VADAPALANI WEST MAMBALAM, ASHOK NAGAR, K.K. NAGAR, VADAPALANI, VIRUGAMBAKKAM NEIGHBOURHOOD NEWSPAPER Feb. 21 - 27, 2010 Vol.8 No.6
Training programme on solid waste management
The Chennai Corporation and ExNoRa International jointly conducted “Solid Waste Management O r i e n t a t i o n Tr a i n i n g Programme” for Chennai Corporation Conservancy Maistries on February 13. The training was attended by 60 participants. Sulochana Ramashesan delivered the inaugural
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stakeholders in SWM implementation. The basic objective was to review the present practices, obstacles faced during implementation, SWM
models introduced by ExNoRa International and motivation for effective and successful implementation. The resource persons for the programme were T.Vijayanand, coordinator, ExNoRa International, M.Chidambaram, general s e c r e t a r y, E x N o R a International. The programme was conducted in the presence of Mr.M.B.Nirmal, Founder, ExNoRa International, Mr.R.Govindaraj, Joint G e n e r a l S e c r e t a r y, ExNoRa International, Mr.N.V.Ranganayakalu, President, South Chennai District ExNoRa. The concluding valedictory session was graced by M . B . N i r m a l , f o u n d e r, ExNoRa International. -VP Times
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Promoting inherent talents
I am a 42-year-old business man, having a busy schedule. Last year, I was diagnosed as having diabetes after a Glucose Tolerance Test (GTT) and I was prescribed some diabetes medicines. I continued the medicines for three months only. For the past six months I am not taking any medicines for diabetes. Now I am feeling very much tired and get exhausted very easily. My family doctor suggested me to for GTT again to test my diabetes status. Can I do the GTT again or can I start the previous antidiabetes medicines without GTT? Glucose Tolerance Test (GTT) is a stress test to your pancreas. In GTT, we use heavy load of glucose to assess the capability of your pancreas to control sugar by secreting insulin. By doing repeated GTT you are inducing more stress to the pancreas. In a known prediabetes patient, repeated GTT can induce full blown diabetes. GTT is usually done to detect the diabetes status. Once a patient has been detected as having Type 2 diabetes, he is a lifelong diabetes patient, but he can be manage it without medicines.. GTT can be repeated for non-diabetic persons to assess diabetes status. So do not do GTT again, since you are a prediabetes patient. Regarding starting the same old prescription, it is always better to know the diabetes status, before initiating medicines. Do fasting blood sugar and postprandial blood sugar levels and consult your doctor for antidiabetes medicines. Always keep fasting blood sugar within the range of 90- 120 mgs%, postprandial blood sugar 140 -160 mgs% and HbA1c less than 7%.
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SRM Nightingale Matric. Hr. Sec. School conducted ECA valedictory function on February 6 in the school campus. Mrs Lalitha Swaminathan, ECA coordinator welcomed the gathering. The chief guest was V Selvam, who is a well known dance master from the Govt of Tamil Nadu Isai Natiya Mandram. He elaborated the importance of dance as an art and advised students to learn with interest. V Deepika, singer, who was a special invitee, rendered a Carnatic song. She asked the children to work passionately and unceasingly in any field of art to achieve great success.As the cultural programmes were the main focus, children enthralled the audience with several
performances. The “Cowthama” dance, with the assistance given by dance master Madhu, by the children was a feast to the eyes. The importance of yoga in day to day life was stressed upon by yoga master Krishan. Different
tough aasanas were performed under his guidance. There was also a karate performance. The chief guest released the monthly newsletter published by the school and said that it is an effective tool to bring out the inherent
talents of students.About 3 0 0 p r i z e s f o r extracurricular activities for the year 2009-2010 were given away by the chief guest. Vice-principal Jayanthi Jagannathan proposed a vote of thanks. -VP Times
Entrance for Veda classes Students who wish to join the Veda Patasala along with education from class six to plus one and wish to have Dharmopanayanam can contact the Sri Ahobila Math Samskrita Vidya Abhivardhini Sabha, 116, K R Koil Street, West Mambalam. The Sabha runs the fulltime
Veda Patasala offering the six year Veda course prescribed by MSRVVP, Ujjain. The Veda students will be honoured with the title Veda Vibhushan by the Maharishi Rashtriya Veda Vidya Prathisthan and will be awarded more than one lakh by the Sabha including
Free yoga course Varahas Gurucool will conduct a free two weeks yoga course commencing from February 22 till March 5 between 6.30 am to 7.30 am at its Chennai Centre at Kasturiba Nagar Residents Association community hall, No 5, Third Cross Street, Kasturba Nagar,
Adyar. The course will be conducted by Sastri Arunachala, a yogic guru. The course will include Surya namaskar, power asanas, pranayama, sadhana, relaxation techniques and meditation. For details contact 99412 95549, 98412 14778.
