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Vyasar Street residents appeal for garbage bin

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Sir, I am a long-time resident of Vyasar Street, T. Nagar. A damagedbgarbage bin was removed from the street 6 months back but has notbeen replaced. Many residents are dumping daily household waste andother garbage on the road margin.

Corporation officials have not acted on our requests to keep a garbagebin at a suitable location on the street.

The unhygienic condition of the street is hazardous to the residents.The other hazard is the damaged EB junction box next to the entrance

of my house.I appeal to Corporation officials to clear the garbage from the street

and place a bin, and to EB officials to repair the damaged junction box.Mukunth

Be wary when giving PAN/Aadhaar copiesSir, The other day I got a call from my banker asking me to furnish

copies of my PAN card/Aadhar card to update the Know Your Customer(KYV) details. I told the official that I had completed the KYC formalitieslong back, but was not averse to providing the copies of my PAN/Aadhar again, provided I was given an acknowledgement. The officialthen changed tack and told me that I do not have to furnish the copiesand cut the call.

In view of the high possibility of these cards being misused, one mustexercise extreme caution while submitting the copies. These cannot begiven just like that and when one submits the copies of these cards, he/she should obtain acknowledgement.

Further, each time one submits the copies of PAN /Aadhaar, theseshould be endorsed giving details of the purpose for which they aregiven. Even if the KYC procedure is to be reviewed every two/threeyears, one does not have to furnish details if there are no changes. B.Kannan, Secretary, T. Nagar Residents’ Welfare Association,30, Rangan Street, T. Nagar

Smart card for paying taxes unnecessarySir, The Chennai Corporation, in association with ICICI Bank, will

soon launch a Smart Utility Card for payment of property tax, watertax, EB bill and other bills.

The Point-of-Sale (POS) machines, where these cards can be swiped,will be set up in E-Seva centers. As an incentive to use the smart card,the Corporation will offer discounts/bonus points on payments.

One does not understand why Chennai Corporation is introducinganother payment card, when almost everyone nowadays has debitcard/credit card/mobile payment and other digital payment options.

In the case of the proposed smart card, to get it re-charged for payingthe taxes, one has to go in search of E-Seva centers which, being govt.run, will be open only during the working hours.

When E-Seva centers are already offering other payment services,what is the point in burdening them further with smart cards?

Instead, the Corporation should concentrate on providing bettercivic amenities as a first step towards a ‘Smart City’ instead ofintroducing ‘Smart Card’. V. S. Jayaraman, 31. Motilal Street, T.Nagar

Stray dog problem inLake View Road

Sir, have been a resident of Lake View Roadfor the past 10 years. It is one of the busy roadsas it connects to two schools and a hospital.

Of late, there has been an increase in thenumber of stray dogs in the road. They canmainly be found near ThulukanathammanTemple, opposite GVS Physiotherapy Center.They roam in packs, frightening the public,especially during night and early morning. Theyoften squat in groups on pavements therebyblocking the way for pedestrians. Theirincessant barking at night disturbs the sleep.

They also often chase students who ride toschool on bicycles. A couple of days back, a boyfell down from his cycle after he was chased bya couple of dogs.

I appeal to Chennai Corporation officials tocapture the stray dogs and relocate them.Muthukrishnan Chandrasekaran

Ex-MLA rewards guard for savingyouth

Sir, This refers to the report that a 23-yearold youth. who jumped from the 4th floor ofForum Vijaya Mall (Arcot Road, Vadapalani)in an attempt to end his life, wasmiraculously caught by a security guard onduty on the ground floor.

While the youth, whose life wassaved, suffered fractures in his ribs, ankle, andspine, the guard sustained a minor fracture inhis right leg.

On hearing the daredevil act of the guard, V.P. Kalairajan (Ex-MLA of T. Nagar) visitedhim in the hospital and gave him a cash rewardas a gesture of appreciation.

I appreciate the gesture of Kalairajan. Hiscontact number is 94440 13982. V. S.Jayaraman, 31 Motilal Street, T. Nagar

Plea for footwear counter in KasiViswanathar temple

Sir, Theft of footwear has become commonoutside Sri Kasi Viswanathar Koil, WestMambalam.

Since there is no secure counter for leavingfootwear outside the temple, devotees are forcedto leave it near the entrance, and it often getsstolen. I myself have lost a few pairs whilevisiting the temple.

I appeal to the temple administration to setup a footwear counter outside the temple forthe benefit of the devotees. Ram, WestMambalam

Sai bhajans on FridaysBy Our Staff Reporter

Sai bhajans are conducted on Fridays, from6.15 p.m to 7.15 p.m in Sri Krishnan Temple,Thanikachalam Road, Pondy Bazaar, T.Nagar. All are welcome.

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Work after school did not deterthese toppers

By Our Staff ReporterWhen most of their classmates and friends were studying at

home after school hours or attending special classes, MohammedAshik and A. Mahalakshmi were working. Nevertheless, thetime spent away from textbooks did not prevent them fromscoring high marks.

Both are students of Corporation Higher Secondary School,CIT Nagar and secured good marks in the Std. 12 State Boardexam.

Ashik scored 1104/1200 marks while Mahalakshmi scored1038 marks.

After school hours, Ashik helped his father sell footwear intheir shop under the flyover on Usman Road, T. Nagar whileMahalakshmi worked in a supermarket.

Since Mahalakshmi’s parents cannot afford college fees, shehas been working after school hours to earn money to pay forher higher education.

Loss of sight does not detertheir visionBy Our Staff Reporter

By the age of 2, Mahalakshmi lost vision in both her eyes. Butthat did not deter her from her studies. Similar is the story ofher friend and classmate Indrani.

