125 A0523106 SELVAM MUNISAMY 29-Feb-2016 104188 HDFC BANK LTD., PLOT NO.42/2, 1ST FLOOR, KRISHNAGIRI BYE PASS ROAD, NEAR GRT JEWELLERY, HOSUR, 635109

126 1304998 APROSA Z 2-Nov-2016 97373 HDFC BANK LTD., 1/375-7 ROYAKOTTAI MAIN ROAD, KRISHNAGIRI,635001

127 269330 SASIKUMAR VENKATESHAPPA 14-Jun-2016 89117 HDFC BANK LTD., PLOT NO.42/2, 1ST FLOOR, KRISHNAGIRI BYE PASS ROAD, NEAR GRT JEWELLERY, HOSUR, 635109

128 A0523245 RAMESH THASMA KUPPUSAMY 3-Aug-2016 86823 HDFC BANK LTD., PLOT NO.42/2, 1ST FLOOR, KRISHNAGIRI BYE PASS ROAD, NEAR GRT JEWELLERY, HOSUR, 635109

129 A0385899 ESWARI GANAPATHI 31-Dec-2015 80927 HDFC BANK LTD., NO 20 CAR STREET, SALEM, 6360001

130 A0533529 ANANDHKUMAR DEVARAJAN 19-Jul-2016 72426 HDFC BANK LTD., NO.6 MARAPPA GOUNDER PLAZA, WEST CAR STREET, TIRUCHENGODE, 637211

131 A0709754 ANANDHAN KRISHNAPPA 17-Aug-2016 53815 HDFC BANK LTD., PLOT NO.42/2, 1ST FLOOR, KRISHNAGIRI BYE PASS ROAD, NEAR GRT JEWELLERY, HOSUR, 635109

132 A0265906 JOHN VINODHKUMAR JOHNJOSEPH 09-Jul-15 62197 HDFC BANK LTD., 5/241 F, RATHNA ARCADE, MEYYANUR, SALEM 636004

133 580805 SELVAM SUBRAMANI 28-Jul-16 101792 HDFC BANK LTD., PONNUSAMY GOUNDER COMPLEX, TIRUCHENGODE MAIN RAOD, SANKAGIRI, 637301

134 1304932 ANNAPOORANI SETTU 01-Aug-16 157536 HDFC BANK LTD., 1/375-7 ROYAKOTTAI MAIN ROAD, KRISHNAGIRI,635001

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136 A0669525 JAYANTHI MAGENDIRAN 02-Jan-17 43784 HDFC Bank Ltd., No.40 Pudupet Main Road, Tirupathur, 635601

137 A0652476 MOGAN SUBRAMANIAM 04-Jan-17 42541 HDFC BANK LTD., NO 20 CAR STREET, SALEM, 6360001

138 A0647289 VINOTH AASAITHAMBI 13-Jan-17 19729 HDFC BANK LTD, NO.74/1A, VINAYAGA TOWERES, KALLAKURUICHI, 606202

139 A0289221 ASIFULLAH MIR MOHAMED 27-Aug-15 490277 HDFC BANK LTD ,NO 9 MASK STREET C PALLAVARAM CH-43

140 A0956507 SELVAKUMAR RAJENDRAN 18-Jan-17 462008 HDFC BANK LTD ,No.187, Kamalammal Complex 1st Floor Velachery Main Road, Selaiyur Chennai Chennai-600073

141 1152544 VIGNESH APPALOLU DANANJAYAN 10-Apr-17 272853 HDFC BANK LTD ,NATWEST VIJAY,PHASE 1,VAIGA 1,BLOCK NO 48,VELACHERY-TAMBARAM MAIN ROAD,PALLIKARANAI CHENNAI 600100

142 A0224259 SELVAKUMAR RAJENDRAN 18-Jan-17 170559 HDFC BANK LTD ,No.187, Kamalammal Complex 1st Floor Velachery Main Road, Selaiyur Chennai Chennai-600073

