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October 13 - 19, 2013 FREEVol. 12, No. 14
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To mark the birth anniver-sary of noted Gandhian Nir-mala Deshpande, HarjhanSeva Sangam and GandhianIntegrated Forum Trust (1,86th Street, Ashok Nagar) willjointly conduct a ‘Tamil poe-try writing’ competition forschool students on Sunday,October 13, at 10.30 a.m in
Tamil poetry writing contestfor school students today
Gandhi Arangam (ThakaarBaba Vidyalaya, 58, Venkat-narayana Road, T. Nagar).
The topic for those below 12years is ‘Iraivan’ and for thoseabove 12 is ‘Arivu NaadumIrai’.
For registration please call93810 07304 / 98406 88692 /98844 25930.
By Our Staff ReporterGolu depicting the life of
Swami Vivekananda is on dis-play in Kali Bari Temple (12,Umapathy Street, WestMambalam) for Navarathri tillOctober 14.
Sita (Member, Temple Co-mmittee) told MambalamTimes that the display includesreplica of Swami VivekanandaRock Memorial, a number ofhis figurines, biography and hismotivational proverbs.
A clay idol of Lord Kali keptin the golu will be taken on aprocession and immersed inthe sea near Pallavakkam at4 p.m on Monday, October14.
A number of women devo-tees dressed up as ‘Kali’ will ac-
Golu depicting Swami Vivekananda’s lifein Kali Bari Temple
company the procession.All are welcome.
Free classes onSundara Kandam
from MondaySai Seva Chakra will con-
duct free classes on SundaraKandam in Sanskrit fromMonday, Oct. 14. No previousknowledge of Sanskrit is nec-essary.
To register, please contactVasudevan in 94440 34917 orsend email to saise [email protected].
By Our Staff ReporterMiscreants barged into an
apartment complex on Ven-
Gang sets fire to car, 2 bikes inresidential complex
According to the police, agang of five men barged intothe apartment complex ataround 3 a.m and overpoweredthe security guard who tried tostop them.
The men had brought a canof petrol with them with whichthey lit the vehicles and racedaway.
Residents woke up andrushed out of their homes onhearing the screams of thesecurity guard.
The vehicles got badly dam-aged in the fire even before theresidents managed to douse theflames with water.
Police suspect the gang hada rivalry with one of the resi-dents.
A case registered in Mam-balam Police Station is underinvestigation.
katnarayana Road, T. Nagar,on the night of October 6 andset fire to a car and two motor-bikes parked in its premises.
By Our Staff ReporterRepair and renovation work
on Kodambakkam flyover islikely to begin in the comingweek.
The bridge was closed forpublic use from October 6.
Traffic has been divertedthrough Rangarajapuramflyover.
A Chennai Corporation offi-cial said that presently reno-vation work is going on underthe flyover to strengthen it.
Soon the works on the flyoverroad would begin and might goon for at least two months,” hesaid.
Trees on roads near thebridge were felled last week tofacilitate the repair andstrengthening of the 50-year-old structure.
The felling took place onViswanathapuram MainRoad, Station Road andChakrapani Street. Manybranches were also pruned toenable better movement ofvehicles.
A few years ago, the Corpo-ration had set in motion theprocess of repairing andstrengthening KodambakkamBridge which serves as a cru-cial link to Ashok Nagar,Saligramam, K.K. Nagar andVadapalani.
The civic body evicted sev-eral shops beneath the facilityto carry out repair work thatincluded spraying of anti-cor-rosion material, polymer plas-tering and grouting.
Repairs to the 623-metre-long and 12.8-metre-wide bridgewere necessitated after an ex-pert study commissioned bythe Corporation found thatexpansion joints had weakeneddue to water seepage.
Kodambakkamflyover closed totraffic for repairs
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ASHOK NAGAR, No. 59/31, 48th
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T. NAGAR, No.13, Burkit Road,near Bus Stand, 1 bedroom, hall,kitchen, 1st floor, bath attached, rentRs. 7000, advance 5 months, family/ bachelors / office also. Ph: 24333477, 98411 93685.
WEST MAMBALAM, New No.28, Old No. 35, Chakrapani Street,near Duraisamy Subway, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1050 sq.ft,1st floor, woodwork, 2-wheelerparking, rent Rs. 17000 (negotiable),vegetarians only. N. Sanker. Ph:98412 27817.
