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MAMBALAMTIMES
The Neighbourhood Newspaper for T. Nagar & Mambalamwww.mambalamtimes.in
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FREE953rd Issue : September 21 - 27, 2013Vol. 19, No. 17
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By Our Staff ReporterNavarathri music festival
will be conducted from Sept. 26to Oct. 11 in Madras Kali BariTemple (12, Umapathy Street,West Mambalam).
The concerts will be per-formed by leading musiciansand also by upcoming musi-cians.
The following are the pro-gram details up to Sept. 28:
Sept. 26: 7 p.m: Vocal con-cert by Arudathi Krishnan (vo-cal) accompanied by B.Anantha Krishnan (violin) andB. Srivatsan (mridangam); 8p.m: Vocal concert by MysoreSangeetha accompanied byApoorva Ravindran (violin), B.Srivatsan (mridangam).
Sept. 27: 7 p.m: Devotionalmusic concert by students ofGurukrupa lead by JayashreeJayaramakrishnan accompa-nied by Tirucherai Kartik (vio-lin), B. Sathyavageeswaran(mridangam); 8 p.m: Vocal con-cert by Aparna Kumar accom-panied by Tirucherai Kartik(violin), B. Sathyavageeswa-ran (mridangam).
Navarathri music concerts inKali Bari Temple
Sept. 28: 7 p.m: Violin con-cert by master C. Visvesh ac-companied by R. Sundaramur-thy (mridangam); 8 p.m: Vocalconcert by Jayanthi Prithvira-man accompanied by MeeraSundar (violin), R. Sundara-murthy (mridangam).
Details for the ensuingweek’s concerts will be pub-lished in our next issue.
All are welcome.For more details, please con-
tact R. Subramanyan (pro-gram coordinator) in 9840845507.
By Our Staff ReporterA newly constructed R3
Ashok Nagar Police assistancebooth outside ICICI Bank,
New traffic assistance booth onArya Gowda Road
Arya Gowda Road was openedon September 17.
The booth has been providedwith a public address systemto make traffic related an-
nouncements.An official said that installa-
tion of CCTV monitoring sys-tem is under progress and willbe made operational soon.
Talk on ‘ThiruArutpa’ on TuesdayBy Our Staff Reporter
Under the auspices of Val-lalar Sanmargasangam (V.O.C Street, MGR Nagar, Ph:94453 43706), Dr. V. Sethura-malingam will give a discourseon ‘Thiru Arutpa – MahadevaMaalai’ on Tuesday, Sept. 24,at 6 p.m in Sakthi VinayagarTemple (P.T. Rajan Salai, K.K.Nagar).
All are welcome.
By Our Staff ReporterThere was a long queue of
autorickhaw owners waiting tocollect the new rate card afterverification of vehicle docu-ments in RTO (West) (Bha-rathidasan Colony, K. K. Na-gar) on September 16.
The photograph of theautorickshaw owner was af-
Long queue fornew auto fare cards
fixed to the rate card and lami-nated before being issued.
A traffic official said thatpassengers can demand to seethe rate card from autorick-shaw drivers and lodge a com-plaint giving the vehicle’s reg-istration number if driversrefuse to follow the new tariffor demand exorbitant fares.
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By RANDOR GUY
TAMIL CINEMA 75 -A LOOK BACKTAMIL CINEMA AND MUSIC - 68
The hit song ‘Lendu Bharatha veerularaa…’ in “Grihalakshmi’was inspired by the famous hit song by the popular Blind Singerof Bengal and noted film music composer K. C. Dey, ‘Mankiankhen khol babaaa…!’)
The success of ‘Grihalakshmi’ separated the two Reddis, HMand BN for many reasons. Then BN, in association with thebrilliant twins of South Indian Cinema, K. Ramnoth and A. K.Sekhar, promoted the historic Vauhini Pictures. Nagaiah wasby now an intimate pal of BN and involved himself in the newcompany heart, soul, mind and body.
BN cast Nagaiah as hero in his first directorial venture‘Vande Matharam’ (1939). Scripted by Ramnoth based on anunpublished novel by BN, ‘Vande Matharam’ dealt with ruralpoverty, unemployment among the educated and such sociallyrelevant issues. BN sincerely believed that every film shouldcarry a message of social significance and his first film wasmoulded accordingly.
Ironically, the title of the film had nothing to do with the story.The expression synonymous with the Indian Freedom Move-ment is used only once in the movie when Nagaiah buys a DerbyLottery (which he wins!) from a Madras city street vendor.When asked by him in whose name the ticket is to be issued,Nagaiah replies, ‘Vande Matharam’! Interestingly the BritishIndian Film Censors objected to the title and, as a compromise,BN added a word ‘Mangalasutram’ under the main title, makingit clear that the film was only an emotional family drama andnot a political patriotic tract opposed to the British rule.
‘Vande Matharam’ was a big success and Nagaiah came infor high praise both by the crowds and the critics, and he washailed as the new hero on the Telugu film horizon!
