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The members
of Saraswathy
Srinivasan Trust , T.
Nagar, distributed
bags containing 3
kg rice, ½ kg toor
dhal, one litre palm
oil to 190 families
in Choolaipallam and
Royala Nagar in and
around Ramapuram
area on Dec. 27 in spite
of the fact that the
Trust Office situated
on the ground floor
had suffered heavily
due to the floods.
K.Manoharan (Secretary
and Treasurer) said
that the trust’s free
computer school in
trust office will reopen
after Pongal Holidays
for renovation.
R. P. Krishnamachari
contributed `3 lakhs
Groceries for flood-affected
R. P. Krishnamachari
(Managing Director,
Tex Biosciences Private
Limited, Textan House,
75, 4th Avenue, Ashok
Nagar) contributed Rs.
3 lakhs to Rasika Fine
Arts, West Mambalam
towards the 12th
annual music festival,
which will be held
from Jan. 9 to 19
at Jaigopal Garodia
Hindu
Vidyalaya Matriculation
School, Postal Colony,
West Mambalam as
parts of its ‘Corporate
Social Responsibility
program’. Eminent
Carnatic musicians such
as O.S.Thiagarajan,
N.Vijay Siva, Gayathri
Venkat Raghavan, etc.
will be performing at
the event.
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be conferred on
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and “Kalaimamani”
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Ungalukagha Chari-
table Trust Organized
a Mega Flood Relief
Materials Distribution
to the 2000 Chennai
based Auto Rickshaw
Drivers in association
with the Rotary Club Of
Madras T.nagar And
Sri Sai Satsang Seva
Samithi, Gudur, A.p.
At Ramakrishna Mis-
sion Higher Second-
ary School (South), 55
Burkit Road, (Danda-
pani Street), T.nagar,
Chennai – 600 017.
Sri Vishal, Cine Actor
and General Secretary
of Nadigar Sangam in-
augurated the relief
materials distribution
and he said, it is need of
the hour to support the
underprivileged flood
victims and to restore
Chennai as early as
possible. .
Padmasri Vivek, Cine
Actor, Guests of Hon-
our Dr.K.Subba Red-
dy, Industrialist / Rtn.
Ravi Venkatraman,
President, Rotary Club
of Madras, T.Nagar /
Sri. K. Sunil Kumar,
President, Sri Sai Sat-
sang Seva Samithi, Gu-
dur, A.P. also partici-
pated.
The distribution drive
was organized by Dr.
Suneel, Founder
Managing Trustee of
Ungalukagha Chari-
table Trust and in his
address he said, like so
many other people, Auto
Rickshaw Drivers and
their families also af-
fected very much in the
rain and their vehicles
also became inactive.
Since no one is ready to
take care of them, Un-
galukagha Charitable
Trust decided to sup-
port them.
Around 2000 under
privileged Chennai
based Auto Drivers,
heavily affected in re-
cent cyclone calam-
ity were provided with
Kakki Uniform Cloth,
Provisions, Rice 5 kg,
Mat 1, Blanket 1, Lungi
1, Towel 1.
For further informa-
tion feel free to contact
Dr. Suneel, Founder
and Managing Trustee
of Ungalukagha Chari-
table Trust situated at
No.7 Saravana Street,
T.Nagar, Chennai –
600 017 .MOB: 95512
96999
Flood Relief Materials Distributed
Flood Relief Materials
( Tables - Rs 20,000
Worth ) Distributed To
Kesari Higher Second-
ary School, T.nagar
By Bahrain Asry Tamil
Sangam Rohini Anan-
than - Rashimi Palani-
yappan And Their Usa
Friends Through Exno-
ra Greater Chennai Vol-
unteers.( R.govindaraj,
P r e s i d e n t , A n a n d
Laxman ,General
Secretary,N. Sampath
Kumar, Chairman -
Flood Relief Camp,Dr.