16 years back, Mahalakshmi’s parents admitted her in LittleFlower Convent for the Blind in T. Nagar.

Today, she has come out with flying colours in her Std. 12exam by topping her school securing 93% marks (1125/1200).She scored 200/200 in Economics, the first student of herschool to do so.

She hails from a poor family. Her father is a truck driver, andher mother works in a college mess. She aims to become an IASofficer.

Indhrani also fared well by scoring 1106 marks.According to their teachers, both have been consistent

performers in academics.While Mahalakshmi also plays chess and is a long-jumper,

Indrani likes to read books and is also an avid singer.

Overcomes father’s loss toshine in Std. 12 exam

By Our Staff ReporterM. M. Pavitha Preethi (Std. 12 commerce student of

Corporation Girls School, Saidapet) excelled in the middle of atough time, and secured 1176/1200 marks in her board exam.

Just 2 months before the exam, she lost her father in a tragicaccident. “He was my biggest motivator. He used to drop mein school and always had encouraging words to pep me up,” shesaid. “His sudden death devastated me, but my mother andsister Nikitha stood by me during the tough period to help mekeep my focus on studies,” she added.

She used to leave home at 5.30 a.m for school from Pammaland return at 7.30 p.m after attending special evening classes.

She wants to study B.Com and fulfil her father’s dream of herjoining civil services.

Constable commits suicideBy Our Staff Reporter

29-year-old V. Balamurugan, working as a constable inAshok Nagar Police Training College, took his own life in hishouse in Injambakkam early on May 14.

The family claimed that work pressure coupled with mount-ing debts led to the constable choosing the extreme step.

Balamurugan joined the Police Department in 2013. He issurvived by his father Vijayan (64), and mother.

The police sent the body for postmortem to RoyapettahGovernment Hospital.

Counselling for MBBS, BDS in June 3rd week

By Our Staff ReporterThe results of the NEET exam conducted on May 6 by

Central Board of Secondary Education are to be announced onJune 5.

The Centre will then hold two rounds of counselling for the15% all-India quota in the state for admission to MBBS andBDS courses.

Post this, counselling for MBBS and BDS admissions inTamilnadu will start in the third week of June, after theDirectorate General of Health Services completes its onlineadmission process.

The State Board Std. 12 results were declared on May 16.By the end of this month, the State Selection Committee in

the Directorate of Medical Education will issue prospectus andapplication forms for admission to state run medical colleges,ESIC, Annamalai University and state quota seats in self-financing medical colleges affiliated to the state university.

The State will release the rank list three to four days aheadof the counselling.

Sub-registrar booked for graftBy Our Staff Reporter

The Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC)booked P. Ravichandran (Sub-registrar, Kodambakkam) in adisproportionate assets case and other corruption charges onMay 2.

This was after a preliminary inquiry was conducted by theDVAC on a complaint that Ravichandran was abusing hisofficial position and receiving bribes for registering settlementdeed and sale deed documents in violation of government rules.

The complaint also stated that he owns a property in GoldenColony, Anna Nagar, worth Rs. 3 crores, the DVAC said.

The inquiry revealed that Ravichandran had in 2016 regis-tered a release deed, partition deed and sale deed pertaining to1,404sqft of land in Choolaimedu classified as governmentporamboke land.

The revenue department had communicated to his officethat this was government land to avoid registration of theproperty. This was a violation of government procedure.

Ravichandran was booked by DVAC for forgery under theIPC and corruption under the Prevention of Corruption Act.

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By Our Staff ReporterOne of the concrete bollards installed outside Tamilnadu

Slum Clearance Board building on the pavement of SouthUsman Road, T. Nagar was damaged after it was hit by avehicle last week.

The bollards have been installed in a straight line at 4 ftintervals to prevent parking of 4-wheelers on the pavement.

Concrete bollard damagedby vehicle

Thumb print atration shops tocurb malpracticeBy Our Staff Reporter

A system of registering thethumb impression of consum-ers to generate bills is to beintroduced soon in ration shopsto curb pilferage and preventbogus entries.

The system has been put ontrial in fair price shops acrossthe State.

According to officials of CivilSupplies Department, smartcards have been issued to ben-eficiaries after linking Aadhaar.The bio-metric details ofAadhaar will be used to makethe system functional. So, onlythe family card holder or anadult family member whosename is included in the card willbe able to buy provisions usingthe thumb impression.

Free drinking water booth in Arya GowdaRoad

Inspectioncompleted inCentral-NehruPark metro railstretchBy Our Staff Reporter

The Commissioner of MetroRail Safety (CMRS) conductedthe last leg of inspection of theunderground metro sectionfrom Central metro station toNehru Park station, includingthe facilities in the stations onMay 14.

Chennai Metro Rail Ltd. islikely to open one of the sec-tions by the end of the month.It is one of the biggest under-ground transit hubs in the coun-try.

According to a CMRL offi-cial, trains were operated at amaximum speed of 80 kmphthrough the night on May 14 aspart of the final leg of inspec-tion.

According to K. A. Mano-haran (Commissioner ofSafety), the safety parametersfor passengers are all in place.

He said that his team in-spected the tunnels linking thedownline from Nehru Park sta-tion to Central Metro viaEgmore metro station. Sev-eral critical systems liketracks, tunnel ventilation,overhead equipment (OHE),civil and operational and sys-tem readiness among otherswere inspected.

“We will try to give CMRLthe authorisation in a week tooperate the line as we havesome more work to do beforewe approve”, he said.

As the inspections have beencompleted on corridor 2, theteam will next inspect a part ofAnna Salai line linking fiveunderground stations on AnnaSalai from AG-DMS to LittleMount and the tunnels linkingthese stations.