The Vauhini unit worked as a family with everyone contrib-uting to the production. Even though Nagaiah was the hero ofthe film, he did not hesitate to push the camera trolley. Whenthe film was released, he went along with the print as theproducer’s representative. Such was his spirit and involve-ment, quite common in those happy days gone by. Today onecannot even dream of such things happening in the dog-eat-its-own-tail film world.
When BN made in his next film ‘Sumangali’ (1940), much tothe surprise of many, he cast Nagaiah not as the hero but asan elderly silver-haired social reformer fighting for the uplift ofwomen, especially widows. The character was broadly inspiredby the well-known social reformer of his day, KandukuriVeeresalingam Panthulu, who had sacrificed his life for thebetterment of women and fought a hard battle for the remar-riage of widows. Nagaiah accepted the role without a murmur,for such was his passion and devotion to work. BN imported asilk wig all the way from Paris and, to fit it properly, Nagaiahhad to shave some of his hair in front, which he did, againwithout a murmur!
His fine performance in this minor role attracted greatattention in spite of the failure of the film. It was while reviewingthe film that Baburao Patel remarked that Nagaiah was the‘Indian Paul Muni.’
(Paul Muni was one of the greatest actors of Hollywood duringits Golden Age and he created many immortal roles playing reallife characters like Louis Pasteur, Juarez, Emile Zola andmany others. ‘Good Earth’, in which he played the role of aChinese farmer, is considered as one of his finest performances,and the movie itself is a Hollywood classic. It was based on thefamous novel by the Nobel Prize winning author Pearl S. Buck.He was so popular and enjoyed so much respect and regard thathe was the only Hollywood actor whose name appeared in thecredit titles as ‘Mr. Paul Muni’. This recognition has not beengiven to any other actor in the history of American Cinema tothis day.)
(To be continued)
By Our Staff ReporterA colourful ‘pookalam’ laid out by women devotees in Ayyapan
Temple (CPWD Quarters, Natesan Road, K. K. Nagar) on theoccasion of Onam on September 16.
Colourful ‘pookalam’ inAyyappan temple for Onam
By Our Staff ReporterCharlie, a 2 1/2 year old pet
dog owned by K. Karthi (resi-dent of D Block, GiriappaStreet, T. Nagar) is popular
This dog is both man’s and bullocks’best friend
among his friends not only forits antics but also for its dedi-cation to its owner.
Karthi earns his living bytransporting rice bags in his
bullock cart.Charlie accompanies Karthi
daily to work.The dog walks under the cart
or between the bullocks whichitself is a sight to behold forpassersby. It has establishedan unique bond with the bul-locks whom he guides on hisown over short distances, ac-cording to Karthi.
Charlie keeps a strict watchover the rice bags at the load-ing and unloading sites andgives a warning bark if anyoneso much as touches a bag with-out Karthi’s permission.
Karthi said that Charlie wasgifted to him as a pup by hisneighbour and he trained it .
Charlie is friendly and lovedby the children in his neigh-bourhood, he added. His con-tact number is 99629 06470.
Day-long specialpoojas in ShiridiDhyana Maiyam
tomorrow
By Our Staff ReporterSri Shiridi Sai Baba Dhyana
Maiyam (6, Sarojini Street, T.Nagar, Ph: 94444 53777) willconduct special poojas to cel-ebrate its 11th anniversary onSunday, September 22 from 6a.m to 9 p.m.
The following are details ofthe program.
6 a.m: Kakada Harathi7 a.m: Mangala Harathi8.30 a.m: Dhuni Pooja9.15 a.m: Sath Saritha
Paarayanam12 noon: Special Harathi12.30 p.m: Mass prayer3.30 p.m: Sthavana Manjari
Paarayanam4.30 p.m: Sri Vishnu Sahas-
ranaama Paarayanam5 p.m: Namasankeertha-
nam6 p.m: Evening Harathi7 p.m: Procession8.45 p.m: Mass prayerT. Thiruvalluvan (Founder)
said that in the last one year ithas received donations amoun-ting to Rs. 12.3 lakhs fromphilanthropists and devotees.
He said that the funds areused to provide assistance topoor persons for education,medical treatment, clothes, forconducting daily annadhanamin the temple and for publish-ing Shiridi Sai related litera-ture.
The center is open from 7a.m to 9 p.m on all days.
All are welcome.
Fogging machine smoke creates scare inT. Nagar bus terminus
By Our Staff ReporterCommuters and employees
rushed out of T. Nagar busterminus at around 8.30 a.mon September 19 fearing thata fire had broken out aftersmoke spurted out of a corner.
To everyone’s relief it turnedout to be smoke from a hand-held fogging machine operatedby a Corporation employee.
Even commuters sitting in-side buses scheduled to leavethe terminus scrambled out ofthe vehicles.
