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Madras Day 2026: In Chennai, the beach finds its way into love and heartbreak (opens the original)
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The beach is woven into the lives of every person in Chennai. Whether a native, resident, or visitor, everyone is bound to have a beach story. It might be about love, grief, or solace. For many Chennaiites, the shore has always been a space for love, romance, and even heartbreak. Come afternoon, Chennai’s beaches are dotted with couples sitting under umbrella to shield themselves from the sun and the watchful eyes of the public. “It’s easily accessible, free, and yet such a marvel. There are not
Madras Day 2026 | Safire theatre: Once a cinema landmark in Chennai, now reduced to nothing (opens the original)
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It is 1964 and walking down Mount Road, the massive Safire Theatre Complex could not be missed. With its widescreen opening show of Cleopatra showcasing in Madras, the Veecumsee’s Safire, as it was known, brought 70 mm filmscreening to the city. The Safire Theatre Complex was one of the first multiplex cinema complexes in India. Owned by a diamond merchant family, the multiplex featured Safire, Blue Diamond, and Emerald theatres. In the basement was a disco and restaurant Nine Gems, later named
Madras Day 2026 | Safire theatre: Once a cinema landmark in Chennai, now reduced to nothing (opens the original)
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It is 1964 and walking down Mount Road, the massive Safire Theatre Complex could not be missed. With its widescreen opening show of Cleopatra showcasing in Madras, the Veecumsee’s Safire, as it was known, brought 70 mm filmscreening to the city. The Safire Theatre Complex was one of the first multiplex cinema complexes in India. Owned by a diamond merchant family, the multiplex featured Safire, Blue Diamond, and Emerald theatres. In the basement was a disco and restaurant Nine Gems, later named
Private college hikes fees, stops defaulting students from attending classes (opens the original)
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Several students of Sree Muthukumaraswamy College in Kodungaiyur have alleged that they have not been allowed to attend classes since August 3 due to the non-payment of fees, which was increased this academic year. The fees were per semester increased by ₹1,500 to ₹16,500 for second year and by ₹2,000 to ₹17,000 for third year students. “We were told of the increase in fees only a week before the college reopened on June 15. We were told to pay the entire fees in a lump sum for the semester with
Chennai institute releases textbooks for neurodivergent students (opens the original)
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In an effort to standardise the curriculum for neurodivergent children, Chennai-based Prakramika Vocational Institute has brought out textbooks for them to ensure their education is not broken. “A uniform curriculum per se for neurodivergent children does not exist. Special schools follow their own based on the broad needs of the child; however, the continuity in their education might be broken as they move around different schools,” said founder and director of the institute Gayatri Narasimhan.
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