the deferred stipend amount on the successful completion of the Veda course at the end of the sixth year. Students should reside within two kilometres from the Institution enabling them to attend the Veda classes from 4.30 am to 7 am and 3.30 pm to 6.30 pm
daily, totalling 5.30 hours. The entrance test for the above will take place on February 28 at 10 am at Sri Ahobila Math Oriental Higher Secondary School in English, Tamil and Mathematics for one hour each. No prior application is necessary. - VP Times
Temple tour Athma will organise a oneday-tour to ancient temples in and around Panruti and Cuddalore on Sunday, February 28. An airconditioned van will
leave Ayodya Mandapam at 5 am and will return the same day. The fare is inclusive of breakfast, lunch and dinner. For details, contact 97899 70758
Rubik’s Cube workshop Environmental & Geo Spatial Solutions will conduct “Rubik’s Cube Workshop” for parents and teachers today at V i j a y a b h a r a t h i Mat.Hr.Sec.School, No 8, Dhanalakshmi Colony Main
R o a d , Va d a p a l a n i , Chennai-26. The registration fee is Rs.1200. The workshop will be held between 10 am and 5 pm. For further details, contact: 09884221047/98410 23115
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KOLLYWOOD
Soundarya gets engaged
Superstar Rajinikanth’s daughter Soundarya got engaged with Ashwin Ramkumar on February 17 at a function organised at Sheraton Park.
Chief Minister Karunanidhi, along with Dayalu Ammal and Rajathi Ammal, daughter Kanimozhi, daughter-in-law Durga Stalin, and grandson Udayanidhi Stalin attended
the engagement ceremony. K Balachandar, Panchu Arunachalam and Kalaipuli S Thanu, S P Muthuraman, and director Shankar were present at the function.
Bharathiraja interacts with students
Mathi Yosi audio launched
The audio launch of PSSR Films Mathi Yosi was held recently a multiplex. The film by Nanda Periyasmy has four newcomers as heroes. The lead pair is Harish and Shamu who has Kanchivaram to her credit. The other three boys are Gopal Alex and Lokesh.Guru Kalyan debuts as music director and the lyrics are by Snehan. The songs and rerecording have been done at one of the leading mastering studios in
America. Vijay Armstrong has wielded the camera and the editing was done by Kolabaskar Rao. The director praised producer PS Sekar Reddy for spending lavishly on the film.The trailer of the film was screened for the invitees. Directors L i n g u s a m y, A m e e r, Vasanthabalan, Kannan, Jagan and actor Karunas were spotted on the occasion.Lingusamy recalled his association with the director who was his
roommate. He said that the film will give Harish a big break. Harish is the son of late editor Ganesh Kumar. Vasanthabalan pointed out to the resurgence of natural films and said that he sees the traces of Kamalhassan in Harish. The film set in Madurai is about four boys who come from an underprivileged background and what happens when they come to the big city and meet a girl forms the crux of the story.
Bollywood bound
Director Bharathiraja, who was the chief guest at a college in Madurai advised the students not to hero worship movie star. He asked the students not to indulge in activities like palabhishekam and arthi to the cut-outs of film stars.
