Apr 10 -16, 2011
Vol.9 No .12
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Exnora International conducted a meeting of the members of T.Nagar Zone Exnora on March 27 at New Boag Road, T.Nagar, wherein representatives from all the divisions forming part of the T.Nagar
constituency participated. A joint memorandum was drafted during this meeting with all the major demands of the residents of the constituency. The same will be submitted to all the candidates contesting from
the constituency for the coming assembly elections, urging them to implement the demands and projects during their forth coming term. T.Nagar : Major demand from the members was for to find out a solution for the parking problem in and around T.Nagar. In the memorandum, they suggested that multistoreyed car parking facilities could be constructed at least in 4 locations in T.Nagar such as the modified bus terminus, corporation premises next to the Siva ...CONTD IN PAGE 2
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Vishnu temple and so on. Residents demanded removal of the hawkers and shifting of the deserving one to the newly constructed building in Pondy Bazaar. The participants also pointed out the menace created by the mobile eateries by way of choking the drains and creating a health hazard by spilling the leftovers in the streets. They also demanded foot over bridge at four locations, namely, at the T.Nagar Bus terminus junction; Duraisamy road/Usman road junction; Ranganathan street/Usman road junction and Arcot road (near Meenakshi College). Another request was for a circular bus from the T Nagar bus terminus covering Burkit road, Dhandapani street, Sivagnanam street, Pondy Bazaar, Panagal park, Prakasam road, Usman road (New Saravana stores), GN Chetty road, Raghaviah road, coats road, Murugesan street, Usman road (New flyover) and back to bus terminus. West Mambalam : The main request from the residents of West Mambalam was to provide a proper approach to Madley road subway by widening the roads from the West Mambalam side. They also requested for a pedestrian subway between Ranganathan street (T.Nagar) and Station road (West Mambalam) for the senior citizens to cross over to the other side of the railway station. A water tank constructed at a height, an additional railway platform on the station road side of the Mambalam railway station, a footover bridge or slope for passengers alighting from long distance trains to access Duraisamy road and upgradation of the public library in West Mambalam, on Bhaktavachalam street (Division 125) to provide computer-based research facilities and additional books were some of the other demands. Kodambakkam: For the residents of Kodambakkam, water logging during rainy season figured the top in their list. They requested to construct culverts between Azeez Nagar (Kodambakkam side) and Mambalam high road on the T.Nagar side and Subramanya nagar (Kodambakkam side) and Mambalam high road on T. Nagar side. They requested to remove the huts in the Valliyammal Garden and Sherkhan thottam as the occupants have been allotted alternative accommodation by the Slum clearance board. They also requested to renovate the Government students’ hostel on Viswanathapuram main road (Kodambakkam) and open a public library in the premises for the use of the entire Kodambakkam area residents and students. They also requested the contestants to upgrade and renovate the Anna Park at United India colony. Ashok Nagar: Renovation of TNHB shopping complex featured on the list of the demands by Ashok Nagar residents. They requested to construct a multi-storey facility at the Tamilnadu Housing Board shopping complex premises at Ashok Nagar (near the Ashok Pillar). The residents also asked for renovating the playground on the 6th Avenue, Ashok Nagar and also demanded a state-of-the-art indoor health facilities (including basket ball, gymnasium, etc.) should be installed in all the major playgrounds in the T. Nagar constituency.The residents demanded for reverting to two-way traffic in Ashok nagar. They said that the existing one-way traffic system in Ashok Nagar (near Ashok pillar) has put the residents, especially the senior citizens, disabled and children in great hardship. Vadapalani : Residents of Vadapalani requested that the sewerage line of Vadapalani should be connected to the Nesapakkam pumping station in order to avoid blocks.Availability of public toilets in the entire T.Nagar, power shutdowns and lack of garbage clearance were also some other problems that the residents mentioned in the memorandum.
