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(Ýù‰î Mèì¡, 15.6.1932) ANNA NAGAR TIMES: Kilpauk - Purasai Edition November 1 - 7, 2014 NSS camp by Bentinck School students By Our Staff Reporter Volunteers of National Service Scheme (NSS), a students’ movement of Bentinck Girls School (Purasawalkam High Road, Purasawalkam), interacted with the inmates of differently-abled inmates of Anna Tilo Cottage in a camp at Naa Palayam, Manali Pudhu Nagar last week. The volunteers taught them candle making, popcorn preparation and creation of flower vases out of waste materials. They cleaned their premises and entertained them by holding games and quiz. They Barnaby Road residents appeal for permanent road median distributed prizes to the winners at the end of the program. They were accompanied by Koil Rathy (NSS Program Officer). By Our Staff Reporter Picture shows the volunteers The under-15 volleyball handing over a pack of candles team of Sir M. Ct. M. Boys prepared by them to the School (Raja Annamalai inmates. Road, Purasawalkam) emerged the runner-up in the Elevated road district-level tournament between Raja conducted by the School Muthiah Road and Education Department at Pulla Reddy Avenue proposed By Our Staff Reporter By Our Staff Reporter Residents of Barnaby Road, Kilpauk, have appealed to the civic body and highways department to install a permanent center median on the road for smooth flow of traffic. The arterial road is becoming busier day by day due to traffic diversions. In addition, the entrance of Kilpauk Medical College has been shifted from Poonamallee High Road to Barnaby Road to facilitate the massive project work of Chennai Metro Rail Limited. Picture shows a makeshift center median on the road. Permanent Aadhaar card centers to come up by Nov. 15 The Census Department will set up permanent Aadhaar card centers in all the wards of the city by Nov. 15. The delay in covering the entire population has caused some hiccups in the machinery as the government would have to rely on the biometric database for its proposed smart ration cards. The cards presently in circulation were issued in 2005 and their validity extended with additional sheets since 2010. The Aadhaar exercise began in 2011 under the direct supervision of Unique Identification Authority of India (UIAI). The Census Department took over it in 2012 and began registering the biometric parameters under its National Population Register (NPR) program and began capturing the biometric parameters. More than 60% of the populations in the city suburbs have received the cards. M. Ct. M. School runner-up in volleyball tourney The Highways Department has proposed to construct a 5.18-km-long elevated road between Raja Muthiah Road near Rippon Building (Poonamallee High Road) and Pulla Reddy Avenue (Shenoy Nagar). The corridor will have several arms for vehicles to enter and exit along Guruswamy Bridge, New Avadi Road, EVR Sampath Road and Nair Bridge. The corridor is considered essential as the arterial stretch carries around 2.5 lakh vehicles every day and among them two-wheelers constitute the most, 60 per cent of the traffic, cars 30 per cent and buses and other heavy vehicles the remaining. Presently, the micro plan of the various roads running parallel and perpendicular to this arterial stretch is being prepared. After this, the alignment will be sent to the designs wing and thereafter the land plan schedule will be made ready, a senior official of the department said. The existing market rates for the cost of construction are estimated to be Rs.450 crore and a similar amount will be required for land acquisition. After design approval and drawing up of estimate, it will have to get administrative sanction from the government for funds, he added. State-level Gita recitation competition for school students The Egmore Sanskrit School (75/15, Vellala Street, Purasawalkam) will conduct a Statelevel Bhagwad Gita recitation competition (Chapters 13-17) for school students on Jan. 25 and 26. According to Dr. P. S. Ramamurti (Secretary), a minimum 60 days is required for students to memorize the chapters with correct intonation and pronunciation. Students can register online at www.egmoresamskrtschool.com. More details can be had by calling 2642 4721 or 4202 7151. Danish Matriculation School, Perambur, on Oct. 30. The team was defeated by the hosting school in the final match. 15 teams from several districts of Tamil Nadu participated in the tournament. Consumers oppose proposed power tariff hike By Our Staff Reporter Consumers opposed the proposed power tariff at a public hearing conducted by Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Cororation Limited (TANGEDCO) in its corporate office in Chennai last week. They criticized the state’s electricity utility, TANGED CO, for its mismanagement and unsound business practices, which included buying power from private producers at expensive rates in violation of an order passed by the Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission (TNERC) in 2012. The Neyveli thermal plant is able to sell power at Rs.2 per unit. But TANGEDCO buys power from some private players who sell at Rs.12 and Rs.16 a unit, said District Secretary, Center of Indian Trade Union (CITU). Braving incessant rain and flooded roads, a sizable number of the city’s residents turned up at a public hearing here on Friday to register their protest against the proposed power tariff hike. It was a clash of two world views, as those advocating an increase in the power bill considered electricity as a commodity that can vary in price based on the profit margin, while angry consumers held on to the view that power supply is public goods. He also pointed to the thousands of crores of rupees of arrears that TANGEDCO has failed to collect and insisted that by taking action against errant consumers and by curbing electricity theft, the need for a tariff hike could be avoided. M. Thuyamurthy of the Association of Transparency and Anti-Corruption said that despite repeated and specific complaints about incidents of power theft, including those at apartment high-rises, no action has been taken. “What is the point