The veteran also asked the students to have a practical outlook when they watch a film and not get carried away by the “so called Superstars”.He said, “By all means, go and watch movies in theatre and enjoy as cinema is a good
Reemma Sen will be soon seen in a Priyadarshan film in Hindi. The film is based on an actual incident that happened in Bihar revolving round an inter-caste romance. The film has Ajay Devgun and Akshay Khanna in the male lead with Bipasha Basu and Reemma. The shooting is going on in Karaikudi. Sabu Cyril is the art director.
entertainment, but do not star worship.”The veteran director confessed: "I was not educated, but I could still make films by observing the environment around me. Art help to locate the unique talent of every person."
Cochin Haneefa passes away Comedian, character actor, writer and director Cochin Haneefa died recently at a private hospital in Chennai. He was ailing for the past so many months.He started his career in the late 70's as a villain and turned to be one of the popular comedians of Malayalam film industry. He has done more than 300 films in Malayalam and nearly 80 Tamil and a few Hindi films. Haneefa has also directed seven films in Malayalam and six in Tamil. He was also known for his brilliant scripts.In Malayalam his last release was Siddique’s Bodyguard and in Tamil it was Vijay’s Vettaikaran. He has also done Madrasapattinam which will be his last release in Tamil.The body was kept at his Saligramam residence for the public to pay homage. The burial took place at his home town in Kerala.
Ajith back to racing After Asal what’s Ajit doing? He is pursuing what he likes the most- yes, racing. On Valentine’s Day the star was busy at the MRF Racing Challenge. Though he participated in the race,He could not finish it as his vehicle developed a snag. Ajit later said that the gear box got stuck and he could not complete the race. Ajith’s wife Shalini and daughter Anoushka were there to cheer the star racer.
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Sai The Saviour
One couldn’t have celebrated the Republic Day in a better way….what an exhilarating, divine, spiritual, and patriotic experience it was ….Yes! it was providential…it was by Guru kataksha ..that we were at Puttaparthy, sitting in front of Bagawan Sri Sathya Sai for almost two hours on the 26th of January ! By one pm, devotees had started gathering at the space near the huge dharshan hall at Prashanthi Nilayam , the abode of peace, divinity and discipline. Pin drop silence continued to prevail, even though the hall was jampacked and was bursting at
seams. By about 3.30 pm, vedic chanting started to fill the air ; the eyes of thousands of Sai devotees who had gathered there were fixed in the direction in which Bagawan was to enter. At 3.45 pm sharp , much to the delight of His Bhakthas , Swami’s car slowly started showing up near the crowd of women seated for dharshan ; it was indeed because of “Sukrutham “ of several previous births that we were right at that point where His divine kataksha permeated ; we, honestly couldn’t even breathe! Such was the power of Bagawan’s eyes!! The car thensteadily glided
away …out of sight, to the accompaniment of the rich tones of Sri Sooktham. Time was ticking away and then Swamy emerged out of the carved doorway beside the beautifully decorated stage. All eyes glued to that Divine form in the guise of a human being, Sai Roopa, and all lips softly utted Sai Nama, all minds totally focused on Sai Smarana……it was indeed, Heaven on Earth! And it was not over … The Republic Day celebrations that followed showcased the impact of Bagawan in shaping the future generation of our country ..Yes! the students of Sri Satya Sai Educational Centre, staged a wonderful programme, “Sai, The saviour” which stole the hearts of every devotee assembled there. Religious harmony which is very pertinent to the chaos prevailing in today’s world was highlighted through the play in English. The play featured a world conference where the heads of various religions quoted their respective scriptures which forecasted the advent of an
Avatar of God in the kaliyuga and at the end to their surprise, discover that Bagawan Sri Sathya Sai fitted perfectly into the description given in the Gospel of every religion! The play concluded with the universal declaration that “Sai is the Saviour” of mankind in this age and his doctrines of selfless service to fellowmen and surrender to the Parabramhan are the only tools to salvation. The students and staff had put in their best efforts in all aspects of theatre; and for that they were fortunate to receive the blessings and individual appreciation from Swamy himself !By that time it was time for the mesmerizing ‘mangala haarathy’ and the day’s last pranams to the “Avataara purusha” who is the amalgamation of “Sathyam, Shivam, And Sundaram” in its most pristine form !! Ever Seeking Sai krupa
