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By Our Staff Reporter14-year-old Aadith Kumar, a resident of

Mannar Street, T. Nagar, and a Std. 9student of Don Bosco Matriculation School,Egmore, died on July 16 after reportedlyfalling from a height of 35 feet from anasbestos roof in the school.

According to the police, Aadith, the son

Student falls to death afterclimbing roof of passageway

in school

of a businessman, Kathiravan,who had climbed the asbestosroof of a passageway leading tothe three-storey schoolauditorium plunged headlongto the ground after the roofinggave way. The police said thathe was playing with two otherstudents after school hours,when he suddenly climbed ontothe asbestos roof.

School officials told the policethat other students informedthem that Aadith was lying

unconscious on the groundfloor. They found the boybleeding profusely from hiswounds. He was rushed to ahospital nearby where he diedlater. After a preliminaryprobe, police said Aadith wasapparently trying to impresshis friends by climbing on theasbestos roof.

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ROYAPETTAH, Laksh-mipuram Street, near AvvaiShanmugam Road, oppositeHema Malini KalyanaMandapam, land 1750 sq.ft,built-up 3000 sq.ft, Eastfacing, 7 years old, price Rs.4.50 crores (negotiable).Prasad. Ph: 98406 30359,94452 83127.

VELACHERY, Ranga-nathan Street, near PhoenixMall, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen,935 sq.ft, ground floor, Westfacing, 10 years old, coveredcar park, price Rs. 65 lakhs(negotiable). Ph: 98404 30456,98400 70711.

WEST MAMBALAM,Brindavan Street Extension,land 1200 sq.ft, built-up 1500sq.ft, individual house, frontage 30 feet, 20 years old,North facing, price Rs. 2.50crores. Ph: 98407 04053.

T. NAGAR, Motilal Street,500 sq.ft, UDS 235 sq.ft,ground floor flat, price Rs. 45lakhs (negotiable). Ph: 9884925166, 90946 56061.

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T. NAGAR, No. 27,Thyagaraya Road, oppositeHoly Angels School, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 875sq.ft, 6th floor, lift, woodwork,open car park, price Rs. 99lakhs. Vijayson. Ph: 9840332418, 98404 49011.

S R I P E R U M B U D U R ,S.V.Chatram, residentialplots, fully developed, rateRs. 860 per sq.ft, ready forconstruction. Ph: 9940286665.

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PAMMAL, Anna Nagar, NrVellankani School, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 832sq.ft, covered car park, priceRs. 34 lakhs, loan arranged,ready to occupy. Ph: 9500196445.

THORAIPAKKAM, Thiru-valluvar Salai, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, 815 sq.ft,covered car park, price Rs. 38Lakhs, loan arranged, readyto occupy. Ph: 95001 96445.

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No. 196, RangarajapuramMain Road, near Five Lights,2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1000sq.ft, 1st floor, semi furnished,Brahmin / vegetarian family /office. Ph: 98400 66668.

WEST MAMBALAM, No.49/50, Gowri Apartment, RajuStreet, single bedroom, 500sq.ft, ground floor, 24 hourswater, 2-wheeler parking,working women / bachelors.Ph: 94443 23546, 9790735468.

K. K. NAGAR, No.4/72,Munusamy Salai, SubhaColony, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, pooja room, 1100sq.ft, 2 balconies, family /bachelors. Ph: 94443 67900.

T. NAGAR, No. 37,Akshaya Apartment, Flat No.F-4, Venkatesan Street, 3bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 1st

floor, car park, rent Rs. 27000,maintenance Rs. 2000,advance Rs. 2.5 lakhs or leaseRs. 35 lakhs, immediateoccupation. Ph: 98403 83000.

WEST MAMBALAM, No.73, Lake View Road, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 750sq.ft, 2nd floor, 2-wheelerparking, rent Rs. 14000,Brahmins only. Ph: 9443240595, 94439 05564.

WEST MAMBALAM, No.17/3, SCP Construction,Brindavan Street Extension(1st Cross Street), 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, vegetarians only.Ph: 95510 50991.