Once Central metro is open,commuters will be able to boarda train to CMBT or a directtrain to the airport.

By Our Staff ReporterYoung Patriots (a social

activist group from WestMambalam) has put up afree drinking water boothin Arya Gowda Road,West Mam-balam forpassersby to quench theirthirst.

It has also set up apermanent water boothin Lake View Road.Membership is open.

Persons who wish toengage in social activitiescan contact YoungPatriots in 90920 27555or 99625 50835.

Discourse on ‘F¼ë£ùê‹ð‰îF¼ë£ùê‹ð‰îF¼ë£ùê‹ð‰îF¼ë£ùê‹ð‰îF¼ë£ùê‹ð‰îï£òù£˜ï£òù£˜ï£òù£˜ï£òù£˜ï£òù£˜’ tommorrow

Panampattu Ravichandran Ganapathidasan will give adiscourse on F¼ë£ùê‹ð‰î ï£òù£˜ êKˆFó‹’ from 6.45p.m to 8.30 p.m on Monday, May 21 in Kasi ViswanatharTemple (Kuppaiah Street, West Mambalam).

It has been organized by ‘Þ¬øðE‚èöè Üø‚è†ì¬÷’(Iraipanikalaka Arakattalai).

All are welcome. More details can be had in 92836 00628.

NO HOLDS BARREDFLIGHTS AHOYBy M A Sadanand

It was a couple of months ago when daughter Neethiphoned up saying that she and her husband were flying toKochi to see her ailing aunt, 90, who was allegedly booked forthe journey to heaven.

How sad that a life lived on the fringe is allegedly taperingoff! One good democratic thing is that we all end up pronesomeday. My son and wife were also Kochi-bound on thesame morning to see the same aunt. I hoped the quarto wouldreach safely.

I have no faith in these flying machines. Unlikeable likemath, these machines give my guts a twitch. It’s like flyingin a tin can several thousand miles up in the sky.

When people are leaving for the airport, I don’t even get upfront to wave and say “Wish you a smooth flight” becauseI believe there is no such thing. Imagine my having to saythe same thing when Monisha, my daughter-in-law, willleave shortly for US with her uncle and aunt for a two-monthholiday in That country talking a much longer flight to theother end of the world. She went through the interview at theUS Consulate in Chennai and got the visa in a jiffy. Lookslike things move very fast in the USA! If you move fast, youwant to move faster. What spells the craze for speed inhumans? I think it’s all in the mind.

Sitting surrounded by snow on a mountain-top, one is withnature and one’s thoughts are ensconced within the self. Youneed not go anywhere else to absorb the adhered calm thatis within you. That is what our saints have been showing usfor the last several centuries. We don’t listen to the still voiceof wisdom, our Swamis are silent in order to let men discoverthe truth that one need not travel great distances in orderto attain moksha. My mind would feel calmer in the 38-degree balmy climate of Chennai than when I am shiveringin the negative-9-degrees anywhere else in the world.

I vote for Chennai, not any flashy foreign city even if it israining gold there!

Free class on ‘Maths andScience Made Easy’ todayBy Our Staff Reporter

S. Rajalakshmi will conduct a free class on ‘Maths andScience Made Easy’ for children above 8 years from 6 p.m to7 p.m on Sunday, May 20 in Smart Kids (23, PinjalaSubramanian Street, T. Nagar).

She told Mambalam Times that the class will help studentsto get rid of Maths phobia, learn tables in a rhythmic pattern,improve mental calculation, employ powerful answerverification tools and learn Science with simple experiments.

For free registration, call 94453 16363 / 812 40 23 222.

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Minor accidentleads to scufflebetween driversBy Our Staff Reporter

A minor accident betweenan MTC bus and a car led totraffic congestion at around 2p.m on May 16 in 1st Avenue,Ashok Nagar.

The bus hit the car frombehind when the car driverapplied brakes suddenly toavoid hitting a pedestrian whotried to cross the road.

It led to a minor scufflebetween the drivers as the carowner refused to move hisvehicle from the middle of theroad.

Policemen had to interveneto restore order.

Traffic was affected for about30 minutes.

Seized vehicles block pavement inMuthurangan Salai

By Our Staff ReporterVehicles seized by police for traffic and other offences are

occupying the pavement of Muthurangan Salai, T. Nagar near

Mambalam Police Station.Most of these vehicles are in

a badly damaged condition.The residents have appealed

to the Police Dept. to removethe vehicles so that thepavement can be used bypedestrians.

Venkatachalam Street closed to traffic

Venkatachalam Street, West Mambalam, close to itsjunction with Lake View Road has been temporarily closed totraffic as the street has been dug to lay a storm water drain.

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felicitatedBy Our Staff Reporter

Dharani Ramakrishnan(Founder, SaraswathiNatyalaya, West Mambalam)and her student R. Shrinidhiwere felicitated by Sri RagamFine Arts during the Bhara-tanatyam dance festival orga-nized in Muthamizh PeravaiThiruvavadudurai, R. A.Puram on May 15.

They were felicitated byVazhuvoor Ravi and DelhiKrishnamoorthy.

Dharani Ramakrishnan hastrained a number of students,many of whom have becomeprofessional dancers. A num-

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ber of her students have alsostarted their own danceschools. She and her studentshave given a number of perfor-

mances in temples, leadingsabhas and dance festivals.

Her contact number is98417 39168.

M u s i cD i r e c t o rD e v ahonouredthespian S.Shivpprasadh(resident of4 4 / 2 1 ,

Stage actor Shivpprasadhhonoured

Biogas plant installed in Shasun Jain CollegeBy Our Staff Reporter

A biogas plant has beeninstalled in Shri ShankarlalSundarbai Shasun JainCollege for Women, T. Nagar.