Rajee Mani
Thyagaraja Aradhana
Eminent Industrialist P. O b u l R e d d y i n association with Sri Thyaga Brahma Gana Sabha had organised Sadguru Sri Thyagaraja Aradhana celebrations at Vani Mahal Main Hall on February 14. Sreenivasan, general secretary of the sabha compeered the show. In the programme, vidwans
S a r a n a t h a n , Tr i c h u r R a m a c h a n d r a n , Seerghazhi Jayaraman, P. V . P a r a m e s w a r a n , Perambur Rajagopal, S.P.Ram, M.S.Sadasivam and Vidhushees namely Geetha Raja, Mambalam Sisters, Gayathri Venkataraghavan, Nirmala Rangarajan, Chinmaya Sisters, Charulatha Mani,
S u b h a s r e e Ramachandran, Latha Raman, Pushpa and other musicians in large numbers have participated and rendered the Pancharatna Kritis of Saint Thyagaraja. Hemamalini and Radhakrishnan on the violin, Mannargudi Easwaran on the
mrudangam, T.V.Vasan on t h e g h a t a m , K.S.Rangachari on the morsing and other instrumental vidwans rendered their support. Thyagaraja Aradhana concluded with the bhajan “ R a m a c h a n d r a Raghuveera-Ramachandra Ranadheera” and “Kesava Madhava”
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CavinKare Ability Awards presented
The eighth CavinKare A b i l i t y Aw a r d s j o i n t l y presented by CavinKare Pvt. Ltd and Ability Foundation honoured achievers with disability at a grand event at Sir Mutha Venkatasubba Rao Concert Hallon February 13. The awards were given in two categories: The CavinKare Ability Award for Eminencepresented to just one a person with disability who has manifested a commitment to others as well, apart from personal triumphs. This year's recipient was Vedantam Sada Siva Murthy from Palakol, Andhra Pradesh. Murthy lost both his limbs in a train accident, and has been using artificial limbs for the last 28 years. The Chaithanya Artificial Limb Centre was born of his desire to help others like himself and has reached out to 600 patients giving them a new lease of life. An agriculturalist by profession he has adopted his own village - Abbirajupalem, and is lobbying for its development. Mr. Murthy received a trophy, citation and a cash prize of two lakhs rupees. The CavinKare Ability Mastery
Awards were given to three persons who excelled in a field of their choice, without allowing their immediate social circles stand in the way of pursuing their dreams. This year the recipients of the Mastery Awards were (a) Bajrang Lal Suthar (Momasar, Rajasthan) – a key bread winner in an economically challenged family, he was paralysed neck down rending him completely dependent on his family. Four years later he took to painting with the only two fingers which had some sensation. His paintings have now helped him reach s o m e e c o n o m i c independence; (b) Puja B. Subramaniam(Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh ) - born with a progressive muscular n e u r o n d i s o r d e r, s h e completed her post graduation and went on to start her own engineering consultancy company called Bolster Engineering Solutions; and (c) Zamir Dhale (Ahmedabad, Gujarat) – Zamir is deafblind and is an advocacy officer at Sense International (India). A vociferous activist, he has presented papers at
conferences to create awareness about the needs and rights of deaf and blind people. He has also played an important role in Sanjya Bansali’s movie – Black, sensitising the cast and crew on the challenges of being deaf-blind. Each of the winners received a trophy, citation and a cash prize of rupees one lakh.At the grand awards c e r e m o n y, t h e e v e n t included an enthralling music, dance and art extravaganza. The programme featured musicians Anooradha Sriram, Sriram Parasuram, Srinivas and Gayathri Shankar, lyricist Thamarai, artists Jacob Jebaraj and Sheela, Sallauddin Pasha and the Sufi dancers from Delhi and Mysore Nagaraj a n d t h e Ya k s h a g a n a dancers from Karnatakaeveryone making an artistic as well as a social statement on the need for an inclusive society. The entire event was hosted by actor-director Revathy. The awards function was held in the distinguished presence of Mukul Wasnik, Minister for Social Justice & Empowerment, who gave away the trophies. N. Murali, managing director, The Hindu, Dr Mohini Giri, chairperson, Guild of Service and Shravan Garg, group editor Bhaskar group participated. C. K. Ranganathan, CMD, CavinKare Pvt Ltd., and Jayshree Raveendran, founder & executive director, Ability Foundation was also present. The juries for this year were M o h i n i G i r i , V. K r i s h n a m u r t h y, Radhamohan, Shravan Garg and Kanimozhi.