G. Vasundara, Co Ordi-
nator Student's Exnora,
Dr. R. Veeracholan,
Committee Member,
Exnora Greater Chen-
nai, Lion S.n. Hari
N a r a y a n a n , P r o j e c t
Chairman, Lccm, Dis-
tributed The Materials.
Flood Relief Materials
Distributed

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Working directly with
artisans to facilitate cre-
ations that reflects Indi-
an ethos for the modern
yet traditional woman
In Shambavi Boutique
the sarees are individu-
ally selected by working
closely with artisans to
combine contemporary
designs with varied fab-
rics, aiming to revive
the textile heritage of
block printing, hand
painting and delicate
embroidery. There is a
collection of alluring
vibrant tussars, tussar
munga, soft hand loom
pure silks, silk cot-
tons (block printed and
hand woven) and ex-
clusively crafted pieces
in kalamkari and ikat
patterns. Also a wide
range of brocade blous-
es and cut work Sarees
blouses add variety
to the boutique. There
is a continuous attempt
to add varieties without
compromising the basic
ethos.
Mrs. Kalpana Raja, who
owns and manages the
business, has a natu-
ral aesthetic sense and
a keen eye for designs
and colours. Hailing
from a traditional fam-
ily background, having
lived and travelled well
around the world, she
has had the privilege of
experiencing many tra-
ditions and cultures.
Today she is attempt-
ing to translate the cul-
ture and her personal
experience to modern-
ize the women with-
out compromising the
traditional identity via
the artisans creations
displayed in her bou-
tique that has been es-
tablished – Shambavi
Boutique.
Having had the experi-
ence of managing simi-
lar enterprise before,
her boutique will ca-
ter to varied section of
customers with exqui-
site varieties individu-
ally picked by herself
to support the artisans
directly and uplift-
ing them in her own
humble way, by elimi-
nating middle men.
In the bargain quality
and cost are empha-
sized and ensured. The
boutique is set up in a
serene neighborhood,
away from the hustle
and bustle of shop-
ping in Panagal park
(T.Nagar), to provide a
relaxed and comfort-
ing experience. Sham-
bavi strives to blend a
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traditional patterns
packaged in contempo-
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The Store is Located at
the Following Address :
RAM TEJAS, 18/47 Sec-
ond Street, Azeez Nagar,
Kodambakkam, Chen-
nai - 600 024. Land-
mark : Near Raghaven-
dra Kalyana Mandap,
Tel.No : 044-49581074,
Mobile : 7299000122 /
8754493838.
Shambavi Boutique New Boutique
In Kodambakkam
CHENNAIYIL
THIRUVAIYAARU
By S. Shivpprasadh
Mrs. Revathy Krishna
presented Raga based
classic melodious
film songs with divine
musical instrument
VEENA at Kama-
raj Memorial hall dur-
ing currentLakshmana
Sruthi’sCHENNAIYIL
T H I R U V A I Y A A R U ' S
CONCERT THAT ARE
ALWAYS POPULAR
AND FAMILIAR WITH
THE CLASSES THE
MASSES. Mrs. Revathy
Krishna who is a soci-
ology graduate is also a
qualified SANGITA VID-
WAN who did her course
at Madras Music College
had played superbly
well as per the mood
and pulse of the cheer-
ing audience amidst
their thunderous ap-
plause.
Department Of Health
Family Welfare, Govt
Of Tamilnadu, Chief
Minister's Comprehen-
sive Health Insurance
Scheme In Associa-
tion With Lions Club
Of Central Madras And
Exnora Greater Chen-
nai Conducted A Gen-
eral Health Check Up
Camp For The Ben-
efit Of People Affect-
ed By Recent Flood,
On 27.12.15 (Sun-
day) 9.30 Am To 2.30
Pm.at New No.18, Old
No.27/1, 10Th. Cross
Street, Trustpuram,
Kodambakkam Chen-
nai,600024.