of our representation,” he asked. Industry voices such as Sanchit Makhija of Indus Towers Ltd., a telecom tower operator, said that the proposed hike would violate the guidelines issued by the Electricity Appellate Tribunal and amount to a “tariff shock.” “The cost of supplying power, according to TANGEDCO, has increased only by five per cent. But, the proposed hike for commercial players like us is 20 per cent,” he said. Even the few who said that they would consider the proposed hike said they could do so only if “uninterrupted power supply” is promised. Murali Mohan, secretary, Maduranthakam Cooperative Sugar Mills in Padaalam, said that while multi-national companies and Special Economic Zones were enjoying round-the-clock power supply, farmers, already affected by persistent power cuts and drought for several years, are yet to come out from the tariff revision shock of 2012. “It almost doubled the cost of electricity charges for the farmers who were increasingly facing difficulty in undertaking agricultural operations because of shortage of water,” he said, asking the TNERC members to postpone tariff hike by few more years. 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Üî£õ¶ Gè› è£ôˆF«ô Þ¼. «õø ⃫è«ò£ êëêK‚è£ «îƒAø ܘˆî‹Â â´ˆ¶‚èô£‹. êK, c ꣊H´. «è£®‚ è¬ì‚°Š «ð£Œ ªõˆî¬ô, Yõ™, ð¡m˜Š ¹¬èJ¬ô õ£ƒ A‡´ õ«ó¡. v죂 ÝJ´ˆ¶.’ [email protected] TANKER Foundation opens new dialysis unit By Our Staff Reporter Tamil Nadu Kidney Research (TANKER) Foundation (766, Poonamallee High Road, Kilpauk), an NGO offering dialysis at subsidized rates to kidney disease patients, opened a new unit at 86, 1st Main Road, near Hindustan Petrol Pump Station, Ambattur Industrial Estate, on Oct. 26. Latha A. Kumarasami (Managing Trustee) told this reporter that the unit has the capacity to accommodate 26 patients at a time for treatment. The foundation also provides free treatment to needy patients. She thanked Ambattur Industrial Estate Manufacturers Association (AIEMA) for sponsoring the building construction expenses and Ambattur Rotary Hospital (ARH) for donating the space free of cost. She also thanked Cognizant Foundation for promising to donate 6 new dialysis machines to the unit. Picture shows movie actor Suriya inaugurating the unit. Student drummer enters Bharat Book of Records By Our Staff Reporter M. Suman, a Std.12 student of Maharanibai Jamunadoss Vaishnav Higher Secondary School, Poonamallee High Road, Purasawalkam, entered the Bharat Book of Records by playing drums with the most number of drummers in one accord for an hour in a show organized by Sivamani Drums, Nandanam, last week. The staff of Bharat Book of Records (BBR) (Jafferkhanpet) recognized the genuine achievement of artists and professionals by visiting the program in person. Destitute Home inmates win ‘Super grandpa’, ‘Super grandma’ titles Water supply to residence polluted By Our Staff Reporter The Metrowater supply to Plot 150, Mettu Street, off Konnur High Road, is polluted. N. Rajaraman, the resident, told this reporter that the water stinks and is mixed up with sewage. It is unsafe to even wash hands and legs, he added. He had complained to the officials of Metrowater department on 2nd avenue, Anna Nagar, a month ago, but there has been no action, according to him Picture shows murky water being pumped out from the water line. ANNA NAGAR TIMES Paul Jagadish (inmate of Mercy Home, Halls Road, Kilpauk) and Philomena Rani (inmate of Little Sisters of the Poor, Harrington Road, Chetpet) won the ‘Super grandpa’ and ‘Super grandma’ titles respectively in a fancy dress competition held in connection with ongoing celebrations of ‘Senior Citizens Significance’ by Help Age India, Kilpauk, last week. Help Age India, an NGO looking after the welfare of deserted senior citizens, conducts a series of programs to bring cheer to elderly persons in October and November every year. The organization can be contacted in 98417 13671. 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SADANAND LAWS’ FLAWS Long long ago when we, the present old men, were young worshippers of beauty projected by Hollywood on cinema screens, Elizabeth Taylor, the trophy winning creation by God, made a triumphant trip to Casino Cinema as Cleopatra through a sea of humanity after laying low all her lovers and self proclaimed enemies. I must have been in college then and gripped by the thought that life is so beautiful as concocted by good old Shakespeare. It is good to be taken for rides by humanists like the Bard of Avon. He probably had nothing else to do but to create dreams for fools like me and the drunken mob in his home city drama halls. Let us skip a century and focus on a triumphant motorcade from Chennai airport to Poes Garden, a locality in Chennai rendered holy by Amma’s presence in a palace where she is the deity. I had the good fortune to visit it many years back when she was the Chief Deity of Tamilnadu and I was designated her Government Pleader in the High Court until an Iago contrived a situation in which Amma, in a hurry to catch a flight to Kodaikanal, went on a signing spree of papers, one of which was my sack order which she had not even read! Well,the history of the world would have been dull without Iago and similar creepy crawlies! If good old Nariman with his magic tongue and fund of legal lore is able to extricate good old Amma from the Karnataka High Court, it would be a tribute to all Ammas who do things for the general welfare of all as all mothers do! Maharanibai Jamunadoss Vaishnav School teachers felicitated K. Swamynathan K. Latha Ramesh S. Rajashree By Our Staff Reporter In appreciation of their services in the field of education, the following teachers of Maharanibai M. Anuradha J a m u n a d o s s T. P. Thirunavukkarasu Vaishnav Higher Secondary School (Poonamallee High Road, Arumbakkam) were felicitated with a citation by Lions Club International, Chennai chapter in a function held in Anna Nagar last week: K. Swamynathan (Computer Science), K. Latha Ramesh (Economics), S. Rajashree (Biology), T. P. Thirunavukkarasu (Chemistry) and M. Anuradha (English). Passport mela today By Our Staff Reporter In a move to assist passport applicants, the