WEST MAMBALAM, No.28, Naickamar Street, 1bedroom, hall, kitchen, dining,1st floor, rent Rs. 9000,immediate occupation. Ph:98405 21351.

WEST MAMBALAM, No.18, Moorthy Street, nearAyodhya Mandapam, 2bedrooms, 1st floor, 2 bathcum toilets, rent expected Rs.18000 (negotiable), Brahminsonly, visit on 18 & 19th July,2015. Ph: 2489 2671, 8333932671.

T. NAGAR, No. 6/2,Jagadeeswaran Street,behind Pondy Bazaar, 3bedrooms, 1250 sq.ft, groundfloor, open car park, 24 hourswater, rent Rs. 27000(negotiable), South IndianBrahmins only, no brokers.Ph: 2434 4507.

WEST MAMB-ALAM, No. 37,Govindan Road, 2bedrooms, hall,kitchen, pooja room,furnished, lift, carpark, 24 hours water& security, rent Rs.17000 (negotiable),no brokers, visit onSaturday / Sundaybetween 9 a.m & 5p.m. Ph: 94827 35225,98864 86423.T. NAGAR, No. 33,

Ramasamy Street, 1bedroom, hall, kitchen, 1st floorapartment, attached bath-room, rent Rs. 8500, family /bachelors. Ph: 2433 3477,98411 93685.

ASHOK NAGAR,No. 24, 10th Avenue,behind Grace SuperMarket, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, 950sq.ft, 1st floor flat, lift,car park, veget-arians only. Ph:89390 88658, 09916432200.ASHOK NAGAR, No. C-

6, 240 LIG Flats, 7th Avenue,1 bedroom, hall, kitchen, 1st

floor, rent Rs. 8000,vegetarians only. Ph: 22672718.

WEST MAMBALAM, No.10/55, Raju Street, 1 bedroom,hall, kitchen, 1st floor, rent Rs.7500, maintenance Rs. 200,vegetarians only. Ph: 9791045576.

ASHOK NAGAR,No. 4, I-Block, 11th

Avenue, near KFCFood Court, 3 bed-rooms, hall, kitchen,ground floor, rentRs. 15000, vegeta-rians only, visit onSunday from 11 a.mto 4 p.m. Ph: 9840198805.NANDANAM Extension,

No. 6, F2, 4th Street, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 809sq.ft, 1st floor flat, uncoveredcar park, vegetarianspreferred, no brokers. Ph:94449 52116, 2431 2728.

WEST MAMBALAM, No.18/26, South KothandaramarKoil Street, near SrinivasaTheatre, independent portion,Brahmins only, contact inpremises.

WEST MAMBALAM, No.37, Lake View Road, nearMambalam Railway Station,2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen,individual 2nd floor, coveredcar park, tiles, full woodwork,balcony, lease Rs. 10 lakhs.Ramesh. Ph: 95513 28853,95661 46956.

T. NAGAR, No. 18,Quantazen Flat, No. 3-D,Thomas 2nd Street, nearSivaji’s House, spacious 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1100sq.ft, 3rd floor, lift, open carpark, vegetarians only. Ph:2474 3135, 94450 07725.

WEST MAMBALAM, No.18/19, Srinivasa Pillai Street,near Ayodhya Mandapam, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 3balconies, 2 bathrooms, 2nd

floor, open car park, vege-tarians only. Ph: 98841 36921.

T. NAGAR, No. 49/46,Abdullah Street, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, 1200 sq.ft, lift,car park, rent Rs. 25000. Ph:93823 19464.

WEST MAMBALAM, No.33/16, Vivekanandapuram 1st

Street, 3 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 1100 sq.ft, groundfloor, 2-wheeler parking, rentRs. 18000. Ph: 90945 69904.

K. K. NAGAR, AP-194,10th Street, 2nd Sector, closeto PSBB School, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, independentground floor, 2-wheelerparking, semi furnished,Brahmins only. Ph: 9940527932.