The biogas plant isconnected to the kitchen of thecollege canteen.

According to Sundarameenaand Ebenzer (members ofEnactus Shasun involved inthe setting up of the biogasplant), 2 kg. of biogas isgenerated daily from 50 kg. ofvegetable and food waste.

They said that the waste iscollected from the vegetablemarket in Railway BorderRoad.

For help to set up a similarplant, contact Ebenezer in99622 02274.

Bagirathi Ammal Street, T.Nagar) during the inaugura-tion of the Mid Year DramaFestival in Sri Thyaga BrahmaGana Sabha on May 12. Afterthe felicitation, Shivpprasadhstaged the play ‘ChanakyaSabhadam’ in which he wasthe main lead. Shivapprasadhis the nephew of the renownedstage and cinema actor LateR. S. Manohar.

He has been continuing the

legacy of Manohar and hasstaged a number of his popularplays. His 13-year-old daugh-ter S. Shruuthi is also an ac-complished stage artiste.

His contact numbers are2834 4876 and 95516 82993.

Sai bhajans onSaturdays

Sai bhajans are conductedat 6.15 p.m on Saturdays inSri Sathya Sai Organization,Ashok Nagar Samithi (143,101st Street, 15th Sector, K. K.Nagar). More details can behad from T. S. Mani(Convenor) in phones 24897017 and 98843 92244.

In Bharathidasan ColonyBharathidasan Colony

Bhajan Mandali (18-D,Bharathidasan Colony, K. K.Nagar) conducts Sri SathyaSai bhajans from 6.30 p.m to7.30 p.m on Saturdays in itspremises. All are welcome.

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(1) ONE day NamakkalAnjaneyar Temple &Koillimalai on Friday, June 8th,A/c bus with food Rs. 2100.(2) May 26, Saturday, VelloreJalagandeswarar temple,Virinjipuram, Pallikonda,Rathnagiri, Tiruparkadal, A/cmini bus Rs. 1200 includingfood. Ph: 99401 42362.

(1) JULY 13 – 16: Ahobilam.(2) Aug. 6 - 12: Pandian NaduTemples. (3) Aug. 17 - 22:Kerala Temples. (4) Aug 27 -Sept 9: Badrinath Yatra. VaidehiPartha Sarathy, Ph: 9444762968, 94447 54468, 9940147313.

Month-long free yogacourse from TuesdayBy Our Staff Reporter

Sannyasi Krishnayogam will conduct amonth-long free yoga course for adults from5.30 a.m to 7 a.m, from Tuesday, May 22 inBala Vidya Higher Secondary School (30,Vasudevapuram, near Doraiswamy Roadsubway).

The classes are conducted according to thecurriculum of the Bihar School of Yoga.

Asanas, praanayama pratyahara (sensewithdrawal techniques), dharana(concentration), meditation, mantra, valueeducation, food habits and shat kriyas (internalpathways cleaning for managing diseases) willbe taught.

The classes will include sessions on anatomyand physiology for better understanding of thebenefits of yoga.

Classes on stress management for corporateexecutives are also conducted. Doctors givelectures on alternative medicines.

Swamiji also offers counseling for hisstudents.

For more details, call 94442 40383 / 9445051015 or visit www.satyamyogatrust.net.

Mass chanting of VishnuSahasranaamam nextSaturday

Chennai Group of Sri VishnuSahasranaamam Mandalis, in associationwith World Shirdi Sai Baba Organization, hasorganized mass chanting of Sri VishnuSahasranaamam from 4 p.m to 5 p.m, onSaturday, May 26 in Sai Baba Temple, PinjalaSubramanian Street, T. Nagar.

All are welcome.More details can be had in 95001 77505.

50 students attend yoga workshop

Talk on ‘ÜFè ñ£î‹ÜFè ñ£î‹ÜFè ñ£î‹ÜFè ñ£î‹ÜFè ñ£î‹ñô ñ£î‹ â¡ø£™ñô ñ£î‹ â¡ø£™ñô ñ£î‹ â¡ø£™ñô ñ£î‹ â¡ø£™ñô ñ£î‹ â¡ø£™â¡ù?’â¡ù?’â¡ù?’â¡ù?’â¡ù?’ todayBy Our Staff Reporter

Nannilam Vai Rajagopala Ganapadigal(publisher and editor of Vaithikasri, a Tamilmagazine) will give a talk in Tamil on ‘ÜFèñ£î‹ñô ñ£î‹ â¡ø£™ â¡ù? from 3.30p.m to 5.30 p.m on Sunday, May 20, in AyodhyaMandapam, Arya Gowda Road, WestMambalam

It will be followed by an interactive sessionon spiritual matters. All are welcome.

Traditional games organised in Kavarai Street

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Tamil literary meet today forenoonBy Our Staff Reporter

Kuvikam Illam (Flat A 6, 3rd floor, Silverpark Apartments, 24,Thanikachalam Road, T. Nagar) has organized an interactive sessionwith Dr. V. V. Subramanian (Retired Principal, Vivekananda College),popularly known as Va. Ve. Su, from 11 a.m to 1 p.m, on Sunday, May20 in its premises.

He is a scholar, renowned poet, Tamil literary expert and researcher.All are welcome.More details can be had in 8939 604745 and 94425 25191.

By Our StaffReporter

More than 50students participatedin the free yogaworkshop conductedlast week byKalaichelvi (YogaMaster) for the 6thconsecutive year inAnjaneyar Temple,53rd Street, AshokNagar.

She taught thembasic asanas, brea-thing exercises and meditation techniques.

She conducts free regular yoga classes at 5 a.m and 6 a.m in the same venue.For more details, call Kalaiselvi in 99404 97147.