By Our Staff ReporterKothandaramar Temple
tank (Ellaiamman Koil Street,West Mambalam), which be-came dry a few months ago,has not been de-silted.
There is also an overgrowthof bushes. The recent heavyshowers have caused waterstagnation which has led to afoul smell.
Nearby vendors complainedthat they are nauseated bythe smell and find it difficult tosit in their shops. They saidthat customers too avoid com-ing to their shops owing to thestench resulting in loss of busi-
ness. The tank needs to becleaned, de-silted and thebushes removed before the
Crying need to clean KothandaramarTemple tank
advent of further rains lest itbecomes a major health haz-ard.
Free counselingon ‘Careersin media’tomorrowBy Our Staff Reporter
Centre for Media & PublicAffairs (West Mambalam) willconduct a free counseling pro-gram on ‘Career opportunitiesin media’ on Sunday, Sept. 22,from 10 a.m to 1.30 p.m inDNS Plaza, 2nd floor, next toNalli Jewellery, Panagal Park,T. Nagar.
It will be beneficial to colle-ge students and recent gradu-ates.
For more details, please con-tact V. Venkat Raj in 9884554656.
Aradhanai forMaha Swamigal inSankara Mathon ThursdayBy Our Staff Reporter
Sankara Math (38/29,Krupasankari Street, WestMambalam, Ph: 2483 9323)will celebrate its 24th yeararadhanai of Sri JagadguruSankaracharya SreemathAbhinava VidyatheerthaMaha Swamigal on Thursday,Sept. 26, from 9 a.m.
Swaminathan and party willperform Guru bakthi bhajanat 7 p.m.
All are welcome.
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By Our Staff ReporterThough Chennai Corpora-
tion extended the August 15deadline to September 15 forthe opening of ‘Chennai Corpo-ration Pavement VendorsShopping Complex’ on Thyaga-raya Road, T. Nagar, many ofthe roadside vendors have stillnot occupied their allottedslots.
Corporation officials saidthat they delayed the openingfollowing requests from a num-ber of hawkers who soughtmore time to complete interiorwork before shifting theirwares.
But the hawkers toldMambalam Times that thework is still incomplete and maytake a month more.
The complex, built at a costof Rs. 4.3 crores, has remainedvacant despite the Supreme
September 15 deadline also passeswithout hawkers’ complex opening
Court lifting a stay in a casefiled by the vendors.
The civic body has alsoplanned to make Pondy Ba-zaar a vehicle-free zone to re-duce traffic congestion andpollution levels.
Nearly 650 pavement hawk-ers of Pondy Bazaar, SouthUsman Road, SivaprakasamSalai and Panagal Park havebeen allotted shops in the com-plex which was constructedthree years ago.
By Our Staff ReporterLions Club of Madras South City installed a 1000-watt
capacity solar panel worth Rs. 1.3 lakh in Government GirlsHigh School (Usman Road, T. Nagar) on Sept. 18.
It was inaugurated by K. Balachandra Reddy (Governor,Dist 324 A1).
Lions Club installs solar panelin school
By Our Staff ReporterUnder the auspices of Sath-
guru Gana Nilayam (PrasanthFlat, New No. 24, Jothy Rama-lingam 1st Street, West Mam-balam, Ph: 98408 70446),Meera Sivaramakrishnan willpresent a violin concert in viewof Bahula Panchami on Sun-day, Sept. 22, from 6.30 p.m to8.30 p.m in Thyagaraja Hall(SMR Matriculation School,Jothy Ramalingam Street,West Mambalam).
She will be accompanied byKumbakonam K. Ramakrish-nan on the mridangam andHarihara Subramanyam onthe ghatam.
All are welcome.
Meera’s violinconcert tomorrow
evening
Free heart and eye check-uptodayBy Our Staff Reporter
Daasya (12th Avenue, AshokNagar) and Rotary Club ofMadras North West will jointlyconduct a free heart check-upand eye screening programfrom 9.30 a.m to 12.30 p.m onSaturday, September 21 inPanigraha Kalyana Manda-pam (29, Arya Gowda Road,West Mambalam).
Dr. V. Arun (Heart Surgeon)and a team of doctors fromSankara Nethralaya will ex-amine the patients.
The checks include BP,sugar, ECG, echo for heart re-lated problems.
Persons with cataract willbe offered free surgery inSankara Nethralaya.
For more details please con-tact in 99406 38972.
Free dental check-up on FridayBy Our Staff Reporter
T. Nagar Exnora Women’sGuild in association withSaveetha Dental College willconduct free dental check-upon Friday, Sept. 27, from 9 a.mto 1 p.m in Sri Sarathy Nila-yam, Old No. 2, New No.14,First Street, Bharathi Nagar,T. Nagar.
A team of dentists fromSaveetha Dental College willexamine the participants.
They will also promoteawareness on dental hygiene.
The program will be inaugu-rated by Radhika Anand,(President, T. Nagar ExnoraWomen’s Guild).
