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June 27 - July 3, 2010
Medical & news Free cancer screening held What is CGMS? In what way it is useful in diabetes? CGMS is the short form of Continuous Glucose Monitoring System. The CGMS system is used to continuously monitor glucose levels in people with diabetes. Some diabetic patients have more fluctuations in blood sugar values in a single day. For such people, CGMS will be more useful. CGMS contains two components: an external glucose sensor and a monitor. The sensor is typically worn for a period of 24 to 72 hours, and provides electronic signals to the monitor for every ten seconds. The monitor averages the glucose measurements every five minutes, and also stores glucose values. The sensor continuously measures the glucose values in the interstitial fluid (liquid found between the cells of the body) and gives them as electronic signals to the monitor. These glucose values are downloaded in to the computer from the monitor and we can assess the glucose levels for the past 24 to 72 hours in every five minutes. We will see these glucose values in a graphic pattern for the last three days. With these values we can clearly assess the timing of low sugar values (hypoglycemia) and timing of high sugars values too. Once we know about the low and high sugar values in a day, we can adjust the insulin or drug dosage according to the graphic pattern. CGMS is very useful for diabetes persons having frequent and high fluctuations in blood sugar values within a day (Brittle diabetes), diabetes persons in adolescent age, diabetes persons with suspected somogyi phenomenon and Type 1 diabetes persons with improper control and dosage. The picture of CGMS is shown here. CGMS is a useful modern gadget for those affected with diabetes whenever they have high fluctuations in their sugar levels and we can assess the proper timing of medications to avoid low and high sugar values. For details, contact : CHENDUR DIABETES #72, 7th Avenue, Ashok Nagar,Ch - 83. Ph : 9444484351. E-mail :- drshanmugaa@gmail.com
In connection with the seventh anniversary celebrations of the Paterson cancer center, a free cancer awareness / detection programme for the general public was conducted on May 30. The free cancer detection camp was inaugurated by P.Dakthidevi IPS, Joint Commissioner of police, Chennai - south zone, who, in his inaugural speech insisted on the importance of health and encouraged the public to participate in such programmes. R.Elango, managing trustee, Trust for village self government, Kuthampakkam, presided over the function and said that such camps should be conducted for creating cancer awareness and free detection in villages. The center also conducted a “symposium on central nervous system” on June 11. Dr Sandeep Jaipurkar, Dr. Janos Stumf, Dr. R. Ramnarayanan and Prof. R. Narayanan delivered the lectures and the symposium was moderated by Dr. R. Sridharan, Dr. K. Raghavendran and Dr . M. R. Sivakumar. The programme was well attended by neurosurgeon, neurophysic, oncologist, bio medical engineers, medical physicist, radiotherapy technologist and the PG students from the Medical colleges. DR. S. Vijayaraghavan, managing director, Paterson Cancer Center delivered the welcome address and he announced that the patients who attended the free camps will be given free treatment. The vote of thanks was given by P.T.Govindarajan, trustee, Cancer Allevitation Foundation. He insisted that bio - medical engineers and therapeutic physicians should gather and exchange information to improve indigenous technology transformation, as the lack of it forms the basis for failures in cost effectiveness, especially in cancer management. The knowledge transfer will help the bio medical engineers to produce indigenous materials which will be economical and reach the poor also have high precision treatment, he added.
Empowering the teachers
Aspire Learning Centre conducted a seminar workshop for the “Empowerment of Teachers” at the Sri Sitaram Vidyalaya Mat. Hr.Sec. School on June 19. G.M.Paulraj, director/chief trainer, Noyel, director & NLP trainer highlighted the importance of interactive-
cum-activity based learning which will help in improvingIQ development in students. The trainers insisted on proactive and positive communication while teaching, effective handling of educational i s s u e s , s t r e s s management, developing leadership qualities,
preparing students for scoring high marks, developing positive attitude of self and students. Principal Leela Parthasarthy said that the workshop was helpful for the teachers to elevate themselves from the levels of an instructor to the levels of coaches-cum-mentors.
As part of the 13th anniversary celebrations of TRS Trust, 124, Pillayar Koil Street, Jafferkhanpet distributed notebooks to the poor students of Corporation and Government higher secondary school recently.
June 27 - July 3, 2010
Kollywood Speaks
Mixed reviews for Raavanan Mani Ratnam’s much hyped Raavanan has drawn mixed reviews from the critics and the public. While the critics have said that the film has an extraordinary visual appeal, they have also voiced their opinion that the characters in the film lack depth, unlike some of the characters in other Mani Ratnam movies. Even the public sees a divide in their opinion. While some give the film thumbs up, some others say they were not that happy with the output. Joining the league of the disappointed lot is Amitabh Bachchan. He has tweeted that the editing of the Hindi version had disrupted Abhishek’s output in Raavan.