Nandini Voice For The Deprived, a Chennai based NGO supports the differently abled persons in their self employment pursuits, by providing them marketing support for sale of their products. More than 90% of the differentlyabled persons in Tamil Nadu belong to lower income group and many of them live in distress conditions due to mobility problems, physical deformities and lack of educational, skill acquisition and employment opportunities suitable to their needs. In spite of such adverse conditions , some enterprising differentlyabled persons have acquired skill and have self employed themselves by making products such as agarbathis, plastic wire baskets, batik paintings, glass paintings, fashion jewellery, terracotta items, wooden decorative pieces etc. They need support and understanding from everyone, by way of purchasing their products. Nandini Voice For the Deprived has been organizing exhibition sale of products made by differentlyabled persons at periodical intervals.As it is necessary to provide them sustained marketing support, Nandini Voice for The Deprived appeals to companies, commercial outfits, residential complexes and others to provide facility for exhibiting and selling the products made by differentlyabled persons in their premises for a few hours on any one day convenient to them. This would provide great encouragement and motivation for the differentlyabled persons. Those interested in providing such support may kindly contact N.S.Venkataraman, Trustee, Nandini Voice For The Deprived. Ph: 4916037
Rasigapriya students on a roll The students of Rasigapriya school of Music will be performing during the Ram Navami celebrations and other anniversary celebrations at different venues this month. On 10th April, they will perform at Chrompet Sishya’s anniversary celebrations at Kamakshi Kalyana mandapam, Indira Gandhi street, Radha Nagar between 4.15 and 6.15 p.m. on the topic ‘Dasa Vaibhavam’. On the 11th April, they will perform at the 19th anniversary celebrations of the Arulasi Vinayagar Temple, 11th Avenue, Ashok Nagar between 6 and 8 p.m. On the 12th April, the students will do a Vishnu Sahasranaamam chanting at the Arulasi Vinayagar temple in 11th avenue, Ashok nagar between 5.30 and 6.15 p.m. While on the 14th April, the students will perform at the Ram Navami celebrations at Ganga Nagar, Villivakam between 7 and 9 p.m, on the 15th April, they will participate in the Ram Navami celebrations at the ‘Periya’ Anjaneyar temple in Ashok Nagar between 6 and 8 p.m. Follwing this, will be a performance at the Sai Baba temple in Mylapore on the 21st April between 7.30 and 9.30 p.m.
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My father expired last month unexpectedly. We have a few properties in my father’s name. But he did not write any will. I wish to take care of my father’s stocks and debentures. I have two sisters who is already married. My sisters and brothers-in-law asked me to take care of the stocks and debentures and they do not want any share from it. Can I take care of my father’s stocks and debentures directly without his will or his authorization? According to the stocks and debentures you have to get a Succession Certificate from the court. Succession Certificate can be granted by the court to realize the debts and securities of the deceased and to give valid discharge. A succession certificate is a certificate when granted to the person empowers the person to receive interest or dividends, negotiate the transfer or any of them with respect to the securities of a deceased person (Securities means any bond, stock, debenture). You can file an application including the names of all other legal heirs as respondents in this subject matter in the court, where the properties of your father are situated or where he normally resided. Depending on the value of the estate of the deceased, the matter shall go to the type of court, which can conduct cases for that value. The court will issue a public notice in the newspaper and mandatory notice to all the respondents. If the court does not receive any objection from anyone in one and half months from the date of publication of the notice and after the respondents have given their no objection, the court will pass an order for issuance of the Succession Certificate to you. It will take about three to four months from date of filing to receive your certificate.After receiving Succession Certificate from the Court you can take care of your father’s stocks and debenture without any interference. But you have to share rest of the properties equally with your sisters, your mother as well as your grand mother (if she is alive), since there is no particular will. According to the law of inheritance and succession, if a Hindu male passes away without leaving a will for his successors, the hindu female shares equally with the male i.e. a son and daughter will succeed with equal shares and the wife as well as the mother of deceased also gets an equal share. You can send your queries related to legal problem to “menaka_joy@yahoo.com you will get the feed back in our next edition.
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Rahman turning producer?
The industry has been abuzz with rumours that Oscar winning A R Rahman will soon get into film production. His films will be produced under his newly launched production company Y M Movies. Apparently, the music maestro’s first film will be a musical entertainer. Sources say that just as the composer changed the rules in film music, his movies will set a new trend too. Rahman had always treasured his plans of producing a film some day. Now, it seems like the composer is all set to give wings to his dreams.
Veena exponent Chitti Babu’s wife passes away Music director Sundar C Babu’s mother and wife of late Veena exponent Chitti babu, Sudhakshina Devi passed away in Chennai on Tuesday, April 5. She was 64 years. Sudhakshina Devi was herself a veena artist and accompanied her husband to all his concerts. She was also taking free Venna classes for those interested in learning the instrument. She is survived by three sons, daughters-in law and grand children. Vadapalani Times extends its heartfelt condolences to Sudhakshina Devi’s near and dear.