K.K. NAGAR, No. 2/797, 60th
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WEST MAMBALAM, Old No. 15,New No. 23, Flat No. 9, Rams Flat,Lake View Road, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen. Outer car parking, rent Rs.15000, vegetarians preferred, nobrokers. Ph: 94453 88379, 2474 4729.
SITUATIONVACANT
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SITUATIONVACANT
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KODAMBAKKAM, RagavanNagar, near Vadapalani MuruganTemple & A. R. Rahman House,model bungalow, 6 bedrooms,kitchen, land size 54x70, building area3650 sq.ft, 3 car parks, vaasthu. Ph:93810 30922.
KUMBAKONAM, No. 45, DabirEast Street, 2 bedrooms, hall, spaci-ous kitchen, 850 sq.ft, plot area 1125sq.ft, independent house, recentlypainted, wood furnished, price Rs.45 lakhs, Brahmins only, no brokers.Vasudevan. Ph: 99449 40094.
WEST MAMBALAM, JubileeRoad, near Hanumar Koil, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 800 sq.ft, 3rd
floor, inspection on Saturday between11 a.m & 5 p.m. Ph: 9840959881.
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SOFA SERVICESANY old type of sofas, cushions repairing &
reconditioning at very moderate charges. Contact:K.N.S. Rajan, New No. 58, Peters Road,Royapettah. Ph: 2813 2762, 93818 03956.
TAILORINGSAREE falls, small alteration work, re-stitching
and hand attachment of ready made garmentsunder one roof, immediate delivery available. Ph:99405 59675.
TOURS & TRAVELS(1) Dec. 4 to 9: Cholanadu
(40) Divya Desams. (2) Jan. 3to 6: Ahobilam NavaNarasimhar. (3) Jan. 22 to 27:Malainadu (13) Divya Desams.(4) Feb. 16 to 27: PanchaDwarka. Contact: VaidehiParthasarathy, Ph: 9444762968, 94447 54468, 9940147313.
SITUATION VACANT -GENERAL
By Our Staff ReporterParampara(46, Kasturi
Ranga Road, Alwarpet), aHindutva movement, distrib-uted 108 tulasi saplings to devo-tees visiting Muppath-ammanTemple and Balaji Temple in T.Nagar last week.
The programme was spon-sored by CavinKare.
The program was conduc-ted to highlight the importanceof tulasi in preserving the envi-ronment, sanctifying thehomes, its properties as amedicine and its significance inIndian spirituality.
Parampara distributes tulasi saplings totemple devotees
By Our Staff ReporterA dried tree which topped several days ago inside Pangal
Park, Bashyam Road, T. Nagar is yet to be cut and removed.It is not only an eyesore but is also causing a hindrance to
park users.
Toppled tree inside PanagalPark yet to be cut and removed
Plant more trees
Satsang in PostalColony todayBy Our Staff Reporter
Ramsuratkumar Satsangwill chant Yogi Ramsuratku-mar Namajapam on Sunday,Oct. 13, from 4 p.m to 6.30 p.mat 22, Raja Apartments,Postal Colony 4th Street, WestMambalam.
All are welcome.
Probus Clubreleases book for
senior citizensBy Our Staff ReporterTo commemorate the ‘In-
ternational Day of the Eld-erly’ which fell on October 1,Probus Club of Chennai haspublished a book for seniorcitizens titled ‘Ageing –Golden Era of Life’.
The 300-page book listsvaluable information forsenior citizens such asname and contact details ofdoctors who do house visits,hospitals, old age homes inChennai and neighbourhoodplaces, organisations help-ing senior citizens and more.
The book is priced at Rs.100.
The book will be availablein the office of MambalamTimes (7/3, 1st Floor, MadleyRoad, opposite Sairam Col-lege Administrative Office,T. Nagar, Ph: 2434 9236) onweekdays from 10.30 a.mto 5 p.m from Monday, Oc-tober 14.
For further details pleasecontact K. Venkatachari in2498 1099.