WEST MAMBALAM, No.105/2, Lake View Road, nearSandhya Hall, single bedroom,600 sq.ft, 1st floor, Brahminsonly. Ph: 2471 0556, 9790780270.

T. NAGAR, No. 3,Soundararajan Street, nearTTD & Krishna Sweets, 3bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1650sq.ft, duplex 1st floor flat, 3balconies, complete wood-work, covered car park, rentRs. 35000, vegetarians only.Ph: 98849 58743.

WEST MAMBALAM, No.95/2, Eswari Priya Apartment,Flat No. F-2, KannadasanStreet, near Arya GowdaRoad Extension, singlebedroom, hall, kitchen, 450sq.ft, 1st floor, rent Rs. 8000.Ph: 97873 56627, 8903482170.

PORUR, No. 138,Subhashree Nagar Extension-1, near DLF, IBM, LET &HP, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen,independent ground floorhouse, car park, purevegetarian family, suitable forplay school & office. Ph: 9841223250.

T. NAGAR, No. 149, SouthWest Boag Road, near BusStand, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 1100 sq.ft, coveredcar park, rent Rs. 17000(negotiable), family / bachelors/ office / godown. Ph: 9382831239.

WEST MAMBALAM, 16/8, Rajam Krishna Flats,Balakrishna Naicken StreetExtension, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 750 sq.ft, rent Rs.15000, Brahmin family only.Ph: 94440 30086.

ASHOK NAGAR, No. 34,7th Avenue, 1 bedroom, hall,kitchen, 3rd floor flat, fullwoodwork, balcony, tiles,chimney, A/c, semi furnished,rent Rs. 11000, advance 6months, vegetarian / non-vegetarian. Mani. Ph: 9551328853, 90439 40898.

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Job oriented trainingprograms for adults withlearning disabilitiesBy Our Staff Reporter

Arvind Institute of Vocational Excellence –a vocational training centre for persons withlearning disabilities – was opened on July 17 at575, 14th Street, 4th Sector, K.K. Nagar.

The centre will impart training on employ-able skills to those above 15 years with specialneeds, slow learners and dyslexic students. Itwill cater to a wide range of disabilities likeautism, ADHD, Down Syndrome and cerebralpalsy, to name a few.

Basics of computers, office assistant train-ing, cooking & culinary art, grinding & packag-ing, art work, music are some of the areas inwhich the students will be trained.

For more details about the programs offered,contact Arvind Institute at 98416 15333 orvisit the website www.arvindfoundation.org.

By Our Staff ReporterR. P. Krishnamachari (Managing Di-

rector, Tex Bioscience Private Ltd.,Textan House, 75, 4th Avenue, AshokNagar) funded the computer center setup at a cost of Rs. 10 lakhs in SriNamasivaya Moorthigal HinduVidyalaya (Krishnancoil, Nagercoil), inmemory of his late father R.K.Parthasarathy.

The center has 37 networked com-puters with power back-up and furni-ture.

Donates Rs. 10 lakhs for schoolcomputer center

Budding writer conducts workshopfor poor childrenBy Our Staff Reporter

17-year-old Karthik Sreeram Kannan (resident of T. Nagar) con-ducted a storywriting workshop for 25 poor children under the care ofShabnam Resources (Rangarajapuram) on July 11.

Shabnam Resources is an NGO that works for the communitywelfare, education, medical support and livelihood of children from ruraland semi-urban areas.

Karthik has authored the novel ‘The ashes of the Prey’ and has alsowritten more than ten short stories.

He is also associated with short-film making, direction, script-writingand editing.

He is a recipient of the ‘Rose of Ridwan’ award given in the field ofliterature.

Contests for girls and womennext SaturdayBy Our Staff Reporter

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Ashok Nagar Progressive Women’sAssociation (9th Avenue, Ashok Nagar) will hold a number of contestsfor girls and women on Saturday, July 25, in Lakshmi Hall, 1st Avenue,Ashok Nagar.