Actress Sujatha passes away Actress Sujatha, aged 58, passed away on April 6 after a prolonged period of ailment. Sujatha, origanally a Malayalee, born and brought up in Sri Lanka was introduced to the film field through a Malayalam movie. She became prominent after her Tamil debut with director Balachander in ‘Aval oru thodarkadhai’. She is well known for her performances in ‘Annakili’, ‘Avargal’ and a few other films. Her recent movie was Ajith’s ‘Varalaaru’ where she played his mother. She has also starred with biggies like Rajnikanth and Sivaji Ganesan. Vadapalani Times extends its heartfelt condolences to Sujatha’s family and friends.
Tapsee goes to Bollywood After a successful debut in South and a few hit films, Tapsee is making her B-town debut. Tapsee has signed to do a David Dhavan’s film which is touted to be a remake of the 80’s film ‘Chasmee badoor’. But the actress has assured that she will not stop acting in South films as they are the ones who have given her recognition. Her next release in Telugu will be “Mr.Perfect” starring Prabhas and Kajal Agarwal. She also has an upcoming Tamil film ‘Vandhaan Vendraan’ with Jiiva. All the best for a successful B-town streak girl!
Ko gets off with a ‘U’ K.V. Anand’s thriller Ko has been given a ‘U’ certificate. The film has an impressive star cast which includes Jeeva, Karthika, Ajmal, Pia and many others. Ko deals with the life of a photo journalist. The film is produced by RS Infotainment. The release rights have been acquired by Udhayanidhi Stalin’s Red giant Movies and will hit the screens soon. K.V. Anand has earlier tasted success with Ayan, a thriller. Hope this time too he wins the race.
News Know your candidates VP Kalairajan, who is the AIADMK candidate is contesting from T Nagar c o n s t i t u e n c y. T h e constituency has a pride of place in the hearts of several people as it is a unique constituency with a mix of residential and c o m m e r c i a l establishments. The constituency is now synonymous with popular brands of textiles and jewelleries. The constituency has elected DMK candidates five times and AIADMK candidates twice. Indian National Congress candidates have won twice. The sitting MLA V. P. K a l a i r a j a n , representing AIADMK, is seeking re-election this
time. In 2006, he won by a margin of 16,483 votes, defeating DMK's J. Anbazhagan.Kalairajan wants to improve the infrastructure, particularly in schools and hospitals. He has spent over Rs.3 crore from his constituency fund
to improve the schools. Hehas been honouring students who got the highest marks in the board exams with gold medals in the last five years. He also plan to improve the facilities in sports in the constituency.
officials weekly once or twice. Until now he has conducted more than 300 meetings and tried to redress the public grievances. He assures that he will ensure that the
promises of Congress party’s and their alliance partner D.M.K. will be implemented if elected. Dr. Chellakumar, requests every voter to cast his or her franchise without fail.
Dr. A. Chellakumar is one of the contestants in the forthcoming assembly election for Congress Party i n T. N a g a r D i v i s i o n . Presently, he is residing at Anna Nagar. He is in the Congress Party for the past 30 years and was elected two times as M.L.A and served for 10 years. When he was in service he constructed several hospitals and upgraded few schools from elementary to higher secondary status. He used to visit the residents of his division along with the government
Say no to freebies Dolphin P Sridharan is one of the contestants for the coming assembly elections and he is contesting on behalf of Barathiya Janatha P a r t y f r o m Virugambakkam area. In a telephonic interview with Va d a p a l a n i Ti m e s h e shares his future plans. Sridhar has been a resident of K.K.Nagar and has been an active member of the Barathiya Janatha Party for the last twenty years.He has several plans to serve the needy people. He says that he will provide two computer centres with internet connection in each division in his constituency w h i c h i n c l u d e s Virugambakkam, Saligramam, Vadapalani, K.K.Nagar, Koyambedu, which will be operated by one staff member between 9 am to 5 pm for the senior citizens to book train ticket, and for the students to search for study materials. He plans to have a medical clinic in each division where two doctors will be available for medical consultation for the poor people. He
assured to conduct two general medical checks up camps once every six m o n t h s o n c e . D o l p h i n . P. S r i d h a r a n promises to be transparent in each and every government contracts like road laying, building construction and so on. He plans to wage a war against mosquitoes by cleaning the area, removing drainage water, avoiding water stagnation in common places and promises to pay special attention to such places especially near Chinmaya Nagar bridge. He
says that he will ensue individual water connection to each and individual houses to avoid drinking water problem. Last but least, he requests all the voters not take money and gifts from the contestants. He says, “If you take money from the contestant you loose your right to question them in case if they don’t do their duty properly”. He adds, “Our party will not provide any money or any free gifts to any voter but we assure that if we win we will provide you a great service”.