Laksharchanai inChakaraVinayakartemple todayBy Our Staff Reporter
As part of Navarathri cel-ebrations, Laksharchanai andreciting of Lalitha Sahasra-naamam will take place onSunday, October 13, at 5.30p.m in Chakara VinayakarTemple (5, South DhandapaniStreet, T. Nagar).
They will be followed by de-votional music concerts.
There will be special abhi-shekam and aradhanai forthe presiding deity at 7.30a.m.
By Our Staff ReporterA night patrol police team
busted a mobile prostitutionracket after a hot chase andrescued two young women fromflesh trade, near Vadapalani,in the wee hours of October 8.
According to the police, amobile patrol team attachedto Arumbakkam police sta-tion spotted a parked luxurycar with its cabin lights on neara hotel on Poonamalle HighRoad.
On noticing the police vehicle,the car sped away from thespot.
A movie like dramatic chaseensued along the busy Jawa-harlal Nehru Road and thepatrol team managed to finallyintercept the vehicle nearAshok Pillar (Ashok Nagar).
The fleeing car grazed morethan 25 vehicles along the wayand caused panic and put othervehicles on the road at a highrisk.
On interception, policemenfound three persons, includingtwo young women inside thecar and picked them up forinterrogation.
Preliminary investigationsrevealed that the women hailedfrom Bangalore and were beingforced into prostitution.
Cops chase car, rescue 2 womenfrom flesh trade
The car driver, Sivasara-vana Maniram, was arrestedand remanded in judicialcustody, while the women weresent to the government homein Kellys.
The car suffered heavydamages during the attemptedescape.
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NO HOLDS BARREDBy M.A. SADANAND
Siva Bhagavathar honoured with‘Asthana Vidwan’ title
By Our Staff Reporter34-year-old V. S. Sivasub-ramanian (resident
of No.3, Q Block, Prem Nagar Colony, South BoagRoad, T. Nagar. Ph: 97898 25597), popularlyknown as Siva Bhagavathar, was honoured withthe ‘Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham Asthana Vidwan’title by Sri Jayendra Saraswathi on October 4 inthe temple premises.
Siva Bhagavathar has performed thousands ofNama-sankeerthanams and bhajans in Tamil,Telugu, Sanskrit, Kannada, Marathi and Hindi ina number of temples and leading sabhas in thecountry.
He has sung more than 12,000 devotional songs,some of which are his own compositions.
He works as a Sanskrit teacher in PSBBMillenium School (Gerugambakkam). He holdsan M. Phil degree in Sanskrit.
NOTAThe imminent General Election promises to the honest
citizen, who is a voter, the bonus choice of choosing noneof the uglies who harass the registered voter through thecandidates’ oily guys for his/her “valuable votes” by provid-ing an escape route in the form of a legend named NOTAwhich, expanded, reads “None Of The Above”.
Isn’t our democracy beautiful since no election in anypart of the world gives the elector such freedom not tochoose from the array of goofs who want to take him/herto paradise. It amounts to telling the guys that the para-dise they promise may not be the one that the voter wantsto enter through the ballot box.
I am the monarch of my life as ordained by some forcethat guides us all and no election promise can affect thecourse of my journey through this beautiful life of quiet andpeace and universal love that is my guiding star that hasshone on me for 80 beautiful years, 20 years of which I oweto Anna Nagar Times and its Editor for not balling up mystuff and throwing it in the trash bin.
NOTA, the new election philosophy, will, if not frownedupon by judicial diktat, set free the Indian mind andrevolutionise the elective process as an aid to humanismin all walks of life. Angry Rahul may not get a repeat chanceto shout “nonsense” and similar sweet words at attemptedlegislative imbecility. I think NOTA is our second freedommovement which is our birthright .
LETTERS TO THE EDITORTraffic nightmare nearPSBB School entrance
Sir, Chennai Corporation hadfixed the deadline as August 15for the pavement vendors toshift to the newly built shop-ping complex in Pondy Bazaar(T. Nagar). This was later ex-tended by a month as the ven-dors cited reasons of pendingwork relating to the fitting ofshutters and other structuresin the complex in their allottedspaces.
It must be pointed out thatthe complex was built 2 yearsago and only now after legalwrangles and negotiations withthe vendor union, the deadlinewas fixed and extended.
Now it looks like they havesought time till Deepavali toget into the new complex on theplea that the allocated roomsneed to be made safe and secureto protect their goods.