By Our StaffReporter

Kalpavriksha SevaTrust organised anevening of traditionalgames in KavaraiStreet, West Mam-balam on May 15.

R. Raghunathan(Managing Trustee)told Mambalam Timesthat adults, elders andchildren participated inthe games with vigourand enthusiasm.

Games like AaduPulli Aatam andPallakuzhi wereconducted.

“These traditionalSouth Indian games

help to improve concentration, thought process and patience. Beingteam games, they also improve bonding and friendship,” he said.

Apart from organizing cultural events, Raghunathan teaches yogaand computers, and conducts free tuition for students from economicallyweak background. His contact number is 97908 56066.

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T.NAGAR, 39/6, SouthBoag Road, 1 bedroom, hall,kitchen, 500 sq.ft, 2nd floor, nolift, 2-wheeler parking, rentRs. 16000. Ph: 90477 27454.

WEST MAMBALAM, 37/5,Chakrapani Street Extension,near Five lights, 2 bedrooms,640 sq,ft, 1st floor, 2-wheelerparking, 3-phase, woodwork,rent Rs. 14000,Brahmins only,inspection on Saturday from11 a.m to 4 p.m. Ph: 7358092272.

K.K. NAGAR, F2,737, 59th Street, nearPSBB School andAmman Koil, 1190sq.ft, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, spacious flat, 1st floor, 2-wheeler parking,available from 1st

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WEST MAMBALAM, 52,Murthy Street Extension, 1st

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T. NAGAR, 15, Radha-krishnan Street, near NatesanPark and Agastiyar Temple,850 sq.ft, 2nd floor, 2 bed-rooms, hall, kitchen, modularkitchen, wardrobes, no lift, 2-wheeler parking, vegetarians/Brahmins only. Ph: 9600128482, 96770 16420.

ASHOK NAGAR, 15, 10th

Avenue, near Jeevan Super-market & Hindu Vidyalaya, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen,ground floor apartment, bathattached, rent Rs. 10500, carpark. Ph: 99520 06859, 9841193685.

T. NAGAR, 23/40, SarojiniStreet, flat No.16, B-Block,Sarojini Apartment, 2 bed-rooms, large hall, 1100 sq.ft,1st floor, no lift, woodwork,balcony, A/c, no car park, rentRs. 18000, vegetarian only.Maathavan SPS. Ph: 9444401575, 98410 33667.

T. NAGAR, 48, North BoagRoad, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 1050 sq.ft, 2nd floor,no lift, 3 balconies, utility area,renovated, excellent ventil-ation, woodwork, closed cargarage, rent Rs. 27000,vegetarians only. Ph: 9445121548.

KODAMBAKKAM, 163/164, Rangarajapuram MainRoad, near Five Lights, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen,apartment, prime area, carpark, small Brahmin familyonly, no brokers, immediateoccupation. Ph: 94454 17196,Whatsapp: 0971564 204351.

WEST MAMBA-LAM, 34, RukmaniStreet, 2 bed-rooms, hall, kitc-hen, dining, balcony, independent1st floor, 1600 sq.ft,covered car park,rent Rs. 25000, nomaintenance, Brah-mins only. Ph: 24890270, 97909 52129.WEST MAMBALAM, 129/

51, Krishna Apartment, FlatB, ground floor, Kothan-daramar Koil Street, 750 sq.ft,2 bedrooms apartment, rentRs. 15000, vegetarians only.Ph: 97899 73734.

RAMAPURAM, 58/4/5,Nethaji Street, Nehru Nagar,independent house, 550 sq.ft,24 hours bore well water, rentRs. 6000, advance Rs. 60000,Brahmins only. Contact: Prof.R. Santhanam. Ph: 9566247022, 94442 71379.

WEST SAIDAPET, 3/6,Natarajan Street, KarpagaVinayagar Nagar, SubramaniaSalai, 1 bedroom, hall, kitchen,24 hours water, rent Rs. 7000,Brahmins only. Ph: 4950 4803,98410 96796.

SAIDAPET, 13 & 14,Kothavalchavadi Street, F-5,1st floor, 1 bedroom, hall,kitchen, fully furnished,vegetarians only, rent Rs.9000. Ph: 2474 4803, 9094482223.

WEST MAM-BALAM, 29, Ganapa-thy Street, SaiCastle, 2 bedroomsflat, 1st floor, lift, cov-ered car parking,rent Rs. 16000,advance Rs. 1 lakh,vegetarians only.Ph: 94423 78707.

K.K NAGAR, 156-B, 15th

Sector, Nagathamman Koil, 3bedrooms, hall, kitchen,covered car parking. Ph: 24726814, 91761 11085.

T. NAGAR, 23, Durai-swamy Road, (Landmark: KPJ& Murali Musicals), 3rd floor,1045 sq.ft, lift, open carparking, no brokers. Ph: 9884142625, 98840 23697 on anyday between 4 p.m & 7 p.m.

T.NAGAR, 9, Venkatnaray-ana Road, Near KPN Travels,ground floor, renovated 700sq.ft, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, vegetarian smallfamily, no broker, rentRs.18000. Ph: 99405 17244(10 a.m to 3 p.m).

T.NAGAR, 31, Habi-bullah Road, NearKarnataka SangaSchool, 1st floor, 850sq.ft, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, vege-tarian, occupationon after 15th June.Ph: 94442 09545 (10am to 1 p.m).WEST MAMBALAM, 11,

Sarada Kripa, KripasankariStreet, road facing, 1st floor,1100 sq.ft, 2 bedrooms, dininghall, 2 toilets, wood work,granite flooring, lift, Rs. 22000,6 months advance, main-tenance. Ph: 2471 3918, 9444264161.