Valedictory function at Kalamandir The valedictory function of various clubs of the school was held at Kalamndair Mat Hr Sec School on February 13 in which all the students and staff participated. Every year the school management inaugurates the club activities in the month of June and throughout the year competitions and talent tests are being conducted in all the subjects to bring out the inherent talents of the children. The winners are given prizes in the valedictory function which motivates them to participate and develop their skills.For this academic year P
Rajendiran, M.A., Tamil Poet, Retd., Teacher , SRKM ( Main) HSS was the chief guest and he distributed the prizes for the winners. In his address he advised the children about guru bhakthi with a small story which acted as a bond
Learn Japanese The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) conducted by Japan Foundation in association with Japan Educational Exchanges and Services conducts the Japanese Language Proficiency Test Exam. This exam will now be conducted twice a year on the first Sunday of July a n d D e c e m b e r. T h e students and professionals who learn Japanese Language are expected to communicate with native Japanese Executives, who are working in Japanese MNCs in India or Japan. Presently, there are more than 170 Japanese Industries in and around Chennai alone and it is expected that another 300 Japanese Companies are t o s e t u p t h e i r manufacturing operations in and around Chennai before
the end of 2010. As more and more Japanese industries are setting up their plants in India in the field of electronics, a u t o m o b i l e s , pharmaceuticals etc the need for Japanese bilingual technocrats are in great demand and it is time for the students pursing their higher education involve themselves in learning Japanese Language. S&N Hayakawa Enterprises Pvt Ltd, C h e n n a i ( w w w. h a y a k a w a . i n ) conducts Japanese Language classes with Professional Native Japanese Teachers right from the basic level since it is felt that the learner should know the native Japanese accent to communicate with Native Japanese. Considering the
Ford India opens new showroom
Ford India inaugurated a new showroom of MPL Ford in Chennai. With the inauguration of this facility, Ford India's network in
Chennai has now reached 10, which include three showrooms and seven workshops. The spacious new showroom is spread over 3,000 sq. ft, and is located at Taramani Road, near SRP Tools Junction, Thiruvanmiyur. The facility will offer world-class sales experience to Ford customers in Chennai. MPL Ford is a Brand@Retail showroom built according to Ford's global standard to improve the ownership experience and ensure that customers have a long-term association with the Ford brand. The new showroom is manned by a team of 15
between a teacher and a student. He praised. S.J. Sharma, secretary of the s c h o o l a n d J . RajhaRajeswari, principal for their continuous encouragement to the students by organizing several events.
professional sales staff trained by Ford personnel to deliver unprecedented quality work. ''It’s a privilege to be associated with the Blue Oval in India, which has a strong legacy of building quality and superior vehicles,'' said MPL Ford's dealer principal, Mr. S. Ravindranathan. ''With the forthcoming launch of Ford Figo, we are highly motivated to play an indispensable role in Ford's growth plans.'' The showroom will display the entire product line-up of Ford India, including the Fiesta, Endeavour, Ikon and the Figo.
