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In a hit Tamil movie there was a mass hit comedy scene that showed the plight of the road by asking the duo who appeared to take diversion.

Though it was a scene that invited laughter, in real life it could agitate if it was experienced actually.

In our Neighbourhood, Anna Nagar, the meager stretch between Anna Nagar west bus depot and opposite of Asiad colony reveals the fact.

While speaking to some of the Neighbourhood residents nearby they said that it was the metro water work that was going on as repair measures are being handled on the pipelines. The pipeline works are supposed to have consumed for more than a couple of months. They also added that this plight could result in accidents during nighttime, especially to new comers who will be taken by surprise.

Though all these works are being carried on public interest, the concerned authorities have to speed up their process and provide smooth flow to the public.

Mobile theft has become a routine incident in the city. So many complaints lie at police stations unresolved.

The first and foremost step is that the mobile owner has to be careful not only by keeping the mobile safe but also by buying it from a reputed place with bill.

Anti theft software is a boon to mobile users. This software when installed indicates to a substitute number provided when the mobile is stolen.

This can be implied on higher end Nokia model mobile phones.

So when you plan to buy a higher end mobile see to it that you install the anti theft software.

The Ambattur Municipality has positioned Hoardings in various places in the Neighbourhood asking the residents to pay their property tax in time.

The Hoarding reflects a strong message showing a truck carrying household items in terms of vacating the house for not having paid tax in due time.

The statement also depicts the strong message of ceasing the property if the above said is not met.

This hoarding is sure to create an alarm to those who have still not paid the tax properly.

Many Hoardings and signboards have given messages to the public from various Government bodies and a very few like this are authoritative.
Pay tax in time and avoid harsh actions.

Viveka Choodamani by Swamini Sthirananda at 4 p.m, on Friday 03.03.2006 and Narayaneeyam by Mrs. Kalyani Vasudevan at 4 p.m, on Saturday 04.03.2006. For details Contact at V-31, Anna Nagar, Chennai- 40.

UTI Mutual Fund rewards its investors with yet another dividend of 100% in UTI Master Value Fund

UTI- Master Value Fund declares third consecutive dividend of 100% (Rs 10.00 per unit on face value of Rs.10/-). The record date for the dividend is March 1, 2006. This dividend is tax-free.

During the financial year 2003-04 and 2004-05 the scheme had declared a dividend of 100% (Rs.10.00 per unit on face value of Rs.10/-). All unit holders registered under the dividend option of UTI Master Value Fund as on March 1, 2006 will be eligible for this tax-free dividend. Also investors who join the dividend option of the scheme on or before the record date will be eligible for the dividend.

The NAV per unit as on February 22, 2006 was Rs.28.50 under the dividend option (Post dividend distribution, NAV will fall to the extent of the pay out).

UTI Master Value Fund is an open-ended equity oriented value scheme, which was launched in June 1998 as the close-ended fund and made open-ended from 17th February 2003.
The investment objective of the scheme is to provide investors the benefits of capital appreciation through investment in stocks that are relatively undervalued to their expected long-term earnings growth.

The scheme invests up to 80% of the net assets in the scrips having anyone or more of the following characteristics at the time of acquisition Low P/E ratio (PE ratio lower than the market PE or the sector PE) OR Attractive dividend yield OR Low price to book value ratio OR Companies with positive Economic Value Added (EVA).

Up to 20% of net assets is invested in equity / equity related instruments issued by blue chip companies with a potential for consistent growth and with management of high quality and track record and not more than 20% of net assets is invested in money market instruments.
Shri Chandraprakash Padiyar, the Fund Manager of the scheme said “UTI- Master Value Fund is positioned as a pure value scheme.

The scheme invests in stocks that are relatively undervalued to their intrinsic value and which will create wealth for the various stakeholders in the medium to long term.”

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This Organisation will be conducting free ‘Bal Vikas’ classes for the age group of 5 to 15 years.
This include character, good habits, Yoga, Meditation, Moral Values, Bhajans and prayers. On Sundays starting from Feb 26 th from 4 pm to 5 pm.