S.No Loan No Borrower`s Name Date of Loan

Total Overdue as on

09th Oct 17Place of Auction

S.No Loan No Borrower’s Name Date of Loan

Total Overdue as on

09th Oct 17Place of Auction

The auction shall be conducted on an “ AS IS WHERE“ and the “AS IS WHAT IS“ basis and the Bank is not making and shall not make any representations or warranties as regards the quality, purity, caratage ,weight or valuation of the said gold ornaments. It shall be the sole and absolute responsibility of the potential purchasers to verify, examine and satisfy themselves about the quality, purity , caratage, weight or valuation of the said gold ornaments prior to placing their bids and for such purpose it shall be open to potential purchasers to examine , at their sole cost and expense, and at the address set out hereinabove ,the gold ornaments whether with or without expert advice 45 minutes prior to the time stipulated for the conduct of the auction. All bids shall be subject to such minimum reserve price as the Bank may deem fit to fix in this regard. The auction process and the sale (if any) pursuant to such auction shall be subject to such further terms and conditions as the Bank may at its sole discretion deem fit to impose .

If the borrower(s) mentioned above pays the amount due to the bank in terms of the Loan agreement in his individual loan account in full before the auction as mentioned above, the pledged ornaments securing the said loan may be withdrawn by the bank from the said auction without any further notice. Please note that it is the absolute discretionary power of the undersigned authorized officer of the Bank, either to postpone or to cancel the auction proceedings without prior notice and without assigning any reason therefore and to reject any or all the bids or offers without assigning any reason for the same.

Date : 11 - Oct - 2017 AUTHORISED OFFICER

Place: Chennai HDFC BANK LTD.

Regd. Off: HDFC Bank Hosue, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai-400 013.

(Contd. from page 7)

143 A0224410 VINOTH MURALI 13-Jul-15 71368 HDFC BANK LTD ,No.187, Kamalammal Complex 1st Floor Velachery Main Road, Selaiyur Chennai Chennai-600073

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145 A0893862 SEKAR ELLAPPAN 18-Jan-17 44516 "HDFC BANK LTD.,GROUND & FIRST FLOOR,NO. 6, KAILASH NAGAR, SHOLINGANALLUR, MEDAVAKKAM ROAD, PERUMBAKKAM CHENNAI-60010

146 A0521154 SHANTHAKUMARI RAMASWAMY 1-Dec-2015 397067 HDFC BANK LTD ,Plot no. 26, Door no.23, First Main Road Nanganallur Nanganallur Chennai-600061

147 A0277378 MURALI NAGAPPAN 12-Nov-2015 247978 HDFC BANK LTD ,NO 8 RAJENDRA PRASAD ROAD NEHRU NAGAR CHITLAPAKKAM NEXT TO HP PETROL BUNK CHENNAI-600044

148 A0235357 JAYALAKSHMI PARAMASIVAM 16-Oct-2015 124165 HDFC BANK LTD ,No.187, Kamalammal Complex 1st Floor Velachery Main Road, Selaiyur Chennai Chennai-600073

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151 A0224318 VINOTH MURALI 18-May-2015 64310 HDFC BANK LTD ,No.187, Kamalammal Complex 1st Floor Velachery Main Road, Selaiyur Chennai Chennai-600073

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7WEDNESDAY11 OCTOBER 2017CHENNAI Mixed Bag

Jaipur, Oct 11Tamil Thalaivas put a halt to U Mum-

ba’s playoffs hopes by defeating the Mumbai side 38-35 in a closely con-tested game at Jaipur. In the other match of the day, Dabang Delhi also delivered a hammer-blow to Jaipur Pink Panthers’ playoff chances by condemning them to a 35-34 defeat in front of their home fans.TAMIL THALAIVAS VS

U MUMBAAjay Thakur was once

again the star of the night finishing with 15 raid points and one im-portant tackle point. The teams exchanged points early on but Thakur and Prapanjan got the better of Mumbai’s defence and took a 4-1 lead. U Mumba turned it around from there to inflict an