These excuses are nothingbut delaying tactics employedby the vendors. For, whatsafety and security do theyhave now for their wares whichthey keep on the pavement? All these days, they have car-ried out their business in rainand shine without any protec-tion from the weather. Nowthat they have pucca roomsat the complex, for which theymust remain thankful to thegovernment, they should havemoved into the new complexby this time. They could haveeasily carried out necessarystructural work in the roomsallotted to them at the com-plex even as they conductedtheir business from the newpremises. This is what is nor-
mally done by the shopkee-pers whenever they undertakealterations to their shops.
One does not understandwhy the Corporation remainspliant? Having given the ven-dors a long rope, the Corpora-tion should have taken toughmeasures to make them moveinto the new complex. It re-mains doubtful whether thevendors will ever move at allafter Deepavali.
In the likely event of the ven-dors vacating the pavement,credible measures must be putin place by the civic body toprevent once and for all anyillegal occupation at the va-cated places by a new crop ofvendors/hawkers.
This is most important and ifthe Corporation is unable to dothis, then the efforts to de-con-gest will become meaninglessand futile.
While one has the right to dobusiness, in so exercising suchrights, it should not come inthe way another exercising his/her right.
Had the civic body nippedthe illegal occupation of thepublic places like pavementswhich are meant for the exclu-sive use of the pedestrians, inthe bud itself, it does not haveto build complexes to housethem. Just because a vendorhas been doing business froman illegally occupied place for a long period, neither does itbecome legal nor can he claimas his/her right to do busi-ness.—V. S. Jayaraman, 31Motilal Street, T. Nagar
Corporation should be strict in relocatingpavement vendors
Sir, I am Vasudevan, parentof two school going childrenliving on Alagirisamy Salai (K.K. Nagar).
Even though my house isjust 300 meters from PSBBSchool where my kids study, Ihave a harrowing time daily inwalking them to and fro fromthe school.
Parents with vehicles, pri-vate and school owned vansand autos block off the roadnear the school gate by park-ing the vehicles haphazardlyand making it difficult and un-safe for pedestrians.
The plight is even worse for anumber of senior citizens whocome by walk to drop and pickup their grandchildren study-ing in the school.
The van drivers and eveneducated parents in vehiclesare callous in their attitude andhurl abuses when asked tomove their vehicles.
At least during morninghours, there is a traffic cons-table who tries his best to regu-late the vehicles and make apassage for the walkers.
I request the school and traf-fic authorities to take up thisissue and demarcate an areanear the school gate as a no-vehicle zone during schoolopening and closing hours toease and safeguard the life ofthe pedestrians and students.– S. Vasudevan, AlagirisamySalai, K.K. Nagar, Ph: 9840708344
Sir, With the repair work onthe Kodambakkam Bridgecommencing, the diversion oftraffic via Rangarajapuramflyover began on Sunday, Oc-tober 6.
Even on a Sunday, at arou-nd 8 a.m the traffic came to acrawl on the flyover. ManyMTC buses and other heavyvehicles which used to passthrough Kodambakkam bridgewill now use Rangarajapuramflyover.
One dreads the traffic thatcan clog the bridge on week-
Kodambakkam bridge traffic diversion affectsBazullah Road residents
days. With festival days com-ing soon, Bazullah Road resi-dents at one end of the flyoverwill surely have nightmares.
By a simple stroke of work,the authorities can ease thetraffic on Usman Road for T.Nagar users by clearingMambalam High Road of en-croachments and making itfully motorable.
This will make also ease thetraffic on Rangarajapuramflyover. – Sriram, 90,Bazullah Road, T. Nagar; Ph:98407 73410
Free Veda classes thrice a weekBy Our Staff Reporter
Kurichi Lakshminarasim-hachariar (resident of 8, 2nd MainRoad, CIT Nagar East, Nandanam) conducts free Veda andSuktham classes from 9 a.m to 10 a.m on Mondays, Wednes-days and Fridays.
More details can be had in telephone number 98406 40705.
Workshop on‘Nonviolence’ next SundayBy Our Staff Reporter
Gandhian Integrated ForumTrust (1, 86th Street, AshokNagar) will conduct a free daylong workshop on ‘Nonviolence’on Sunday, October 20, from10 a.m to 5 p.m in GandhiArangam (Thakaar Baba Vid-yalaya, 58, VenkatnarayanaRoad, T. Nagar).