The contests include ‘Two minute talent contest’ in which the partici-pants can exhibit any unique talent on the stage for 2 minutes, dancecontest for 50+ women, nail painting, innovative garland making, dolldressing and drawing contest for Std. 1 to 5 girls.

There is no entry fee and all are welcome.For registration which closes on July 20, please contact the Associa-

tion at 94440 18418 or 99401 08882.There will also be a free bone density check up by Soundarajan Bone

and Joint Hospital.

By Our StaffReporter

A large num-ber of personswere seen wait-ing near a mo-bile court onP r a k a s a mRoad, T. Nag-ar, outsideChennai Cor-poration Sch-ool, to pay the

Helmet-less riders wait to pay fine

fine for violation of helmet rule while riding two-wheelers.The original vehicle documents or the vehicles which were seized from

the violators were handed over only on production of a new helmet withreceipt of purchase.

Calling volunteers for freeservice in TirumalaBy Our Staff Reporter

Sevas (50, Dharga Road, Rajaji Nagar,Pallavaram) sends volunteers for week-long ser-vice to pilgrims in Tirumala starting on Mondaysand ending on Sundays.

Travelling expense and the cost of breakfastmust be borne by the volunteers.

Those interested can contact 78455 58334, 9444901138.

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NEW batch onMridangam clas-ses starts from 2nd

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staff, graduateswith computerknowledge forclerical work, parttime 4.30 p.m to 8.30p.m / full time 10 a.mto 6 p.m. ChennaiSai Sankara Matri-monials (Brahmin),No. 7, 9th Avenue,Ashok Nagar. Ph:98403 30531.WANTED part time (9 a.m

to 1.30 p.m) accountant (male/ female), having knowledgein bank accounting, age 40years and above. Contact:Appolo Study Centre. Ph:98400 99828, 97899 18859.

WANTED full time / parttime, receptionist, office boy,aayas. Contact: Visa Hos-pital, T. Nagar. Ph: 9841413839.

RESULT oriented coachingfor Mathematics, Chemistry,Biology, Accountancy,English, Hindi, Science,Economics, all levels, hometuition, experienced tutors,(fees Rs. 600 per hour),monthly Rs. 4800 per subject,learning can be fun, motivationis the key. Ph: 94447 71981.

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WANTED lady graduatewith computer knowledge, agebelow 30 years as officecoordinator for CharulathaPublications, No. 24,Thambiah Road, WestMambalam. Ph: 98404 28577.

WANTED Hinditeachers, Praveenpracharaks, trainedor untrained, fresh/ experienced (reg-ular / part time).Hindi Vidyaniketan,49/1, HabibullahRoad, near SharmaPark, T. Nagar. Ph:93828 07320, 9841592602.WANTED counter sales

persons (ladies only), fresher/ experienced, for a SareeShowroom in WestMambalam. Good salaryoffered. DhanalakshmiSarees, No. 7/15, ThambiahRoad. Ph: 4261 4193/9789899510.SOFA SERVICESSOFA SERVICESSOFA SERVICESSOFA SERVICESSOFA SERVICES

ANY old type of sofas,cushions repairing &reconditioning at verymoderate charges. Contact:K.N.S. Rajan, New No. 58,Peters Road, Royapettah. Ph:93818 03956, 76671 33233.

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NO HOLDS BARREDGaana Gandharvan

Isn’t it almost oxymoronic that the “Mellisai Mannan” has beencondemned without a hearing by the unseen tribunal whosepraises he has sung through soulful music since the day he couldcall his mother “Amma” for the Goddess of Music to rejoice in!

Even invoking his pet Gods was not sufficient for an extendedexit-line for the mendicant to overstay his tenancy of this beautifulworld full of good people, flora and fauna, about whom and aboutwhich he has, in his short worshipful 87 years, created music toplease all hearers.

His name in the passport document, for entry all over the world,embraces the whole universe with the stamp “VISWANATHAN”.His universe was an overflow of his universality that speltcohesion and oneness of every creation on earth.