T. NAGAR, 20, NeelakandaMetha Street, 1st floor, 3bedrooms, hall, kitchen, semifurnished, 24 hours water, purevegetarian, no brokers. Ph:72008 13015, 99411 44175don’t come without appoin-tment.

ASHOK NAGAR 7,Nagatha Amman Koil Exten-sion, 1st floor, individual house,2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen,separate covered washingarea, 3 phase meter, semifurnished, 24 hours water. Ph:9444275944, 72999 24918.

WEST MAMBALAM, 9Patel Street, B-1, Ragha-vendra flats, 620 sq.ft, 1st

floor, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen,semi furnished, rent Rs. 15000,Brahmins/Vegetarians. Ph:73973 51526.

ASHOK NAGAR, 2, 63rd

Street, 1st floor, 1200 sq.ftspacious 3 bedroom, hall,kitchen, complete wood work,with covered car parking,pooja, dinning, only 4 flats inbuilding, 24 hours metro water,rent Rs. 23000, advancenegotiable. Ph: 94448 26978.

T NAGAR, 11/30, SadullahStreet, 3rd floor, 2 bedrooms,hall kitchen, 2 balconies, 2 A/c’s, 4 fans, rent Rs. 20000,negotiable, Brahmins, emplo-yees only, no brokers. Ph:79895 39828.

WEST MAMABALM, 6/7,KV Colony 2nd Street, RamsFlats 17, 650 sq.ft, 2 bed-rooms, hall, kitchen, Brahminsonly, open 2-wheeler park,rent Rs.16500, 5 monthsadvance. Ph: 99453 7728,94447 93772.

WEST MAMBALAM, 10/6,Baroda 2nd Street, out-house,1 bedroom, hall, kitchen, forsmall Brahmin family, availablefrom 8th June, no brokers. Ph:4356 3360, 94453 40718.

WEST MAMBALM, 15,Balakrishna Street, Sri VidhyaApartment, B-block, 2 bed-rooms flat, hall, kitchen. Ph:98941 54598.

WEST MAMBALAM, 14/A,Subramanian Street, 1st floor,semi furnished, 3 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, rent Rs. 30000,negotiable, maintenanceRs.500, Brahmins/vegetar-ians, occupation from 1st June.94440 25482, 99622 11726.

RANGARAJAPURAM, 16/18, Corporation Colony MainRoad, near 5 lights, 880 sq.ft,new flat, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, semi furnished, 2nd

floor, lift, car parking, only forBrahmins/vegetarians. Ph:98418 29080.

WEST MAMBALAM, 45/76, Sri Sai Sadan, GandhiStreet, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 600 sq.ft, ground floorflat, 2-wheeler parking, rentRs. 13000, Brahmin/vege-tarian family only. Ph: 9551299996.

ASHOK NAGAR,15, Raghava ReddyColony, 1st floor, 2bedrooms, hall,kitchen, dining,1000 sq.ft, coveredcar park, rent Rs.20000, small vege-tarian family only,no brokers. Ph:97908 55330.WEST MAMBALAM, 30-B,

Murthy Street, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, covered car park,1st floor, rent Rs. 25000,Brahmins only, no brokers,visiting time after 12 noon onSaturday & Sunday, Ph: 9840964322.

WEST MAMBALAM, 115,Govindan Road, near PerumalKoil, single bedroom, 700 sq.ft,1st floor, new flat, modularkitchen, covered car park, lift,rent Rs. 13000. Ph: 9710585571, 93805 66667.

T. NAGAR, 59/17, MothilalStreet, 800 sq.ft, 1st floor, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen,attached bathroom. Contact:Soundarapandian, Ph: 9840639445.

WEST MAMBALAM, 444,Rukmani Street, 550 sq.ft,10x10, double bedrooms,ground floor, 2-wheeler parkingonly, rent Rs. 14000, main-tenance Rs. 800, suitable forsmall Brahmins family. Ph:94449 31962, 99520 06118.

ASHOK NAGAR, 42, 4th

Avenue, near GRT & JawaharVidyalaya, 3 bedrooms, hall,1st floor, open car park, Brah-mins only. Ph: 89397 10984.

WEST MAMBALAM, 14,20/1, Srinivasa Pillai Street,near Satya Narayana Temple,1st floor, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen (spacious), coveredsmall car parking, rent Rs.20000, Brahmins only, nobrokers. Ph: 94440 06944,2474 7824.

WEST MAMBALAM, 35A,Raju Street, near KS Academy,independent, ground floor, 2bedrooms house, 2-wheelerparking, Brahmins only, nobrokers, rent Rs. 16000. Ph:94441 90014.

T. NAGAR, 99, ArulambalStreet, independent house,ground floor, entire portion,1500 sq.ft, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, study room, East &North facing, car park, rentRs. 35000. Contact: Babuji,Ph: 99413 65745.

T. NAGAR, 42, NithyaApartments, Dr. ThomasRoad 2nd Lane, 2nd floor, 1 bed-room, hall, kitchen, vegetar-ians only. Ph: 96001 65517,2657 0327.

WEST MAMBALAM, 41/4,Rajam Krishna Flats,Balakrishna Naicken StreetExtension, behind AyodhyaMandapam, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 760 sq.ft, 1st floor,rent Rs. 17500, includingmaintenance, Brahmins only,bank/company lease prefe-rred, no brokers. Ph: 9994442544.

WEST MAMBALAM, 14,Postal Colony 4th Street, 1st

floor, 3 bedrooms flat, hall,kitchen, 3 bathrooms, opencar park, Brahmins/vege-tarians only, no brokers. Ph:73582 36629.

