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By Our Staff ReporterThe construction of new
JTC office construction halted
building to house the Office ofJoint Transport Commis-
sioner (Chennai South) in thepremises of RTO (West),Bharathidasan Colony Road,K. K. Nagar has been halteddue to water stagnation in thetrench dug for the basementwork.
A site engineer said that thework will be resumed after themonsoon season is over. “Weare arranging to pump out thewater from the trench,” headded.
The Joint Transport Com-missioner’s office is at presentlocated on the 2nd floor of TNHBcomplex, 1st Avenue, AshokNagar.
Sanskrit fest atYGP AuditoriumtodayBy Our Staff Reporter
Dharmakesari Sola K.S.Subramaniya Iyer Trust(Mylapore, Ph: 2494 3024) willconduct the “16th SamskritaNataka Utsav” on Saturday,Nov. 15, from 8 a.m in Y.G.P.Auditorium, PSBB School, T.Nagar.
There will be sloka recita-tions, dance programs, skits,kathakalakshepam andanthashari in Sanskrit.
Prizes will be given to theperformers.
Lakshmi Srinivasan (Prin-cipal, PSBB School) will inau-gurate the program. R.Thyagarajan (former SanskritHOD, Presidency College) willbe the guest of honour.
‘Samkrita Ratna’ award willbe given to Girija Krishnamur-thy (Sanskrit Teacher, PSBBSchool) and P.D. Srinivasan(Sanskrit Teacher, KolaSaraswathi Vaishnav School,Kilpauk).
Sewage overflows on Ashok Nagar 6th AvenueBy Our Staff Reporter
Sewage water overflowsfrom the manhole chamber atthe junction of 6th Avenue and9th Avenue (Ashok Nagar) evenafter a light shower causing anunbearable stink and problemsto road users and residents of6th Avenue, 9th Avenue, 46th
Street, 45th Street and nearbyroads.
According to a resident, thisproblem has been going on forseveral years and on complain-ing, workers only temporarilyclear the block.
There are 5 schools and atemple in the vicinity.
Special poojas toLord Narasimhain SanjeeviniPeetamBy Our Staff Reporter
Sanjeevini Peetam (5,Kavarai Street, West Mam-balam. Ph: 2471 2231) willconduct Swathi Naksthrapooja for Lord LakshmiNarasimha from 10 a.m to 11a.m on Friday, Nov. 21, in itspremises.
108-coconut astothra poojaand Panakam abhisheekamwill also be performed.
All are welcome.
New office bearersof BVPBy Our Staff Reporter
V.R. Kannan was elected asPresident of the Ashok Nagarbranch of Bharat VikasParishad (Flat 2, Block B, 56th
Street, Ashok Nagar) on Nov.6.
The other office bearers areS. Padmanaban (Secretary),S. Sridhar (Joint Secretary)and S. Jayaraman (Trea-surer).
For membership of BVC,please contact Kannan in98410 23450.
By Our Staff ReporterSri Sathya Sai Samiti con-
ducts Sai bhajans every weekin the following venues in T.Nagar and Mambalam.
T. Nagar:Sai Keshav Hall, 157, G. N.
Chetty Road (near PanagalPark, Vijaya Bank building):Saturdays, 5 p.m.
Ayurvedasramam, 155, G.N. Chetty Road (near Panagal
Sai bhajan programs inT. Nagar and Mambalam
Park): Mondays, 6 p.m.50/38, Motilal Street (oppo-
site Ranganathan Street):Wednesdays, 6 p.m.
Muthumaari AmmanTemple, South Boag Road:Mondays, 6.30 p.m
Mambalam:12A/27, Thambiah Road,
West Mambalam: Saturdays,5.15 p.m.
Vallabha GanapathyTemple, Arya Gowda Road,West Mambalam: Fridays,6.30 p.m.
M u r u g a s h r a m a m ,Srinivasa Pillai Street, WestMambalam: Second Tues-days, 6 p.m.
For registration, please call94456 11333 or 94447 73926.
All are welcome.The Samiti also sells books
on Sai literature and CDs ofSai bhajans.
By Our Staff ReporterV. Nitin Thiruvengadam
(resident of No. 4, 49th Street,
Gets 1 lakh cash award forwinning State-level TT tourney
Ashok Nagar) represented theChennai district team whichwon the finals in the State-level Chief Minister’s TableTennis tournament organisedby Sports DevelopmentAuthority of Tamilnadu atJawaharlal Nehru Stadiumfrom Nov. 11 to 13.
He and his team other teammembers Sivanandha Sesha-dri, Sushmith Sriram and E,Prabhakaran got a cash awardof Rs. 1 lakh each.
He is a MBA student in SRMUniversity.
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By RANDOR GUY
TAMIL CINEMA 75 -A LOOK BACK
G. RAMANATHAN - 18Another film of G. Ramanathanwhich attracted attentionwas
a social comedy ‘Kathanayaki’. It was one of the Indian moviegeniusesK. Ramnoth’s films made for the Salem-basedmoviemogul T.R. Sundaram of Modern Theatres. The romanticcomedy had Padmini and M.N. Rajam as the female leads withT. R. Ramachandran, the famed comedian star and characteractor,as Padmini’s heart-throb. The story had a dramacompany as the background for its theme. Padmini leaveshome and joins the troupe and the owner (TRR) falls for her.She faces many problems and how the couple solve theproblems formed the rest of the story while Rajam, as herfriend, also contributes to the interest.
This film had an impressive cast with ace comedianThangavelu,then making his way to the top. The risingcomediansA. Karunanidhi, S. Rama Rao and others were wellsupported by K.K. Soundar, M.R. Santhanam, T.K.Ramachandran and V.P.S.Mani as other Modern Theatres‘stock actors’.
Screenplay and dialogues were by T. K. Govindan who wasfairly active and prominent during those years but today he isnot remembered except by old timers.
Lyrics were by Thanjai Ramaiah Das, Suradha andKannadasan who got his first break for writing songs thanksto Ramnoth in ‘Kanniyin Kaathali’.
Music was by the melody maker G. Ramanathan and songswere rendered P. Leela, A.M. Raja, Swarnalatha, Rani, S.C.Krishnan, D.B. Ramachandran and V.T. Rajagopal.
Thanks to the drama troupe background-story, there werequite a few drama scenesand dances. One song ‘Namma idlysambaaar’ became popular. A duet ‘Karpanai ulaginiley’ filmedon Padmini and Ramachandran was a hit(Voices A.M. Rajaand P. Leela). The song about ‘Idly sambaaar’ was byS.C.Krishnan who was known for his comedy songs.
Dances were composed by A. K. Chopra and Gopalakrishnan.The film was only an average success but the songs becamepopular.
Another film which attracted much attention and box officesuccesswas ‘Kaveri’ (1955) for which music was contributedby both G. Ramanathanand Viswanathan-Ramamurthi. Thisfilm has an interesting back story, as they say, which is notknown to many, and is worthnarrating at some length.
SP. Letchumanan Chettiar, popularly known in old Madrasfilm and social circles as ‘Lena Chettiar’ or simply as ‘Lena’,contributed much to the growth of Tamil Cinema in the earlydays as a talent scout and producer. He began his life as abusinessperson in his native Chettinad dealing in used cars ofthe expensive variety and asa ‘drama contractor’. He createdhistory when he printed handbills in Tamil about used cars formany of his rich clients in Chettinad who could not read English.This novelty attracted much attention.
In those days, ‘drama contractors’ used to stage what wasknown as ‘special dramas’. There were plays organised invillages and small towns featuring popular stage actors suchas M. K. Thyagaraja Bhagavathar. Actors who were notassociated with any ‘Boys Company’ were engaged by thesecontractors for a fee. Lena was one such contractor who wenton to become successful. (Of course, many black sheep in thetrade ran away with the sale proceeds).