Since the seats are limited,please register in advance bycalling 93810 07304 / 9840688692 / 98844 25930.
Damodara arati inISKCON Templefrom October 19By Our Staff Reporter
DamodaraArati will be cel-ebrated from October 19 toNovember 17, from 7 p.m to7.45 p.m, on weekdays andfrom 1p.mto 1.30 p.m on Sun-days in ISKCON Temple (offEast Coast Road, Akkarai,Sholinganallur).
Devotees can offer lamps.There will be a daily discourseon Damodaraleelai and chant-ing of Damodaraashtakamand Hare Krishna kirtan dur-ing the aratitime.
All are welcome.
Is the monkey watching over his exercise routine?By Our Staff Reporter
A park visitor was seen exer-cising in front of a garbage bindesigned like being held by amonkey in Panagal Park onthe early hours of October 9.
It was a funny sight as itseemed as though the monkeywas watching him.
Discourses on ‘Saisath Saritha’By Our Staff Reporter
Under the auspices of Sri Shirdi Sai Meditation Mandir (6, Sarojini Street, T. Nagar) thereare discourses on ‘Sri Saisath Saritha’ at 6.30 p.m on Sundays in its premises.
T. Thiruvalluvan (Founder) told Mambalam Times 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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Gandhimadhi Chandrase-kar (resident of H-24-M,Manthope Colony, AshokNagar. Ph: 90941 59933) hasbeen conducting creative paint-ing classes at her residence onweekdays for the past severalyears.
She said that she has taughtthe skill to a number of womenself-help group members.
She told Mambalam Timesthat she is a native of Karurand had settled in Chennai af-ter her marriage.
Gandhimadhi said she tea-ches her students to drawrangolis and painting on glass,
Woman entrepreneur sells painted white metal artifactspots, white metals and othermaterials during her leisuretime at home. She said thatthere is a good demand for whitemetal paintings as gift items.
She said that she buys thewhite metal products like poojaitems, household articles, jewelboxes, deity stands and keyholders from Rajasthan andpaints them artistically beforeselling them.
She does not have a shop andher customers are only by wayof references.
She said that a number ofher students have turned intosuccessful entrepreneurs.
Wins drawing contest onwildlife theme
By Our Staff ReporterS. Shivacharan (resident of
1, Vidyodaya 1st Main Road, T.Nagar) won the first prize inthe drawing competition on thetheme “Wildlife and its diversi-ties” in the sub-junior categoryconducted by Forest Depart-ment on October 8 at Children’sPark (Guindy).
More than 500 children par-ticipated in the contest.
He is a UKG student in DAVNursery School (Gopalapu-ram).
By Our Staff ReporterA balloon vendor along with his child was taking an afternoon nap on the pavement of North
Usman Road, near T. Nagar Post Office on October 9. It appeared as though the balloons toowere taking a nap.
Balloons give company to sleeping vendor
Free classes onSandhyavandanamon SundaysBy Our Staff Reporter
Sri Madhwa Samaj (WestMambalam) conducts freeclasses on Sandhyavandanamon Sundays from 4 p.m to5.30 p.m in 12, Vivekandapu-ram 1st Street, West Mamba-lam.
The next batch classes willbegin on Sunday, October13.
For more details please call98843 64643.
Weeklong discourseon SrimadBhagavatamfrom MondayBy Our Staff Reporter
Prema Pandurang will give adaily discourse in English on“Srimad Bhagavatam” fromMonday, October 7, to Sun-day, Oct. 13, from 6 p.m to 8.30p.m in Narada Gana Sabha(TTK Road, Alwarpet).
All are welcome.
Talk on ‘ThiruArutpa’on TuesdayBy Our Staff Reporter
Under the auspices ofVallalar Sanmargasangam(V.O.C Street, MGR Nagar, Ph:94453 43706), K.N. Umapathiwill give a discourse on ‘ThiruArutpa – Saalaiyil Thanthaan’on Tuesday, October 15, at 6p.m in Sakthi VinayagarTemple (P.T. Rajan Salai, K.K.Nagar).
All are welcome.