Vedi to start filming soon
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ctor Vikram is all set to start his next venture Vedi with Ileana. Vikram is still busy promoting Ravaan and will start shooting with the unit by July 15. The film is being directed by Bhoopathy Pandian and is produced by Mohan Natarajan. The film is said to be a commercial flick in which Vikram will essay the role of a police officer after Saamy.
Actress Vidhya does a lip lock
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idhya is a new face who got an unforgettable role in Aaravathu Vanam, a yet to be released film directed by debutant Buvanesh.According to the storyline, the heroine after having a soft corner towards the hero falls in love with him. But the hero doesn’t feel the same and tries to kill her uncle for an old enmity. One day he comes to her village and finds her uncle in front of her. Initially, the heroine wrongly understood that the hero has come to see her. But soon she realises the critical situation and kisses the hero in the lip. After the sensational kiss, the hero cools down. Vidhya, a new face from Kerala did the scene perfectly. Initially the heroine refused to do the kissing scene and walked out from the sets. But later the director convinced her parents and Vidhya did the lip lock scene with ease. Later she worried a lot and started crying for doing the lip lock scene. Then, the director showed her the monitor scenes shot with her. After seeing that the actress was conviced about it and regretted for her tantrums.Aaravathu Vanam shooting is going on in Topslip area near Aanaimalai (Coimbatore) amidst more than 2000 local public. Directed by Bhuvanesh, the film is developing on a real life story that happened in Pollachi area. Thiagarajan is producing the film under his banner MPG Films. The film will be released on the first week of July worldwide.
Saranya is Vijay’s sister
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ere’s the latest on Vijay’s next film Velayudham. The film which already boasts of having two beautiful women Genelia and Hansika Motwani in the lead has one more addition to it’ s impressive cast. And it is Saranya Mohan, the heroine of Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu and she is playing Vijay’s sister in the movie. It is said that the film revolves around the character of Saranya and she also took part in a recent photoshoot along with the other two ladies. Well, Velayutham is definitely raising eyebrows by the day.
Dhanush gets a baby boy
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ctor Dhanush is on cloud nine. He has become a father yet again. His wife, Aishwarya Dhanush, has given birth to a baby boy at a private hospital in Chennai. Dhanush is brimming with paternal joy. He said that both the baby and the mother are fine. The couple already have a boy, Yatra.
Manisha Koirala gets married
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anisha Koirala h a s finally tied the knot with beau Samrat Dahal. Samrat is an entrepreneur. The two have been seeing each other for quite a long time. The wedding was a private event and took place at a resort in the remote Gokharna forest. Manisha has had t w o b r o k e n engagements. And on the filmi front, Manisha is making a come back to Kollywood with Maapilai, in which she plays the mother-in-law of Dhanush
June 27 - July 3, 2010
Sumeetha's Graceful Abhinaya
Rare Combination with Ragas
S . R . Ve e r a r a g h a v a n , disciple of Dr.M. Balamuralikrishna presented a thematic concert on the rare compositions of Saint Thiagaraja in rare ragas with a name – Swara Raga Manjari. South Zone Cultural Centre, Chennai organized the thematic presentation in association with Sri Thyaga Brahma Gana Sabha at Vani Mahal Main Hall on Saturday. All rare ragas were demonstrated by the artist with alapana in aarohana , avarohana, swara sthanas and the ragas' characters in an appreciable way. Raaga Sudha rasa in Aaandholika raga, a janya raga of karaharapriya was rendered initially. Sri
Janaka in Kalakanti raga , a janya raga of Naatakapriya, Daya jayachoochutukau idi velara Dasarathi in Ganavarathi raga, Vaachama gochara gana varathi in Kaikavasi raga, Sudhaa maadhurya in Sindhurama priya raga and Nalina Lochana in Madhyamavathi raga were rendered with raganubhava and lyrical values. Nee Chithamu in Vijaya Vasantham was selected as the main raga of the evening with detailed alapana and lengthy kalpana swara prasthanam, which reflected the guru's style and training. Melody and bhavam were brought out throughout the concert which showed the efforts of the artist.
