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Biker chases and nabs twophone snatchers

By Our Staff ReporterT. Vigneswaran, who was witness to a phone snatching

incident in T. Nagar, chased the two offenders on his bike andcaught them with the help of passersby near T. Nagar busterminus on the evening of July 18.

Two persons on a bike tried to snatch a chain from Preethi(26) of Saidapet at a bus stop in T. Nagar when she alightedfrom a bus.

When Preethi managed to hold on to her chain in spite of beingdragged for almost 10 feet, the pillion rider grabbed her mobilephone and the two assailants raced away.

When the fleeing robbers realized that Vigneswaran (aresident of Mogappair) was trying to apprehend them, they didtheir best to shake him off.

“They turned, zigzagged and zipped through narrow lanes,”Vigneswaran said. “The culprit riding the bike lost control andthey fell when the bike skidded to a halt near the T. Nagar busterminus. I nabbed one of them and some onlookers nabbed theother. We took them to the Mambalam police station,” saidVigneswaran.

Police identified the culprits as Naveen and Nirmal.They were involved in many cases of chain snatching and

robbery. They were remanded to judicial custody.

I-T dept issues advisory onfiling returns

By Our Staff ReporterThe Income Tax department has advised salary assessees

to file their income returns for the year 2017-18 on or beforeJuly 31. In a statement, the department warned of a fine ifassessees fail to file their returns.

With insertion of new section 234F in Income Tax Act,taxpayers are required to pay a fine of Rs.1,000 in case totalincome does not exceed Rs. 5 lakhs and return is filed after July31 and before March 31, 2019. Similarly Rs.5,000 will have tobe paid as fine if the income exceeds Rs. 5 lakhs and return isfiled after July 31 but within December 31 and Rs.10,000 if theincome exceeds Rs. 5 lakhs and return is filed after December31 but before March 31, 2019.

The Dept. is also sending SMS and email reminders to theassessees in their registered mobile number/email address.

Stalker attacks hospitalemployee and escapes

Radhika (38), employed in a govt. hospital in K.K. Nagar, wasattacked by her stalker Suresh (28) of Polur on July 16, as sherefused to elope with him.

He managed to escape after attacking her.She has filed a complaint in K.K. Nagar police station.According to the police, she had befriended Suresh who was

carrying out painting work in the hospital.She is a mother of two and was not interested in a relationship

with Suresh. She started avoiding him, when he made ad-vances towards her and asked her to ditch her husband andchildren and elope with him.

He kept stalking her, and on that evening when she wasleaving the hospital after work, he attacked her with a blade tovent his anger and escaped. The man is absconding.

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T. NAGAR & MAMBALAM BAZAAR

By Our Staff ReporterA 20 ft long and 5 ft wide trench dug in Thambaiah Road, near

Thiruvengadam Street junction in West Mambalam has not beenclosed properly.

It is has been filled with loose soil making the stretch uneven and notmotorable.

Sai bhajans on FridaysSai bhajans are conducted on Fridays, from

6.15 p.m to 7.15 p.m in Sri Krishnan Temple,Thanikachalam Road, Pondy Bazaar, T.Nagar. All are welcome.

Improperly filled trench hindersmotorists in Thambiah Road

ISKCON programs inneighbourhood

International Society for KrishnaConsciousness (ISKCON) conducts programsin the following venues:

Residence of Priya (1075, MunuswamyNaidu Salai, K. K. Nagar, Ph: 94440 63643): 7p.m to 9 p.m on Mondays: ‘Bhakti Vriksha’;8.30 a.m to 9.30 a.m from Monday to Saturday:Srimad Bhagavadham classes.

Residence of S. Sowjanya (A-6, Ashok ViharApartments, 21/20, 11th Avenue, AshokNagar, Ph: 94452 12281): 7 p.m to 9 p.m onTuesdays: ‘Bhakti Vriksha’.

Residence of Venkataraman (D-1, MangalaFlats, 1st Floor, 5, 43rd Street, Ashok Nagar,Ph: 96770 97338): 7 p.m to 9 p.m on Thursdays:‘Bhakti Vriksha’. All are welcome.

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YKISKON conducts

‘Bhakta Prahlad’courseBy Our Staff Reporter

International Society forKrishna Consciousness(ISKCON) is conducting itsyear-long ‘Bhakta Prahlad’course for children in the agegroups of 5 to 10 years and 11to 15 years in 60 centers inChennai including thisneighbourhood.

The classes are conductedfor two hours once a week togive children strong roots inIndian Vedic history, cultureand discipline. The students aretaught bhajans, BhagavadGita slokas, mantra medita-tion, craft, cultural and socialactivities.

At the end of the course, thechildren will be trained to par-ticipate in a cultural event inthe ISKCON temple and beawarded participation certifi-cates. Call 92821 57776 or2445 6199/2441 3466 for de-tails.