All-Out on Tamil Thalaivas through some smart defending. By the end of the fi rst half, U Mumba led 18-15.Thalaivas consolidated in the sec-

ond half and Thakur put up a fi ght to bring U Mumba down to 3 men. Relentless raiding by him helped the Thalaivas to fi nally infl ict an All-Out on U Mumba in the 16th minute.In the closing minutes Thakur

proved once again why he is considered one of the best in the league as he won the game for his side with a two-point raid. Kadian tried to get his team back in his last raid but Thakur got the better of him and took

his side to a 38-35 victory.DABANG DELHI VS JAIPUR PINK PANTHERSThe game burst into life in the fourth

minute when a brilliant four-point su-per raid by Nitin Rawal gave Jaipur a 5-2 lead. However, two super tackles by Delhi on Rawal first and then

Pawan Kumar squared things up at 10-10 in the 15th minute. Heading into the half time break, Delhi had a slender 14-13 lead.

It was neck and neck in the sec-ond half and the core was 21-21 by the 27th minute. Delhi though eventually effecting an All-Out on Jaipur in the 37th minute for a 32-31 lead. A self-out by Jaipur once again squared the score and set up a grandstand fi nish, allowing Delhi to then pull off a successful tackle on Kumar in the buzzer raid of the contest to clinch victory.

TAMIL THALAIVAS END SIX-MATCH LOSING STREAK

� Delhi topples Jaipur at last minute

NAOMI NChennai, Oct 11:

Even though the State govern-ment boasts of providing toilets in all schools, around 40 per cent of the toilets in schools in Tamilnadu are completely unusable and ill-maintained, but the problem is far worse than what one can imagine.On International Day of the Girl

Child being celebrated today (11 October), almost every single girl student in Tamilnadu struggles to get access to clean toilet conditions.Director of ChangeIndia, A Naray-

anan, said, ‘While the current BJP government is in the process of improving sanitation through Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, the previous gov-ernments, UPA 1 and 2, had Total Sanitation campaign. So, in 15 years there is a constant attempt but noth-ing materialised from that. Toilets is school has never been a priority. If we check schools, we fi nd that the teachers toilets are well-maintained, but they are under lock and key.’V Kavitha, a secondary grade teach-

er in the Panchayat Union Middle School in Mamandur, Kanchipuram, had to intervene for a proper toilet on the school campus.‘The girls suffer more when they get

their periods. They take leave from school on these days. On regular days, they drink less water in the morning and skip breakfast or lunch, because if they have to use the toilet,

they can’t. They face urinary tract in-fection (UTI) and digestion problem. The lack of roof or a disposal bin, lack of water are even now a hurdle for them to attend school, and their right to personal hygiene.’The current situation is a lot better

than in 2002. ‘The Sarva Siksha Abiyan (SSA) allotted funds for toilets. But before that? ‘I suffered from a kidney stone because of lack of toilets after I began teaching in the school,’ says Kavitha.Cut to 2002, ‘We took the children

to a mountainous region near the school for toilet breaks. First the girls went, then the boys. We had to make sure they never went alone because the area had rowdy elements. Girls made sure they had ‘company of three’ to go, until then they held the urge,’ explains Kavitha.

Cut to now. ‘It hasn’t improved much. The SSA built a single toilet for boys and girls, without a partition. The girls go fi rst and then the girls make a beeline. If at all there is a toilet building, there is no water, if water is available there are no taps. Absence of a tank, a bucket, a mug or even a roof all come in the way. Sometimes, the children themselves will have to fetch water to use the toilet, in a break of 20 minutes, not all can use the toilet because there are many of them with just a few urinals,’ elaborates Kavitha.The problem, Kavitha says, is

persistent in high school, higher secondary and welfare schools. The elementary and middle schools have people allotted for it and get a regularly supply of cleaning agents. Adyar-based activist Shanthi said

the problem of clean toilets for girls is the same in private schools which charge exorbitant fees, ‘I know girls who don’t use the toilet at all and hesitate to eat food because they do not want to use the school toilet. The school does not even provide a changing room to change into sports jersey and they have to use the unclean toilets for it. It makes them uncomfortable.’