V.L.Sudarsan on the violin supported the singer in presenting the concert in an impressive manner. Raga alapanas for all the rare ragas were appreciable. Kalladakuruchi Sivakumar on the Mrudangam and Sundaram on the Morsing gave valuable support. Narayana Viswanathan, President of South Zone Cultural Centre conveyed that the institution has been a r r a n g i n g s u c h programmes in the headquarters for the past two years in the Mylapore Area. He requested the Vani Mahal office bearers to support the programmes to be conducted in T.Nagar . DVRS
New building for Mahathi Academy
Sumeetha Menon, disciple of Kalaimamani Sailaja, presented a graceful kuchipudi recital with captivating abhinaya. South Zone Cultural Centre had arranged the kuchipudi recital at Vani Mahal on Saturday. Sailaja selected keerthanas on Lord Krishna. Sumeetha commenced her recital with Manasa Sancharare, which depicted the beauty of Lord Krishna. Annamayya`s
Mudhdhugare Yasoda in Kurunji was about the motherhood of Yasoda. The Ashtapadi ,Raadhe Harimiha Vihitha Vilaasam in ragamalika showed the emotions of Radha which the dancer enacted beautifully. Oothukkadu Ve n k a t a s u b b a i a r ` s Maragathamanimaya chela Krishna in Aarabhi raga was selected as the main piece for the evening. The dancer performed the jathis on a brass plate, following the
tradition of Kuchipudi. Kanakamanimaya Noopura Charana was rendered as sancharam. Guru Kalaimamani Sailaja on the Nattuvangam, Roshini on the Vocal, M.S.Kannan on the Violin, P.V.Ramana on the flute and Haribabu on the Mrudangam ,Srichitra on the Makeup and Dr.Nandini as the comperer gave good support to the artist enabling her to perform well. DVRS
Humour programme today Sruthigeeth will present a humour programme by Vedantham today between 6 pm and 7.30 pm at SKV Sastri Hall, 211, 8th Sector, 42nd Street, KK Nagar. Enjoy the nagaichuvai virundhu. For more details, contact: 23661392 or 9444467428
The inauguration of the new building for Mahathi Academy of Music & Dance was held on June 20 at Virugambakkam. Kaviperarasu Vairamuthu
inaugurated the new building. Veteran playback singer S Janaki and Mandolin Maestro U Shrinivas were the guests of honour. Bharathanatyam
exponents Madurai Muralidharan and UmaMuralikrishna were also present. -VP Times
June 27 - July 3, 2010
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June 27 - July 3, 2010
Pehchaan Charitable Trust distributes scholarships The Gyan Bank managed by Pehchaan Charitable Trust distributed scholarships worth Rs. 5,00,000 at a function held on 20th June 2010 at 10.30 a.m. at Bharathiya Vidya Bhavan, Mylapore. The recipients included students from the corporation schools and various sections of the society. The Gyan Bank, which is celebrating its thirteenth year of existence, has till date, distributed scholarships worth over four million rupees. More than hundreds of scholarships were
distributed under “Shri Badalchand Sugankaver Chordia Scolarship Scheme” in the presence of the chief guest, Mohammed S h a k e e l A k h t a r, I P S , Additional Commissioner of Police, Hansraj Mootha, partner and secretary of Chandra Prabhu Jain Naya M a n d i r T r u s t , G o u t h a m c h a n d Va i d , secretary of Shri Guru Jain S h a n t h i Vi j a y C o l l e g e , Kantilal Doshi, chairman, GT Group of Companies, Prasanchand Chordia, managing trustee of Shri S. Badalchand Chordia Trust and a host of eminent social
Rally for Tamil conference
workers. Rajesh Singhvi, president, welcomed the gathering and Hitender Munoth, managing trustee, presented a report about the activities of the organization. Surender Mehta, secretary proposed the vote of thanks. The Gyan Bank is also helping the underprivileged children of Corporation schools and higher secondary schools by offering various computer courses free of cost at its Free Computer Training Center at George Town. -VP Times
Springfield Matriculation Higher Secondary School, K.K. Nagar, conducted a rally on June 22 to focus the 'World Classical Tamil conference 2010'. Radha
Freshers’ day held
Sambandan, chairperson, Finance and Taxation, Corporation of Chennai flagged off the rally. About 500 children and 25 faculty members took part in the
rally which covered a stretch of four kilometres. Children carried placards depicting the significance of Tamil Literature. -VP Times
Jackpot for Sitaram students
Shri S.S Shasun Jain College for women conducted Freshers’ Day on June 16 at Namichand Galada Auditorium inhe college campus. The Shasun Sakthi cell activities were also inaugurated on the same day. Vidhya Shankar, entrepreneurrelief foundation, inaugurated the session and also released the academic calendar for the
year. S Abhaya Kumar, s e c r e t a r y a n d correspondent, welcomed the gathering and introduced the chief guest. Padma Shankar, principal, gave an overview of the college and blessed the students for success in all their activities. Padmavathi, professor in charge, day college, explained the significance of the activities conducted by the Shasun
Shakthi cell and also briefed the gathering about the various activities designed for the forthcoming a c a d e m i c y e a r. J a y a Ve n u g o p a l , a d v i s o r, emphasised the significance of the ‘ELASTIC’ programme. Hema Sureshpani, professor in charge, evening college proposed a vote of thanks.