The following are the venuesin the neighbourhood:

West Mambalam: 11, Viveka-nandapuram 1st Street, be-hind Vedasaras Apartments,Saturday 5 p.m to 6.30 p.m.Contact Ramani in 8220017695.

Ashok Nagar: 30, Bhara-tiyar Colony, Opposite BharatScans, Ashok Pillar. Saturday5.30 p.m to 7.30 p.m. ContactPremabhakti in 99403 40226.

Teynampet: 117M, RailwayQuarters, Near Ramee Mall,363, Anna Salai. Sunday 10a.m to 12 noon. ContactAttchaya in 73582 09515.

Sruuthi gets award for creativetalents

By Our Staff ReporterS. Sruuthi (resident of 44/21, Bagirathi

Ammal Street, T. Nagar) was awardedthe ‘Savithri Ganesan Memorial RollingShield’ for her acting and other creativeprowess on July 16 in PSBB School,Ashok Nagar.

She is a Std. 11 student in the sameschool.

The award was handed over byrenowned classical musician N. Vijay Siva.

She is the granddaughter of thespian late R. S. Manohar, anddaughter of dramatist S. Shivpprasadh. She has been actingsince the age of 3, and has acted in a number of plays.

She is also part of the team that designs the stage and propsfor her father’s plays. She has acted in a number of historicplays with her father. She is learning Carnatic music, and hasperformed in leading sabhas. She has won several awards in thepast.

Gajendramoksham for Aadiin KothandaramarTempleBy Our Staff Reporter

‘Gajendra moksham’ will beconducted at 6.30 a.m on Fri-day, July 27 (Aadi Pournami)in Kothandaramar Temple(114, K. R. Koil Street, WestMambalam) for the 16th con-secutive year.

Devotees can have darshanof Lord Sri RanganathaPerumal in ‘Garuda vahanam’in the evening.

All are welcome.Marathon for thecause ofdifferently-abledtomorrowBy Our Staff Reporter

Dream Runners, a citywidegroup of morning runners, hasorganised a marathon onSunday, July 22 to supportdifferently-abled persons.

The 21km and 10 km runswill start from Olcott MemorialSchool (Besant Nagar) at 4.30a.m and 5.30 a,m respectively.

More than 4500 runners areexpected to participate in themarathon.

Dream Runners was started10 years back, and has activegroups that meet for daily runsevery morning in differentparks in the city including T.Nagar. The T. Nagar chapteris called ‘Run-T. Nagar-Run’.

“Our aim is for it to be anevent for the runners and bythe runners.

We want to effectivelypromote health and fitnessalongside too. We startedtraining first-time runnersthrough camps at 10 locationsacross the city in April. About400 persons have been trainedthis year. We have a coachwho trains them twice a weekand teaches them streng-thening exercises as well,” saidDinesh Victor, race director ofDream Runners.

It has tied up with differentNGOs to raise money forvarious causes such asprevention of depression andorgan donation.

]For the last three years andthis year, it has tied up withChennai based Freedom Trustto raise funds for prostheticlegs for limb amputees.

Parked carsare blockingthe carriage-way at theentrance toAranganathanS u b w a y ,adjacent toReddy Kupp-am Road junc-tion in WestMambalam.

D r i v e r scoming onReddy Kup-pam Road and

Gayathri’s vocalconcert in VaniMahal tomorrowBy Our Staff Reporter

Thejus (G. N. Chetty Road,West Mambalam) has orga-nized a Carnatic vocal concertby K. Gayatri at 6.30 p.m onSunday, July 19 in Vani Mahal,G. N. Chetty Road, T. Nagar inmemory of D. K. Pattammal.

She was the disciple of lateSuguna Purushotaman.

All are welcome.More details can be had in

94453 91710 and 9444000060.

Parked cars block entrance toAranganathan Subway

turning left into the subwayare put to risk as the parkedcars are not visible due to theparapet wall at the road

junction. Though police placedbarricades to prevent parkingof vehicles, the barricades wereremoved by drivers to enable

parking of their cars.The removed barricades

have been placed haphazardlyat the junction.

Samashtiupanayanamon Aug. 23By Our Staff Reporter

Sri Bhuvaneswari Chari-table Trust (K. K. Nagar) hasorganised Samashti Upana-yanam for Brahmin boysabove 15 years on Thursday,Aug. 23.

Vedic Ravi (Founder) toldMambalam Times that thelast date for registration is July31. He said that those willingmay contribute a nominal feeto support the Trust’s socialactivities.

For more details, call Ravi in98407 87957.

Malls/cinema halls ignore govt.’s order toapply for building license

The Chennai Collector’s ulti-matum to shopping malls andcinema halls in the city to ap-ply for building license hasevoked lukewarm responsewith almost none responding.The district administration hadordered such buildings to applyfor license under the TamilNadu Public Buildings (licens-ing) Act, 1965, for the safety ofvisitors. Sources in the collec-torate said that only one shop-ping mall in Royapettah hadapplied for license so far. “Theothers have ignored the warn-ing. We will initiate stringentaction, including sealing struc-tures, against those failing toabide by the order,” a revenuedepartment official said.