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requirement of Japanese Interpreters and Translators, S&N Hayakawa is organizing Basic Level New JLPT N5 and Intermediate Level New JLPT N4 & N3 classes beginning February 27. The students will be prepared for New JLPT exam going to be held on 5th December 2010. The classes will be conducted by Professional Native Japanese Teachers on weekends, each batch with a maximum of 15 s tudents. They will be provided original Hayakawa text book & Multimedia Interactive CD and additionally all students can download their recorded previous day class from www.hayakawa.in website.For enquiries contact 9385533101 or s e n d m a i l t o info@hayakawa.in
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Salute to mothers
Sri Krishana Sweets organised ‘Salute to Mothers’ programme on February 11 at 6 pm in Kamarajar Arangam in which they honoured 13 women who are mothers of celebrties for nurturing the children and transforming them in to international celebrities. The function started with the lighting of the kuthuvilakku
b y. R . M . Ve e r a p p a n , Va i r a m u t h u , AV M Saravanan, Murali, M.D, of S r i K r i s h n a Sweets,.A.Natarajan, Ramadas Rao and Sudha Raghunathan. Actor Vivek introduced all the celebrities’ mothers and their sons’ achievements in various fields. Mementos has been given by Murali, Va i r a m u t h u a n d AV M
Saravanan to all the celebrity mothers. Followed by this, their sons spoke about their mothers. The celebrity mothers who were honoured on the o c c a s i o n w e r e : Balasaraswathy, Mother of Dr.Mylswamy Annadurai; Kalpagam Raman, mother of P.S.Raman (Bharat Raman) advocate general, TN; Kamala Chidambaram,
mother of Nagu Chidambaram, Kamala Theatre; Kamala Ramanujam, mother of Dr.Shanthi Ranganathan, TTK Hospital; Kanakavalli Shanmuganathan, mother of Dr.Raja Sabapthy, Ganga Hospital, Coimbatore; Kantham. U, mother of Mandolin U Srinivas, musician; Kareema Begum, mother of A.R.Rahman, music director; Mahalakshmi, mother of G.Rajendran, GRT Groups; Muthulakshmi, S, mother of director S.Shankar; Natesan Vittobai, mther of D r. R a n g a b a s h y a m ; Pushpalatha, mther of Mr.G.R.K.Reddy, Marg Ltd; Sucharitha Reddy, mother of Preetha Reddy, Apollo Hospital Group and Vanaja, T. T. , m o t h e r o f T.T.Rengarajan, Frozen Thoughts.A dance presentation to the tunes of mothers songs were presented by Radhika Shurajit’s Dance troupe on the occasion.
How to calm your nerves
Exam time is fast approaching and Vadapalani Times tells you how to keep your cool for the exams… Step 1:
Plan everything ahead of time. Mark the dates of your test in your calendar. You should also make sure about the test centre and how to reach there in time for the exams. Step 2: Once the study leave starts, make the best use of it. The key point to remember is not to study everything. As this is the last minute preparation, give importance for important and often repeated
questions. Never brood over things that cannot be done. Make sure to spread out your study time in the most useful manner so that you don’t leave out important ones. Step 3: Once you’re through with the subject, just relax. Do not allow the feeling, ‘I’ve a test’ to stay in your mind. Sit, relax, watch television or chill out with friends. However, make sure that you’re not wasting time.
Step 4: Make sure to go to sleep early and try to get at least six to eight hours of sleep. Don't forget to set your alarm to wake you up so that you’ll be able to reach the venue ahead of the stipulated time. Avoid last minute rush. Step 5: Do not get all worked up just before the exam. Instead try to visualise what you will do once the exams are over. . - Vikram
Pamper your taste buds
Here’s a chance to indulge in mouth-watering kebabs and delicious biryanis. Get Grilled, the newly opened restaurant in Deccan Plaza
9vegetarian) is hosting a Kebab and Biryani Festival till Febrauary 28. Get to taste Khatta Meeta Sheek Kebab, Strawberry Paneer
The Kebabs can be enjoyed with different sauces like peanut, sweet and sour and chilli garlie. The array of biryanis include the Nawabi Dum Ka Biriyani, Sultan Vachari Biriyani, Noorjahan Annar Biriyani and Murungakai Biriyani. You can choose begara began or mirchi ka salna as side dishes. In the dessert section you’ve the yummy Shai Tukda, Kurbani Ka Mitha and Rabri.The restaurant is open from noon to 3.00 p.m and 7.00 to 11.00 p.m. Deccan Plaza Hotels is at 36, Royapettah High Road, Chennai.For reservations, Tikka, Hariyali Ka Makkai, call : 6677 3333. (Extn. : fruit Galoti Kebab along 1151/52) / 97910 33884 with different varieties of -Baalu breads- Soya Kulcha, Misi Roti, Romali Roti.
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