More Than 250 People
Including Senior Citi-
zens, Ladies And Chil-
dren Attended The
Camp. All Of Them
Were Screened For Dia-
betes, B.p And Other
Tests. Eminent Doc-
tors Examined The Pa-
tients And Offered Free
Consultation And Free
Medicines.
Lion S.n. Hari Narayan-
an, Project Chairman,
Lion Muruganantham,
Secretary, Lions Club
Of Central Madras,R.
govindaraj,President,N.
Sampath Kumar, Vice
Chairman, Dr.(Mrs) G.
Vasundara, Co Ordina-
tor, Student's Exnora,
Exnora Greater Chen-
nai, Antony Raj, Coordi-
nator, Trustpuramexno-
ra Coordinated The
General Health Check-
Up Camp.
General Health Check Up Camp Conducted
Flood Relief Materials
( - Rs 30,000 Worth
) Distributed To Sara-
da Vidyalaya Girl's
Higher Secondary
School Poor Students,
T.nagar By Bahrain
Asry Tamil Sangam
Rohini Ananthan
- Rashimi Palaniyap-
pan And Their Usa
Friends Through
Exnora Greater
Chennai Volun-
teers.( R.govindaraj,
P r e s i d e n t , A n a n d
Laxman ,General
Secretary,N. Sampath
Kumar, Chairman -
Flood Relief Camp,Dr.
G. Vasundara, Co
Ordinator Student's
Exnora, Mrs. Radhika
A n a n d , T r e a s u r e r
Exnora Greater Chen-
nai, Lion S.n. Hari
N a r a y a n a n , P r o j e c t
Chairman, Lccm, Dis-
tributed The Flood
Relief Materials..
Flood Relief Materials Distributed

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The open canal that
carried water from Red
Hills to Kilpauk shaft
— and later to George
Town and Mylapore —
got polluted and caused
waterborne diseases.J.W
Madeley, the then Special
Engineer of the Chennai
Municipal Corporation
formulated the Treated
Water Supply System
to the Chennai City.He
came up with the idea of
using 14 slow sand filters.
These are still part of the
water treatment plant.
They have three layers
— the first has bricks;
the second, pebbles,
and the third, sand. “It
follows the principle that
bacteria eats bacteria.
Water produced through
this process is 99.9
% pure,” says a Metro
Water engineer.
The city got treated-
water supply for the first
time when the Kilpauk
Water Treatment Plant
was set up 101 years
ago. Conceived by J W
Madley, the 66-acre plant
still retains reminders
of the British era. And
even today, most of
the machinery are
considered engineering
marvel.Thanks to
Madely the Chennai
man got the first treated
water in 1914,and in
1927, Chennai received
chlorinated water for the
first time after Madley
introduced it. Mr. Madley
heard about the Chennai
Floods and came from
his abodeto see the plight
of the subway and the
streets named after him
in T.Nagar. He swimmed
and inspected the spots
which were filled with a
mixture of sewage and
water. Felt thatthe flood is
not due to rain but due to
the blunder of the rulers,
bureaucrats and their
technocrats.He just shed
tears and returned back
to his permanent resting
place., with the words “ I
gave treated fresh water
to Chennai, but I have to
drink sewerage water”
By
Sd. Er. S.Ramanathan
Chennai Floods and
Madley’s Tears
J.W.Madley

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ENGAGEMENTS
Discourses by Shri. R.Aravindan of
Vedanta Institute (Madras)
Bhagavad Gita - Dhyana slokas
@ Andhra Mahila Sabha, Next to
Nageswara Rao Park, Luz, Myl-
apore, 7.30 to 8.45 am, on Sunday
03/01/2016
Bhaja Govindam @ Sivanthi
Adithanar Ninaivu Illam, 4 6,
George Avenue, Poes Garden,10.30
- 11.45 am on Sunday 03/01/2016
Vedanta Treatise @ Naradagana
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8.00 pm on Friday, 08/01/2016
Governing Business Re-
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za, 168, Kodambakkam High
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11.15 am on Saturday, 09/01/2016
All are Welcome For further details,
contact 9840493904
Free Sandhyavandanam classes
Free Sandhyavandanam classes
are conducted on Saturdays and
Sundays at 7.30 a.m in 28, Guha
Apartments, Vivekanandapuram
First Street, West Mambalam. The
classes are conducted by V. C. Gu-
rumurthy. The mantras are ex-
plained and taught with swaras. For
registration contact 98406 44150,
94456 4415.