Interactive session on microfinance Institute for Financial Management and Research Centre for Microfinance will conduct an for an Interactive Session with N. Srinivasan, a microfinance expert and the author of"Microfinance India: State of the Sector Report (2008-09)", on June 28 at 3 pm at “Rajasthan Conference Room", 10th Floor, IIT Research Park, No.1 Kanagam Village, Taramani, Chennai-600
113. Srinivasan is the author of the Microfinance India: State of the Sector Report 2008/2009. He has a background in Development Economics and Development Finance. He has three decades of experience in Development Finance in RBI and NABARD, where he was chief general manager for 7 years. He has worked as a consultant in Rural Development and Development Finance,
providing services to institutions such as World bank, International Fund for Agricultural Development in India and Vietnam, GTZ, U N O P S , U N D P, Government of India, and Asian Development Bank. This interactive session will discuss the current status of the microfinance sector and t h e r e a s o n a b l e expectations from the sector.
Students of Sri Sitaram Vidyalaya, West Mambalam won prizes in the Jackpot programme conducted by Jaya TV for t h e j u n i o r s r e c e n t l y.
B.Surya Narayanan and T.Gayathri, students of class VIII were the lucky winners who won Rs.6,200 each in cash. They also won gift hampers valued at Rs.
7,000 each. In addition, they were awarded Rs.50,000 each to learn computer courses at CYS Multimedia. -VP Times
Get nominated for Pogo annual awards
In an attempt to recognise and honour child talent across the country, Pogo annually awards children with outstanding achievements in various categories across the country. The Pogo Amazing Kids Awards has seven broad categories: Singer/ Dancer/ Sports Star/ Musician/ Artist/ Genius/ EntertainerFor the genius category, they attempt to identify kids with -VP Times extraordinary intellectual potential and capabilities. Along with conventional art, they will also recognize d i g i t a l , p h o t o g r a p h y, cartoon and other forms of art in the artist category. The Pogo Amazing Kids Awards has the followin regulations for all participants:*The maximum
age limit for all participants is 14 years. *The merit of the participants is assessed on the basis of their prior achievements i.e number of performances, number of awards received, scholarships held, if any, etc. The process of nomination is as follows:*On a preliminary basis all participants are assessed on the basis of their profile i.e. a list of all their achievements viz. of performances, number of awards received, scholarships held etc. The secondary stage of participation involves a personal interview in 4 cities- Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai/ Bangalore/ Hyderabad (any one city in the South).
Selected candidates will have to report for the interview at the closest city. * After the interviews, the judges will take their decision about the Top 3 nominees in each category. These nominees will be part of a one day studio shoot in Mumbai. The expenses will be borne by the organisers. * The winners will then be declared in a finale event held in Delhi or Mumbai in December, where they will be felicitated and presented the award. -VP Times
June 27 - July 3, 2010
Vijay’s birthday celebrations
Meet to discuss electricity problems today have been experiencing frequency power failures, low voltage and severe fluctuations for the past several months. The situation is going from bad to worse with numerous complaints being registered with TNEB. The residents are put to much difficulties and many times expensive electrical equipments get damaged due to power The residents of West fluctuations. In connection Mambalam, Ashok Nagar, w i t h t h i s , C i t i z e n s KK Nagar and Saidapet G u a r d i a n s , a n N G O
working for the rights of citizens is organising a resident's meet today. The meet will discuss the possible permanent remedial measures to eliminate complaints. The meet will be held at the o ff i c e o f t h e C i t i z e n Guardians at No 2, Bank of India Colony, Ashok Nagar at 9 am. For more details, contact Mr Ravichandran on 2489 6389 / 9941376330. VP-Times
Andhra food fest
The ongoing Andhra food fest at the Green Park proves to be a delectable affair at a rate of Rs.499 per head. The dining experience starts with the presentation of welcome appetizers such as boduchenagulu and pesallu pappu vada and appetizing tangy soups such as munakayaa chaaru, a drumstick preparation and potelu emukulu chaaru , spicy lamb extract. Then, there are the typical Andhra dishes such as guddulu
igru, (tangy egg preparation), pethalu masala (spiced crab), cheppala pulusu (fish cubes dunked in tamarind gravy) and kodi annam (a delicate blend of basmati rice and chicken). There are also good vegetarian options like the guthi vankaya koora (classical brinjal preparation),chikkudukaya koora (broad beans tossed w i t h c r u s h e d spices),bendakai thalimpu (Ladies finger stew) and thotta koora pappu (greens delicately combined with
lentils)Apart from the delicious spread, the live counter offers dosas, pesarattus and chapattis to go with the meal. A meal without dessert is unimaginable. The desserts too keep with the theme and all the sweets are typical Andhra specialities like the soonvundulu, tooku meetai, koya kagikai, jhangiri and gumidikai halwa. The last day of the fest is June 27. So hurry to book your meal. For reservations contact Lokesh at 97890 54399 -VP Times
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