Admissions forplay schoolcommence
Chennai Champs (Uma-pathi Street, West MambalamPh: 98409 90499/9952996263) will start a fresh batchof play school admissions onOctober 13.
Children in the age group of 1year and 3 months to 5 1/2years are eligible for admis-sion.
The other courses conductedin the school include CarnaticMusic, sloka classes, and earlyEnglish and English languagedevelopment courses.
It also conducts weekendMontessori course for workingwomen.
By Our Staff ReporterNational Service Scheme
(NSS) students of M.C.N.
NSS students of MCN School clean villageHigher Secondary School (T.Nagar) conducted a cleanlinesscamp from September 25 toOctober 1 in a village nearArani (Thiruvallur District).
The students cleaned thevillage, gave a facelift to thevillage school and its noon mealcenter, planted a number ofsaplings and conducted door todoor awareness campaignabout personal and communalhygiene.
If anythinginteresting is
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Laksharchanai inSarvasakthiVinayakar TempleBy Our Staff Reporter
Laksharchanai will be per-formed to Meenakshi Ammanon Saturday, October 12, from8 a.m in Sarvasakthi Vina-yakar Temple (Indira Colony,Ashok Nagar).
There will be a devotionalmusic concert at 6.30 p.m.
All are welcome.
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G. Govindarajan (residentof Umapathy Street, WestMambalam, Ph: 9884023236) passed away on Oct.8
He was 60 and had been aresident of Mambalam formore 60 years.
OBITUARYG. GOVINDARAJAN
He had retired as a correspondent ofBrindavan Vidyalaya.
He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
P. N. Janaki, resident of32/16, Ramchandra Street,T. Nagar, Ph: 99416 86288)passed away on October 9.
She was 93 and had beena resident of T. Nagar formore than 65 years. Shewas the wife of late P.K.
P. N. JANAKI
Narasimhan. She is survived by 5 sons, 4daughters and grandchildren.
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Sai bhajan programs in T. Nagar andMambalamBy Our Staff Reporter
Sri Sathya Sai Samiti conducts Sai bhajans every week in thefollowing venues in T. Nagar and Mambalam.
T. Nagar:Sai Keshav Hall, 157, G. N. Chetty Road (near Panagal Park, Vijaya
Bank building): Saturdays, 5 p.m.Ayurvedasramam, 155, G. N. Chetty Road (near Panagal Park):
Mondays, 6 p.m.50/38, Motilal Street (opposite Ranganathan Street): Wednesdays,
6 p.m.Muthumaari Amman Temple, South Boag Road: Mondays, 6.30
p.mMambalam:12A/27, Thambiah Road, West Mambalam: Saturdays, 5.15 p.m.Vallabha Ganapathy Temple, Arya Gowda Road, West Mambalam:
Fridays, 6.30 p.m.Murugashramam, Srinivasa Pillai Street, West Mambalam: Sec-
ond Tuesdays, 6 p.m.For registration, please call 94456 11333 or 94447 73926.All are welcome.The Samiti also sells books on Sai literature and CDs of Sai
bhajans.
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By Our Staff ReporterThe National Service Sche-
me (NSS) students of RKMSarada Girls School cleanedthe goshala in Kasi Viswana-thar Koil Street, West Mam-balam last week.
V. Gopalakrishnan (go-shala trustee) lectured thestudents on the importanceof cow in the Hindu religion.
He explained the goshala’simportant role in protectingold, sick and abandoned cowsfrom going to slaughterhous-es.
The visit was organized byGreater Chennai DistrictExnora.
NSS students clean goshala
Temporary pedestrian pathwaysto ease crowds in T. Nagar
By Our Staff ReporterTraffic police installed barri-
cades to create a temporarypedestrian way on UsmanRoad, near Duraisamy Roadjunction, T. Nagar to ease traf-fic congestion and prevent pe-destrians from jaywalking.
Similar barricades have also
been installed near SardhaVidyalaya, Usman Road, T.Nagar.
The measures have beentaken in view of the oncomingfestival season in which hugecrowds are expected to throngthe shopping hubs in T. Nagarand Mambalam.
Lions Club’s freehealth check-uptomorrowBy Our Staff Reporter
Lions Club of New RoyalAshok Nagar will conduct afree health check-up on Mon-day, October 14, from 2 p.m to5 p.m in Mahodaya Hall (7th
Avenue, opposite Pudur HighSchool, Ashok Nagar).