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Apr 10 - 16, 2011
Weekly forecast From this week onwards, reputed astro-councillor Bharathi Sridhar will be writing a column on the astro-prediction. For daily predictions and astro update tune into 92.7 BIG FM at 7 am ARIES: Aswini, Bharani, Krittika (Mesham) A week of mixed fortunes is ahead. You will enjoy happiness throughout the week. Visits of some relatives or friends may keep you happy. Children will bring in more happiness to the family. Speculation is good.LUCKY DAY: FRIDAY
TAURUS: Kirttika 2,3,4, Rohini, Mrigasiria1, 2 (Rishaba) The week ahead will be very strenuous. Work pressure will be more. Inflow of cash will be moderate. Children will fare well. Elder’s health need care. Speculation deals will be profitable. Persons into real estate business will reap good results.LUCKY DAY: Monday
GEMINI: Mrigasira 3,4; Arudra, Punarvasu 1, 2, 3 (Mithuna) A good week is ahead. Inflow of cash will be more. Pending cases will come to a settlement. Children’s health need care. Speculation gain will be more. Those single will get into the wedlock.LUCKY DAY: SATURDAY
CANCER: Punarvasu 4, Pushya, Aslesha (Kataka)More care and caution is needed on health for this zodiac sign. Medical expenses will be more. Job seekers will find a good job. Visits of friends will give you happiness. News from overseas will give you confidence. Travel is indicted for some.LUCKY DAY: FRIDAY LEO: Makam, Purvaphalguni, Uttarapahalguni (Simha)Care has to be taken on your health matters. Financial inflow will be good but at the same time expenses will be more. Friends and relatives will be more considerate to you.Purchases of new property will materialize. Debts will be cleared.LUCKY DAY: TUESDAY VIRGO: Uttarapahlguni(2,3,4) Hasta, Chitra (1,2) Kanya More work load and less profit is indicated . Children will fare good.Those into real estate will find good profit. Self employed and business men will have to undergo a strenuous week. Domestic harmony is fine.LUCKY DAY: WEDNESDAY LIBRA: Chitra 3,4 Swati, Vishakam 1, 2, 3 (Tula) New business opportunities will come your way. A week to relax after a hectic work schedule. Purchase of new house hold articles are indicated for some. Children’s welfare will be satisfactory. Elders will be supportive. Finance will be good. Inflow of cash will be plenty. Friends and relatives will visit frequently.LUCKY DAY: MONDAY SCORPIO: Vishakam 4, Anuradha, Jyesta (Vrichika) Care should be taken while talking to strangers. Avoid new friends and be friendlywith relatives and friends. Some will purchase house hold articles. Change inresidence is indicated for some. Children’s health will be fine and elders will be supportive.LUCKY DAY: FRIDAY
SAGGITARIUS: Moola, Poorvashadha, Uttarshadha-1 (Dhanus) A week of mixed fortunes. Some will go on an overseas travel. Job seekers will find a very satisfied job. Speculation deal will be good. More work pressure can be expected bythe mid week. Health is fine. LUCKY DAY: TUESDAY CAPRICORN: Uttarshadha 2, 3, 4; Sravana, Dhanista1, 2 (Makara) A very interesting week lies ahead. Some are expected to travel on a pilgrimage. Elders’ health at home needs care. Some are prone to health disorders in the mid week. Some will enter into new assignments for business. Long term dispute in legal matters will come to a settlement.LUCKY DAY: SATURDAY AQUARIUS: Dhanista 3,4; Satabhisha, Poorvabadra (Kumbha) Long pending disputes will be cleared. Speculation is good. Inflow of cash will be sufficient. Purchase of clothes and jewellery is indicated for some. It may be a strenuous week for some. Health is fine. LUCKY DAY: Saturday
PISCES: Poorvabhadra 4, Uttrabhadra, Revati (Meenam) A very interesting week is ahead. But care should be taken in financial matters. There is no doubt about good cash inflow. But your expenses will be more. Enjoy the week with friends and relatives. Domestic harmony is assured.LUCKY DAY: SUNDAY
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Apr 10 - 16, 2011
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