Passport Seva Kendra (PSK) on Nelson Manickam Road, Aminjikarai, will hold a mela at its office on Saturday, Nov. 1. C. Senthil Pandiyan (Regional Passport Officer) told media personnel that the Kendra will also clear passport applications of children below 3 years. The number of appointments received every day for tatkal applications was recently increased from 110 to 180. To participate in the mela, one should access the website www.passportindia.gov.in and generate the application registration number (ARN), pay the requisite fees and take an appointment. Applicants should bring the printout of ARN with appointment details to the Kendra along with the required documents in originals, plus a set of self-attested photocopies. During the mela, applications under tatkal and PCC categories will not be accepted. Walk-ins, including onhold and refuse tokens, will not be entertained. To clear pending applications, it has also been decided to observe all Tuesdays as internal review day. All officers and staff members will focus on clearing the pending cases, he added. M. Ct. M. School headmaster receives ‘Best Teacher’ award By Our Staff Reporter N. Sundararajan, headmaster of Sir M. Ct. Boys School (Raja Annamalai Road, Purasawalkam), was conferred the ‘Best Teacher Award’ by Kalvi Solai, an NGO in Perambur, on Oct. 26. A resource person in mathematics, he has presented a number of papers in several district, city and state level workshops conducted by School Education Department. He has completed more than two decades of service in the school. Civic body launches drive to reduce mosquitoes By Our Staff Reporter The health department of Chennai Corporation launched a drive to reduce mosquito breeding in all the zones across the city last week. This is a usual practice normally undertaken by the department in view of the onset of northeast monsoon rains. Conservancy workers are collecting discarded tyres, plastic containers, coconut husks and other possible items in which rain water could stagnate and turn into breeding spots for the insects. The department has also removed 7.35 tonnes of discarded materials that could collect rainwater and turn into mosquito breeding spots. An official of the department said that they have vigorously intensified their fogging activities to tackle the menace. A senior official told this reporter that awareness campaigns are being planned for school students and youths in the city. Other measures to tackle the menace like clearing hyacinth from lakes, introducing gambusia fish into water bodies, distribution of mosquito nets and free distribution of nochi plants to residents are on the agenda, he added. 21,000 copies of this edition are delivered FREE at residences in this neighbourhood every Saturday! Building on Millers Road collapses By Our Staff Reporter A two-storey building, believed to be more than 60 years old, on Millers Road, Kilpauk, suddenly collapsed at 11 p.m on Oct. 27. A number of shops, including a cell phone outlet, a tailoring unit and an automobile spare parts retail shop, all beneath the building, were damaged in the inci- dent. There were no causalities as all the shops had been locked from outside. A four-wheeler parked nearby was completely crushed by the falling debris. Fire and rescue personnel swung into action with a JCB excavator to remove the debris from the spot. Gokula Indira, Minister for Handloom and Textiles, immediately visited the site and was present till all the rescue operations were completed. Chennai Corporation has issued notice to Uttam Chand Jain, owner of the building, for poor maintenance of the house. Kilpauk Police are investigating the case. Sindhi School alumni have get-together in school By Our Staff Reporter The 2003 batch students of Sindhi School (Damodaran Street, Kilpauk) had a grand get-together in the school to refresh their memories last week. This batch of past students, most of them professionals in various disciplines and a few others in business, organized such a meet for the first time. Almost all of them had studied from L.K.G to Std. 12, a span of 14 years, in the school. As a mark of respect they welcomed the teachers by playing the instrument dhol. In order to bring cheer and happiness, the students conducted written quiz for the teachers and staff of the school. A past student told this reporter that it was a pleasure attending the event. Overall the students had an interactive session with the teachers for nearly three hours. Lunch was served to all at the end of the program. Picture shows teachers and staff of the school answering the quiz on a sheet of paper with an alumnus watching them. Wins first place in drawing competition By Our Staff Reporter Tamanna A. Makhija, a Std. 3 student of Sindhi School, Damodaran Street, Kilpauk, was presented a cash prize of Rs. 3000 for winning the first place in the sub-junior category of the city-level interschool drawing competition hosted by Tata Motors Ltd. on Oct. 26. She is trained by Durai Rajan, drawing teacher of the school. Students from 35 schools participated in the competition. 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Ph: 2626 9302, 99524 36202 SINGLEroom,attached bath,groundfloor,150sq.ft, W 70, W Block 4th Street, Anna Nagar, near Round Tana,oppositeTowerPark. For office, bachelors. Ph: 98841 77356 2 BEDROOMS, A/c, attached bath, drawing, dining room, balcony, open car park. AL 194, 12th Main Road. Ph: 2621 1616, 98410 16211 ANNA NAGAR, 4th Main Road, R 22, posh area, pre mium 3 bedrooms, hall, kitc hen, 2000 sq.ft, R Block 4th Street, wood work, modular kitchen, 3 covered car parks, lift. Rent Rs. 50,000 with option for 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen. Ph: 098467 20215 LEASE: Flat No. 344, Mohanram Nagar, Mogappair West, single bedroom, hall, kitchen, newly constructed, 2nd floor. Price Rs. 4 lakhs, negotiable. Ph: 98402 24406, 94981 29176 3 BEDROOMS, covered car park, fully furnished, 1st floor, Y 182, Anna Nagar. Ph: 98410 42284 NEAR Anna Adarsh School, AJ 113, AJ Block 1st Street, Anna Nagar, newly built, east facing, independent ground floor, semi-furnished house, living, pooja, store, washing, modular kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 attached and 1 common bath, all with shower enclo sures, 24 x 7 metro & bore water, 24 x 7 solar heater hot water, inverter, 2 A/c units, covered car park. Rent Rs. 25,000 + maintenance. Ph: 98410 63455, 90030 43067 NO. 26/2101, Jeevan Bhima Nagar, Anna Nagar Western Extension, near Chennai Public School, 1 A/c, 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms, fullyfurnished,carpark.No brokers. Ph: 99416 02878 ANNA NAGAR, P 10, P Block 19th Street, single bed room, hall, kitchen, fridge, A/ c, 700 sq.ft, ground floor, vacant flat. Ph: 99405 97988, 95660 11088 2 BEDROOMS, hall, kitc hen, independent house, 1st floor, covered car park, semifurnished, 24 hours metro water, 3 phase, S Block, No. 1, 6th Avenue, Anna Nagar, opposite Garden View Apart ments. Rent Rs. 25,000, nego tiable, Ph: 2621 4247 2 BEDROOMS, 1200 sq.ft, ground floor house, near Anna Adarsh, AJ 28/1, AJ Block 5th Street, 10th Main Road, marble floor, 3 A/cs, inverter, car park. Small Christian family. Rent 20,000. Ph: 91768 31674 RENT or Lease: Commer cial place, 250 sq.ft, No. 65, Kilpauk Garden Road, opp. cemetry. Ph: 99412 82304 2 BEDROOMS, hall, kitc hen, 1st floor, Anna Nagar, 13th Main Road, 1st Street, AP Plot No. 889, J Block, near Thiru mani Amman Koil. Rent Rs. 10,000. Ph: 98843 48699, 94867 64084 2 BEDROOMS, hall, kitchen, semi-furnished, open car park, 24 hours water, 1st floor, lift, 1100 sq.ft, Door No. 1252, Pushparag Apartments, 19th Main Road, Anna Nagar.RentRs.20,000.Ph: 98409 30885. No brokers COMMERCIAL: 300 sq.ft, 1st floor, T 14, T Block 11th Street, behind Yeses Super market, for back office, stores and online traders. Ph: 98401 17503 2 BEDROOMS, hall, kitc hen, ground floor, lift, 24 hours security, car park, 800 sq.ft, AL 194, S.N. Meera Apart ments, 12th Main Road, Anna Nagar. Rent Rs. 15,000. Ph: 2834 2403 2 ROOMS, kitchen, bath, 2nd floor, 425 sq.ft, AI 91/1, AI Block 2nd Street, Anna Nagar, opposite Anna Adarsh College. Only Brahmins need respond. Ph: 2622 2222, 2628 8070, 94437 78571 3 BEDROOMS, hall, kitchen, recently constructed plot, 1500 sq.ft, vitrified tiles, 3 baths, semi-furnished, cove red car park, 2nd floor, no lift, Z 80/13, Z Block 11th Street, Anna Nagar, near Chin maya & Jessie Moses Sch ools. Rent 30,000. Ph: 99401 90111 2 BEDROOMS, hall, kitc hen, refurbished apartment, Five Star Apartments, No. 114/19, 1st floor, Padi Kuppam Road, (Kamaraj Road), Anna Nagar Western Extension. Only family. Rent Rs. 9000, advance Rs. 75,000. Ph: K. Natarajan 095975 30322, brokers: 98316 83472 NOLAMBUR, Jains Sunder bans, VGN Nagar, 4th Phase, No. 17/1D, 1st floor, 2 bed rooms, hall, kitchen, covered car park, modern facilities, lift. Rent Rs. 14,000, nego tiable. Ph: 94442 84666 NOLAMBUR, brand new construction, 1500 sq.ft, 3 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 2nd floor, covered car park, RO, fully furnished, modular kitc hen, Plot No. 63, Krishna Kripa, Gurusamy Road, near VGN Minerva. Ph: 94453 22475, 94447 96691 SHANTHI Colony, AH 174, AH Block 3rd Street, Auroville Flats, single bedroom, hall, kit chen, verandah, dining, bal cony, independent bore well, 3 phase, car park. Rent Rs, 15,000. Ph: 95516 91103, 98402 24981 2 BEDROOMS flat, 900 sq.ft, 1st floor, Block 9, Flat 1035, Jeevan Bhima Nagar, LIC Colony, Anna Nagar Western Extn, recently reno vated, near Chennai Public School & MMM Hospital. Ph: 98410 26520 NEAR Chinthamani, 2000 sq.ft, 3 bedrooms, attached baths, 1st floor apartment, fully A/c, lift, generator, 2 car parks. 24, 8th Cross Street, Shenoy Nagar West. Ph: 98400 62190 MOGAPPAIR, No. 310, Mohan Ram Nagar, near Pan neer Nagar Saibaba Temple, Spartan, DAV Girls, Vela mmal, 693 sq.ft, ground floor house, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, wood work, 3 phase, 24 hours water. Ph: 94440 00447, 2656 4199 LEASE: 2 bedrooms house, D Block, New No. 27, near CSI Church, Anna Nagar East. Ph: 97910 34821 ARUMBAKKAM, No. 2/47, Panchali Koil Street, 1100 sq.ft, 2 bedrooms, spacious hall, kitchen, wood work, cove red car park, 24 hours water. Rent Rs. 17,000, calm and decent area, Christians prefe rable. Ph: 99529 68783 ANNA NAGAR West, H 994, H Block 2nd Street, 11th Main Road, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 24 hours water, 1st floor. Ph: 94433 29226 COMMERCIAL, residen tial: No. 27/10, Chellammal Street, Shenoy Nagar, near Billroth Hospital, 2200 sq.ft, duplex flat, 3 bedrooms, covered car park. Ph: 99405 45110, 4353 3605 RESIDENTIAL: behind DRJ Hospital, 100 feet road, No. 15, 1st Main Road, TVS Nagar, Korattur, spaciously built 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1200 sq.ft, covered car park. Rent Rs. 12,000. Ph: 97896 78120 ANNA NAGAR, Y 32, near Blue Star, 3 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, ground floor, attached bath, covered car park, semifurnished, 1570 sq.ft. Suitable for residence, guest house. 093419 62312, 093419 23700 2 BEDROOMS, hall, kitchen flat, 1st floor, A/c, modular kitchen, inverter, geyser, open car park, Z Block, No. 295/3, 2nd Avenue, Anna Nagar. Ph: 94440 15274 ANNA NAGAR Western Extension, W 3, New No. 14, North Main Road, near SBOA Schools, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1350 sq.ft, ground floor, independent house and garden. Rent Rs. 30,000. No brokers. Ph: 98416 44190 K.G. VILLA, 1450 sq.ft, 2nd floor, open car park, lift, 3 bed rooms, 2 balconies, 2 bath rooms, 9th Main Road, Shanthi Colony, AI 91, Anna Nagar. Rent Rs. 35,000. Jasmine Real Estate, 98410 74440 SINGLE room, 2nd floor, attached bath, sitout, Plot No. 2110-B, 13th Main Road, Anna Nagar, opposite Sundaram Childrens Hospital. Rent Rs. 7000. Only 2 persons allowed. Ph: 98406 03137 900 SQ.FT, 2 bedrooms flat, No. 11, Perumal Koil Street, Mogappair, near DAV Boys School. Family or working women preferred. Rent Rs. 12,000. Ph: 90032 56099 COMMERCIAL space, 1236 sq.ft, M 46, M Block th 9 Street, Anna Nagar East. Ph: 98409 02401/13 2 BEDROOMS, hall, kitc hen, 750 sq.ft, 2nd floor, wood work, semi-furnished, no lift, M Block, No. 428/17, Royal Enclave, Anna Nagar East, near K4 Police Station, oppo site railway