MKT acted in Lena’s popular play ‘Pavalakodi’ along withstar actress S. D. Subbulakshmi. The play was a hit not onlyin the Tamil-speaking districts of South India but also in SriLanka, Malaysia and other places in the Far East. WhenBhagavathar had made enough money to launch his first film,Lena, a persuasive man, managed to bring him on board hiscompany and offered to produce the film himself. He convincedMKT of the dangers of turning producer when he knew littleabout the industry. Pavalakodi (1934), directed by the sadlyneglected Indian film pioneerK. Subramanyam turned out tobe a big hit. With this Lena settled down in Madras and startedhis own company Krishna Pictures. His office was located onThanikachalam Street in T. Nagarand was a well-knownlandmark in the city then.
When Bhagavathar returned from prison after being incar-cerated for nearly 30 months in the sensationalLakshmikantham Murder Case, he attempted to stage acomebackwhich did not prove successful. Lena wanted torelaunch MKT under his banner with a story called ‘Bhairavi’about a musician who had fallen on hard times. The story goesthat the musician, an expert in the raga Bhairavi, pledges theraga to a rich man for a sum of money under the condition thathe would not sing the raga until he repaid the money! The storywas written by the noted Tamil filmmaker A.S.A. Sami basedon a real musician, an expert in the raga Shankarabharanam.However, Lena had second thoughts after the failure ofBhagavathar in other films like ‘Raja Mukthi’. Therefore, hedropped the project and launched a new production‘Kaveri’written by Sami and directed by the noted Telugu and Tamilfilm director of the day D. Yoganand, who had trained undermaestro L.V. Prasad.
Sivaji Ganesan was by then an iconic figure of Tamil Cinemaand he played the hero with Padmini and Lalitha as the twowomen in love with him, one being a dancer and the other aprincess. (To be continued)
By Our Staff ReporterGirija Natarajan (resident of
S-26-B, Ponambalam Salai, K.K. Nagar) will conduct an exhi-bition-cum-sale of her home-made instant food products onMonday, Nov. 17, from 10 a.mto 1 p.m at her residence.
More than 25 food productsincluding milagu kuzhambu,karuvepalai kuzhambu, puli-kachal, herbal kuzhambu, in-stant masala base, instantmasala gravy, dhal powder andcoconut powder will be on dis-play.
She also undertakes bulkorders.
She also conducts regular
Exhibition-cum-sale of home made instantfood products
classes on making instant foodproducts.
Her contact numbers are2371 0627 and 76676 64250.
By V.S. JayaramanEven as family relationships
are coming under strain forvarious reasons, we unknow-ingly shower love and affectionon someone or something to-tally unknown or hitherto un-connected to us. Such love oraffection, however, shakes usup violently as and when theyhappen.
Such is a story of three kit-tens which were born in ourresidential compound aboutfive months back. They used toplay together and grew up drink-ing their mother’s milk. Sincewe stay in the ground floor,these kittens used to frequentour backyard. We used to offer
A divine connection!
them milk twice a day. Themoment they heard the soundof our back door opening, theywould come running and waiteagerly for us to satiate theirpalate. This was going on forsometime.
Suddenly, one day, two of thekittens and the mother catwent missing.
The third kitten continuedto remain in our complex andbuilt a special bond with mywife and used to follow herwhenever she made her pres-ence felt at the backyard forcarrying out some householdchore.
One morning, as usual, it hadits morning fill of milk and went
off. Later in the day when mywife went to the back yard anumber of times, it never ap-peared or could be spotted. Itdid not come in the eveningeither to drink milk.
When the same thing hap-pened the next morning, we gotworried and went looking for itaround our apartment. Notfinding it in its usual places, wegot depressed thinking it hadprobably found a new home orprobably lost its way after go-ing out. My wife was quite up-set as she had developed a deepbond with it.
We were shattered when welater came to know through aneighbour that the kitten wasno more. It had got run overaccidentally when her son tookout his car from the parking lotwithout realizing it was restingunder it. We wept that nightand it took us a long time to getover the grief as its memorieskept haunting us. We wonderedwhy this tragic end to the kit-ten? Had we not known aboutits death, we would have atleast had the consolation ofbelieving it was living well else-where. As a mark of respect tothe untold friendship and bond-age with the kitten, we havekept safe the plate in which weused to serve it milk.Jayaraman is a resident of B2,Anand Flats, 31, Motilal Street,T. Nagar. His email id [email protected].
Madar Sangaminvites children toshowcase theirtalentsBy Our Staff Reporter
Jothi Madar Sangam (8/3,Jothi Flats, RameswaramRoad) is entering its 37th yearon Saturday, Nov. 15.
To commemorate the occa-sion, it is hosting a special pro-gram for children on Nov. 15 toshowcase their talents atBalanandam Primary School(69, Burkit Road, T. Nagar)from 2 p.m to 5 p.m.
The activities of the Sangaminclude promoting cultural andcreative talents of its mem-bers by encouraging and help-ing them participate in vari-ous programs and contestsconducted by media houses,pattimandrams, sabhas andother such associations.
Its members also undertakesocial service activities likeeducating the poor and train-ing the underprivileged in vo-cational skills.
Sevalaya appealsfor volunteersBy Our Staff Reporter
On the 2nd Saturday and the3rd Sunday of every month,Sevalaya (F-B1, 1st floor, OldNo.10, New No.24, KesavaPerumal West Ward Street,Mylapore) arranges transportfor interested volunteers tovisit and do service in its cam-pus at Kasuva Village, Pak-kam PO, near Thiruninravurwhere close to 2000 underprivi-leged village students receivefree education.
The campus also houseschildren’s home, old age home,goshala and a community hos-pital.
The volunteers can spend amemorable day at theSevalaya campus by doingservice and have lunch withthe children and the seniors.
Transport will be arrangedby Sevalaya.
The volunteers will be pickedup at 9 a.m from their door-steps and dropped back by 4p.m.
Volunteers can also donateused clothes, books, electronicdevices, furniture and any suchhousehold items.
Anyone willing to volunteeris requested to contact K.C.Prembabu in 9600032427 /90434 17624 / 9543250934.
Bhajan contest forstudentsnext SundayBy Our Staff Reporter
Chaitanya MahaprabhuNama Bhiksha Kendra isorganising a bhajan contestbased on the compositions ofMaharanyam MuralidharaSwamiji for the students in theage group of 7 to 17 years. Thepreliminary round will be heldon Sunday, Nov. 23, at KasiMutt (West Mambalam).
For registration and otherdetails, please call 9841307152 / 94442 16427.
By Our Staff Reporter15 women from econo-
mically weak backgro-unds were given free 15-day training in jute je-wellery-making by SugaWelfare Association(Ashok Nagar) underCanara Bank’s Centre forE n t r e p r e n e u r s h i pDevelopment for WomenWelfare Project.
Uma Raj (President,Suga Welfare Association)said that the training willhelp them to get jobs or tobecome entrepreneurs.
She said the commer-cial and financial help inassociation with CanaraBank will also be providedto the entrepreneurs.
Suga Welfare Assocation trains women tobecome entrepreneurs
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By Our Staff ReporterKameswaran Chess Acad-
emy (BakthavachalamStreet, West Mambalam, Ph:99520 37577) conducted achess tournament for studentson the account of Children’sDay from Nov. 8 to 11.
The winners of the competi-tion were A. Lavan, B.Badrina-rayan and D.Vedhanandan.
The Academy offers bothbeginners’ and advanced levelcoaching.
Kameswaran Academy conductschess tourney
By Our Staff ReporterHabibullah Road (T. Nagar) which got badly damaged during
the recent rains and where storm water drain work is inprogress has been closed to traffic from Thirumalai Road end.