Chennai has seven shoppingmalls with movie screens, andabout 160 cinema halls.

The Chennai collectorate had

convened a meeting with rep-resentatives of shoppingmalls and cinema halls on May17 following accidents in twoshopping malls. According tothe act, an existing structureshould not be used as a publicbuilding in the absence of a(building) license. Schools, col-leges, hostels, libraries, clubs,lodging house, hotels and allbuildings functioning in an areaof more than 1,080 sqft usedfor organizing public meetings,marriages and parties comeunder the purview of publicbuildings. Official sources saidthat the license s were issuedafter inspecting various as-pects of the structure includ-ing planning permission,completion certificate, firesafety features and structuralstability of the building.

“In Chennai, only a fraction

of the commercial establish-ments has applied for the build-ing license,” the official said,adding that the license mustbe renewed every three years.

Free month-long yoga coursefrom tomorrowBy Our Staff Reporter

Sannyasi Krishnayogam will conduct a month-long freeyoga course for adults from 5.30 a.m to 7 a.m, from Sunday,July 22 in Bala Vidya Higher Secondary School (30,Vasudevapuram, near Doraiswamy Road subway).

The classes are conducted according to the curriculum of theBihar School of Yoga.

Asanas, praanayama pratyahara (sense withdrawaltechniques), dharana (concentration), meditation, mantra,value education, food habits and shat kriyas (internal pathwayscleaning for managing diseases) will be taught.

The classes will include sessions on anatomy and physiologyfor better understanding of the benefits of yoga.

For more details, call 94442 40383 / 94450 51015 or visitwww.satyamyogatrust.net.

By Our Staff ReporterThe old toilets and

urinals in T. Nagar busterminus weredemolished a couple ofyears back. But the spotis still misused as an openurinal by commuters,nearby vendors andpassers-by.

After the recent rains,water has been stagna-ting in the bus terminus.

Unsanitary conditions prevail in T. Nagarbus terminus

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By Our StaffReporter

RMD Pain andPalliative CareTrust (T. Nagar)conducted a door-to-door health sur-vey in 10 villages inSriperumbudurtaluk recently

Following thesurvey, personssuffering from criti-cal and terminaldiseases were ad-mitted for treat-ment and palliativecare in RMD Speci-alities Hospital,

RMD Trust conducts health survey in 10 villagesSriperumbudur.

Dr. Republica Sridhar(Founder) told MambalamTimes that so far 120 patientshave benefited from the healthsurvey conducted in the 10 vil-lages.

She said that it will be anongoing campaign and freehealth care will be extended tothe villagers.

She said that social workstudents helped its staff in con-ducting the survey.

Anyone interested in sup-porting the project or wishingto volunteer, may contact Dr.Republica in 93810 16588.

Devotional musicconcert on TuesdayBy Our Staff Reporter

Under the auspices ofManav Seva Trust (K. K.Nagar), Bengaluru Anantha-raman will present a concert ofdevotional music from 6 p.m to8 p.m on Tuesday, July 24 inthe residence of T. V. Chandra-sekaran (3A, J. D. Shantin-iketan Building, 142, Rajama-nnar Salai, K. K. Nagar)

For more details, call 9492238380 / 98406 28787.

Remembrancemeet for Tamilwriter AlagirisamytomorrowBy Our Staff Reporter

Kuvikam Illam (Flat ’A’ 6,3rd floor, Silverpark Apart-ments, 24, ThanikachalamRoad, T. Nagar) has organiseda ‘Remembrance Meet’ for re-nowned Tamil writer andscholar Ku. Alagirisamy dur-ing its weekly ‘Alavalaaval’program at 5 p.m on Sunday,July 22 in its premises.

The meeting is held everyweek to promote Tamil litera-ture. All are welcome.

More details can be had in94425 25191 and 8939604745.

An unused traffic police assistance booth was dumpedseveral days back on the pavement near Ashok Nagar MetroRail Station on Ashok Pillar Road, Ashok Nagar.

Police booth dumped onpavement

By Our Staff ReporterAn EB cable drum with

cables has been lying outsidethe gates of an apartmentcomplex at the junction ofSubba Street and Patel Streetin West Mambalam for morethan a month.

It is hampering the entry/exit of cars from the complex.

The residents have appealedto EB officials to remove thedrum from the spot.

EB cable drum blocks entrance toapartment complex

By Our Staff ReporterFollowing the report ‘Concrete slabs block carriageway’ published in Mambalam Times (July 14-20 issue), the concrete slabs

were removed by Corporation workers from the junction of Varatharajan Street and Muthurangan Road, T. Nagar on July16.