reservation office. No brokers, open car park. Ph: 94447 56852, 2654 7949 MOGAPPAIR West, for commercial, office, 1400 sq.ft, st 1 floor, 3 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, lift, covered car park, copious water, 3 phase, Plot No. 52, Mogappair West Garden, Nolambur 3rd Main Road, EB office, bus depot. Ph: 2624 6847, 93810 60264 2 BEDROOMS, 1000 sq.ft, attached baths, geyser, pooja, kitchen, hall, 3 phase, No. 12/ 26, Chellammal Street, Shenoy Nagar, 2 wheeler parking. Rent Rs. 18,000. Ph: 98847 13722, 95000 06836 ANNA NAGAR, Jawaharlal Nehru Road, No. 160/22, Man galam Colony, opp. CPWD Quarters, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1st floor. Rent Rs. 15,000. Ph: 90430 49194, 98402 22432 2 BEDROOMS, hall, kitchen flat, 2nd floor, No. 37/24, Eve rest Colony, Mogappair East, open car park, lift, one attached bath, 2 balconies, children play area. Ph: 98409 34340, 98408 59259 2 BEDROOMS flat, ground floor, 1100 sq.ft, covered car park, 3 phase, 24 hours metro water, V 61/1, near Jessie Moses School, Anna Nagar. Ph: 94442 07189, 94454 73201 INDEPENDENT, 3 bed rooms, attached baths, semifurnished, A/c, 1 covered car park, No. 7/22, Nathamuni 2nd Cross Street, Naduvankarai, Anna Nagar. Ph: Anuradha, 91767 08090, 97911 18605 NO. 273/3, Quanta Fort, 1st floor, C Sector, 3rd Avenue, Anna Nagar Western Exten sion, adjacent to SBOA Matri culation School, 3 bedrooms flat, 1200 sq.ft. Rent Rs. 25,000. Ph; 94430 69997 ANNA NAGAR, AF 2215, AF Block 7th Street, off 11th Main Road, 1st floor, south facing, 2 bedrooms, attached baths, lengthy hall, kitchen, verandah, commercial pur pose only. Ph: S. Kadirvelu, 98846 27720 ANNA NAGAR Western Extn, No. 785/25, 9th Street, 1 st floor, Syndicate Bank Colony, 919 sq.ft, behind SBOA CBSE School, 2 bed rooms, 2 attached bath, prefe rable for bank employee. Ph: 4264 5677 2 BEDROOMS, big hall, kitchen, covered wardrobes, geyser, 24 hours water, granite floor, 3 phase, good ventilation, new independent house, 1st floor, B 56, B Block 11th Street, Anna Nagar East, near Round Tana. Ph: 98403 35652, 4558 3234 3 BEDROOMS, hall, kitc hen, No. 1173, TVS Colony, Anna Nagar Western Exten sion, ground floor, open car park, 24 hours metro water, family, bachelor or office. Ph: 95513 78860, 96770 55699 ANNANAGARWestern Extension,TNHB,HIGFlat, 3 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, No. 166/6, Golden Jubilee Flat, Padi Kuppam Road, near SBOA, DAV School and MMM Hospital. Ph: 94440 74218, 94444 13416 VASANTHAM Colony, 18th Main Road, No. 1989, 3rd Street, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitc hen, independent, ground floor, 800 sq.ft, semi-furnished on 33 feet road, north facing, full vaasthu compliant, Hindus family. Rent Rs. 14,000. Ph: 2618 3424, 97899 17977. No brokers PRIME location: Anna Nagar, C 35/2, 2nd Avenue, near Nathella, spacious 3 bed rooms flat, 100% vaasthu, 1400 sq.ft, 1st floor, lift, covered car park (reserved), 24 hours metro water, security, 3 phase. Vegetarians, employed. Ph: 94447 76282 INDEPENDENT house, 1st floor, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, near SBOA Schools, AP 498, J Block, Vaigai Colony, Anna Nagar West, for rent or lease. Family only. Rent Rs. 14,000. Ph: 096115 37225 BEN FOUNDATION, Le Orchard, No. 1, Padi Kuppam Road, Anna Nagar Western Extension, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1000 sq.ft, newly renovated, super deluxe flat for immediate occupation. Rent Rs. 15,000 plus mainte nance, advance 10 months. Ph: 98400 33100 INDEPENDENT house, ground floor, 3 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, marble floor, cup boards, car park, No. 17, Ebe nezer Avenue, Mogappair West, near Nilgiris Super Mar ket for company lease, rent. Ph: 098186 03220, 098681 03116 ANNA NAGAR East, E 53, E Block 3rd Street, 1st floor, behind Valliammal Women’s College, 2 bedrooms, car park. Vegetarians only. Ph: 2626 3668 ANNA NAGAR East, E 47, E Block 3rd Street, ground floor, 3 bedrooms flat, covered car park. Ph: 94443 26695 1000 SQ.FT, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen. Plot No. 123, 7th Cross Street, 4th Main Road, Nolambur, Phase 1, Moga ppair West. Rent Rs. 11,000. Ph: 94440 12248, 2653 0458, 80561 32247 ANNA NAGAR West, opposite bus depot, No. 262/ 16, Anbu Colony, 100 feet road, 3 bedrooms flat, 1600 sq.ft, hall, dining hall, kitchen. Ph: 93822 04471 1200 SQ.FT, independent, duplex type, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen plus one car park, L 92, L Block 20th Street, Anna Nagar East. Rent Rs. 20,000. Strictly vegetarians. Ph: 98840 26633 or 4550 6543 2 BEDROOMS, hall, kitc hen, semi-furnished, marble floor, 24 hours water, reserved car and 2 wheeler park, Skyvine Apartments, 3rd floor, No. 1/7, old Y Block No. 2734, 12th Main Road, Anna Nagar, close to all major schools & shops. Ph: 098710 43703, 098188 26494 PLOT No. 2175, Door No. 3, L Block 7th Street, 12th Main Road, Anna Nagar, behind Sonex Towers, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1050 sq.ft, metro & bore water, 3 phase. Vegetarians only. Ph: 94446 81574, 95007 79674 SINGLE bedroom, attached bath, ground floor, 1505 sq.ft, office, bachelors, W 70, W Block 4th Street, Anna Nagar, near Round Tana, opposite Tower Park. Ph: 98841 77356 ANNA NAGAR East, F 151/ 3, F Block 8th Street, Alacrity Flats, 2 bedrooms, 1st floor, 1135 sq.ft, wood work, lift, car park. Ph: 98843 47663, 94446 66527 2 BEDROOMS, hall, kitc hen, 770 sq.ft, ground floor, open car park, No. 2177/1, Rajparis, 12th Main Road, Anna Nagar. Rent Rs. 16,000 plus maintenance Rs. 1500. Vegetarian family only. No brokers. Ph: 98847 46169 RESIDENTIAL flat, 3rd floor, behind Anna Nagar West bus depot, near SBOA School, W 371, East Main Road, Anna Nagar Western Extension. Ph: 2615 1042, 98400 49037 3 BEDROOMS, hall, kitc hen, 2nd floor, lift, car park, G 15, G Block 9th Street, Anna Nagar East, near Chintha mani. Ph: 94440 64268 NEW flat, 1460 sq.ft, 3 bed rooms, hall, kitchen, covered car park, 3rd floor, genet, all amenities. No. 304, Royal Court, Belly Area, Anna Nagar. Ph: 90940 24000 2 BEDROOMS, hall, kitc hen, No. , 409 E, Malar Colony, 19th Main Road, Anna Nagar, opposite