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Swamini Satyavratananda Saraswathi conducts classes on Viveka Choodatiani” in Telgu at Shirdi Sai Hall Sai Baba Temple, 4 West club Road, Shenoy Nagar on 28th July at 6.30 p.m. For details contact: 26641356.

Sage T.G. Narayanasamyy talks in Tamil on ‘’Saptha Bhumuka-Nourishment for the soul at Flat B3, Hayagriva Apartments, 36/4, Nathamuni Lane, Kizh Naduvankarai, Anna Nagar, Chennai-40 on 27th July at 7.00 p.m.
For details contact: 26207896.

The Alliance Francaise of Madras in association with Aseema Trust is presenting a photography exhibition by the children of Navabharath Matriculation School. The exhibition is on display for public view at the Alliance Francaise of Madras ,which is located at New no 24,Old no 40, College Road ,Chennai-6.The exhibition is open from 9.30 am to 7pm on week days and from 9.30 am to 1pm on Saturday. For details contact 28279803 or 28271477.

The Srinivasa Young Men’s Association based at Triplicane offers free tuition classes for the deserving and interested students from economically weak family background. The classes are taken for the students studying in classes tenth and twelve standards. For details call 9884211561.

Anna Nagar Tamizh Peravai organises a programme on 2nd August at Leo Matriculation School, Anna Nagar Western Extension at 5.30 p.m. Prof. Dr. M. Elangovan (Vivekananda College, Chennai) speakes on ‘’Sangha Tamizh, Ahanaarnooru, Kurinji Thivai”
For details contact 26164387, 98840468277.

Mogappair Industrial School will be conducting a jewellery making workshop on July 29th July to1st August between 10.00 am and 4.00 p.m. at Plot No: 67/8, Lakshmi Apartments Collector Nagar, Anna Nagar West Extension, Chennai-101. For details contact: 65666084/ 9840989447.

The photo shows not one but three speed breakers painted in bright yellow which have been erected before all the pedestrian crossings in front of the Madras High Court building premises along the N.S.C Bose Road in Parry’s. A Traffic Policeman told the Chennai Plus reporter that these speed breakers are essential to caution the motorists to drive slow as many people cross this road everyday.

Mr. S.R.Jangid has assumed charge as the Police Commissioner for the newly created Chennai City Suburban Commissionerate. The Director General of Police Mr. K.P.Jain inaugurated the new Commissionerate Headquartered at St. Thomas Mount on Wednesday the 23rd July 2008 in the presence of the Chennai City Police Commissioner Mr. R. Sekar. The Police Department official sources told the Chennai Plus reporter that three Police Districts namely of St Thomas Mount, Madhavaram and Ambattur comprising of about 38 Police Stations and around 8 All Women Police Stations would function under the newly formed Commissionerate. The important Police Stations that will function under the new Commissionerate are Meenabakkam, Pallavaram, Chrompet, Tambaram, Madipakkam, Palavanthangal, Adambakkam,Chitlapakkam, Selaiyur, Airport, Nanbambakkam, Poonamalee, Porur SRMC, Kunrathur, Mangadu,Ambattur,Korattur, Maduravoyal,Avadi, Avadi Tank Factory, Pattabiram, Pudupet, Truninravur, Thiruverkadu, Madhavaram Milk Colony,Redhills, Ennore,Manali and Puzhal. According to the Police sources Mr.S.R.Jangid the former Additional Commissioner of Police,Chennai City is the first Police Commissioner to assume charge at as the newly created Commissionerate The Chennai City Suburban Commissionerate office is located at Police Office Road,(Butt Road), St. Thomas Mount,Chennai-16. For police assistance the public can contact the Police suburban Commissionerate control room on 23452447 or dial 100.

Similar to the heroes, actresses starting their own fan clubs who enjoy huge patronage among their fans. Actress Priyamani would be joining the list followed by Trisha and Namitha and on the day of the release of their movies, it is celebration time for their fans. ‘Though I have not said okay so far, I will not mind changing my decision if they really want to do something good to the society by forming fan clubs. It is a way of expressing their love towards a personality whom they like,’ said Priyamani.

Consequent on the photo news article titled Halloween Tree which was published earlier in this Weekly Tabloid circulated all over Chennai City highlighting about a huge completely dead road side tree standing in a dangerous position at the North Parade Road in St. Thomas Mount, the concerned authorities took quick action to cut down the tree. The area residents appreciated the authorities for the swift action taken.