Concrete slabs removed after reportin Mambalam Times

Before Now

Thiruvasagamprogram byNirmala Ravinext SundayBy Our Staff Reporter

‘Thiruvasagam’ NirmalaRavi will perform ‘Thiruv-asagam Muttruvodhal’ in aprogram organized by ApparArutpani Mandram at 9 a.mon Sunday, July 29 in ArulmiguSoundareshwarar Temple,Saidapet.

All are welcome.More details can be had in

94443 82776.

By Our StaffReporter

A number of 2-wheelers are foundparked in the vacantCorpo-ration plot inVijayaraghaviahRoad, T. Nagar nearAmma Water Booth.

Though the plot isprotected by acompound wall, itsgate is missing,giving access to

Vacant Corporation plot used asparking space

outsiders. Five damaged motorcycles have been abandoned in the plot.Some years back, some fam-ilies had erected huts in the plot and had been living there.They were evicted and the compound wall was built but the gate is missing.

Biker catchesteenager who robbedhis phone afterthumbing a liftBy Our Staff Reporter

Moses (34), who gave ateenager a lift on the night ofJuly 14, ended up losing hismobile phone. However, hemanaged to catch the boy aftera short chase and retrieved hisphone. The teenager was thenhanded over to the police.

Moses (a resident of Nesa-pakkam) was on his way homefrom his office in Anna Nagarwhen the incident took place.

A few kilometers ahead ofMGR Nagar Market, a teen-ager gave him the thumbs upfor a lift. He pleaded with Mosessaying that he would miss thelast bus from MGR Market at11p.m and would not be able toget any vehicle to go home ashe had also run out of money.

Taking pity, Moses offeredhim a lift. While getting off, theboy grabbed Moses’ mobilephone and ran away.

But Moses managed toregain his composure and chasehim on his bike and, with thehelp of a few others, nabbedhim. He was beaten up beforebeing handed over to the police.

Police identified the suspectas Shanthakumar (18) ofRamapuram. Oninterrogation, Shanth-akumartold police that he was involvedin similar offences in the pastusing a similar modus operandi.

Sale of organic farm productstomorrowBy Our Staff Reporter

Organic Farmers Market has organized an exhibition-cum-sale of produce by farmers from 4 p.m to 7 p.m on Sunday, July22 in 19/5A, Kavarai Street, West Mambalam, near AMRMarriage Hall, and 32/44, Madhavan Nair Road,Mahalingapuram, near Ayyappan Temple.

On sale will be indigenous rice varieties including kichlisamba hand pounded boiled and raw rice, sona masuri handpounded raw rice, kullakar boiled rice and aromatic rice,thooyamalli, pulses, sweeteners, salt and cooking oil.

Anand (Organizer) told Mambalam Times that they haveaggregated a number of small and marginal farmers whocultivate only food crops. No middle men are involved and thesale proceeds go directly to the farmers to help them get themaximum benefit.

He added that most of farmers participating in the sale ownless than 2 acres of cultivable land and, in spite of failingmonsoon, inadequate support from family members and lackof welfare schemes, are still passionate and rooted to thetraditional method of farming.

For more details, call Anand in 98405 25516 or 9962225225.

Discourse on Gita tomorrowUnder the auspices of Ramakrishna Mission Ashrama (5, Maharaja Santhanam Salai, T.

Nagar), Swami Satyaprabhananda will give a discourse on Bhagavad Gita in Tamil at 5.30p.m, on Sunday, July 22 in the Ashram’s premises. All are welcome. For details, call 2814 3896.

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Daasya organisesoratorical contestin CorporationSchoolBy Our Staff Reporter

Daasya (NGO, AshokNagar) and Podium (organi-zation that conductseducational programs forstudents) conducted anoratorical competition forstudents in Corporation HigherSecondary School (Anna MainRoad, K. K. Nagar) on July 18.

The members of Podiumencouraged the students toparticipate and also interactedwith them after the contest toprovide tips to improve, andovercome stage fear.

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By Our Staff ReporterThe members of Laughter

Club (Panagal Park, T. Nagar)conducted a rally on July 14 inPanagal Park to pay tribute toSaman Gunan (diver and ThaiNavy Seal), who lost his lifewhile trying to rescue boystrapped along with their foot-ball coach in underground cavesin the Tham Luang Cave com-plex in Thailand recently.

After the group entered thecave complex, it got filled withwater and the only way to ap-proach them was by diving andswimming through water inshallow passes.

Tribute paid to Thai diver who died in rescue effort

In one of the dives, Saman lost his life as he got trapped in a shallow filled with water.

7-day discourseson ‘AaranyaKaandam’ fromMondayBy Our Staff Reporter

Jaimaa Charitable Trust(Vadapalani) and SRM Kala-kendra have jointly organized7-day discourses on ‘AaranyaKaandam’ by Trichy Kalya-naraman (Kanchi KamakotiAsthana Vidwan) from 6.30p.m to 8.30 p.m from Monday,July 30 to Sunday, Aug. 5 inSRM Nightingale Matri-culation Higher SecondarySchool, Thambiah Road, WestMambalam.