For registration and otherdetails, please call 2834 4418or 2834 4419.
21-dayfree yoga coursefrom Sunday
Sanyasi Krishnayogam willconduct a 21-day free yogacourse for adults from Sunday,Sept. 22, from 5.30 a.m to 7a.m in Bala Vidya Higher Sec-ondary School (30, Vasudeva-puram, between ChakrapaniStreet and Janakiraman St-reet, near Doraiswamy Roadsubway, Mambalam).
The classes are conductedaccording to the curriculum ofthe Bihar School of Yoga.Asanas, praanayama pratya-hara (sense withdrawal tech-niques), dharana (concentra-tion), meditation, mantra, val-ue education, food habits andshat kriyas (internal pathwayscleaning for managing dis-eases) are taught.
Doctors will give lectures onalternative medicines.
Classes on stress manage-ment for corporate executivesare also conducted.
For more details, please call94442 40383 or visit www.satyamyogatrust.net.
Sanyasi Krishnayogam alsooffers counseling to his stu-dents.
Book in Tamil on back pain releasedBy Our Staff Reporter
A book in Tamil on ‘back pain’authored by Dr. Ramesh Babu(Orthopedic Surgeon and Di-rector of Spot Hospital, 36/16,Dr. Ambedkar Road, Kodam-bakkam) was released by K.Rosaiah (Tamilnadu Gover-nor) on September 15 in HotelRamada (Egmore) during the9th anniversary celebrationsof the ‘Continuing Medical Edu-cation Program’.
According to the author, thebook explains in layman’s lan-
guage, the cause and effects ofand cure for back related painand trauma.
The book is available freeand copies can be collected fromthe hospital.
By Our Staff ReporterRadhatri Nethralaya (12,
Hindi Prachara Sabha Street,T. Nagar) distributed free vi-sual aids to 15 students withpartially impaired vision resid-ing in Government Boys Hos-tel (Saidapet) during its 5th
anniversary celebrations onSeptember 15.
The aids were distributed byV. Raghavan (retired profes-sor from IIT, Madras) and Dr.V. R. Vijayaraghavan.
Radhatri Nethralaya gives visual aids to 15 students
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Sir – We, the residents of Nana Street lo-cated near Panagal Park are suffering fromrainwater stagnation in our street, apart fromdumping of garbage and silt removed fromstormwater drains in other areas by ChennaiCorporation workers. Following rains, the wholearea has turned slushy and stinks. - Resi-dents
Nana Street stinks
Sir, Thank you for publishing our association’sletter last week inviting other residents’ asso-ciations to join hands in consolidating and orga-nizing Aadhar camps within the colonies asproposed by Directorate of Census.
We received an overwhelming response froma number of residents and associations in the
Women Helpline 1091
Residents left out in NPR surveystruggle for Aadhar enrolment
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neighbourhood. However on consolidation, we found that many of theresidents were missed out during the population census carried out in2010 and many were even unaware of such an exercise.
Since enrollment / registration of biometric data cannot be donewithout the census slip, we have told those residents to get in touch withtheir respective zonal offices of the Chennai Corporation, where theyhave go through the procedure to get themselves included in theNational Population Register.
In the case of those who have the Aadhaar card issued by the UniqueIdentification Authority, it has to be re-linked to the NPR scheme.
The interaction with the residents confirmed that the Census De-partment has not carried out the exercise of enumeration in the year2010 in a systematic way.
If it had done it properly, it is not possible that so many residentswould not have been left out of the survey when many of them havebeen living in the same residence for a number of years.
As a result of the blunders committed by the officials, residents arenow forced to run from pillar to post to get them enrolled.
We have allayed the fears of the residentswho are yet to get enrolled under the NPRscheme that they will not be denied of the LPGsubsidy, as the Census Department is yet tocover a vast ground in Tamilnadu.
We must mention that since the officialsthemselves are unaware of the nitty-gritty ofthe scheme, they were of no help to the resi-dents. Confusion, therefore reigned supremewherever the camps were held. – V. S.Jayaraman, Secretary, Motilal StreetResidents’ Welfare Association, Old No.31, New No. 57, Motilal Street, T. Nagar
By M. A. SADANANDNO HOLDS BARRED
HUMAN BEASTSThe Delhi Sessions Judge, while convict-
ing the four human beasts who murderedthe defenceless girl after brutalising her likedogs in heat, could not (unless the IndianPenal Code of Macaulay had been amendedmaking rape and murder a mere flee biteoffence that entails a fine of ten rupees) butimpose a fitting tribute to the quartet byordering the manila ropes which put themon the same pedestal as friend Afzal andKasab for a hoist to the nether world. Theconscientious judge, who is reportedly anacquitter, must have been revolted by thedepravity of the fellows and visualised therope-halo around their young necks.
