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Running for a cause: Chennai Runs returns for its fifth edition (opens the original)
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How to reach the finish line is probably the lingering thought of every marathon runner. But at Chennai Runs, scheduled for November 1, every mile carries a little more weight, as thousands of runners gather not just to clock the distance, but to run for a cause. Hosted by Madras Round Table 1 (MRT1), the fifth edition of Chennai Runs will support The Spastics Society of Tamil Nadu, which focusses on inclusive education and rehabilitation for children with disabilities. “Just like in the previou
Beatles, Clapton and beyond: Chennaiâs Bay 146 to host British Invasion soirée (opens the original)
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Did you know that Eric Claptonâs âLaylaâ was born out of his unrequited love for Pattie Boyd, the wife of his close friend and Beatles legend George Harrison? Or that Phil Collinsâ âAnother Day in Paradiseâ is about a privileged passer-by who sees suffering but chooses to walk on? Sindhuja Sankaran, lead vocalist of Squirrels in the Attic and a psychologist, will be speaking about the stories, inspiration and little-known trivia behind some of the biggest names in Western music at Ba
Teachersâ Day 2026: In Chennaiâs Kannagi Nagar, tuition centres are more than classrooms (opens the original)
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Between the lanes of Kannagi Nagar stands a modest blue shed. Plain on the outside, a closer look reveals a lively classroom within. A blackboard occupies one side of the room, while plastic chairs and toys are scattered around the space. Soon, children of different age groups begin trickling in. Vimal Raj, their teacher and co-founder, Vidiyal Sudar Trust, welcomes the students for another day of lessons. âI provide free tuition classes to children in the neighbourhood because I know their va
Museum Theatre to host Rewindâs retro music concert in Chennai (opens the original)
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Would a chance encounter with a mystical door, opening into the past and blasting evergreen English songs, entice you to turn the knob and step inside? The Museum Theatre in Egmore will be a time-travellerâs paradise on September 6, as Rewind, a retro music band, will perform live taking music lovers on a nostalgic journey with pop, rock ânâ roll and country classics. âThis is not just a concert; it is an interactive show where we expect the audience to sing along. Unless the audience pa
The many stories hidden in Royapuramâs heritage landmarks (opens the original)
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In the early 20th Century, Chennaiâs Royapuram underwent a transformation that made it look distinct from the rest of Madras. With the sea on one side, music from every corner, and a large Anglo-Indian population jamming to it, Royapuram felt foreign to the rest of the city. Now, the echoes of that music have faded, and Royapuram, with its busy narrow streets and jaded buildings, has blended into the rest of Chennai. Barring a few institutions that mark the presence of Anglo-Indians who once l
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