The is the program:July 30: Viratham thuthiJuly 31: Munivargal thuthiAug. 1: Agathiar perumaiAug. 2: Surpanakha varugaiAug. 3: MayamaanAug. 4: Jadayu motchamAug. 5: Sabari motchamAll are welcome.More details can be had in

99400 30939.

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Gate missing from Corporation playground

There is no gate at the entrance to the small Corporation playground in BakthavatchalamStreet, West Mambalam.

The damaged gate was removed several months back, but has still not been replaced.The students playing in the playground told this reporter that due to the absence of the gate,

cattle enter the playground and dirty it. They often squat in groups in the middle of theplayground, they added. In the morning and evening, the playground is also being misused forparking vehicles.

Local resident heldin Metro Rail jobscamBy Our Staff Reporter

A West Mambalam residenthas been arrested in connectionwith a job racket misusing thename and symbol of ChennaiMetro Rail Limited (CMRL).

On July 16, the CentralCrime Branch of the city policearrested N. Balu (38), a webdesigner and resident of WestMambalam, and his assistantB. Prashanth (32) of Ernavur.

The arrests were madebased on the confession of themastermind of the racket,Sreejith (34), who was arrestedon July 8. The arrests cameafter Metro Rail officials lodgeda police complaint seekingaction against the persons whohad created a fake website inthe name of the transit agencyand were cheating job aspir-ants. The two have beenremanded to judicial custody.

Contests inCarnatic vocal,Veena next monthBy Our Staff Reporter

Narada Gana Sabha(Sathguru Gnanananda Hall,TTK Road) will conduct itsannual music competition inCarnatic vocal and Veena onAug. 5, 12 and 19 in its premises.

Entry forms can be collectedfrom the Sabha’s office onworking days, between 10 a.mand 6 p.m. For more details,call 2499 3201.

Tailoring andbeautician coursesfor women nextmonth

Jayalakshmi Ammal Edu-cational and Charitable Trust(SP20, 3rd Street, 1st Sector, K.K. Nagar) has invited applica-tions from women for tailoringand beautician courses to be-gin in the 1st week of August.

They will be provided place-ment assistance on success-ful completion of the courses.

A nominal fee is charged tosupport the Trust’s activities.

Interested candidates mayregister their names in phones2371 1184 or 2474 7728 byJuly 25.

Application forms can becollected from the Trust’s of-fice between 10 a.m and 5 p.mfrom Monday to Saturday.

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NISHANTA Kala Kendra(77/78, Manoharan Street,South West Boag Road, T.Nagar) – Special offers –Guitar, keyboard, violin, vocal,bharatnatyam, veena,mridangam, drums. Ph: 9840180210, 95001 61555.

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minimum 10 years experiencewith Tally knowledge for officeat Alwarpet. Contact: hrd1000@gmail.com

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(1) July 27 – 31: AndhraPancha Narasimhar,Bhadrachalam. (2) Aug. 6 - 12:Nava Tirupathi Pandian Nadu(18). (3) Sept 16 - 27: PanchaDwarka, Pushkar Jaipur. (5)Oct. 19 – Nov. 2: Kasi, GayaMuktinath Yatra. VaidehiPartha Sarathy, Ph: 9444762968, 94447 54468, 9940147313.

Leaning medians in BazullahRoad pose danger

By Our Staff ReporterMedians fixed to concrete slabs are used as the central median in

Bazullah Road, T. Nagar, near Thirumalai Road junction.A number of these medians are leaning towards the road as their

concrete base has eroded and may also topple over.They pose a danger to motorists due to poor visibility at night.

By Our Staff ReporterA 10-ft-high fence with corrugated sheets has been erected along the

banks of Adyar River in Inner Ring Parallel Road, Jafferkhanpet toprevent dumping and burning of garbage.

Fence erected along AdyarRiver in Jafferkhanpet

Senior citizens denied seats reservedfor them

Sir, In MTC buses there are boards indicatingseats for senior citizens. But these seats arealways occupied by youngsters, and often theydo not have the courtesy to get up when seniorcitizens approach the seats.

What is the use of putting such labels inbuses? I appeal to MTC to instruct itsconductors to ensure that such seats are

given to senior citizens only. V. S. Narayanaswamy, Motilal Street, T. Nagar

Hand luggage not allowed in vehicle forelders in Central Station

Sir, In Central Station there are batteryoperated vehicles at the entrance to help seniorcitizens avoid walking all the way to the platformto board their train.

But the vehicle operators do not allowpassengers carrying even small hand luggage.

How can a senior citizen then use the serviceif luggage is not allowed?

