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ABVP Leader Who Allegedly Harassed Chennai Woman Appointed To AIIMS Board
- Wednesday October 28, 2020
- India News | Reported by Arvind Gunasekar, Sam J Daniel Stalin, Edited by Harish Pullanoor
A top ABVP leader and oncologist who was a few months ago accused of harassing an elderly neighbour in Chennai by urinating at her doorstep and dumping garbage there has been appointed to the board of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Madurai.
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Chennai Filmmaker Arrested 2 Weeks After Wife's Body Parts Found In Bins
- Thursday February 7, 2019
- Chennai News | Press Trust of India
More than a fortnight after dismembered body parts of a woman were found in garbage bins in Chennai, the police have arrested the woman's husband, who is a small-time film director and producer.
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Huge protests at Chennai's largest garbage dump
- Thursday November 29, 2012
- South | Reported by J Sam Daniel Stalin; Edited by Abhinav Bhatt
Kodungaiyur is where Chennai's largest dumping ground is located. The city's garbage, adding up over the years, is now a small hill, circled in the sky by birds and guarded on the ground by dogs. A major part of the city's 3,200 tonnes of daily refuse ends up in this 65 acre plot.
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Every breath you take near Kodungaiyur may be toxic: Report
- Wednesday April 18, 2012
- South | Sanjay Pinto
If you live in the vicinity of Chennai's largest garbage dump at Kodungaiyur, every breath you take, may have 19 toxic chemicals! Environmentalists say the polluted air could target the respiratory and central nervous system. What's worse, the noxious fumes contain Butadiene, Chloromethane and Benzene, known to be carcinogenic and between 8.5 to 50...
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Every breath you take near Kodungaiyur
- Tuesday April 17, 2012
- South | Sanjay Pinto
If you live in the vicinity of Chennai's largest garbage dump at Kodungaiyur, every breath you take, may have 19 toxic chemicals! Environmentalists say the polluted air could target the respiratory and central nervous system.
- www.ndtv.com
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ABVP Leader Who Allegedly Harassed Chennai Woman Appointed To AIIMS Board
- Wednesday October 28, 2020
- India News | Reported by Arvind Gunasekar, Sam J Daniel Stalin, Edited by Harish Pullanoor
A top ABVP leader and oncologist who was a few months ago accused of harassing an elderly neighbour in Chennai by urinating at her doorstep and dumping garbage there has been appointed to the board of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Madurai.
- www.ndtv.com
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Chennai Filmmaker Arrested 2 Weeks After Wife's Body Parts Found In Bins
- Thursday February 7, 2019
- Chennai News | Press Trust of India
More than a fortnight after dismembered body parts of a woman were found in garbage bins in Chennai, the police have arrested the woman's husband, who is a small-time film director and producer.
- www.ndtv.com
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Huge protests at Chennai's largest garbage dump
- Thursday November 29, 2012
- South | Reported by J Sam Daniel Stalin; Edited by Abhinav Bhatt
Kodungaiyur is where Chennai's largest dumping ground is located. The city's garbage, adding up over the years, is now a small hill, circled in the sky by birds and guarded on the ground by dogs. A major part of the city's 3,200 tonnes of daily refuse ends up in this 65 acre plot.
- www.ndtv.com
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Every breath you take near Kodungaiyur may be toxic: Report
- Wednesday April 18, 2012
- South | Sanjay Pinto
If you live in the vicinity of Chennai's largest garbage dump at Kodungaiyur, every breath you take, may have 19 toxic chemicals! Environmentalists say the polluted air could target the respiratory and central nervous system. What's worse, the noxious fumes contain Butadiene, Chloromethane and Benzene, known to be carcinogenic and between 8.5 to 50...
- www.ndtv.com
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Every breath you take near Kodungaiyur
- Tuesday April 17, 2012
- South | Sanjay Pinto
If you live in the vicinity of Chennai's largest garbage dump at Kodungaiyur, every breath you take, may have 19 toxic chemicals! Environmentalists say the polluted air could target the respiratory and central nervous system.
- www.ndtv.com