Corporation workers opened a wide trench adjoining thesewage chamber to pump out water logged on roads and in thestorm water drain.
Habibullah Road closed fromThirumalai Road side
By Our Staff ReporterRotary International
(District 3230), in asso-ciation with a group oftransgender persons,conducted a trafficawareness programs at50 busy junctions in thecity, including T. Nagar,West Mambalam,Ashok Nagar, K. K.Nagar, Vada-palani,Kodambakkam andnearby areas recently.
They danced to TharaiThappattai music (folkdance) to attract theroad users while distrib-uting pamphlets tothem.
Transgender persons conduct trafficawareness campaign
Blood donationdrive in ThyagaBrahma GanaSabha tomorrow
Sri Thyaga Brahma GanaSabha (Vani Mahal, G. N.Chetty Road, T. Nagar) hasorganized for a blood donationdrive to be held on Sunday,Nov. 16, from 9 a.m to 1 p.m inits premises. Paramedicalstaff from Jeevan Blood Bankwill collect the blood units.
Any healthy person in theage group to 18 to 60 can do-nate blood.
Gayathri Homam inSankara Madamtomorrow
Samashti Maha GayathriHomam with mass chantingof Gayatri mantra will be con-ducted for world peace on Sun-day, Nov. 16, from 6 a.m on-wards at Sankara Madam(West Mambalam).
All are welcome.The event is being coordi-
nated by Sridharan Iyer(98410 97300).
By Our Staff ReporterThe Siddha Central Re-
search Institute (SCRI), a unitof department of AYUSH, onPoonamallee High Road,Arumbakkam, opened an out-patient unit for diabetes pa-tient last week as part of WorldDiabetes Day celebration.
The services are offered tothe patients on Mondays ev-ery week from 8 a.m to noon.
According to a senior doctor,
Siddha center opens outpatientunit for diabetes patients
SCRI are undertaking researchon one of its medicinal prod-ucts, choornam, used to treatdiabetes. The test results ofthe medicine were positive andresult oriented and the insti-tute decided to distributechoornam to the patients at-tending the outpatient unit.
The next step in the researchwill include long-term diabeticpatients with diabetes-relatedcomplications, he added.
By Our Staff ReporterLife Insurance Corporation
of India has launched an im-mediate annuity (pension)plan for senior citizens (above60 years old) with an interestyield of 9.38% (guaranteed re-turn) per annum.
Under this plan, minimumone time investment isRs.68,725 (interest yield perannum is Rs. 6,254) and themaximum Rs. 6,59,374, forwhich interest income fetchesRs.60,000 per annum.
As one time service tax is in-built, there will be no TDS (taxdeduction at source).
This is the CentralGovernment’s subsidized pen-sion scheme launched for thebenefit of senior citizens.
The principal amount will beintact and will be paid to thenominee after the lifetime ofthe proposer.
Monthly, quarterly and half-yearly annuities are also avail-
LIC launches immediateannuity plan for senior citizens
able. The income from the yieldof interest is credited to theproposer through his/her bankaccount.
In case of any cash require-ment, the proposer can opt fora loan up to 75% from the capi-tal invested, after the 3rd yearof the policy inception.
More detail can be had bycalling 2656 6744.
Swami Brahmayogananda(Founder, Yoga Shanthi Guru-kulam, Chakrapani Street,West Mambalam) will conduct‘Pathanjali yoga sutram’ fromNov. 28 to 30 at Sri GnanandaPeetam (Thennangur, Vanda-vasi Taluk, ThiruvanamalaiDistrict). A nominal fee will becharged. Boarding and lodgingwill also be provided at thePeetam. Transport will be ar-ranged from its center in WestMambalam.
3-day Pathanjali yoga classfrom Nov. 28
For registration, please call98408 32624 or 97910 19514.
By Our Staff ReporterG. Ramakrishnan (retired
IAS and resident of Rani Illam,10th Avenue, Ashok Nagar)donated his collection of morethan 200 books to AshokNagar Circle Library (11th
Avenue, Ashok Nagar) re-cently.
It included Tamil and En-glish books on various topics.
The library has more thantwo lakh books in English andTamil. There are separaterooms for women and childrenand a reference section.
The library is open all daysfrom 8 a.m to 8 p.m exceptFridays, 2nd Saturdays and
Retd. IAS officer donates 200books to Circle Library
government holidaysIts contact number are 2371
9319 and 98418 82138.
MLA helps solvingcivic issues inVyasar Street
V.P. Kalairajan (T. NagarMLA) immediately acted uponthe petition given to him by theresidents of Vyasar Street andthe local Civic Exnora regard-ing a number of pending civicissues in their colony.
He spoke to the concernedofficials who solved a numberof the problems within 48hours.
Some of the issues includedirregular clearance of garbageleading to pile up, regular clean-ing of the street, changing ofburnt out and low power streetlight bulbs, pruning of treesand arresting leakages inMetrowater and sewage lines.
Harikatha discourse inTelugu today evening
Under the auspices of Sar-vani Sangeetha Sabha Trust(Vijayaraghavachari Road, T.Nagar, Ph: 2815 1417),Harikatha exponent V. Vija-yakumari will give a musicaldiscourse in Telugu on ‘SabariMoksham’ on Saturday, Nov15, from 6 p.m at TAG Audito-rium (Ramakrishna MissionSchool (South), 54, BurkitRoad, T. Nagar). She will besupported by Aaveti Kullayap-pa on the harmonium and V.Deva Sarma on the tabla.
All are welcome.
UGC urge colleges to abide by normsBy Our Staff ReporterBy Our Staff ReporterBy Our Staff ReporterBy Our Staff ReporterBy Our Staff Reporter
The University Grants Commis-sion (UGC) issued circulars to col-leges urging them to abide by itsnorms for awarding degrees. Itpointed out that colleges adver-tised in vernacular newspapersabout degrees with nomenclaturethat the commission had not noti-fied in the gazette.
The circular pointed out thosecandidates with such degrees facedlitigation at a later stage and weredenied certificates even after theycleared the National Eligibility Test(NET).
In July this year, the UGC issueda notification with details of thenomenclature of degrees that couldbe awarded.
The state-run colleges awardedfancy degrees. For instance, fewcolleges affiliated to BharathiarUniversity offer a three-year B.Com program under the followingnomenclatures: e-commerce, com-puter application, professional ac-counting, accounting and finance,retail marketing, business processand services, financial system andforeign trade. Over 2,000 studentspursue these programs in the col-
lege.The university withdrew its
four-year B. Com degree after theUGC disbanded the programfollowing a protest by Delhi Uni-versity students some monthsago.
Students faced problems whenBA English Literature was offeredas BA Language and Literature.“This is a subversion of the UGCrules, and we have alerted thecolleges time and again,” said C.Pichaandy, vice-president of theAssociation of University Teach-ers.
FreeNarayaneeyamclasses for womenand studentsBy Our Staff Reporter
Bhama Krishnan will con-duct free Narayaneeyamclasses for women and stu-dents this month in AshokNagar and Mambalam.
The classes will be held from6.30 a.m to 2 p.m followed byone hour of upanyasam.Narayaneeyam Sapthahamwill be held in two batches, from10 a.m to 1 p.m and from 4 p.mto 7 p.m
The 1036 NarayaneeyamSanskrit slokas with theirTamil meanings will be tau-ght.
For details of suitable datesand venue, please contactBhama Krishnan in 9790944800.
All are welcome.
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and alteration work,bathroom, plumbing, floortiles work and weatheringcoarse, internal, externalpainting work, competitiverate and good quality. S.Panneerselvam. Ph: 9043129725.