Proper toilets in schools faraway dream for girls� Many suffer health issues � Pvt campuses just as bad as govt

institutions � International Day of Girl Child celebrated todayTOILETS LOST

MIDWAYIn May, the Edu-cation Department had began a drive to construct and renovate toilets in schools. They ap-proached corporates,

industries and roped in non-governmental organisations for the

project. Many industrialists in Tondiarpet and Ambattur had agreed to sponsor 500 toilets, re-ports said. Minister Sengottaiyan and Minister for Rural Industries P Benjamin met industry owners of Tondiarpet, Ambattur and Madura-voyal and asked them to sponsor toilets, and the industrialists agreed to build toilets and also provide in-frastructure. But till now, the project has not taken off.

Bike-borne thieves knock down woman

NT BureauChennai, Oct 11:

Two bike-borne thieves knocked down a middle-aged woman, also on a motorcycle, and robbed her of 12-and-a-half sovereigns near Gemini fl yover last night. The police said the victim, Latha (44) was tak-ing back her daughter from a tuition centre at West Mambalam. The bike-borne duo followed Latha from GN Chetty Road signal and knocked her down near Gemini fl yover.

NT BureauChennai, Oct 11:

Police is on the lookout for the popu-lar actor Santhanam for the second consecutive day in connection with the assault of a BJP advocate here.A special team headed under the

inspector Albin Raj has been formed and conducted a search at his residence in Teynam-pet. It is said that similar searches will be conduct-ed at the other properties owned by the actor in and around the city. It is re-ported that the actor has fi led an anticipatory bail in the Madras High Court on Tuesday.The actor and a city-based builder

exchanged blows after the latter failed to return the actor’s money, which he gave to construct a shopping complex in Kundrathur. This incident occurred at the advocate offi ce at Chowdhary

Nagar in Virugambakkam. Actor had got into a deal with the builder Shan-mugasundaram. Apparently, the project never took off. In connection with this, the actor and his manager Ramesh visited the advocate’s offi ce as the builder was dodging the mon-ey. Soon the verbal duel between

Santhanam and the advocate escalated and turned into

a fi stfi ght. Both sustained injuries and were admit-ted at a private hospital and later discharged. BJP

cadres protested in front of Valasaravakkam police

station demanding action against the actor. A case has been registered against the actor and booked in three sections 324 IPC (voluntarily causes hurt), 294 B (Recites or utters any obscene words or songs in public place) and 506(1) IPC (punishment for criminal intimidation).

Cops continue search for actor

Santhanam

NT BureauChennai, Oct 11:

The police are on the lookout for the culprit who attacked Poonamallee MLA Elumalai last night while he was returning from a funeral near Vellavedu. They said the MLA was returning in his car after attending a funeral at a party functionary’s house. While he was nearing Uttuko-ttai village at Vellavedu in Tiruvallur

district, an unknown person stopped the car and smashed the windscreen with a log. He also attacked the MLA and injured his lips. When the nearby villagers saw the incident, they raised a cry and the attacker fl ed the spot. Following this, Elumalai was rushed to Tiruvallur government hospital. The Vellavedu police have registered a case and are on the lookout for the attacker.

Masked men hack history-sheeter

NT BureauChennai, Oct 11:

Four masked men assaulted a history-sheeter near his residence at Red Hills last night. Police said that the victim, Salman, 24, resides at Jothi Nagar in Sergundrum. The men on motorcycles attacked

Salman with sickles, leaving him seriously injured in head and hands. The rowdy was involved in murder of Ajay Anand who was killed at a petrol bunk in 2015. The victim is under-going treatment at Stanley Medical College and Health Hospital. A case has been registered with Red

Hills police station.

MLA attack: Cops lookout for culprit

6)

Thalaivas consolidated in the second half and

Thakur put up a fi ght to bring U Mumba down to 3 men. Relentless raiding by him helped the Thalaivas to fi nally infl ict an All-Out on U Mumba in the 16th

minute