidapet police, responsible for the pub&rsquo;s jurisdiction, confirmed the pub&rsquo;s prolonged operation past 11:30 pm. Upon receiving a complaint at midnight, law enforcement arrived, and after a delayed response from the pub, they took necessary action and filed a report at the J1 Saidapet police station.&nbsp;
However, the presence of various news channels, including Sun TV, Jaya TV, and Thanthi TV at the scene during the police inspection raised questions about their focus and subsequent coverage. The footage that was aired on television showed that the reporters were chasing women and taking their pictures.&nbsp;
The manner of reporting by these channels, rife with derogatory remarks and insinuations regarding women&rsquo;s behaviour, has triggered widespread outrage across social media platforms. Many individuals criticized the media's approach, highlighting the unfair targeting of the women present at the pub and expressing discomfort at the misogynistic narrative constructed by these news outlets.
Thanthi TV, in particular, faced significant backlash for their coverage, which initially blamed the women for the alleged "all-night alcohol party" and subsequent police intervention. Even after editing their social media post, the channel continued to perpetuate a narrative that shifted blame onto the women, using derogatory language and persistently focusing their cameras on the women's faces and bodies, disregarding their expressed discomfort and attempts to maintain privacy.
Several social media users called this incident out and said these journalists have no morals and this is the worst kind of journalism.&nbsp;
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A man in Tamil Nadu secretly dumped the body of his stillborn son into a river to avoid funeral expenses.

Chennai: man dumps stillborn baby in river to avoid funeral expense

A man in Tamil Nadu secretly dumped the body of his stillborn son into a river to avoid funeral expenses.

A Chennai man dumped his stillborn son in Cooum River because he could not afford to perform the last rites. Authorities said the 25-year-old sneaked out the child&rsquo;s remains in a jute bag on October 11
The child&rsquo;s body, which is now due for an autopsy, was recovered from the river after rescue officers intervened on October 12.&nbsp;
Police identified the man as Santosh Kumar, who has now been booked.&nbsp;
Authorities informed that Kumar, a native of Kodambakkam, is supposedly a habitual drinker, as per Indian Express. He has now been charged under Section 318 (concealment of birth by secret disposal of dead boy) of the Indian Penal Code.
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&ldquo;Sometime after midnight the relatives found the baby missing and noticed that Santhosh Kumar was absent as well,&rdquo; a police officer told the outlet. Kumar later admitted to dumping the body after he was beaten up by his family members.

As per ANI, the man Rs 3 thousand in his account and he had transferred Rs 2000 to one of his friends, on Saturday morning after which he received the message about the deposit.

Chennai man transfers Rs 2,000 to friend, finds remaining balance as Rs 753 crore

Chennai man becomes millionaire due to 'technical glitch', but....

As per ANI, the man had Rs 3 thousand in his account and he had transferred Rs 2000 to one of his friends, on Saturday morning after which he received the message about the deposit.

In much to his shock and surprise, a pharmacy staff from Chennai received a message that Rs 753 crore had been deposited in his Kotak Mahindra Bank account, the official said on Sunday.
The shock, however, was short-lived as the Kotak Mahindra Bank branch in Teynampet, where he has an account, froze it, saying the erroneous deposit was due to a technical glitch.
The pharmacy worker named Mohammad Idris (30) who has come from Tirunelveli district to Chennai for work, has been staying in the Teynampet area for the last 10 years and has been working in a pharmacy.
On Saturday morning, Idris received a message stating that Rs 753.48 crore was credited to his bank account and he had immediately contacted the bank and enquired about it.
Without responding properly to the customer, the bank officials received his account details and froze his account within minutes. Idris had Rs 3 thousand in his account and he had transferred Rs 2000 to one of his friends, on Saturday morning after which he received the message about the deposit.
This is the third incident in the last month in Tamil Nadu with several hundreds of crores being deposited into a commoner's bank account. 
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An unsuspecting Chennai man was killed by a speeding car.

On cam: Speeding car fatally tosses Chennai man in air

An unsuspecting Chennai man was killed by a speeding car.

A pedestrian was killed in a horrific road accident in Chennai. Surveillance footage shows a speeding car ramming into the man and knocking him in the air. The man reportedly died on the spot.
The car came to a halt after crashing into other parked cars. Bystanders were seen running towards the crash in an attempt to aid the injured.
The driver, who was identified as Jayakumar, has now been arrested by law enforcement officials, as per India Today. The man who died was identified as Palani.
While Chennai police officials continue to investigate the fatal road accident, a case has been registered against the driver.
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The Greater Chennai Traffic Police said that at least 216 people had died in road accidents in the city between January 1 and June 20, 2023, as per Indian Express.

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