Anamika, the murderee, did not enrichmedical lore in India but the SingaporeHospital will treasure the case study theydid on her entrails devastated by the ironrod wielding juvenile rapist-killer, report-edly the researcher of the gang on what theinsides of a girl look like.
Narendra Mody as PM will, I hope, pickthe brains of good old Subramanian Swamyor me to rubbish or replace the JuvenileJustice Act. As I am against death sen-tence which is not a punishment, since allof us, the good, the bad, the ugly and thebeautiful die, the guilty should be made toLIVE and SUFFER.
Abolish the death sentence. Punish theguilty with jailed life. Send a copy of thisimmortal thesis to the hanging duo of PranabMukherjea and Home Minister Shinde whoare unaware of the word “Mercy”.
By Our StaffReporter
Elders, the journal ofTamil Nadu Senior Citi-zens Association pub-lished by D. Raja-sekaran (80) (residentof Anna Nagar), is inits 14th year now.
‘Elders’ journal in its14th year
The journal was launched in 1999. Themonthly journal is issued to the Associationmembers in the neighbourhood.
The 8-pages journal, a channel for elders, isa treat to those who love reading newspapers.
It contains jokes, notes and useful tips forsenior citizens, an obituary column and activi-ties of the Association.
According to Rajasekaran, he is keen onincreasing the number of pages and photo-graphs to cater to the needs of its strongreadership. The Association has more than1500 members in role.
He can be contacted in 2621 3850.
Discourses on ‘SaisathSaritha’By Our Staff Reporter
Under the auspices of Sri Shirdi Sai Medita-tion Mandir (6, Sarojini Street, T. Nagar) thereare discourses on ‘Sri Saisath Saritha’ at 6.30p.m on Sundays in its premises.
T. Thiruvalluvan (Founder) told MambalamTimes that mass spiritual healing is conductedat 7.30 p.m on Thursdays and Sundays.
All are welcome.More details can be had in phones 2643 2323,
4212 5118 and 94444 53777.
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SPECIAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ACCOMMODATIONWANTED
WANTED single bedroom, hall,kitchen for lease in and around WestMambalam & T. Nagar. Ph: 9092113056, 95003 425600.
MINI HALLBALA Graha A/c Mini Hall, 6/31,
Veerasamy Street, West Mam-balam, next to SRM NightingaleSchool, for conducting smallfunctions. Ph: 2489 3884, 9444918484.
WEST MAMBALAM, Maha-devan Street (State Bank Building), 2Halls – Kamakshi Mini Hall A/c (100guests), Kamakshi Hall A/c (200guests). Ph: 4351 2233, 4351 2556,99404 54545, 94450 54545.www.kamakshihall.com.
OLD AGE HOMESRI Vidya Old Age Home Trust,
West Mambalam. We care for agedcitizens (both men and women).Healthy, hygienic food and cleanaccommodation will be provided withmotherly care. Contact: B.Vijayalakshmi, Ph: 94459 98939,95660 28520, 2474 0259.
REAL ESTATE(SELLING)
WEST MAMBALAM, New No.41/4, Postal Colony 3rd Street, 800sq.ft, UDS 435 sq.ft, ground floor, 2bedrooms, 22 years old, wellmaintained, 2-wheeler parking, 3phase, rate Rs. 8500 sq.ft, no brokers,cash parties only. Ph: 98415 76707,99402 87647.
WEST MAMBALAM, Lake ViewRoad, 636 sq.ft, UDS 489 sq.ft, 1st
floor, full woodwork, tiles flooring,common car park, price Rs. 47 lakhs(negotiable), 20 years old, inspectionon Sunday from 10 a.m to 12.30 p.m.Ph: 94458 55642.
WEST MAMBALAM, No. 6,Station Road, near MambalamRailway Station, 1 bedroom, hall,kitchen, 423 sq.ft, 2nd floor, semifurnished, no car park, no brokers.Ph: 98623 27632.
T. NAGAR, RameshwaramRoad, very near Mambalam RailwayStation, single bedroom, 400 sq.ft, 2nd
floor, prime area, no brokers. Ph:97897 87811, 97909 20671.
WEST MAMBALAM, No. 14/1,South K. R. Koil Street, near SrinivasaTheatre, 2 portion with 8 rooms, 3toilets, 1137 sq.ft, UDS 550 sq.ft,ground floor, price Rs. 60 lakhs(negotiable). Contact: K. RameshBabu. Ph: 93807 70752.
WEST MAMBALAM, AryaGowda Road, 1 bedroom, hall,kitchen, 430 sq.ft, UDS 203 sq.ft,ground floor, bath attached, 16 yearsold, vitrified tiles, 3 phase, 24 hourswater, 2-wheeler parking, rate Rs.6600 per sq.ft, cash parties preferred,no brokers. Ph: 81488 39682.
ASHOK NAGAR, 34th Street, nearJawahar High School, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, 750 sq.ft, UDS 400 sq.ft,1st floor, newly renovated, 24 hourswater, 2-wheeler parking, cashparties. Ph: 98410 71096.