When I was living in Kannur, having escaped from Hitler’shordes in East Africa, Viswanathan was a music teacher in myvillage but his vocal chords were the most praised human organsthere. A distant relative of mine, Neelakanta Bhagavathar, wasapproached by our hero for inspiration. They recognised theirrespective claims to further expansion and this perhaps aided ourhero’s climb to the summit which he reached faster than anynovice.

There was a blank in the journey to recognition but he zoomedand landed in Madras, from where his real musical journey to thetop began, aided and abetted by his pleasing personality anddedication to the cause so dear to his psyche: music.

After we settled in Madras in 1945, Viswananthan expanded inthe independent atmosphere of India and his music took wings forhim to soar to the heights his talents took him to deservedly. Asmusic directors, he and Ramamoorthy rose like eagles in themusic world so high without even thinking that the stragglersbelow are no good. Since there were no more worlds to conquer andthe next coveted ascension is to be one with divinity, the GaanaGandharvan has quietly escaped.

Digitized smart boardsinstalledin Tarachand GaladaSchool

Digitized smart boards for teachingwere installed on July 9 in theclassrooms in Sri Tarachand GaladaJain Matriculation School (Madley 1st

Street, T. Nagar). The teachers areundergoing training on using the smartboards. They will help them to maketeaching more interactive byemploying an audio visual approach.

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Sai bhajan programsin T. Nagar and Mambalam

Sri Sathya Sai Samiti conducts Sai bhajansevery week in the following venues in T. Nagarand 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 RanganathanStreet): Wednesdays, 6 p.m.

Muthumaari Amman Temple, South BoagRoad: Mondays, 6.30 p.m

Mambalam: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: Second Tuesdays, 6 p.m.For registration, please call 94456 11333 or

94447 73926. All are welcome.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Pedestrian plaza project delayed due to protestby commercial lobby

Sir, The proposal to put up a pedestrian plaza on ThyagarayaRoad from Bashaym Road to Anna Salai seems to have metwith stiff opposition from shopkeepers. The shopkeepers fearthat if the plaza comes up, they may incur loss ofbusiness. Following the opposition by the commercial lobby,the civic body is on a mission to convince the shop owners.Chennai Corporation must bear in mind that the pedestrianplaza is being planned for the comfort of the public. As such,why should it bother about the shopkeepers and try to convincethem? If the shopkeepers continue to oppose it, will the civicbody give up the project? Does not such a move send a wrongsignal to the public? The shopkeepers have been doing businessgiving maximum inconvenience to the public. Even thefootpaths meant for pedestrians have been usurped by theshopkeepers. If the civic body has any concern for the public,it must go ahead with the proposal by ignoring the protests ofthe shopkeepers.— V.S. Jayaraman, 31, Motilal Street, T.Nagar

Roadside eateries a health hazardSir, Of late, a number of unlicensed mobile eateries have

come up in several nooks and corners of the streets in T. Nagar,selling fast food. Even the commercial complexes in the suburbhave put up sheds to sell fast food. While the aroma emanatingfrom these food items would tempt people to eat them, thequestion is: Are they made hygienically and are they fit enoughfor consumption? At the very look and the way they are keptin the open with flies encircling the food items, one could easilyjudge that these items are not hygienic and unsafe for humanconsumption. The quality of water and oil used to make theseitems is also unknown. Wax coated paper cups are widely usedto serve beverages and other snacks like peanuts and chatitems. Do these roadside outlets come under the purview of theHealth Department and do Health Inspectors sample the foodsold by these outlets? There have been several instances ofpersons coming down with stomach infection or fever aftereating at these roadside outlets. To add to the problems ofhealth, many of these eateries, including some hotels, let outwaste into the drainage pipes which often get blocked causinglot of problems to the residents. When there is so much of hypeand hoopla over the noodles made by the giant Nestle, onewonders why there are no efforts on the part of the authoritiesto stop proliferation of mobile/roadside eateries and saleof unhealthy food that is consumed aplenty by the denizens.—T. Nagar Residents’ Welfare Association, 30, RanganStreet, T. Nagar