SAAI Sri RamConstructions (Ex.Alacrity Executive),undertakes jointventure, new bui-ding construction,alterations, bat-room, terrace leakrepairs, terraceweathering coarse,internal & externalpainting, aluminumfabrication, compe-titive rates, timelycompletion, goodquality. Ph: 9840541653.
EDUCATIONALEDUCATIONALEDUCATIONALEDUCATIONALEDUCATIONALHINDI classes conducted
for all boards, prachar sabhaexams and spoken Hindi inT. Nagar, near MambalamRailway Station. Ph: 7418824950.
S A D H A N ACoaching Centre(Estd. 1979), GunturSubbiah School T.Nagar. Classes forstd. 9, 10, +1, +2 (allboards & subjects),Maths, Physics,Chemistry, BusinessMaths, Accountancy,Computer Science,English & French,Hindi. Ph: 9444059108, 98400 52853,94440 20232, 24340873.TUITIONS upto Std. 12,
B.E, MBBS, BDS, UG, PG,IIT-JEE, NEET, SRMEEE,JAM, NET, TOEFL, GRE,IELTS, GMAT, SpokenEnglish, Hindi, French,German. MBBS Papers:Human Anatomy, Physio-logy, Bio-Chemistry, Patho-logy, ENT, Ophthalmology,OG, General Medicine,Surgery Orthodontics,Prosthodontics, Pedodonticsand all. S V T RengammalAcademy. Ph: 98403 24260,99623 19638.
MBBS, BDS coaching:Anatomy, physiology, bio-chemistry, pathology,pharmacology, microbiology,ENT, ophthalmology, generalmedicine, surgery, OG,peadiatrics, oral anatomy,histology, forensic odonto-logy, orthodontics, periodon-tics, oral surgery, prosthodon-tics, endodontics, pedodon-tics and all PG entrancecoaching. SVT RengammalMedical Academy. Ph: 9840324260, 99623 19638.
COACHING for selfemployed, fresher,working people &accountants - TDS,Sales Tax, ServiceTax, Income Tax &Accounts. Ph: 9840169301, 95516 50441.Email: [email protected].
HINDI teachingrefresher course forHindi teachers,Visharad / PraveenPracharaks (regular /weekend), commen-ces on 20.11.14 inassociation withMadras HindiPracharak Sangh, T.Nagar. HindiVidyaniketan, No. 49/1, Habibullah Road,T. Nagar. Ph: 9841402602, 93828 07320.
LEARN Hindi,speak, read & writeHindi in a simple way,spoken basic Hindi,basic Hindi conver-sation, Prathamic toPraveen courses,convenient timings.Hindi Vidyaniketan,near Sharma Park, T.Nagar. Ph: 9382807320, 98840 72602.
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MATRIMONIALMATRIMONIALMATRIMONIALMATRIMONIALMATRIMONIALThink of Brahmin
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URGENTLY wanted male/ female models, children forAd films, serials, cinema,short film, acting classportfolio and news readers,compere for TV channels.Contact: lemannequinmodeling company. San-geetha Balan, ModelCoordinator / Casting DirectorSince 1998. Ph: 9941481483, 97899 80573, 42616787. Website: www.sangeethaabalan.com.
MUSIC & DANCEMUSIC & DANCEMUSIC & DANCEMUSIC & DANCEMUSIC & DANCELEARN Carnatic
music, veena, vocals& keyboard at yourresidence, excellentcoaching, flexibletimings, On-lineclasses also avail-able. K. S. Raghu-nathan (disciple ofDr. Padmasri EmaniSankara Sastry). Ph:97902 47930.TRINITY Music Point.
Piano, keyboard, guitar,Trinity exam western &carnatic. Convenient timings.All days except Monday. Alsohome tuition and onlineclasses. Radha Illam, No. 21/15, Bharathi Street (behindAyodhya Mandapam) WestMambalam. Ph: 9940315101, 4266 8646.
HOME tuition, No.1keyboard, guitar, drums,Western, carnatic vocal. Wetrained students for Trinityexam (8 grades), stageperformance 6 months,monthly 8 classes. 26 yearsteaching experience, 100%genuine. IsaikalaimaniJagadeswaran. Ph: 9884549425, 88071 13535.
PACKERS &PACKERS &PACKERS &PACKERS &PACKERS &MOVERSMOVERSMOVERSMOVERSMOVERS
AMMAN PackersMovers, packing,loading, unloading,shifting, localChennai city andTamilnadu, Andhra,Kerala, Karnataka &anywhere in India.Full truck, mini truck,sharing load, 100%prompt service. Ph:2440 3637, 9884998064.MAMBALAM Sri Thangam
Packers & Movers for shiftinghousehold, local Chennai city,full truck, mini truck, sharingload. Door-to-door TamilNadu, Hyderabad, Banga-lore, Pune, Mumbai, NewDelhi, all over India. Safe, 0%damage, reliable reasonablecharge. Ph: 4212 0864, 24414055, 98412 22437.
MAMBALAM SVLPackers & Movers for shifting,Local. Insurance free, doorto door. Chennai, Mumbai,Pune, Delhi, Hyderabad,Kerala, Bangalore and all overIndia. Just dial and relax. Ph:98410 44422, 93831 44422,3251 4422. Email: svlpackers&[email protected]. in.Website: svlpackersandmovers.coms.
MAMBALAM SriBalaji Packers &Movers (Since 1999),Chennai city, TamilNadu, AndhraPradesh, Karnataka,Kerala, all over India.Minimum Rs. 4000 toRs. 5000, highlyprofessional, 24hours service.Contact: Raja. Ph:99412 17069, 9841159460. Email:s r i b a l a j i p [email protected].
MAMBALAM ACLPackers & Movers forshifting in localwithin Chennai Rs.3300, insurance free.Chennai, Hyderabad,Bangalore, Pune,Mumbai, New Delhi,all over India. 0%damage. Ph: 9840047501, 4263 9387,E m a i l :in [email protected] packers & movers,
household items, office thingsshifting, machineries moving,door to door, all over India.Ph: 98402 60307,
SITUATIONSITUATIONSITUATIONSITUATIONSITUATIONVACANTVACANTVACANTVACANTVACANT
(GENERAL)(GENERAL)(GENERAL)(GENERAL)(GENERAL)APPOLO Study Centre
requires office assistant (male/ female), age below 32 years,with basic computer & typingskills (English & Tamil) part /full time. Ph: 97899 18859,2433 9436.
WANTED part time tallydata entry operator in andaround T. Nagar, for a consul-tancy company near by T.Nagar Bus Terminus. Ph:98401 69301, 95516 50441.Email: [email protected].
WANTED salesmen (9th
Std.), for Amul Ice Creamshop, Station Road, WestMambalam, time: 4 p.m to10.30 p.m. Ph: 94446 81075.
AUDIT firmrequires accountsassistants with M.S.Office and Tallyknowledge. Ph: 23622112.REQUIRED accountant &
admin (male / female) withgood skills in Tally & Excel,those residing in and aroundT. Nagar, salary Rs. 8000 toRs. 10000. Ph: 97108 78899.Send resume with passportsize photo to:[email protected].
WANTED lady /male office staff /clerk, minimum 12th
Std. with Computerknowledge for traveloffice in K. K. Nagar.Ph: 98402 97502.Sent resume tor a j a n v r t 1 9 5 3 @gmail.com.WANTED lady person,
well experienced DTPoperator, part time / full time,any degree, knowledge incomputer, Tamil & Englishtyping and Sanskrit, desir-able. Walk-in-Interview on20.11.2014 from 12 noon. SriMalola Vageesa Vani. Ph:99400 72246, 89391 43014,89393 37313.
WANTED dataentry operator (male/ female), Computerknowledge (Excel /word) for a reputedPharma Company.Walk-in Interviewfrom 15.11.14 to18.11.14 in Flat No.A8, No. 29/8, Durai-samy Road, T. Nagar.Ph: 99620 56333.
