The Creative Cities Network is a privileged partner of UNESCO, not only as a platform for reflection on the role of creativity as a lever […] Read More
Parry’s, officially EID Parry (India) Ltd., from 1976, dates to Thomas Parry’s arrival in Madras in 1788 and registered as a Free Merchant. Several partnerships […] Read More
On 28 January 1869, a resolution was passed by the Madras municipality proposing the creation of a park at the site of the stables of […] Read More
Being the 4th largest city in India with the population of the metropolitan area being about 8 million and vehicular population around 26Lakhs, till date […] Read More
Madrasapattinam or Chennapattinam were the name of old Madras. What was once a small port and trading centre has now become a residential, commercial, industrial […] Read More
A fine example of Indo-Saracenic architecture, Khalsa Mahal was one of the two structures that formed the core of the palace, which was taken over […] Read More
Royapuram was `The town of Peter’, deriving its name from the Tamil for Peter, `Rayappar’ that has a beautiful church known as St. Peter’s Church […] Read More
The Napier bridge is named after Baron Napier of Magdala, who was Governor of Madras Presidency, built the iron bridge across River Cooum in 1869. […] Read More
The Story of Shri K. Seetharama Rao is vitally linked with the life and spirit divine of his illustrious father, Bhakta Shri Govinda Dasa. The […] Read More
The Victory War Memorial earlier known as Cupid’s bow is located to the south of Fort St. George and marks the beginning of the 13-km-long […] Read More