WEST MAMBALAM, Subra-manian Street, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 840 sq.ft, 1st floor, Northfacing, lift, 15 years old, price Rs. 82lakhs, road side car park.Viswanathan. Ph: 95001 10144.
T. NAGAR, Ramanujam Street,2 bedrooms, 725 sq.ft, carpet area,ground floor flat, well maintained,covered car park, 23 years old,genuine buyers, strictly no brokers,contact on Sunday. Ph: 97107 71237.
WEST MAMBALAM,No. 7, Giri Street, 1bedroom, hall, kitchen,520 sq.ft, 2nd floor, lift,attached bathroom, 1extra bathroom, 16years old, price Rs. 37lakhs, no car park.Contact: Wilson. Ph:90032 22061, 904082216.T. NAGAR, South Boag Road, 3
bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1300 sq.ft,UDS 811 sq.ft, 2nd floor, open carpark, 24 years old, price Rs. 1.10crores, clear title. Contact: Vijayson.Ph: 98403 32418.
T. NAGAR, Thomas Road, off.South Boag Road, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 800 sq.ft, UDS 405 sq.ft, 1st
floor, covered car park, 17 years old,price Rs. 68 lakhs, clear title. Contact:Vijayson. Ph: 98403 32418.
RENTALK. K. NAGAR, 571, 4th Sector, 17th
Avenue, near PSBB School, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, study room,1800 sq.ft, independent duplex house,covered car park, vegetarians only,visit on Saturday & Sunday. Ph: 9940311441, 95856 47801.
ASHOK NAGAR, No. 29-A, 10th
Avenue, 3 bedrooms (1 room A/c),hall, kitchen, 1200 sq.ft, 1st floor, semifurnished, covered car park,Brahmins only. Ph: 91763 20969.
T. NAGAR, 2/36, Gopal Street, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 750 sq.ft, 2nd
floor, full woodwork, car parking,Brahmin family only, no brokers. Ph:72991 86911, 2434 3473.
WEST MAMBALAM, No. 11,Thambiah Street, near RailwayStation, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1st
floor apartment, bath attached,balcony, rent Rs. 10200, car parking,family or bachelors also. Ph: 24333477, 98411 93685.
T. NAGAR, 35/2, South BoagRoad, shop, 140 sq.ft, rent Rs. 6000.Ph: 97103 89291.
JAFFERKHANPET, No. 15-B,Lakshmi Street, 3 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 1250 sq.ft, 1st floor flat, 3phase, separate EB meter, car park,rent Rs. 17000. Ph: 99402 26935.
T. NAGAR, No. 7, Sri HariApartment, Abdul Aziz Street, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 725 sq.ft, 3rd
floor, no lift, covered car park, rentRs. 15000. Ph: 98408 52996.
WEST MAMBALAM, O. No. 43,N. No. 20, Babu Rajendra PrasadStreet, very near Raiway Station,single bedroom, hall, kitchen, smallBrahmin family only, rent Rs. 11000,no brokers. Ph: 2474 8629, 9444011817.
WEST MAMBALAM, 2/74,Moorthy Street, near AyodhyaMandapam, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, store room, 1st floor. Ph: 24893047.
ASHOK NAGAR, No. 3-A, L.I.C.Colony, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,pooja room, wash area, 1200 sq.ft,independent ground floor house,covered car park, semi furnished,rent Rs. 20000, vegetarians/Brahmins preferred. Ph: 9940409453, 87545 73627.
ASHOK NAGAR, 59/31, 48th
Street, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 3bathrooms, 1200 sq.ft, 1st floor,residential, semi furnished, rent Rs.18500, car parking. Ph: 72999 48899,72999 28899.
ASHOK NAGAR, No. 12, RagavaReddy Colony, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, independent 1st floor house,rent Rs. 15000, vegetarians/Brahmins only, car parking, 24 hourswater. Ph: 98403 66478, 2471 0489.
ASHOK NAGAR, No. 29, 18th
Avenue, 2 bedrooms, spacious hall,2nd floor flat, lift, car parking, rent Rs.13000. Ph: 2844 0320.
WEST MAMBALAM, No. 10,Baktavatsalam Street, oppositeAyodhya Mandapam, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, independent ground floorhouse, separate EB, rent Rs. 18000.Ph: 99405 77797.
KODAMBAKKAM, No. 25/15,Azeez Nagar 3rd Street, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, 1100 sq.ft, independent1st floor house, excellent airy, rentRs. 16500 (negotiable), Brahminsonly. Ph: 2372 4065, 98404 48481.
T. NAGAR, 4/2, Brown StoneApartment, Thomas 1st Lane, new, 3bedrooms, hall, modular kitchen,1250 sq.ft, 2nd floor, lift, A/c, geyser,covered car park, woodwork,generator set, vegetarians only. Ph:98403 23947.