bus depot, 24 hours metro water, security, child rens play area. Rent R. 12,000. Ph: 98405 91996 2 BEDROOMS, hall, kitc hen, 3 balconies, 1 one bed room A/c attached, semi-furni shed, apartment, posh area, 2nd floor, lift, AI 58, 7th Main Road, Shanthi Colony, Anna Nagar. Vegetarians only. No brokers. Ph: 98408 84088, 98404 79553 ANNA NAGAR TIMES: Kilpauk - Purasai Edition November 1 - 7, 2014 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Aavin milk price hiked RENTAL 1650 SQ.FT, independent house, ground floor, Plot 1548, Ram Nagar, Anna Nagar Western Extension, near MMM Hospital, 3 bedrooms, attached baths, spacious hall, wardrobes, covered car park. Rent Rs. 25,000. Ph: 98406 35132, 2656 0665 MOGAPPAIR East, F-1, Rajus Lotus, No. 1, Gandhi Street, near DAV, Spartan, Velammal Schools, 7H bus terminus, opposite BSNL telephone exchange, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 800 sq.ft, 1st floor flat, covered car park, full wood work, Rent Rs. 12,000. Ph: 98417 25556 ANNA NAGAR East, L 55, L Block 27th Street, near Chinthamani, independent house, ground floor, 1200 sq.ft, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, pooja, attached baths, 3 phase, copious water. Rent Rs. 20,000. No brokers. Ph: 98415 20228, 97107 43443 BRAND new, independent, 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1150 sq.ft. Plot 2A & 2B, Layam Apartments, Annamalaiyar Avenue, Jaswant Nagar, Mogappair. No brokers. Ph: 89392 99920 1200 sq.ft, 3 bedrooms, 2 halls, kitchen, No. 18, Madurai Veeran Street, Anna Nagar Western Extension, near Chennai Public School. Ph: 94441 94123 ANNA NAGAR East, “i” 8/38, “i” Block 10th Street, 1st floor, 1600 sq.ft, 3 bedrooms, all rooms A/c, fully furnished. Ph: 98842 46563 OPPOSITE Tower Park, The Calamine Canary, W Block, 2-B, 2nd floor, 3rd Main Road, Anna Nagar, 3 bedrooms, hall, kitchen flat, A/c, fully furnished, 3rd floor, lift, covered car park. Ph: 97899 71744 SITUATION VACANT (EDUCATIONAL) WANTED experienced Teachers for a premium international Preschool and after school activity centre in Anna Nagar with good communication skills in English. [email protected]. Ph: 97894 55993, 97894 55994 WANTED Montessori trained Teachers for Nursery School. Ph: 94441 6664 WANTED Teachers for a reputed play school with fluency in English, Montessori trained, fresh, experienced at Mehta Nagar. Ph: 81444 90661 SITUATION VACANT (GENERAL) WANTEDShopAssistantforKid’s store, English speaking, basic computer skills, 12th pass. Bazinga Kids, A 38, Anna Nagar East. Call between 11 a.m and 7 p.m on 4952 5653 WANTED for Collection work, male, experience 5 years. Contact: Sangam Plastronica Industries, 51/7, Soundarya Colony, Anna Nagar Western Extension. Ph: 95000 36004, 98404 20582 WANTED lady Typist with good communication in English, for Surveyor Office at Anna Nagar East. Salary Rs. 6000. Ph: 2663 0353, 98847 24488 WANTED for Organization: German Leprosy and TB Relief Association, India (GLRA India), Position; Driver. Address: German Leprosy and TB Relief Association India (GLRA), No. 4, Gajapathi Street, Shenoy Nagar. Ph: 2664 3184, 2664 3724 SECRETARY cum Receptionist for Doctor’s Clinic in Z Block, Anna Nagar, 8 a.m - 1p.m. Apply with salary expected. Ph: 2628 8735, 98400 90967, [email protected] IMMEDIATELY required female Executives for Kaakateeya Marriages, Anna Nagar Branch with basic computer knowledge, basic salary Rs. 5000. Ph: 93839 99999, 98412 82222 HIRING Content Writers. Fresh, experienced, B.A. English Literature; SEO Analyst, fresh degree with computer knowledge; Web Designer, minimum 6 months experience; Customer Support Executive, minimum 1 year experience. Ph: 99766 15264 WANTED experienced, fresher, lady Typist, knowledge in English and Tamil must. MS Word, Corel Draw, Photoshop preferred. Attractive salary. Ph: 89397 66828, 90940 04065 QUICKSORTrequiresfull-timeCopy Editors or Freelancers, graduates, post-graduates with 3 to 5 years of experience in editing STM or Legal Books, Journals. Should have good language editing skills, level 2 and an eye for detail. Mail hr@quick sortindia.com. Ph: 98407 23462 Guest lecturers working for Government Arts Colleges observed a strike on Oct. 28 demanding the release of sanctioned salary hike with retrospective effect from date of implementation. The Higher Education Department hiked their salary to Rs. 10,000 from Rs. 6000 this academic year, but the order is yet to be implemented, said P. Sivaraman (President of the Government Teachers Manram). The guest lecturers became Sleepwalker falls from terrace, dies By Our Staff Reporter S. Sampath (26), a resident of Jayammal Street, Aminjikarai, suffering from sleepwalking disorder, died after falling from the terrace of his house during a sleepwalking episode on the night of Oct. 28. According to the police, Sampath suffering from somnambulism (sleepwalking disorder) underwent treatment for a long time. The victim took sleeping pills and ensured that he didn’t sleep outside the house. Following the long treatment, his family members presumed Tamil Nadu Co-operative Milk Producers’ Federation has hiked the price of Aavin milk by Rs.10 a liter. The hike, coming after a gap of three years, will be effective from November 1. An Aavin card holder will get a liter of toned milk at Rs. 34 as against the existing price of Rs. 24, standardized milk at Rs. 39 against Rs. 29, full cream milk at Rs. 43 against Rs. 33 and double toned milk at Rs. 33 against Rs. 23. Even after the hike, the MRP of Aavin milk will be lesser than those of private producers. The hike is expected to fetch Aavin Rs 9.5 crore a year in the suburbs of the city alone. Accepting the price hike, an official from the Secretariat said Aavin has been making a loss of Rs. 4.77 a liter since January. With the hike in prices, it is expected to make a profit of 23 paise a liter. The Federation supplies 11.5 lakh liters of milk daily to Chennai and its suburbs. The hike will lead to an inevitable increase in prices of hot drinks tea, coffee and other milk based products, said M. Venkadasubbu, President of Tamil Nadu Hotels Association. Man Senior citizens’ impersonating as meet this afternoon