WANTED lady officeadmin & accountant inNewton Computers, T.Nagar. Ph: 98406 04073,4550 2323.
WANTED Admin Asst(lady), PA (lady) to MD andMarketing Executive (male/lady). Contact: Sivas PrivateLtd., 6, Melony Road, T.Nagar. Ph: 044-4355 0006,90258 97044. E.mail:[email protected].
WANTED lady officeassistant with basic Com-puter knowledge, Qualifi-cation: +2 and above, fresher/experienced, below 30 yearsonly. Salary: Rs. 6500 permonth. Walk-in: Venkates-wara Cabs, No. 74/44,Ganapathi Street, WestMambalam. Ph: 9841025475.
WANTED, male, lady, age25 above, retired officers,housewives, government andprivate, any department, anydesignation, ex-bankers, ex-army, excellent and tremen-dous growth opportunity.Fixed salary Rs. 10,000 to30,000 plus huge incentives.Ph: 81908 54069.
WANTED young ladyoffice admin assistant forgrowing manufacturingcompany. Candidate shouldbe graduate with soundknowledge in English, capa-ble in office administrationand front office. Ph: 42122124.
WANTED lady withcomputer knowledge foroffice work, working hours9.30 am to 6.30 p.m. Ph:98411 87672, 98411 24651.
WANTED trained abacus(lady) teachers for a reputedtraining institute. Freshers arealso welcome. Ph: 9841124651/2489 6989.
SOFA SERVICESSOFA SERVICESSOFA SERVICESSOFA SERVICESSOFA SERVICESANY old type of sofas,
cushions repairing & recon-ditioning at very moderatecharges. Contact: K.N.S.Rajan, New No. 58, PetersRoad, Royapettah. Ph: 9381803956, 76671 33233.
TOURS & TRAVELSTOURS & TRAVELSTOURS & TRAVELSTOURS & TRAVELSTOURS & TRAVELS(1) Dec. 7: Parikal, Puvar-
askuppam, Singiri. (2) Dec.10 - 14: Chola Nadu (40)Divya Desan + Mannargudi& Vaduvur. (3) Jan. 23 – 27:Malai Nadu (Kerala) - 13Divya Desams. (4) Jan. 2 – 5:Ahobilam Nava Narasimhar.Vaidehi Parthasarathy. Ph:94447 62968, 94447 54468,99401 47313.
Advertise in theClassified Columnsof Mambalam Times
for immediateresponse.
Sanitation issues aplentyon Pinjala Subramaniam Street
Sir, Both the ends of Pinjala SubramanianStreet (T. Nagar) has been converted into anopen urinal by hundreds of passersby, nearbyvendors and visitors to Panagal Park.
The residents of the street face a hugehealth hazard due to the unhygienic condi-tion of the road.
Because of the stink which persists 24x7,even Corporation garbage collectors do notvisit it often to clear garbage, which adds tothe sanitation issues.
Building a public urinal or keeping mobiletoilets near Panagal Park could diffuse theproblem and dissuade members of public fromsuch uncivil acts.
To deter the public from misusing the roadand maintain sanitation, I request the au-thorities to build a fenced roadside garden. Ialso appeal to the EB officials to build a fencearound the transformer at the end of thestreet to prevent public from urinating at thespot. – S. Ganesan, Pinjala SubramaniamStreet, T. Nagar
Petty thefts on Moorthy Streeton the rise
Sir, In recent days, there has been a num-ber of petty thefts like stealing of clothes,vessels, bicycles and others such small itemsin the residences on Moorthy Street, (WestMambalam).
I appeal to the police officials to increasepatrolling on Moorthy Street to discouragethe thieves. – C. Subramaniam, MoorthyStreet, West Mambalam
Trust appeals for donation toconstruct Manimandapamfor Seshadri SwamigalBy Our Staff Reporter
Sri Mahalakshmi Charitable Trust (Flat 3,Thulasi Apartments, 11, Kupusamy Street,T. Nagar) laid the foundation stone for theconstruction of Manimandapam forSri Seshadri Swamigal at his birth place inVazhur (Vandavasi) recently.
It has appealed for donations from devoteesand philanthropists for the project.
Donors may contact the Trust in 9840053289 / 99400 53289.
LETTERS TO THEEDITOR
Yoga center offerstreatment for chronicailmentsBy Our Staff Reporter
Asana Andiappan Yoga Centre (101, 4th
Avenue, Ashok Nagar, Ph: 9381 01237) con-ducts yoga classes for all age groups.
Asanas, pranayama, suryanamaskaram,meditation, eye exercise are taught.
Special yoga techniques are taught to treatailments like arthritis, diabetes, thyroid, men-strual disorders and sinusitis.
It is open from 5.30 a.m to 12 noon and 6p.m to 8 p.m on all days except Sundays.
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SPECIAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTSClassified Advertisements under the heads Accommodation Required, Old Age Home, Marriage hall, Mini Hall, Real Estate (Buying &
Selling) and Rental will be published on this page. The charges are Rs. 500 (upto 30 words); Bold Rs. 750. Ashok Nagar - K.K. Nagar &
Mambalam- T.Nagar Editions. Display: Rs. 240 per col. centimeter. Each advertisement of Real Estate and Rental must relate to only one
house / flat. Full Address with Door Number is must for Rental advertisement. Advertisement will be received upto 1.00 p.m on Friday.
ACCOMMODATIONACCOMMODATIONACCOMMODATIONACCOMMODATIONACCOMMODATIONWANTEDWANTEDWANTEDWANTEDWANTED
WANTED 1 bedroom, hall,kitchen, apartment orindividual house, about 500sq.ft, ground floor along withcar park, area for consultant /architect office, prefer vaastucomplaint property with North/ East facing, location nearWest Mambalam / SaidapetRailway Stations, no brokers.Ph: 94448 83693, 9176639693.
MINI HALLMINI HALLMINI HALLMINI HALLMINI HALLWEST MAMBALAM,
Mahadevan Street (StateBank Building), 2 Halls –Kamakshi Mini Hall A/c (100guests), Kamakshi Hall A/c(200 guests). Ph: 4351 2233,4351 2556, 99404 54545,94450 54545.www.kamakshihall.com.
REAL ESTATEREAL ESTATEREAL ESTATEREAL ESTATEREAL ESTATE(SELLING)(SELLING)(SELLING)(SELLING)(SELLING)
WEST MAMBALAM,Mahadevan Street, individualhouse, 1900 sq.ft, UDS 1200sq.ft, 3 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, semi furnished, 1st
floor, car parking, Ph: 9840055767, 98844 25479.
T. NAGAR, No. 20/106,Kamakoti Flat, Ramesh-waram Road, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen. Ph: 2490 3541,99626 03000.
WEST MAMBALAM,Postal Colony Cross Street,456 sq.ft, basement, officespace, ideal for architect /chartered accountant, call:9.30 a.m to 5.30 p.m. Ph:94449 79463, 96000 82830.
KANCHIPURAM, Aanai-katti Street, near VaradharajaTemple, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 700 sq.ft, 2nd floor,lift, ready to occupy. Ph: 9444081720, 2471 1532.
ASHOK NAGAR, No. 7th
Avenue, near Water Tank, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 900sq.ft, UDS 536 sq.ft, 1st floor,open car park, fully furnished,price Rs. 95 lakhs. Ph: 9382327770.
K. K. NAGAR,Bharatidasan Colo-ny, near Bhuvanes-hwari Temple, 2bedrooms, hall,kitchen, housingboard flat, newelectrical fittings, 2-wheeler parking. Ph:099896 82943.RANGARAJAPURAM,
Chakrapani Street, near FiveLights, 1 bedroom, hall,kitchen, 500 sq.ft, 1st floor,clear title, 25 years old. Ph:98406 77074, 98401 20301.