WEST MAMBALAM, 12/7, LakeView Road, near Bank of India, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 900 sq.ft,ground floor, 2 wheeler parking, rentRs. 15000, advance Rs. 60000. Ph:95519 08234, 95662 14063.
WEST MAMBALAM, No. 32,Sampangi Reddy Street, 3bedrooms, 1200 sq.ft, ground floor,car parking, rent Rs. 20000. Contact:Appu. Ph: 98414 67463.
WEST MAMBALAM, No. 51/21,Annamalai Nagar 1st Street, (near12th Avenue, Ashok Nagar), 2bedrooms, 750 sq.ft, independent 1st
floor house, 2 bathrooms, 2 balconies,2-wheeler parking only. Ph: 9444167979.
VALASARAVAKKAM, Plot No.145, Chowdry Nagar 16th Street, nearKesavardhini, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 870 sq.ft, brand new, 1st floorflat, woodwork, spacious covered carpark, Brahmins only. Ph: 8428947785, 98407 73066.
WEST MAMBALAM, New 34,Old 20/1, Velu Street, near IndianBank, 1000 sq.ft, independent groundfloor house, enough water, rent Rs.20000, Brahmins only. Ph: 2474 6278.
ASHOK NAGAR, Door No. 25/14, 61st Street, near Pillar, 2bedrooms, attached bathroom, 3rd
floor flat, lift, woodwork, geyser,vegetarians only, Brahminspreferred, immediate occupation, nobrokers. Ph: 81481 05807.
WEST MAMBALAM, Sree RamMarvel Apartment, Flat-H, No. 44,Thambiah Road, near RailwayStation, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen,separate pooja room, 1220 sq.ft, fullygranite flooring, newly renovated &painting, woodwork, commonparking. Ph: 99410 11781.
K. K. NAGAR (WEST), Old No.31/3, New No. 83, East Vannier Street,behind Pondichery Guest House, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, individualhouse, 1st floor, plenty of water,Brahmins only. Ph: 2364 4789, 23644790, 94449 19489.
T. NAGAR, No. 24, RanganStreet, opposite Chennai Silks, 1200sq.ft, 1st floor house, open car park,family or bachelors, rent Rs. 18000,no brokers. Ph: 99414 57253.
T. NAGAR, Old No. 2/3, New No.5, Kausikam Apartment, Flat No. 4,Unnamalaiammal Street, off NorthUsman Road, 2 bedrooms, hall(dining & drawing), kitchen, poojaroom, balcony, now fully renovated,vegetarians only. Ph: 98401 87177,4202 4963.
ASHOK NAGAR, No. 74, 10th
Avenue, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen,720 sq.ft, 2nd floor flat, 24 hours water,security, mosaic flooring, visit duringweek days from 6.30 p.m to 7.30p.m, and week ends from 10 a.m to 2p.m. Ph: 94456 26816.
ASHOK NAGAR, 17/1, RaghavaReddy Colony, 3 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 1350 sq.ft, independentground floor house, car parking, rentRs. 20000, 24 hours water. Contact:Selvam. Ph: 99624 30669, 9176120459.
WEST MAMBALAM, No. 36,Anand Square, Govindan Road, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, Western &Indian toilet, 24 hours water,Brahmins only, no brokers. Ph: 24851279, 98406 41227.
KODAMBAKKAM, Rangara-japuram, Old No. 8, New No. 18,R.N. Nambiyar Street (nearShobana Kalyana Mandapam),independent house, ground floor, 675sq.ft, Rs. 6500 sq.ft, 10 monthsadvance or 6 lakhs lease, Brahminsonly. Contact: Prof. Santhanam, Ph:94442 71379.
Ground Floor & 1st Floor, Old No.19, Arya Gowda Road,Near Ayodhya Mandapam, West Mambalam, Chennai 33.
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S. Parthasarathy (resident of 58/34,Raju Street, West Mambalam, Ph: 24747346) passed away on Sept. 12.
He was 85 and had been a resident ofMambalam for more than 50 years.
He had retired from AG’S office,Chennai.
OBITUARYS.PARTHASARATHY
He is survived by his wife, two sons and grandchildren.
Wear helmetwhile riding a
2-wheelerBy Our Staff ReporterA thick wooden stick floating in
Adyar River created a flutter afterpassersby mistook it for a croco-dile at around 2 p.m on September18.
Traffic was affected onJawaharlal Nehru Road for morethan an hour.
A pedestrian walking along thebridge over Adyar River near KasiTheater (Jawaharlal Nehru Road,Jafferkhanpet) mistook a floatingand slowly moving wooden logfor a crocodile.
He stopped other passersby tohave a look and soon an excitedcrowd gathered. Even driversstopped their vehicles to have alook.
This led to heavy traffic conges-tion.
Traffic police had a tough timedispersing the crowd as they re-fused to budge despite repeatedappeals.