IPS officer arrested By Our Staff Reporter By Our Staff Reporter Vivekananda Misra (43), a native of West Bengal, was arrested on Oct. 26 on charges of impersonating an IPS officer near the bus terminus, Koyambedu. Mishra was intercepted by a sub-inspector for driving a four wheeler on the wrong side of the road. During interrogation Mishra tried to dupe the sub-inspector by claiming to be an IPS officer. When the SI demanded his identity card, he warned him with dire consequences. According to the police, Mishra was a chauffeur of a star hotel in Egmore. He had earlier too posed as a police officer. Fake ID cards of him as a lawyer and a doctor were recovered from his apartment later on. eligible for higher pay four Further investigations are years ago but were yet to be on. given the career advancement on completion of four years of Three arrested for service, as recommended by murdering vehicle the University Grant Com- showroom mission (UGC). employee Around 1,600 guest By Our Staff Reporter lecturers work for Government Venkatesan, a resident of Arts Colleges in various places North Chennai, and his two in and around Chennai. accomplices were arrested last Most of them are eligible to week on charges of murdering teach on a regular basis on the M. Mohammed Sherif (23), an strength of the Ph.Ds they employee of a vehicle showpossess or the NET/SLET examination they have clea- room in the same locality. According to the police, the red, he said. three abducted him when he was returning home from work. They took him to a deserted spot and attacked that he had recovered from the him with sickles. Sherif disease and allowed him to succumbed to injuries on the sleep on the terrace of the spot. building on Oct. 28. Preliminary interrogations He got up in the middle of revealed that Sherif had been the night and began walking warned by the trio two days in sleep. When he reached the ago against having an affair edge of the terrace, he with a woman and had advised attempted to walk further, but him to end the affair. When he hit the parapet wall and did not heed their words, they fell. He was rushed to Kilpauk murdered him. Further Medical College Hospital for investigations are on. treatment where he died 6 latest issues of without regaining consciousKilpauk - Purasai edition ness the next day. of Anna Nagar Times Sampath was working as a can be accessed in plumber. Further investiwww.annanagartimes.in gations are on. Arts College lecturers observe strike over salary By Our Staff Reporter By Our Staff Reporter Tamil Nadu Integrated Senior Citizens Center and Social Welfare Federation (150, Mettu Street, off Konnur High Road) will conduct a senior citizens meet at 4.30 p.m on Saturday, Nov. 1, in its premises. Several topics, including intermittent power supply failures, anti-superstition bill, bus facility improvement, recent hike in premium train service fare, hiccup in tatkal reservation, proposed power tariff hike, exorbitant Aavin milk price hike and Metro Rail project work will be discussed in the meeting. Non members are also welcome to join the meet. Snacks will be served. The Federation has been functioning for more than a decade and works for the welfare of senior citizens. N. Rajaraman, President, will be present. The Federation can be contacted in 2647 6914. All are welcome. Talk on Thirukkural, Silapathikaram on Monday By Our Staff Reporter Under the auspices of World Thirukkural Federation, Purasawalkam chapter, Dr. P. C. Easudasan (retired Tamil professor) will speak on ‘Thirukkuralum Silapathikaramum’ at 5.30 p.m on Monday, Nov. 3, in the auditorium of Alagappa School, Gangadeeswarar Temple Street, Purasawalkam. All are welcome. Page 7 THEY MADE HISTORY A NEW MINI SERIES! By RANDOR GUY KAPPALOTTIYA THAMIZHAN ‘VOC’ - 3 Va. Vu. Chidambaram Pillai was imprisoned in the Coimbatore and Cannanore (now Kannanoor) jails. He was not treated as a ‘political prisoner’nor was the sentence ‘simple imprisonment’. He was rather treated as a convict sentenced to life imprisonment and required to do hard labourwhich caused his health to suffer. The historian and Tamil scholarR. A. Padmanabhanwould later note in his writings that Chidambaram was ‘yoked’ (in place of bulls) to the oil press (known in Tamil as ‘Chekku’) like an animal and made to pull it in the cruel hot sun. It was a traditional method to extract oil from seeds. The chekku would be in the middle, yoked to bullswhich would walkround and round along a circular groove. In his case, VOC was forced to take the place of the bulls - a cruel sadistic form of punishment inflicted on a patriot and a great son of India. From the prison Chidambaram continued his correspondence, maintaining a steady stream of legal petitions. He was finally released on December 12, 1912. On release, to his shock, he found thatthe Swadeshi Steam Navigation Company had already been liquidated in 1911 and the ships auctioned to their competitors. The company’s first ship, S.S. Gallio, was sold to the British Shipping Company. Though released from prison, VOC was not permitted to return to his Tirunelveli district. With his law license stripped from him, he moved to Madras (now Chennai) with his wife and two young sons. Living in Perambur where nobody recognised him, he ran a provisions store selling rice and kerosene. In 1920, Chidambaram withdrew from the Indian National Congress, citing ideological differences with Mahatma Gandhi. He focussed his efforts on establishing labour unions in Madrasand in writing. After moving to Coimbatore, Chidambaram worked as a bank manager. Dissatisfied with the meagresalary, he petitioned the court seeking permission to practise law again. The Chief Justice of Madras High Court, E. H. Wallace, gave him permission to restore his pleadership license. To show his gratitude Chidambaram named his last son Valacewaran. When he was released from prison, there was nobody to receive him at its gates. That was not all. To make both ends meet, often he was forced to sell some of his law books to make a little bit of money. Nobody cared about him and he was left severely alone to wallow in his grinding poverty and drudgery. Chidambaram