C H E N G A L P A T T U ,adjacent to GST BypassRoad, residential plot, fullysurrounded by housing colony,best investment withappreciation. Contact: Ownerin Adayar. Ph: 98402 43355,94442 76861.
T. NAGAR, Motilal Street,2 bedrooms flat, hall, kitchen,900 sq.ft, no lift, no car park,price Rs. 70 lakhs(negotiable). Contact: Aarthi.Ph: 80562 40957.
VALASARAVAKKAM,No. 57/D, Thirupathi NagarMain Road, just ½ km fromArcot Road, 3 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, pooja room, 1330sq.ft, 2nd floor, no lift, 2 coveredcar park, 100% vaastu. Ph:98406 96906.
K. K. NAGAR, P.T. RajanSalai, 100 Feet Road, 3bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1448sq.ft, 1st floor, lift, attachedbath, power backup, coveredcar park, 6 years old, wellmaintained, no brokers. Ph:98410 08220, 99627 07401.
ASHOK NAGAR,Vasudeva Nagar, near Kasitheatre, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 640 sq.ft, 3rd floor,woodwork, 18 years old, priceRs. 30 lakhs. Selvam. Ph:99624 30669.
RENTALRENTALRENTALRENTALRENTALT. NAGAR, No. 44,
Sarangapani Street, nearPSBB & Vidyodaya Schools,2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen,700 sq.ft, ground floor, carpark, rent Rs. 13500. Ph:94449 16819.
WEST MAMBALAM, A/5, Lake View Apartment, No.194, Lake View Road, opp.Bank of India, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, 1000 sq.ft, 1st
floor, spacious, ventilated, 2-wheeler parking, Brahminsonly. Ph: 94440 79472.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.31 & 32, Giri Street, 3rd floor,2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen,850 sq.ft, no lift, 2 Westerntoilets, open car park. Ph:98412 68748, 98410 35855.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.16, B.R.P. 2nd Street, nearMambalam Railway Station,3 bedrooms, new constru-ction, 100% vaastu, wood-work, marble flooring, coveredcar park, rent Rs. 23000,Brahmins / vegetarians only.Ph: 4204 2881, 98846 92576.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.80/34, Raja Lakshmi Apart-ment, Arya Gowda Road,next to SMI Stores, 2bedrooms flat, centrallylocated, ready for occupation.Ph: 91764 03938, 8939316178.
T. NAGAR, Door No. 35,R. R. Flat, Flat No. 9,Saravana Street, near SouthBoag Road, spacious 3bedrooms, 1350 sq.ft, 3rd
floor, no lift, residential flat,reserved car park, rent Rs.23000 (negotiable). Ph: 9600072215.
T. NAGAR, No. 17,Habibullah Road, nearVenkatasubba Rao School, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1st
floor apartment, balcony, bathattached, woodwork,wardrobe, car park, rent Rs.15200, family or bachelor also.Ph: 2433 3477, 98411 93685.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.4, Baroda Street 1st Lane, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 850sq.ft, independent groundfloor, 2-wheeler park, smallBrahmin family only, nobrokers, immediateoccupation. Ph: 98412 95189,95001 92389.
ASHOK NAGAR, NO. 15,7th Avenue, near GRT School,2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 2nd
floor, lift, semi furnished, 2 A/cs, open car park, rent Rs.20000. Ph: 94444 32770.
T. NAGAR, No. 61, MoosaStreet, compact singlebedroom flat, all amenities,Brahmins / vegetarians only.Ph: 94453 93783.
T. NAGAR, No. 29, HindiPrachar Sabha Street, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 900sq.ft, 1st floor, semi furnished,prime location, excellentcondition, rent Rs. 25000(negotiable). Contact: Kumar.Ph: 90923 95050.
WEST MAMBALAM, NewNo. 63, Old No. 45/A, MurthyStreet, single bedroom, hall,kitchen, 500 sq.ft, balcony,open terrace, rent Rs. 10000,Brahmins / vegetarians only.Ph: 98412 77772.
T. NAGAR, No. 20/106,Rameswaram Road, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen. Ph:2490 3541, 99626 03000.
ASHOK NAGAR,No. 58, 10th Avenue,2 bedrooms, 750sq.ft, lift, 24 hourscorporation water,road facing, semifurnished, car park.Ph: 98400 47828.K. K. NAGAR, No. 24, 11th
Sector, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 2nd floor apartment,car park, immediateoccupation. Ph: 90030 95434.
T. NAGAR, No. 23/21, ‘ J’Apartment, Hopital Road, nearWest CIT Nagar, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, 1000 sq.ft, 2nd
floor ‘E’, no car park, rent Rs.16000. Ph: 94448 73502.
S A L I G R A M A M ,No. 2, VelayuthamColony 1st Street,opp. Big Bazaar,Arcot Road, 2bedrooms, 1150sq.ft, 24 hrs corpo-ration water, roadfacing, semi furni-shed, bachelor pre-ferred. 98400 47828.WEST MAMBALAM, No.
5, Vivekanandapuram 1st
Street, next to Bank ofBaroda, 1 bedroom, hall,kitchen, 3rd floor flat, no lift,rent Rs. 12000, immediateoccupation. Ph: 91769 96502.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.22, Sampangi Reddy Street,near Kittu Park, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, 900 sq.ft, 2nd
floor, covered car park, rentRs. 16000. Contact: Appu.Ph: 98414 67463.
ASHOK NAGAR, No. 3,R. R. Colony 1st Street, 3bedrooms, modular kitchen,1500 sq.ft, new individual 1st
floor house, woodwork, opencar park. Ph: 95660 74334,2489 3670.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.5, Srinivasa Pillai Street, nearSatyanarayana Temple, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 3rd
floor, lift, woodwork, coveredcar park, new flat, rent Rs.16000 (fixed), Brahmins only.Ph: 94449 40462.
WEST MAMBALAM, no.12/27, Arihant Apartment, FlatNo. F8, Vivekanandapuram1st Street, 1 bedroom, 1st floor,rent Rs. 10000, includingmaintenance, advance Rs.50000, Brahmins only. Ph:99621 63462.
WEST MAMBALAM, OldNo. 9, New No. 23, BrindavanStreet Extension, oppositeAxis Bank, single bedroom,550 sq.ft, ground floor, 24hours water, woodwork,vitrified tiles. Ph: 9840866073, 2484 7474.
C.I.T. NAGAR, No. 31/65, Sri Dev Apartment, 1st
Main Road, Nandanam, nearHundai Showroom, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 800sq.ft, ground floor, open carpark, 24 hours water/security,expected rent Rs. 16500,maintenance Rs. 1200,preferably vegetarians.Owner. Ph: 99405 83608.
RANGARAJAPURAM,No. 5, Valliammal Gaden 3rd
Street, near Five Lights, singlebedroom, 558 sq.ft, 1st floorflat, 2-wheeler parking.Contact: Owner. Ph: 9445863600.
T.NAGAR, 36, Thanika-chalam Road, 2 bedroomsflat, hall, kitchen, 6th floor, carparking, lift, generator, 24hours water. Ph: 98402 16179.
K. K. NAGAR (West), No.6/4, Jawahar Street, 2bedrooms, 1st floor, A/c,geyser, 3 phase, metro /borewell water, car park,Brahmins only. Ph: 9962565414.
PERUNGUDI, No. 8, 1st
Cross Street, RamappaNagar, behind LifelineHospital/TCS, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, brand new flat,semi deluxe, furnished,electrical fittings, lift, coveredcar park. Ph: 98410 59991.