Doctors and support stafffrom Pranav Eye Care willexamine the participants forBP, sugar, obesity and eye de-fects.
All are welcome.
Madhuram NarayananCentre for Exceptional Chil-dren (18, Prakasam Street,T. Nagar. Ph: 2834 0574), aschool for early interventionconducts a number of eventsthroughout the year to provideits students with unique andnew experiences.
The events include interna-tional conferences, nationalworkshops, nutri-fest, autismawareness workshop andother cultural events.
Currently, a program titled“Sambhavam” is taking placein the Centre.
In this program, childrenwith the help of their paren-ts are taught to make modelsof places visited by them inChennai during the year.
Models of Central Station,malls, parks, beach and Pazha-mudhir Cholai are currentlyon display.
3-day discourseon ‘Vega SethuStotram’
U.Ve. Velukudi KrishnanSwamigal will give a daily dis-course on Vedanta Desikar’s‘Vega Sethu Stotram’ fromSaturday, October 12, to Mon-day, October 14, from 6.30 p.mto 8.30 p.m in Jaigopal Ga-rodia Hindu Vidyalaya (PostalColony, West Mambalam).
The discourse has been or-ganized by Kalakendra (thecultural wing of the school).
All are welcome.
Discourse on‘Miracles ofCosmic Mother’todayBy Our Staff Reporter
Satya Pranava Yogi will givea free discourse on ‘Mi-racles ofCosmic Mother’ on Sunday,October 13, from 10 a.m to 12noon in Mahamayi Atma VidyaMandiram (1005, Lakshma-nasami Salai, West K.K.Nagar, Ph: 99415 48551).
All are welcome.
By Our Staff ReporterS. Sujitha (Std.9 student in
Stella Matriculation School,Ashok Nagar) won the firstprize in the Vallalar speechcontest conducted by VallalarSanmargha Sangam (55, VOCStreet, MGR Nagar) on Octo-ber 5 in Sakthi VinayakarTemple (K. K. Nagar).
The first prize for poetrywent to I. Easwari (Std. 11student in Government GirlsSchool, Ashok Nagar).
33 students from sevenschools participated in thecompetitions.
The contests were held tocommemorate the 191st birthanniversary of Vallalar.
Sujitha Easwari
Schoolgirls excelin Vallalar speech
and poetrycontests
Program for exceptionalchildren
This event is conducted ev-ery quarter to help the childrento utilize the skills learnt in theclass with the activities of theirdaily life.
Burglars broke into an apart-ment in West Mamba-lam onthe night of October 6 and es-caped with 40 sovereigns ofgold jewellery and Rs. 20,000 incash.
According to the police, R.Mohanram, a computer engi-neer, lives in the apartmentlocated on the first floor ofThirupura Sundari ApartmentComplex.
On Oct. 5, he and his familyhad gone to Tirupur on a holi-
day. On returning back in themorning of Oct. 7, they foundthe front door’s lock broken.Inside, they found that thealmirah was open and the goldjewellery and cash kept in itmissing.
Mohanram immediatelylodged a complaint with thepolice.
Police said that the familyhad made no attempt to hidethe key of the almirah.
The apartment complex ismanned by security guards,but there are no security cam-eras. The burglars managed togain entry and make away withthe jewellery with stealth andneighbours told police thatthey did not see any strangersor hear anything unusual.
The burglars may have sur-veyed the area well before tar-geting the house, an investi-gating officer said. “We havecollected fingerprints from thespot and suspect the hand of afew habitual offenders,” headded.
The case is under investiga-tion by Ashok Nagar Police.
House burgled in West Mambalam,40 sovereigns of gold stolen
Saraswathi Poojain ReddiyappatiSwamigal templetodayBy Our Staff Reporter
Saraswathi Pooja will beperformed on Sunday, October13, from 4 p.m to 7.30 p.m inReddiyapatti Swamigal Tem-ple (6, Ranganathan Street, T.Nagar).
Music troupe of Savitha andAkilandeswari will render adevotional concert at 6 p.m.
Prasadam distribution willtake place by 7.30 p.m.
All are welcome.
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