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Platinum Guild India has announced the launch of new wedding collections. The new range of alluring collection include engagement rings, band, attractive necklaces and tempting bracelets, the choice available is endless. Being 30 times rarer than gold, platinum is catching the fancy of the young and contemporary bride and bride-groom to be. This white metal jewellery carries elegance, charm, exclusivity and an assurance of purity. One of the best qualities of the this white metal is its compatibility – no matter how sensitive your skin is to metals, platinum will neither give you any discomfort or rashes so the bride can tastefully and fearlessly treat herself to the jewelry of her choice. The range available in wedding bands and bracelets in platinum is sure to lure even the strongest patron of gold jewelry!Today platinum is at a small premium over gold – around 20%. A real opportunity to buy into this rare and exclusive metal because while the difference in price may be small, the difference that you will get in terms of quality, assurance of purity and exclusivity is far above making platinum worth an asset for future as well. The range of Platinum Wedding Collection is available at GRT Jewellers (All stores) Prince Jewellery (All stores),Vummidi Bangaru Jewellers, NAC Jewellers, Nathella (All Stores) and Joyalukas Jewellery. Platinum founded in the year 1975, Platinum Guild International (PGI) is dedicated to promoting platinum jewellery to the consumers and the jewellery trade worldwide. Headquartered in London, PGI has offices in each of the world’s major jewellery markets.

Platinum Guild India has announced the launch of new wedding collections. The new range of alluring collection include engagement rings, band, attractive necklaces and tempting bracelets, the choice available is endless. Being 30 times rarer than gold, platinum is catching the fancy of the young and contemporary bride and bride-groom to be. This white metal jewellery carries elegance, charm, exclusivity and an assurance of purity. One of the best qualities of the this white metal is its compatibility – no matter how sensitive your skin is to metals, platinum will neither give you any discomfort or rashes so the bride can tastefully and fearlessly treat herself to the jewelry of her choice. The range available in wedding bands and bracelets in platinum is sure to lure even the strongest patron of gold jewelry!Today platinum is at a small premium over gold – around 20%. A real opportunity to buy into this rare and exclusive metal because while the difference in price may be small, the difference that you will get in terms of quality, assurance of purity and exclusivity is far above making platinum worth an asset for future as well. The range of Platinum Wedding Collection is available at GRT Jewellers (All stores) Prince Jewellery (All stores),Vummidi Bangaru Jewellers, NAC Jewellers, Nathella (All Stores) and Joyalukas Jewellery. Platinum founded in the year 1975, Platinum Guild International (PGI) is dedicated to promoting platinum jewellery to the consumers and the jewellery trade worldwide. Headquartered in London, PGI has offices in each of the world’s major jewellery markets.

The leading magazine Inbox 1305 by Kiruthiga Udhayanidhi, celebrated their 2nd Anniversary Issue on 31st July 2010. The function was held at a famous star hotel in Chennai city. As part of the anniversary celebrations, Mr.K.Ramadoss, President of North Chennai District Exnora and members of Exnora International were appreciated and honoured with a memento titled My Planet & I, for their Eco friendly activities. Mr.K.Ramadoss, President of North Chennai District Exnora, said that he has planted over 12,000 plant saplings in and around Perambur, ICF, Villivakkam etc since the year 1996. He also played an important role by getting the support of the Pollution Control Board in saving the Villivakkam reservoir water from getting polluted from oil waste discharged from the railway workshops. Mr.K.Ramadoss, the eco friendly champion, can be contacted on 9841844353

Nanganallur Terminus Needs More Buses
The residents of Nanganallur area are demanding more bus services from the terminus to connect different parts of Chennai city especially towards Koyambedu, Ambattur and Tambaram.. The long time gap causes difficulty and inconvenience to the passengers. The Nanganallur Metropolitan Bus terminus lacks basic facilities for the bus crew and passengers. They say that the bus service on route 52L are infrequent and more new routes in addition to route numbers 129C, 154B, and M45B needs to be added. Let the MTC officials take action to introduce more buses and introduce new routes for the benefit of the public and for the Nanganallur area residents.

The Director General of Police Letika Saran while delivering Dr Durgabai Deshmukh Memorial Lecture 2010 stated that Education and economic independence can empower women. The lecture was held in Andhra Mahila Sabha at Mylapore in Chennai .Letika Saran said that women need to cultivate essential life-skills like handling computers and using internet to better themselves. She stated that women in the police force is a symbol of empowerment since this profession was considered as a male bastion. The DGP said women were subjected to violence across the country. She said the majority of people trafficked were girl children from socially deprived sections of society. This illegal trade is valued at $ 5-8 eight billions globally.

Letika Saran also said the All- Women Police Stations in Tamilnadu helps women seek legal protection with out any hesitation. She said that the State tops the list with large number of women personnel. She further said legal frameworks like Tamilnadu Prohibition of Harassment of Women Act, provisions of Indian Penal Code and some sections of Information Technology Act help the law enforcers protect women from any form of harassment. She said empowerment, according to her, was nothing but the right of the individual to operate independently

The Deputy Chief Minister M K Stalin’s daughter-in-law Kruthiga Udayanidhi Stalin, who is editor and publisher of ‘Inbox 1305, recently inaugurated the yearly activities of ‘Present Tense’, a media club of the Department of Journalism of MOP Vaishnav College for Women, Nungambakkam. K.Nirmala Prasad, Principal, MOP Vaishnav College, said ‘Through their activities ‘Present Tense’ has proved that it is one of the best clubs in the college. Kruthiga Udhayanidhi distributed badges to the new office-bearers of Media Club. G Kavitha Ganesh, Dean, School of Media and Communication Studies, K Vyjayanthi, head, Department of Journalism, Preethi, president of Media Club and Jinal Patel, Minister for Media Relations, were present on the occasion.

According to police sources an honest autorickshaw driver returned a purse containing cash and an ATM card to the Suburban Police Commissioner, S R Jangid.

The purse abandoned in the auto by a passenger, was restored to its rightful owner. The auto driver, Krishnamurthy, a resident of Adyar, was given a cash award and honoured by Jangid at the Commissionerate.

The purse contained Rs 2040 in cash, ATM card and credit card.With the help of identity card the police officials found that the bag belonged to one Mannar Pragna, student of a private engineering college at Kattankulathur. The purse was handed over to her by the Commissioner and the auto driver was given a cash reward