later moved to Kovilpatti and practised as a lawyer. He rejoined the Congress party in 1927 and presided over its third political conference held at Salem. He said that he wanted to join the Congress again because he noticed a remarkable change in the policies of the party and he was happy to note that the policies which he did not approve of had been withdrawn one by one. However, after the Salem conference, Chidambaram again severed his contact with the Congress Party. In 1932, he moved to Thoothukudi, where he spent his time writing and publishing Tamil books. He passed away in 1936. In 1961,the noted south Indian filmmaker and multilingual staractor B. R. Panthulu made a film on Chidambaram’s life titled ‘Kappalottiya Thamizhan’. Chidambaram was portrayed by Sivaji Ganesan, Subramania Siva by T. K. Shanmugam and Subramanyam Bharathiyar by S.V. Subbaiah. The story of this movie is based on his biography ‘Kappalottiya Tamizhan’. byMa.Po.Sivagnana Gramani. One political leader, who wished to remain anonymous, told this writer that, if Gramani’s biography on VOC had not been written, nobody today would have bothered to know who on earth was Va. Vu. Chidambaram Pillai. There is more than a grain of truth in this comment by the political leader. Very sad perhaps, but that is the stark truth. Long after his demise and more so in the recent decades, many places were named after him, stamps were released, statues were erected by political leaders who used his name as part of vote bank politics and little else. NEXT WEEK: TANGUTURI PRAKASAM PANTHULU OBITUARY G. BALACHANDER G. Balachander (resident of Pillaiar Koil Street, Arumbakkam) passed away on Oct. Discourse on 21. Periya Puranam He was 26 and had been a resident of on Monday Arumbakkam for more than 5 years. Under the auspices of He was a businessman. Gangadeeswarar Temple He is survived by his parents. Devasthanam and GangaS. M. SOURIDOSS deeswarar Aadiyargal ThiS. M. Souridoss (resident of 91, 3rd Street, rukkoottam, Aranga RamaPonnusamy Nagar, Perambur) passed lingam will deliver a discourse away on Oct. 7. at 6 p.m on ‘Periya Puranam’ He was 88 and had been a resident of on Monday, Nov. 3 in Perambur for more than 10 years. Gangadeeswarar Temple He is survived by his son S. Aruldoss (Gangadeeswarar Koil Street, (founder, Tamil Nadu Munnetra Purasawalkam). Congress) and grandchildren. All are welcome. Page 8 RNI Regn. No. 67462/94 ANNA NAGAR TIMES: Kilpauk - Purasai Edition The under-19 boys team of Bhavan’s Rajaji Vidyashram (Kilpauk Garden Road, Kilpauk) secured the third place in the CBSE South Zone level handball tournament hosted by Shri Vidhya Mandir, Salem, last week. The team defeated Rice Mathagondapalli Modern School (Hosur) in the qualifying match on a knock-out basis. The players of the team had Chetpet Lake eco-restoration work progressing fast been coached by M. Dhanalakshmi, physical education teacher. Teams from 44 schools in Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Goa participated in the tournament. Before Compound wall of Metrowater Burglary attempt in Judges’ premises cracked Quarters fails By Our Staff Reporter By Our Staff Reporter The compound wall of the Metrowater department premises on New Avadi Road, Kilpauk, is cracked. Free Gita classes on Sundays The Egmore Sanskrit School conducts free Gita recitation classes from 3.15 p.m to 4.30 p.m on Sundays at 75/15, Vellala Street, opposite ‘Dreams Manor’, Purasawalkam. The classes are conducted by P. S. Ramamurti and R. Lalitha. More details can be had by calling 2642 4721 or 4202 7151. A burglary attempt to break into the residence of K. S. Kayalvizhi, XIV Metropolitan Magistrate Court, Egmore, last week failed. The apartment complex located next to the Magistrate Court has 60 flats and entry is restricted with security manning the entrance round the clock. According to the police, the magistrate was out of town at the time of the incident. The lock on the entrance door of her apartment was tampered with a heavy object. The breakin attempt was unsuccessful as the door also has a second inbuilt lock. A burglary took place at the residence of Justin David, judge, in the same apartment complex during August this year when he and his family had gone to their hometown near Nagercoil for a holiday. Further investigations are on. After By Our Staff Reporter The Rs. 42-crore eco-restoration project work on the banks of Chetpet Lake (behind Kilpauk Medical College Hospital, Poonamallee High Road, Kilpauk), one of the remaining water bodies in the neighbourhood, is progressing fast. The massive water body spread to an extent of 15 acres belongs to Fisheries Department. The state government has assigned the project work to Sripathi Associates, Erode. An official of the Department said that the lake will have recreational facilities soon. It will become a tourist attrac- tion spot in the near future and to cope up traffic congestion in the vicinity, a multi-level parking lot is being constructed near the water body. Pictures show the lake before the commencement of the project and the desilted lake with lush surroundings. Gang of six fatally attack convicted student N. Gopinath, a first year B. Com student and resident of New Avadi Road, Lakshmipuram, was attacked with knives by a six-member gang on the morning of Oct. 28. He succumbed to the injuries in Government General Hospital the next day. All the men involved in the crime and two of their accomplices were arrested. According to the police, the gang chased and attacked him while he was on his way to board a bus near Adi Naidu Street. Somehow he victim managed to escape from the clutches of the attackers. He was then admitted in General Hospital. The victim was convicted in a murder case a year ago and was lodged in a juvenile home. The assailants attacked him to settle the score. Further investigations are on. Editor & Publisher: K. S. Ramakrishnan. Office: AC 67, Anna Nagar, Chennai 40. Printed by Ramesh Adityan at Powerfull Printers, 74, Kannappan St., Aminjikkarai, Chennai 29 CMYK Rajaji School wins 3rd place in handball tourney November 1 - 7, 2014
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