The forest department was calledin. Range officer S. David Raj,who visited the spot, confirmedwith his long range binocular that
Log mistaken for crocodile inAdyar River leads to traffic jam
it was a log wrapped in cloth, afterwhich the crowd dispersed.
Free breastexaminationprogram nextSundayBy Our Staff Reporter
Vasantha Memorial Trust willconduct a free ‘Breast examina-tion’ program on Sunday, Sept. 29from 9 a.m to 12 noon in VasanthaMemorial Hospital (33, 35th Street,Ashok Nagar).
The number of registrations isrestricted to 25.
According to Dr. Ramanathan(Trustee), more such programswill be conducted between Oct. 15and 30 and they will include breastcancer workshops, breast exami-nation programs and mammogramswith breast ultrasound at concessio-nal rates.
He said that 710 women have sofar benefited from its free 1000mammogram project launched inOctober last year.
For registration please contactthe hospital in 97910 48379 or2471 7871 or visit www.vasanthamemorial.com.
Akanda sahasranaamapaarayanam in VenkatesaPerumal temple next SaturdayBy Our Staff Reporter
Vishnu Sahasranama Mandali of Sri Prasanna VenkatesaPerumal Temple (Mettupalayam, West Mambalam) hasorganized ‘Akanda Sri Vishnu Sahasranaama paarayanam’ onSaturday, September 28 from 6.30 a.m to 6.30 p.m in thetemple premises.
This event is taking place for the 23rd consecutive year.There will be special thirumanjanam and alangaaram for the
presiding deity Prasanna Venkatesa Perumal and Thayaar.All are welcome.
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By Our Staff ReporterRamakrishna Mission (3,
Maharajapuram SanthanamSalai, T. Nagar) will conductfree spoken English courses atbasic and intermediate levelsfrom Sunday, Sept. 29.
College students, employees,job seekers and housewivescan apply. Classes will be con-ducted by highly trained, quali-fied, experienced and dedicatedteachers at all the levels.
The course content will fo-cus on grammar, vocabularyand conversational skills.
Ramakrishna Mission toconduct spoken English classes
Last date for submission ofapplications is Sept. 27.
For class time and other de-tails, please call 2814 3896 or2814 3514.
Free classes onBhagavatham
Free classes on ‘Srimad Bha-gavatham’ are conducted at 11a.m on Tuesdays at 2, 50thStreet, Ashok Nagar.
All are welcome.More details can be had in
phone 98406 03064.
Embar Kasturi’s concert on PatnamSubramania Iyer’s kritis tomorrow
By Our Staff ReporterUnder the auspices of Gaa-
napriya Foundation and Ma-dhuradwani, Embar R. Kasturiwill give a rendition of the
‘Sahityam and Sangeetham’of Patnam Subramnia Iyer andhis krithis on Sunday, Sept.22, at 6.30 p.m in Arkay Con-vention Center, 146, OMSLakshanan 3rd floor, Roya-pettah High Road, Mylapore.
According to S. L. Narasim-han (Member, Gaanapriya),the Foundation has initiated aproject of documenting Pat-nam’s kritis.
It has conducted a series of‘Lec-Dems’ on the kritis withleading musicians, he added.
By Our Staff ReporterA jet rodding machine was
purchased recently at a cost ofRs. 35 lakhs to ease the con-servancy work of clearingblocks in sewers for Wards 133and 135 covering West Mam-balam, Ashok Nagar andnearby areas.
Money for the purchase wasreleased from the constituencydevelopment fund of V. P. Ka-lairajan (T. Nagar MLA).
The wards already possess 4such machines which too wereprocured recently.
Kalairajan said that the jetrodding machines help avoidmanual clearing by workersentering manholes whichmethod is dangerous.
He has appealed to residentsto contact him in 94440 13892regarding civic issues.
New jet rodding machine for Wards 133, 135
About 10 autorickshawsplying without meters andpermits were seized by RTOofficials at the junction ofBurkit Road and Usman Road(T. Nagar) on September 19.
A T. Nagar RTO official said
Autos without meters,permits seized
Gandhi Instituteconducts freecomputer courseBy Our Staff Reporter
Gandhi Institute of Com-puter Education & Informa-tion Technology (a wing ofBharatiya Vidya Bhavan) willconduct a free computercourse for educated unem-ployed youth from economi-cally weak sections and forsenior citizens in its centers inT. Nagar (12, ThanikachalamStreet) and Mylapore (18, 20& 22, East Mada Street) fromNov.1.
The course content includescomputer basics, Tally, DTPand a special senior citizencomputer orientation course.
Application forms can becollected from the centers be-tween 10.30 a.m and 5 p.m onweekdays.
The last date for submittingapplication is Oct. 16.
Since seats are limited, ap-plicants will be registered onfirst come first served basis.
during random checks, near-ly 50 autorickshaws plyingwithout permits were seizedin its jurisdiction covering T.Nagar, West Mambalam,Ashok Nagar, K. K. Nagar andnearby areas this week.
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