This is located at ‘Sai Home’ H-70 (old 1417) 16th Main Road, Near Sri Devi Hospital. Contact: 26260087/26207399.

Sri Iyappa Seva Samajam is organizing a free medical camp to be held at the Samajam building at A-1, Valayapathy Salai, Mogappair East, near TNSC Bank on Sunday the 26th February, 2006 between 9.am to 1pm.

Various Specialist Doctors in General medicine, E.N.T, Eye, Dental and Diabetics will be participating in the camp. The Samajam is also arranging to supply free medicines.

Swami Vivekananda Study Centre started by Miss B. Jeyakantham, alumni of the American College, Madurai has been functioning at “B. Bhagyalakshmi Hall” in V-31, Anna Nagar, Chennai- 40 since 1994-1995 for the benefit of senior citizens in co-ordination with Tamilnadu Senior Citizens Association.

The house is named “ Bhaktha-Seetha” in memory of M.D. Bakthavatsalu Naidu and Seethalakshmi, the parents, who stood for “good will and collaboration” in life. The memory dates back to 50 years and 25 years.
Swami Vivikananda Study Centre was started with the blessings of President Swami Gautamanamdaji and Swami Jnanadanandaji of Sri Ramakrishna Math, Mylapore, Chennai- 4.

The Programmes in Swami Vivekananda Study Centre were commenced in 1994-1995 by the sisters, with the encouragement given by Prof.C.G. Vasudevan (now Swami Suvijnanananda Saraswathi). Both he and Mrs. Kalayani Vasudevan have given discourses for over ten years to senior citizens and others interested, in varied spiritual areas such as Bhagawad Gita, Narayananeeyam, Soundarya Lahari.

The centre has the satisfaction of having projected health consciousness by co-ordinating with Madras Medical Mission, a premier health institution in the city. Students of High Schools and Corporation Schools were given educative lectures in health at the fabulous auditorium of M.M.M with the co-ordination of Dr.KM. Cherian.

The centre hopes to have programmes in Carnatic Music with the advice and guidance of a distinguished exponent in Carnatic music, Geetha Rajasekar for the benefit of health and harmony in society.

A contact meeting of senior citizens is to be held under the aegis of the Tamilnadu Senior Citizens Association at 10.00 a.m. on Sunday the 26th February 2006 at the auditorium of the Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Anna Nagar, at plot 5063, Belly Area, Anna Nagar, Chennai -40.

Discussions will be held at the meeting about the welfare measures for senior citizens that need to be included in the State Policy on Older Persons of the Tamilnadu Government.

The provisions of the Older Persons (Maintenance, care and Protection) Bill 2005 drafted by the Central Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment and presently under circulatation for eliciting public opinion will also be discussed at the meeting. Sri R.V. Chandramouli IAS (Retd),Dr.V. Shanmugasundaram Former Vice Chancellor, Manonmanian Sundaranar University, Dr. V. Balambal, President, Probus Club of Chennai will be the principal speakers. All are welcome. Registration at 9.30 a.m.

Members of the audience will be allowed to participate in the discussions after the speeches of the principal speakers.

Loom world, a Government of Tamil Nadu enterprises (Department of Handlooms & Textiles Marketing show room), situated at Chennai- 60, 2nd Avenue, TNHB- Anna Nagar Plaza, (Near Ayyappan Temple), Anna Nagar, Chennai -40 displays a wide range of collections mainly to accelerate the desire of women.

In the cotton section they have churidars, Kanchi cotton sarees, Villandai cotton Sarees, Kovai cotton Sarees, Chinnalappatti Sarees, Bathic printed sarees etc.

In the silk collections they have pure silk with genuine zari Kancheepuram wedding silk sarees, Silk pavadies silk, Dhoties and vastram.

Moreover the showroom also offers discount. Get going and dress your desire. For more details contact: 26284873.