I appeal to railway authorities to ensure thatthe very purpose of the service is not defeated.V. S. Narayanaswamy, Motilal Street, T.Nagar

Gold chain stolen from windowsillBy Our Staff Reporter

A 18-sovereign chain kept on a windowsill went missing from a flatin Jafferkhanpet on July 14.

In his police complaint, Veeramanikandan said that his wife Arasihad removed the chain and placed it near an open window in thebedroom of their ground floor flat. She was alone in the house at thattime.

An hour later, she found that the chain was missing.The complaint filed in MGR Nagar police station is under investigation.

Talk on Thiru Arutpa on TuesdayBy Our Staff Reporter

Under the auspices of Vallalar Sanmarga Sangam (V.O.C Street,MGR Nagar, Ph: 94453 43706), Gudiyatham Kumanan will give adiscourse on ‘Thiru Arutpa’ on Tuesday, July 24, at 6 p.m, in SakthiVinayagar Temple (P. T. Rajan Salai, K. K. Nagar).

All are welcome.

Chanting of VishnuSahasranaamam in Goshalaon MondayBy Our Staff Reporter

Chennai Group of Sri Vishnu Sahasra-naamam Mandalis has organized masschanting of Sri Vishnu Sahasranaamam at 10a.m on Monday, July 23 in Goshala (SankaraMutt, Kasi Viswanathar Koil Street, WestMambalam) on the occasion of Kanchi MahaPeriyavaa birth star day (Anusham).

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

Sai bhajan programs inT. Nagar and MambalamBy Our Staff Reporter

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.The Samiti also sells books on Sai literature

and CDs of Sai bhajans.

Shop board falls, injureselderly man inKodambakkam High RoadBy Our Staff Reporter

Durai (60) suffered head injuries when a shopnameboard fell down in Kodambakkam HighRoad, near HP Petrol Bunk recently.

He works as a labourer in Choolaimedu.The bunk staff rushed to his help and admitted

him in a nearby hospital.

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Each advertisement of Real Estate and Rental must relate to only one house / flat.Full Address with Door Number is must for Rental advertisement. Advertisement will

be received upto 1.00 p.m on Friday.

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Mahadevan Street (StateBank Building), Kamakshi HallA/c (200 guests). Ph: 43512233, 4351 2556, 9940454545, 94450 54545.www.kamakshihall.com.OLD AGE HOMEOLD AGE HOMEOLD AGE HOMEOLD AGE HOMEOLD AGE HOME

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WEST MAMBALAM, 17/42, Revathi Apartments, FlatNo. 6, Postal Colony 2nd

Street, 1st floor, 600 sq.ft,UDS 303 sq.ft, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, 2-wheelerparking, vegetarians. Ph:89035 57620, 4857 7620.

T. NAGAR, OaklandApartment, Melony Road, 3bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1415sq.ft, UDS 645 sq.ft, 2nd floor,covered car park, no brokers,visit on 10 a,m to 6 p.m exceptSunday. Ph: 94440 42249,2434 2249.

KODAMBAKKAM, GRNFlats, Trustpuram 1st CrossStreet, 1st floor, 1 bedroom,hall, kitchen, 700 sq.ft, UDS402 sq.ft, covered car park,lift, generator, 2 years old,price Rs. 90 lakhs. Ph: 8056125473, 94443 18323.

T. NAGAR, North UsmanRoad, 1300 sq.ft, UDS 595sq.ft, 3 bedrooms, hall, kitc-hen, lift, car park, no brokers.Ph: 98417 20053.

T. NAGAR, SadhullahStreet, 550 sq.ft, UDS 295sq.ft, 1 bedroom, hall, kitchen,rate Rs. 6000 per sq.ft (nego),cash parties only, no brokers.91761 74252, 98409 55038.

NESAPAKKAM, nearArokya Hospital, 740 sq.ft, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1st

floor, price Rs. 38 lakhs(negotiable). Ph: 81222 90987,93833 13369.

T. NAGAR, Vijaya Apar-tment, Sadhullah Stree, 795sq.ft, UDS 510 sq.ft, 30 yearsold, no car park, no lift, 2nd

floor, price Rs. 60 lakhs(negotiable). Ph: 94430 93442,94446 46771.

RENTALRENTALRENTALRENTALRENTALT. NAGAR, Flat 2A, 11,

Srinivasan Street, opp. HotelAruna, 2nd floor, 1365 sq.ft, 3bedrooms flat, hall, kitchen,semi-furnished, covered carpark, lift, rent Rs. 32000,vegetarian family preferred,no brokers. Ph: 89397 52549.

WEST MAMBALAM,Srividya Apartment, 14,Balakrishna Mudhali Street,prime location, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, ground floor,water,2-wheeler park, avail-able from 01.09.18, small veg.family. Ph: 72004 86132.

T.NAGAR, 43, Padman-abhan Street, near KarnatakaSangha School, outhouseportion, for small family for 2/3 persons, vegetarians, rentRs. 7500. : Sekhar, Ph: 9884099176, 80561 14864.