Authorities should enforce stricter laws to curbchain snatching

Sir, Of late there has been an increase in the incidence ofchain snatching in the city. It is almost reported daily in themedia. It has more or less become a full time profession formany as they go uncaught. It is also disturbing to note that inmany cases the culprits have been found to be educated youthswho do it for obtaining fast buck to splurge on luxuries. The hugeincrease in price of gold has made this crime more lucrative.Many incidents go unreported as the investigation process istedious and expensive. Even when a culprit is apprehended, thelaws are lax enough for him to get out on bail easily. It hasbecome an ordeal for a lone woman walking on the road.Recently in our neighbourhood, a lurking chain snatcher struckin the morning when the woman of the house was drawingkolam in front of her house. Will the police and law makersenforce stricter penalties to mitigate the crime?— Dr.Chidambarakumarasamy, 53rd Street, Ashok Nagar

Residents should lend support to TNRWASir, This is with reference to the article ‘T. Nagar Residents

Welfare Association on member recruitment drive’ publishedin Mambalam Times last week. The association is renderinga very good service to the neighborhood with respect to civicissues. It is fighting for the eviction of unauthorised hawkers,who have occupied the entire service lane of Usman Road andbattling for the pedestrian’s rights. It organises frequent meetswith the elected representatives and authorities of the variousgovt. departments to discuss and find solutions to civic problems.Through its diligent efforts, long standing Metrowater issueswere solved in a number of neighbourhood colonies. Theassociation also has a legal wing to fight against the large scalebuilding norm violators and law breakers. More and moreresidents should rise to the Association’s call and enroll asmembers and render their service to create a pollution-free,hawker-free and violation-free T. Nagar.— Sooryan Basheer,Ramanathan Street, T. Nagar

Do not close down Railway Station Post OfficeSir, There was a proposal to shift Railway Station Post Office

(Station Road, West Mambalam) to some other rented place.But it appears that the proposal has been shelved and theauthorities have instead decided to merge it the Main PostOffice in Postal Colony, West Mambalam. It will affect seniorcitizens like me as Postal Colony Post Office is not withinwalking distance of Station Road. I request the postal authoritiesto reconsider the decision and allow the Railway Station PostOffice to continue in the present location for the benefit of thenearby residents.—T.V. Bashyam, Manickam Street, WestMambalam

By Our StaffReporter

Three vehicles (twocars and a minivan)suffered damageswhen a huge tree in-side a vacant plot onBharathi Street,Vasudevan Nagar,J a f f e r k h a n p e t ,toppled at around 10a.m, damaged a por-tion of the compoundwall and fell acrossthe road.

The roof of a carwas damaged, theother car took a hit onthe right doors and

Tree topples, damages three vehicles

the window panes got shat-tered. The van which wasparked the farthest did notsuffer heavy damages.

It also brought down over-

head power cables with it, lead-ing to power outage in the areafor several hours. The road wascompletely blocked, affectingvehicular movement.

No one was injured in theincident. Chennai Corporationworkers axed and removed thetree and its branches within 3hours.

Logistics firmoffers packagingand internationaldelivery of fooditemsBy Our Staff Reporter

Chennai Abroad Packers &Couriers has opened its branchat 8, Ground floor, AnandaBuilding, Door No. 3, StationRoad, West Mambalam.

It offers complete logisticsolutions under one roofincluding handling of domesticand international cargo andfreight forwarding by air or seaat competitive rates.

It specializes in internationalpackaging and courier of alltypes of goods includingfoodstuffs like pickles, con-diments and provisions,household articles, divine itemslike idols, kolu dolls andmedicines to all major coun-tries, including USA, Canada,UK and Australia. Specializedvacuum packaging of foodstuffwith automated machines isdone to ensure there is noleakage or smell.

Value added services includecustomized packaging andhandling to suit customer need,doorstep service and onlinetracking facility of the parcels.

The company has branchesin Adyar, Mylapore, andEgmore.