ASHOK NAGAR, No. 83,10th Avenue, 700 sq. ft, singlebedroom, reserved car park,2nd floor, lift, rent Rs.12000,vegetarian family only. Ph:98410 59991, 93440 38623.
T. NAGAR, No. 37, Rama-nujam Street, doublebedrooms, deluxe 2nd floor flat,car park, Brahmins only. Ph:94452 28822.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.10, Krishnamoorthy Street,double bedroom, 900 sq.ft,independent upstair house, allinfrastructure facilities, rentRs. 20000 (negotiable),advance 5 months, suitablefor small vegetarian/Brahminfamily, immediate occupation.Ph: 6457 1723.
T. NAGAR, No. 9, NairRoad, 3 bedrooms, hall,modular kitchen, 1380 sq.ft,2nd floor, car park, rent Rs.30000 (negotiable). Ph: 9962092999.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.16/11, Rajagopal ChettyStreet, single bedroom, hall,kitchen, approx 500 sq.ft, 2nd
floor, 2-wheeler parking, rentRs. 7800, small vegetarian/Brahmin family only, nobrokers. Ph: 90032 87828,2371 8284.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.167, Lake View Road,opposite Public Health Centre,2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1st
floor, lift, car park, no brokers.Ph: 99405 74879, 9094965364.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.3, Postal Colony, speciousdouble bedrooms, pooja room,1350 sq.ft, independent groundfloor house, A/c fittings,marble flooring, big coveredcar park, rent Rs. 20000,advance 5 months a includingmaintenance, Brahmins only.Mohan. Ph: 98407 27065.
WEST MAM-BALAM, No. 23/3,Gomathi Flat, Aran-gappan Street,double bedrooms,deluxe ground floorflat, 2-wheeler park-ing, rent Rs. 16000,advance 6 months,Brahmins only. Ph:94448 89282, 9500043141.T. NAGAR, No. 27,
Appaswamy Towers, Flat,No. B1, Sir Thyagaraya Road,super prime in whole Chennai,Pondy Bazaar, tight security,common car park. Ph: 9791119549, 90031 08993.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.62, Mahadevan Street, 2bedrooms, modular kitchen,1100 sq.ft, furnished deluxeflat, 3 A/cs, covered car park,rent Rs. 28000, Brahmin only,no brokers, ready foroccupation. Ph: 99529 01064,2489 3120.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.26, Govindan Road, off.Perumal Temple, 650 sq.ft,individual 1st floor house, carpark extra, ample water, rentRs. 15000. Contact: R.Chandra Sekharan. Ph: 9344018334.
T. NAGAR, No. 11,Thomas Road, 2 bedrooms,800 sq.ft, 1st floor, lift, open carpark, self contained, rent Rs.20000, maintenance Rs. 800,no brokers. Ph: 93823 18812,99629 27632.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.14, Sri Vidya Apartment, FlatNo. G16, Bala Krishna MudaliStreet, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 875 sq.ft, 3rd floor, nolift, no car park, rent Rs. 16000(negotiable), family / workingwomen welcome, no brokers.Contact: Subramanian. Ph:098412 75001.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.41-C/152, Thambiah ReddyRoad, 1 bedroom, hall,kitchen, 500 sq.ft, 1st floor flat,2-wheeler parking, 24 hourswater, rent Rs. 9500,vegetarians only. Ph: 8056955779.
T. NAGAR, Old No. 42,New No. 14, RamanujamStreet, behind TTD, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 900sq.ft, 2nd floor, no lift, no carpark, Brahmins only. Contact:Owner. Ph: 97899 56226.
KODAMBAKKAM, OldNo. 14, New No. 26,Subramaniyan Nagar 1st
Street, 3 bedrooms, studyroom, 2 balconies, 1400 sq.ft,duplex 1st floor, reservedcovered car park, rent Rs.20000 (negotiable), advance10 months, Contact: Manoj.Ph: 91760 73033, 9381898988.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.18, Jubilee Road, near RailwayStation, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 690 sq.ft, 2nd floor,lift, reserved car park,vegetarians / Brahmins only,no brokers. Ph: 98403 3005,90032 14765.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.20/46, Janakiram Street, 1bedroom, hall, kitchen, 530sq.ft, ground floor, rent Rs.11500, vegetarians only. Ph:98840 43290.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.38, Baroda Street, nearDuraisamy Subway, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1balcony, 900 sq.ft, 1st floor, 2-wheeler parking only, rent Rs.13500. Ph: 99622 30970.
WEST MAMBALAM, No.18&19, Kamakshipuram 2nd
Street, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 900 sq.ft, open carpark, Brahmins only, nobrokers. Ph: 72999 41003,80561 88811.
T. NAGAR, Old No. 9,New No. 6, Balamuthu-kirshnan Street, oppositeVidyodya School, 2bedrooms, ground floor,covered car park, rent Rs.20000, vegetarians only. Ph:97898 64370.
WEST MAMBALAM, OldNo. 22/38, Laksmi NarayananStreet, 3 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, independent groundfloor, no car park, rent Rs.15000, Brahmins only, nobrokers. Ph: 93813 40961.
ASHOK NAGAR, No. 9,12th Avenue, near Water Tank,single room, kitchen, 300 sq.ft,2nd floor, attached bathroom,24 hours water, 2-wheelerparking, family / bachelors.Selvam. Ph: 99624 30669.
JAFFERKHANPET, No.12, Aarumugam Street, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 950sq.ft, ground floor, attachedbathroom, rent Rs. 10000, 24hours water. Selvam. Ph:94442 57659.
ASHOK NAGAR, No. 17/5, Raghava Reddy Colony, 3bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1200sq.ft, 2nd floor, covered carpark, woodwork, rent Rs.15000. Selvam. Ph: 9444257659.
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By M. A. SADANAND
NO HOLDS BARRED
V. R. Krishna Iyer, Jewel of IndiaThe Peacock Throne and the Kohinoor diamond had been vandal-
ized by Nadhir Shah and the British respectively while looting thewealth of India, but these robbers could not impoverish the thenrichest country in the world since the mental worth of India remaineduninfluenced by temporal things like power or pelf.
It was in this background that great thinkers like Chandra Gupta,Buddha, Ashoka, Swamy Vivekanandaand super intellectuals likeRabindranath Tagore and Mahatma Gandhi sprouted in the holyland of India to make it holier through their innate mental attributesattuned to the love of their brethren linking minds to each othercementing a solid relationship that ensures peace in their lives andin the community.
India woke up to its domestic brand of freedom to govern itself in1947 by which time a 37-year old jurist by name V.R.Krishna Iyer,through sheer original brilliance and innate equipment for ferretingtruth from
fiction in aid of justice pure and simple had made the oldies of theBar take notice of the young lawyer. It was also endorsed by the awe-struck judiciary who had not come across such learning and theequipment in so young a lawyer. Judges at the district level courtswould await his arrival to suit his convenience all over Malabar towhich his car used to speed for daily hearing. The waiting judges musthave felt that the day was a special one when he could appear andregale them with his take on the matter in hand which they knewwould be wholly true and acceptable. A true lawyer would be a truejudge and enable a true judge to decide truthfully.
Later Justice Iyer rose higher than most coevals because he wasfuelled by honesty attuned to justice. There should be no retirementage for such godly judges, who, were they in the American SupremeCourt, can continue until their bodies become decrepit. Honesty,integrity and humanity should have no out pass in the highest templeof justice. I hope the President of India will appoint the centenarianV.R.Krishna Iyer as the Chief Justice of India forthwith. Jai Hind!
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Free legalcounseling forsenior citizensBy Our Staff Reporter
The Chennai Chapter of Dig-nity Foundation (34, 1st CrossStreet, Ellaiamman Colony,Teynampet) will conduct a free‘Legal Clinic’ for senior citi/zens on Sunday, Nov. 25, from3.30 p.m to 6 p.m in its pre-mises. Senior citizens are wel-come to participate and gettheir doubts cleared.