ASHOK NAGAR, 64,Raghavareddy Colony, 1st

Cross Street, opp. R6 PoliceStation, modern, independent,ground floor, 1100 sq.ft, 3rooms, spacious kitchen, hall,for Brahmins only, open carpark, no brokers. Ph: 9940527099, 2489 5684.

ASHOK NAGAR, 18, 10th

Avenue, near Ashok Pillar &Adyar Bakery, 2 bedroomsapartment, hall, kitchen,balcony, bath attached, 1st

floor, wood work, wardrobes,rent Rs. 16500, car park. Ph:98403 60785, 98411 93685.

WEST MAMBALAM, 55,Thambiah Road, nearSatyanarayana Temple, 3bedrooms, hall, kitchen, 1st

floor, covered car park, rentRs. 26000 (neg), Brahminsonly, no brokers. 97899 80481.

T. NAGAR, 46, MadleyRoad, near Bus Terminus, 1st

floor, 2 bedrooms, hall, kitchen,residential purpose, smallvegetarian family only, rentRs. 20000. Contact owner,Ph: 2434 1957, 73388 74499.

T. NAGAR, 25, MylaiRanganathan Street, 2nd floor,3 bedrooms, hall, kitchen,covered car park, Brahminsonly, rent Rs. 27000. Ph: 24341926.

T. NAGAR, 47, Rama-najum Street, 2 bedrooms flat,hall, kitchen, 3rd floor, lift,employed professional pre-ferred, no brokers, interestedparties. Ph: 94456 56439.

T. NAGAR, 1, Thani-kachalam Road, 1800 sq.ft, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen,dining, 3rd floor, wood work,lift, genset, Rs. 35000 (withoutfurnished) / Rs. 45000 (withfurnished). GandhiSelvakumar, Ph: 96001 44268,97907 30516, 73053 77618.

WEST MAMBALAM, 20/11, Vinayagam Street, nearAyodhya Mandapam, singlebedroom flat, 24 hours water,rent Rs. 10000, advance Rs.50000. Ph: 98403 46823,89039 29255, 88257 75566.

WEST MAMBALAM, 44.38,Jubilee Road, off. GaneshTemple, ground floor, 2bedrooms flat, hall, kitchen,car park, rent Rs. 18000,Brahmins only. Ph: 8332875022.

VIRUGAMAKKAM,Ceebros Gardens,6C, Primrose block,2 bedrooms, hall,kitchen, 950 sq.ft,6th floor, gatedcommunity, openallotted car park,Rs. 20000, availablefrom 15th August,vegtarians only, nobrokers Ph: 9840696906 , 90031 33147.T. NAGAR, 60, Habibullah

Road, 1400 sq.ft, new flat, 2bedrooms, hall, kitchen,covered car park, lift, leaseRs. 25 lakhs. Ph: 98406 53809.

WEST MAMBALAM, 12,Baroda Street, near RailwayStation & 5 lights, 2 bedrooms,hall, kitchen, 1050 sq.ft, 2nd

floor, individual house, suitablefor family/bachelor and officepurpose, rent Rs. 17000(nego), vegetarians only. A.C.Saarathy, Ph: 70920 97779.

WEST MAMBALAM, 28,Vivekanandapuram 1st Street,2 bedrooms, 500 sq.ft,enclosed terrace 900 sq.ft,old house, open space withtrees, Brahmins only. Ph:98409 36293, 98412 93380.

By Our Staff ReporterThe bin kept in Jubilee Road, near Manickam Street, West Mambalam is overflowing with

garbage.The unsanitary condition is a health hazard to the nearby residents. A resident complained

to this reporter that garbage is not cleared regularly resulting in the pile-up.

Uncleared garbage affects residentsin Jubilee Road

Mob attackstwo onsuspicion ofbeing child-liftersBy Our StaffReporter

T. Nagar policearrested 3 persons onJuly 2 in connectionwith the mob assaulton two youths fromOdisha in KamarajarStreet, T. Nagar, whowere suspected to bechild-lifters.

Local residents saidmany who ganged upto beat the two youthswere passersby and didnot even know whythey assaulted them.

The prime accusedhas been identified asBalamurugan (24).

P. Aravindan (DCP,T. Nagar) said thatBalamurugan wasarrested for instigatingthe mob attack on theevening of July 1 andspreading false newsabout the purportedchild-lifters.

The victims wereidentified as GopalSahoo and BinodVikari.

They are undergoingtreatment in a localhospital.

According to a localshopkeeper, thevictims were chasedby the crowd andpinned down in front ofhis shop.

He said that therewere more than 50persons in the mob.

According to thepolice, the victims weredaily wage workersresiding in a narrowlane near TiruvalluvarSalai.

Suspicion that theywere child lifters arosewhen they were seenwith a child living in theneighbourhood.