Its contact numbers are95662 06214 and 4266 3235.For more details visit thewebsite www.capex.com.

Excels in Karatetourney

By Our Staff ReporterRaghav Srinivasan (a

resident of 11th Sector, K.K.Nagar) won a gold medal eachin Kumite and Nanchakkuevents, a silver medal each inBo Kata and Empty Hand Kataevents and a bronze medal inteam Kata event in the Karate& Kobudo National Tour-nament-2015 held on July 4and 5 at JJ Basket Ball IndoorStadium (Kilpauk, Chennai).

He participated in the 15 to18 years, 70 kg plus category.

He is a yellow belt holder andtrained by Renshi Benjamin.In Kumite finals, he beat ahigher grade brown belt holder.

He is a Std. 11 student ofPSBBSS School, KK Nagar.

By Our Staff ReporterAn Airtel junction box which toppled along with its foundation

is lying on the pavement of P. T. Rajan Salai, near PoliceStation, K. K. Nagar, for the past several days.

It is blocking part of the pavement.

Toppled Airtel junction boxblocks pavement

By Our Staff Reporter70-year-old Chinnaiah

(resident of 27, K Block,Vazhathoppu, West Mam-balam) has been missing fromhis residence since 11 a.m onJuly 10.

He is 5’5” in height, has a faircomplexion and wears a rangolitattoo on his right hand.

He was wearing a pink shirtand white dhoti when he wentmissing.

A case of a missing personhas been registered at R6Kumaran Nagar Police Sta-tion.

Anyone having informationabout Chinnaiah may informhis son Manikandan at 9445189310 / 74183 72416.

70-year-old manmissing since July 10

A fast food vendor in a housing board shopping complex onRaghavaiah Road, T. Nagar, has installed a washbasin on aconcrete platform abutting the trunk of an avenue tree on thepavement outside the complex.

A plastic can with tap supplies water to the basin.However it is not known if the waste water seeps to the

ground and feeds the roots of the tree or is drained into thenearby storm water drain.

An innovative roadsidewashbasin

P. Susheela’sconcert on FridayBy Our Staff Reporter

Padmabhushan Dr. P.Susheela will present adevotional concert on Friday,July 24, from 6 p.m in PRCCharities (VenkataramanStreet, T. Nagar, behind HolyAngels Convent).

She will be supported by M.Ramu and Orchestra.

The concert has beenorganised by SarvaniSangeetha Sabha Trust (6/52,Vijayaraghavachari Road, T.Nagar, Ph: 2815 1417), inassociation with PappichettyRaghava Chetty Charities.

There is no entrance fee.All are welcome.

Sathya Saibhajans onFridaysBy Our Staff Reporter

Sri Sathya Sai SevaOrganization (Metro South)Brindavan Samithi holdsSathya Sai bhajans from 6.15p.m to 7.15 p.m on Fridays inSri Krishna Temple, Thani-kachalam Road. T. Nagar.

Bala Vikas classes are alsoconducted.

For more details, call 9176448706 / 98416 92403.

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Sai bhajans on SaturdaysBy Our Staff Reporter

Sai bhajans are conducted at 6.15 p.m onSaturdays in Sri Sathya Sai Organization,Ashok Nagar Samithi (143, 101st Street, 15th

Sector, K. K. Nagar). All are welcome.More details can be had from T. S. Mani

(Convenor) in phones 2489 7017 and 9884392244.In Bharathidasan Colony

Bharathidasan Colony Bhajan Mandali (18-D, Bharathidasan Colony, K. K. Nagar) con-ducts Sri Sathya Sai bhajans from 6.30 p.m to7.30 p.m on Saturdays in its premises.

All are welcome. More details can be had inphone 94448 25183.

A Formula-one design racing car conceptualized and built by thestudents of Birla Institute of Technology (Mesra, Patna) was beinggiven final touches on July 16 at a welding shop on Lake View Road(West Mambalam). The car was transported to Chennai and isparticipating in the ongoing Supra SAE India Forumla-1 Racing CarTournament at Madras Motor Racing Track.