WEST MAMBALAM, 14C,Srinivasa Iyengar 1st Street,Pushpavathi Ammal Streetcutting, 600 sq.ft, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, separate EB, 2nd

floor, no lift, 2-wheeler parking,24 hours water, Brahmins/pure vegetarians only, rentRs. 10000, family/bachelor/office. Ph: 93805 56756, 8695570362.

WEST MAMBALAM, 8/12,Raju Street, 1000 sq.ft, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, fullywood work, covered car park,1st floor, rent Rs. 19000,negotiable, 6 months advance,East facing. Ph: 98849 25166,99622 28871.

T. NAGAR, 9, Mylai Ranga-nathan Street, 1300 sq.ft, 3bedrooms, hall, kitchen, rentRs. 25000, Brahmins only.Ph: 98417 81122.

WEST MAMBALAM, 11/6,Ganapathy Illam, RajajiStreet, 1 bedroom portion, hall,kitchen, 24 hours water, EBas per card. Ph: 92831 80834,2370 0834.

ASHOK NAGAR, 2 & 3, 41st

Street, off. 6th Avenue, 1000sq.ft, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, semi furnished, purevegetarians, covered car park.Ph: 94442 28874, 9444429405.

MAHALINGAPURAM, 20,Lady Madhavan Street, 1700sq.ft, 3 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 1st floor flat, reservedcar park, rent Rs. 35000(negotiable), no brokers. Ph:73583 67688.

T. NAGAR, 30, DamodaranStreet, near Bus Terminus,1400 sq.ft, 3 bedrooms flat,hall, kitchen, semi furnished,dining, 2nd floor, no lift, coveredcar park, vegetarian familyonly, rent Rs. 24000. Ph: 9841239860, 98841 83570.

WEST MAMBALAM, 10,Maitri Flat, Jubliee Road, 2bedrooms, hall, ground floor,640 sq.ft, open car park,copious water, vegetariansonly. Ph: 94459 53655, 9840682873.

K.K. NAGAR, L-3, Bhara-thidasan Colony, near BSNLoffice, 2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, open car park, rentRs. 11000, advance Rs.50000, family/bachelor. Ph:73053 44555.

T. NAGAR, 20, UnnamalaiAmmal Street, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, 1000 sq.ft, 1st

floor, independent house,vegetarians only, no brokers,partial cover car park. Ph:99528 04284.

T. NAGAR, 32/34, Aho-bilam Flats, Thilak Street, 3rd

floor, 1400 sq.ft, 3 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, 3 bathrooms,Rs. 34000, Brahmins/vege-tarians only. Ph: 99400 36954,90802 47644, 098675 55020.

T. NAGAR, 4C, Ello-ra Apartment, 20,Thirumurthy Str-eet, near KamarajarIllam, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, A/c inmaster bedroom,car park, family/MNC staff/office. Ph:98403 74813, 9445707803.K.K. NAGAR, Nu-Tech Vila,

619, 51st Street, near PSBBSchool,1 bedroom, hall,kitchen, 540 sq.ft, ground floor,2-wheeler parking only, rentRs. 12000. Ph: 85068 51554.

T. NAGAR, 8, Dr.Narasimhan Road, (formerlyNorth Boag Road), 2nd Street,Alacrity flat, 1100 sq.ft, 2bedrooms, study, hall,kitchen, 3rd floor, lift, 2 A/c,open car park, Rs. 32000,vegetarian family. Ph: 9444626187.

K.K.NAGAR, Plot No. 900,72nd Street, 11th Sector, nearPSBB School, 2 bedroomsflat, semi furnished, coveredcar park, Brahmins only. Ph:94450 72600.

WEST MAMBALAM, 155,Kamakoti Street, near RailwayStation and Bus Terminus,independent house, 6bedrooms, hall, kitceh, 3000sq.ft, fan, lights, A/c, geysers.Visit timing: 10 a.m to 1 p.mon Saturday and Sunday. Ph:2470 0020.

T. NAGAR, 15/7,Sangeetha Apartments, SouthBoag Road, 3rd floor, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 950sq.ft, rent Rs. 21000,vegetarians only. Ph: 9820436373.

Drawing contest for school studentson SaturdayBy Our Staff Reporter

Food Bank India has organized a slogan and drawing competition forstudents below 15 years on the theme ‘Fight against Hunger’ at 3 p.mon Saturday, May 26 in CIT Nagar Association Ground (13, SouthWest Road, CIT Nagar West, adjoining Alpha School).

More details can be had in 90431 70674 and 98941 39892.

Humour Club meets todayBy Our Staff Reporter

Humour Club of T. Nagar (1, Guild Street, T. Nagar, behind SivaVishnu Temple) will hold its monthly meeting at 4 p.m on Sunday, May20 in its premises. John Mahendran (son of Film Director J. Mahendran)will be present.

All are welcome to attend and share their jokes. Entry is free. For membership, contact S. Sekar (Founder) in 97907 75571.

Ducati opens showroom in T. NagarBy Our Staff Reporter

Italian premium motorcycle maker Ducati has opened an exclusivedealership in association with VST Group in G. N. Chetty Road, T.Nagar.

The 2,500 sq. ft showroom showcases the entire range of Ducatimotorcycles including Monster family, XDiavel, Multistrada andHypermotard, Sport-road bike, SuperSport along with the Scramblervariants.

It will also sell the complete range of apparel and accessories ofDucati and Scrambler. Currently, the prices of Ducati motorcyclesstart at Rs 7.23 lakhs (ex-showroom).

Discourses on ‘Saisath Saritha’Under the auspices of Sri Shirdi Sai Meditation Mandir (6, Sarojini

Street, T. Nagar) there are discourses on ‘Sri Saisath Saritha’ at 6.30p.m on Sundays in its premises.