Sometime justbefore 9 p.m the boywas seen runningtowards his motherand dropped a ten-rupee note when Sahooand Vikari saw him.They reportedly pickedup the boy, handed himthe money, and puthim down.

A young man in thelocality saw them andasked the boy’smother whether thefamily knew the duo.As she replied in thenegative, the manimmediately conveyedhis “concern” to hisrelative Balam-urugan, who alertedothers and stoppedSahoo and Vikari, thepolice said. The twosensed danger and triedto flee, but the crowdgave chase and pinnedthem down, a seniorofficer investigatingthe case said.

A big bunch of thick EB cables has been blocking the entrance to a house in Anjugam Nagar,3rd Street, Jafferkhanpet for several days.

A resident told Mambalam Times that in spite of several complaints, EB officials have nottaken steps to route the cable away from the entrance or relay it below the road surface.

EB cables block entrance to resident’shouse

By Our Staff ReporterWide cracks have developed in the parapet walls of

Rangarajapuram subway. After the recent spell of rains,water was seen gushing out from one of the cracks in the wall.

The photo shows a bag vendor cleaning his legs with the watercoming from a crack in the wall.

Wide cracks in walls ofRangarajapuram subway

He said that the live cables also pose a grave danger to theresidents.

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The storm water drain at thejunction of Krishna Bai Streetand Habibullah Road, T. Nagaris being widened. According tothe nearby residents, the work

Delay in storm water drain work

is going on at a slow pace andthe junction has been closed totraffic for more than a fort-night. They said that there arefour schools in the vicinity and

the students are inconve-nienced due to the ongoing work.

They have appealed toChennai Corporation to com-plete the work soon.

Free eye check-upon FridayBy Our Staff Reporter

Inner Wheel Club of ChennaiGemini and Jaimaa Trust(NGO, Vadapalani) have jointlyorganized free eye check-upfrom 9.30 a.m to 12.30 p.m onFriday, July 27 in GovernmentGirl High School, Usman Road,T. Nagar.

A team of doctors fromSankara Nethralaya willexamine the patients.

The check-up will includevisual assessment, eyepressure check-up, retinalimaging. Doctors will offer freeconsultation.

Those detected with cata-ract can avail of free surgery inSankara Nethralaya.

For registration, call 9940030939.

Contest for Veda schoolstudents ends tomorrow

Om Charitable Trust (Guindy) has been conducting its 10th

Inter-Patashala Vedic Competition since July 19 in SriKrishnaswamy Kalyana Mandapam (62, South Boag Road, T.Nagar). The competition will conclude on July 22.

The following are the details of the competition on July 21 and22. July 21: 9 a.m: Vedic competition; 3 p.m: Pada pooja to vedicscholars; 6 p.m: Quiz on ‘Manu Smriti’; 8 p.m: Skill developmentprogram; July 22: 9 a.m: Guest lecture; 10.45 a.m: Honouringof patashala teachers. All are welcome.

More details can be had in 98842 17100 and 98840 48960.

By Our Staff ReporterManodharama Nanbargal

Kuzhu (Ashok Nagar) and R3Ashok Nagar Traffic Policejointly conducted a CCTVawareness program and alsodistributed free notebooksamong needy students nearPolice Training College, AshokNagar on July 16.

G. Mahindran (Inspector,Traffic) distributed pamphletsand spoke on the importance ofinstalling CCTV cameras in theneighbourhood to preventthefts and entry of unau-thorised persons.

CCTV awareness program conducted

By Our Staff ReporterA number of students were seen having a good time in the play area in Natesan Park

(Venkatanarayana Road, T. Nagar) after school closing hours. The students hung their bagsfrom hooks in the exercise bars. The renovated park was inaugurated last week.

Students have fun in renovatedNatesan Park

Film producer held for cheating friendBy Our Staff Reporter

The Central Crime Branch(CCB) of the city police arresteda Tamil film producer forcheating a businessman of Rs.1.6 crore. The producer, SatishKumar (30), from Madurai, hadtaken an interest-free loan ofRs. 1.6 crore from his friendRam Kumar (a resident ofSaidapet) to produce the movie‘Eli’ starring comedianVadivelu, but did not return it.

He kept dodging Ram andalso stopped answering his

phone calls.Ram lodged a complaint with

Saidapet police and mentionedin his complaint that he hadgiven the money to Satish asa token of friendship and didnot collect interest.

The complaint wasforwarded to the forgery wingof the Central Crime Branchwhose officials made aninvestigation and arrestedSatish.

During questioning, herevealed that he had planned

to cheat his friend. He wasremanded to judicial custody.

Meditation inAuravindhar AnnaiDhyana Maiyam

There will be special medita-tion in Sri Auravindhar AnnaiDhyana Maiyam (14, Baktha-vatchalam Street, WestMambalam) at 6 p.m on Thurs-day, July 26. All are welcome.

More details can be had in98414 25456.