A number of residents and passersby gathered to have a glimpse ofthe racing car.

Local welder gives final touchesto racing car

By Our Staff ReporterA trench at the junction of South Boag Road

and Venkatarnaryana Road poses a danger toroad users.

Broken tree branches which are not visibleduring dark hours have been kept in the trenchto warn motorists.

Open trench at South Boagjunction poses danger

M. Jothi Prakasam (resident of 31, MadleyRoad, T. Nagar), popularly known as Leo Muthu,passed away on July 10.

He was 63 and had been a resident of T. Nagarfor more than 4 decades. Leo Muthu was theFounder and Chairman of Sairam Group ofInstitutions. He started his professional career asa real estate developer. In 1989, he ventured intoeducation sector, by starting Sai Matriculation

OBITUARYM. JOTHI PRAKASAM

Higher Secondary School in Chennai with just 137 students. He wasa Lions Club member and participated in a number of its philanthropicactivities. Today the group encompasses more than a dozen institutionsincluding schools, engineering colleges, medical colleges, teacher traininginstitutes and polytechnics. As chairman of Sairam Institutions, hehad organized various medical camps and public welfare activities.

He is survived by wife Kalaiselvi, son Saiprakash, daughter SharmilaRaja, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

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By Our Staff ReporterAfter an enthusiastic re-

sponse on the inaugural day onJune 29, the number of com-muters on the Chennai MetroRail (CMRL) has dropped dras-tically on weekdays.

For regular commuters who

CMRL witnesses steep drop in passengerson weekdays

self drive or use other means ofpublic transport, it is a combi-nation of reasons, includingconnectivity, high fares andaccessibility to the station thatdeters them from switchingover to Metro Rail.

The commuters are far andfew at Ashok Nagar station onweekdays. The photos takenduring the morning peak hourson a weekday shows close toempty platforms and coaches.However, good crowds can beseen on Saturdays and Sun-days when non regular com-muters travel to experience theride. A.L. Bhatnakar, a seniorexecutive with CMRL, saidthat the drop in passengercrowds was expected as CMRLhad only opened a small stretch

of 10km. It was more of atrial beginning for us, hesaid. Once the 20 km stretchfrom Egmore to St. Tho-

mas Mount becomes operational,the connectivity will improve andmore and more passengers wouldopt for Metro Rail, he added.

By Our Staff ReporterThe Rotary Club of

Chennai KK Nagar donateda large screen monitorworth Rs. 2.35 lakhs toPublic Health Centre, LakeView Road, Mambalam onJuly 14.

The high resolution dis-

Rotary Club donates largemonitor to PHC

play has been installed in the op-eration theatre to aid doctors insurgical procedures requiring vi-sual monitoring. ISAK Nazar (PastGovernor of Rotary District 3230)inaugurated the equipment in thepresence of Dr. M.K. Srinivasan(Medical Director, PHC) and otherluminaries.

A family of four were seen riding on a bike on 2nd Avenue,Ashok Nagar, on July 15. The young boy sitting in front waswearing the helmet which was oversized for his head even asthe father was riding the bike without one.

Is a proxy allowed by thehelmet rule?

Samashti Gayathri homam inSankara Mutt todayBy Our Staff Reporter

The monthly ‘Samashti Gayathri homam’ will be performedon Sunday, July 19, at 6 a.m in Sankara Mutt (West Mambalam).

For more details, contact R. Sridharan Iyer at 98410 97300.All are welcome.

11-day discourse onBhagavatham from Thursday

Sri Astiga Seva Samithi will celebrate its 10th annualMahotsavam from Thursday, July 23, to August 2 in AyodhyaMandapam, Arya Gowda Road, West Mambalam.

Paranur Krishna Premi Swamigal will give daily discourseson Bhagavatham from 4 p.m to 6 p.m.

Thirukalyanam will be performed from 9 a.m on Sunday,August 2, followed by annadhanam.

All are welcome.