It had conducted a similarcounseling on Nov. 11.
For more details, please con-tact M. Annadhurai (24330363).
Humour meettomorrow afternoon
Thyagarayanagar Nagai-chuvaiyalar Mandram (1,Guild Street, T. Nagar, behindSiva Vishnu Temple) will holda ‘Humour Meet’ on Sunday,Nov. 16, at 3.30 p.m in its pre-mises.
‘Pesum Bommai’ G.A.Santhakumar, the chief guest,will present a humourous talk.
Prizes will be awarded to fiveparticipants on a lucky drawbasis.
There is no membership oradmission fee. All are welcome.
For more details, please con-tact Sadanandan in 9941431060.
By Our Staff ReporterYoung adults with cognitive
disabilities were seen makingdecorative earthen lamps atSri Sakthi Ganathi Trust (40,Nathamuni Street, T. Nagar)for the upcoming Karthiga-deepam festival on Dec. 4.
The Trust was started by aparent whose child was bornwith such a disability.
N. Shymala (President) saidthat the students doing thework suffer from disorders likecerebral palsy, autism andmentally retardation.Students are trained in makingpaper cups, screening printing,block printing, scribbling pads,gift covers, greeting cards andother hand made works.
She said persons above 20
Trust offers vocational training to adultswith cognitive disabilities
years with disabilities may jointhe Trust for training and theparents can volunteer at theTrust.
The centre is open from
Monday to Friday from 10.30a.m to 3.30 p.m.
Its contact numbers are98402 06008 and 9445219559.
TNSTC to conduct maths talenttest for school studentsBy Our Staff Reporter
Tamilnadu Science andTechnology Centre (TNSTC)will conduct a maths talenttest on Dec. 7 at 11 a.m in Peri-yar Science and TechnologyCentre. (4, Gandhi MandapamRoad, Kotturpuram, Chennai25).
The 90-minute test is opento students of Std. 5, 6, 7 and 8.
The last date for registrationis Nov. 29.
The questions in the test
will be based on pattern recog-nition in numbers and figures.
The first ranker will get acash award of Rs. 5000 fol-lowed by Rs. 2000 for each ofthe next two, Rs. 1000 for eachof the following three and Rs.500 for each of the following 30rankers.
For registration and otherdetails, please contact P.Iyamperumal in 2441 0025.
Talk on ‘ThiruArutpa’ on Tuesday
Under the auspicious ofVallalar Sanmargasangam(V.O.C Street, MGR Nagar, Ph:94453 43706), MozhiarasiAsokan will give a discourse on‘Thiru Arutpa – Gnana Sariyai’on Tuesday, Nov. 18, at 6 p.min Sakthi Vinayagar Temple(P.T. Rajan Salai, K.K. Nagar).
All are welcome.
Free coaching forSC/ST students forTNPSC exam
Tamil Nadu Government SC/ST Employees Welfare Asso-ciation (Govt. Museum Cam-pus, Pantheon Road, Egmore)will conduct free coachingclasses for aspiring SC/ST stu-dents / other economicallyweaker section of the societyin the forthcoming TNPSCGroup-IV exam.
The date of commencementof training programme is Sun-day, Nov. 16.
Interested candidates cancontact S. Asokan (State Presi-dent) at 94865 92823 andK.B.G. Thilakar (General Sec-retary) at 94441 11643.
Distance educationcourse on ‘Life ofGandhi’
Gandhi Study Centre (58,Venkatnarayana Road, T.Nagar) has started a long dis-tance education course on “Lifeof Gandhi’ titled ‘Anjal MooolamArivom Gandhiyai’ (Let’s knowGandhi via post). The course isoffered in both English andTamil mediums.
The course is aimed atspreading Gandhian values bythe study of his life, his workand freedom struggles. Any-one can join the course.
A test will be held at the endof the course on Jan. 30, 2015,and the candidates can takethe test at their home.
The registration fee for thecourse is Rs. 200 which can besent by MO or DD drawn infavour of Gandhi Study Centrealong with a self addressedenvelope and sent to HonoraryDirector (Gandhi Study Cen-tre, 58, VenkatnarayanaRoad, T. Nagar, Chennai 17).
For more details, please con-tact the center in 2434 0607/2434 6549 or by email:gandhicentre @gmail.com.
Free Narayaneeyamclasses for womenand students
Bhama Krishnan will con-duct free Narayaneeyamclasses for women and stu-dents this month in AshokNagar and Mambalam.
The classes will be held from6.30 a.m to 2 p.m followed byone hour of upanyasam.Narayaneeyam Sapthahamwill be held in two batches, from10 a.m to 1 p.m and from 4 p.mto 7 p.m
The 1036 NarayaneeyamSanskrit slokas with theirTamil meanings will be taught.
For details of suitable datesand venue, please contactBhama Krishnan in 9790944800. All are welcome.
By Our Staff ReporterA mother and her two young kids were seen selling toy planes
at a busy junction of Burkit Road on Nov. 13.They were seen weaving through space between vehicles
stopped at the traffic signal to sell their wares to prospectivecustomers.
She told Mambalam Times that her single income is notenough to run the family and hence has involved her childrenalso in selling the toys.
Mother and her kids sell toys toearn a living
Vandhana’sBharatanatyam
concert onThursday
By Our Staff ReporterJ. Vandhana (resident of
Rajagopalan Street, WestMambalam) will present aBharatanatyam recital onThursday, Nov. 20, at 6 p.m inKalakshetra Foundation(Thiruvanmiyur).
She is a pupil of J. Surya-narayana Murthy from whomshe has been learning for thepast 9 years.
She is a Std.10 student ofJawahar Vidyalaya (AshokNagar).
By Our Staff ReporterR. P. Krishnammachari
(Managing Director, Tex BioScience Pvt Ltd, 75, 4th Av-enue, Ashok Nagar) donated
Industrialist donates Rs. 3 lakhsto Rasika Fine Arts
Rs. 3 lakhs to Rasika Fine Artson Nov. 11 for conductingtheir forthcoming 11th year 18-day music festival in Decem-ber.
Renowned musicians likeGayathri Venkataragavan,Trichur Brothers, Maharaja-puram Srinivasan, AbhishekRaghuram and a number ofbudding artists will be perform-ing during the festival.
He also donated Rs.40,000worth of medicines to SwamiVivekananda Medical Mis-sionn Hospital (Cherakulam,Tuticorin District) for the 8th
consecutive year.
Sevalaya appealsfor donations toparticipate inChennai MarathonBy Our Staff Reporter
For dissemination of valu-able services rendered by itamong the general public,members of Sevalaya (a socialservice organisation) will par-ticipate in the Wipro ChennaiMarathan-2014.
Over 15,000 runners areexpected to participate in it.
There will be a cheer team of100 members from Sevalayawho will wear T. Shirts im-printed with social messages.
It has appealed for donationsto meet the cost of the 100 T-Shirts, placards, transport andfood for the members, which isestimated at Rs. 30,000.
Anyone willing to donate maycontact V. Mumtha (PublicRelations Manager) in 24950204 / 9444620289.
In its campus in KasuvaVillage, Pakkam PO, nearThiruninravur, close to 2000underprivileged students re-ceive free education. The cam-pus also houses a children’shome, old age home, goshalaand a community hospital.
Month-long mandala pooja inAyyappan Temple
Mandala Pooja will be performed daily in the mornings and evenings in Ayyappan Temple(CPWD Quarters, K.K. Nagar) from Nov. 17 to Dec. 18 on account of Karthigai month.
Bhajans will be held daily at 7 p.m followed by annadhanam.All are welcome.