T. Thiruvalluvan (Founder) told Mambalam Times that mass spiri-tual healing is conducted at 7.30 p.m on Thursdays and Sundays. Allare welcome. More details can be had in phones 2643 2323, 4212 5118and 94444 53777.

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By Our Staff ReporterG. Mahindran (Traffic Inspector, Ashok

Nagar Range), along with traffic policemenand volunteers, distributed pam-phlets tocreate awareness on ‘Cashless e-challan’system on May 13 at Ashok Pillar junctionin Ashok Nagar.

The Traffic Dept. plans to do away withcashless transactions for spot collectionof fine for traffic offences.

Police Commissioner A. K. Viswanathanlaunched the new initiative and handedover the necessary equipment to trafficpolicemen.

Besides the Point-of-Sale (POS)machines already being used by trafficpolice to collect fines through debit/creditcards, those served with e-challans canmake payments online through the web

Traffic Dept. introduces e-challan system forpaying fines

portal of State Bank of Indiaand Paytm mobile app. Thefines can also be paid in cash atpost offices, relevant courtsand state-run E-Seva centers.

Guinness attempt,cooking marathonon May 26, 27By Our Staff Reporter

Food Bank India hasorganized a cooking marathonstarting at 9.30 a.m onSaturday, May 27 and endingat 7 p.m on Sunday, May 27 inCIT Nagar AssociationGround (13, South West Road,CIT Nagar West, adjoiningAlpha School).

On May 26, an expert chefwill attempt to set a GuinnessWorld Record on non-stopchopping of vegetables. Thechopped vegetables will be usedin the cooking marathon.

The organisers haveappealed to readers ofMambalam Times to visit thevenue on May 26 to cheer thechef attempting the GuinnessRecord. All are welcome toparticipate in the cookingmarathon.

The cooked food will bepacked and distributed amongpoor persons.

The following entertainmentprogram will be held in theevening on May 27:

Stage show by transgenders.Light music concert by

troupe of visually challengedpersons.Mime show by hearingimpaired person.

There is no registration feefor participating in the cookingmarathon.

For more details, call 9043170674 or 98941 39892.

By Our Staff ReporterOfficials of Chennai

Corporation evictedpavement vendors fromArya Gowda Road, WestMambalam on May 15.

They also seized thepush carts and thestructures erected by thevendors on the pave-ment. Personnel fromMambalam Police Sta-tion provided security forthe Corporation officialsand workers involved inthe eviction drive.

Pavement vendors evicted fromArya Gowda Road

Free ‘bone density’test todayBy Our Staff Reporter

Gnana Veedu Organizationhas organized free ‘Bonedensity’ test from 9 a.m to 1p.m on Sunday, May 20 in SriAuravindhar Annai DhyanaMaiyam (14, Bakthava-tchalam Street, West Mam-balam). Dr. Tamilvannan(Ortho-pedician, ParvathyHospital) will be available forconsul-tation.

For more details, call 9841592381 or 88256 08016.

The fine has to be paid within48 hours of receiving thechallan.

According to Mahindran, thecomputerised system will also

generate a list of defaulterswho do not remit the fine within48 hours.

For more details, contactMahindran in 86101 65733.

Photo taken on Usman Road, near Ranganathan Streetjunction

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Corporation to launch‘Smart Card’ to payutility bills

Chennai Corporation hasannounced that ‘Smart Com-mon Payment Card’ will beready for trial run by the end ofJune. The project is beingimplemented by ChennaiSmart City Ltd. According toan official, ICICI Bank hasbeen brought on board as apartner in the project.

The bank will soon provide199 Point-of-Sale (POS) ma-chines to be set up in E-Sevacenters.

These machines will be therecharge points for the cards,which would initially help resi-dents with payment of prop-erty tax, water tax and elec-tricity bills.

The Corporation is likely toadd more payment featuresfor card-holders after thelaunch.

Fine for flouting wastemanagement rules

Owing to increase in violation of waste management rules in thecity, Chennai Corporation plans to initiate penal action againstviolators. The Corporation will soon finalise the fine to be leviedfor various violations. Apart from solid waste, action will be takenagainst those who handle plastic, biomedical, construction, elec-tronic waste and hazardous waste. According to civic officials,residents in big apartment complexes have not agreed to set upin-house waste processing plants. “Nobody wants to have wastenear the home. We have to sensitise them,” said an official.

Sai bhajan programsin T. Nagar andMambalamBy Our Staff Reporter

Sri Sathya Sai Samiti con-ducts Sai bhajans every weekin the following venues in T.Nagar and Mambalam. T. Nagar:

Sai Keshav Hall, 157, G. N.Chetty Road (near PanagalPark, Vijaya Bank building):Saturdays, 5 p.m.

Ayurvedasramam, 155, G.N. Chetty Road (near PanagalPark): Mondays, 6 p.m.

Mambalam:12A/27, Thambiah Road,

West Mambalam: Saturdays,5.15 p.m.

Vallabha GanapathyTemple, Arya Gowda Road,West Mambalam: Fridays,6.30 p.m.

M u r u g a s h r a m a m ,Srinivasa Pillai Street, WestMambalam: Second Tues-days, 6 p.m.

For registration, please call94456 11333 or 94447 73926.All are welcome.

cial complexes which generatebulk waste in areas such as T.Nagar, George Town, AnnaNagar, Royapuram and Adyarhave pointed to lack of space forwaste processing.

“Inadequate space is anotherchallenge,” the official said. De-spite the Solid Waste Manage-ment Rules coming into force in2016, the civic body has not in-tensified penal action against theviolators, including educationalinstitutions.

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