Concerts by leading musicians
Rasika Fine Arts has organized its
12th annual music festival from Jan.
9 to 19 in Jaigopal Garodia Hindu
Vidyalaya . ‘Rasika Kala Bharathi’
award, which carries a cash compo-
nent of Rs.1 lakh, will be presented to
Nadaswaram exponent Seshampatti
Sivalingam and puppet artist ‘Kalaim-
amani’ T. N. Sankaranathan. There
will be concerts by leading musicians
at 7 p.m on all days. The following are
details: Jan. 9: Bharatanatyam by Za-
kir Hussain on ‘Sri Rangan-ayakam’.
Jan. 10: Vocal concert by Saashwathi
Prabhu. Jan. 11: Vocal concert by N.
Vijay Siva. Jan. 12: Vocal concert by
O. S. Thiagarajan. Jan. 13: Vocal con-
cert by Gayathri Venkat Raghavan.
Jan. 14: Vocal concert by Bombay
Sisters C. Saroja C. Lalitha. Jan.
15: Violin duet concert by Lalgudi
G. J. R. Krishnan Lalgudi Vijay-
alakshmi. Jan. 16: Vocal concert by
Rithivik Raja. Jan. 17: Vocal concert
by Trichur Brothers. Jan. 18: Nidhar-
sanam – A drama by K. S. N. Sundar
and directed by Kudanthai Mali. Jan.
19: Vocal concert by Dr. B.Vijay Gopal
Discourses on ‘Dhivya Desa Vaibhavam’
Sree Anand Dayanadhi will give
discourses on ‘Dhivya Desa Vaib-
havam’ from Jan. 4 to 6 from 6.30
p.m to 8.30 p.m in Sree Suprabatha
Sabha ,10/6 Baroda 2nd Street,
West Mambalam. All are welcome.
Hanumath Jayanthi celebrations in
Anjaneyar Baktha Sabha till Jan. 10
Devotees can have darshan of Lord
Anjenaya adorned in ‘Silver Kava-
cham’ in Ashok Nagar Anjenayar
Baktha Sabha , 53rd Street, Ashok
Nagar till Jan. 10. For Hanumath
Jayanthi celebrations. Special cul-
tural and religious programs will be
held at 6.30 p.m on all days till Jan.
10. The following are details: Jan. 2:
Music program by Kala Rathna and
Sindhuja. Jan. 3: Bharatanatyam
concerts by students of Sri Krishna
Natyalaya and Akila Ramesh and her
students. Jan. 4: Bhajans by Abirami
Mandali. Jan. 5: Sri Vishnu Sahas-
ranaama paarayanam by members
of Veda Bharathi Sath Sangam. Jan.
6: Bharatanatyam concert by the
students of Sri Bhavani Natyaalaya
(KK Nagar). Jan. 7: Devotional songs
by Veeramani Raju and party. Jan.
8: 7 a.m: Divya Prabhandham by
‘Chevalimedu’ Raghavachariar; 6.30
p.m Bharatanatyam concert by the
students of Nirutham Dance School.
Jan. 9: 5 a.m: Special abhishekam
to Lord Anjaneyar followed by Lak-
sharchanai. Jan. 10: 12 noon: An-
nadhanam; 6.30 p.m: Music concert
by Navami Group All are welcome.
Free computer classes
Saraswathy Srinivasan Trust , T.
Nagar will conduct free computer
classes on Mondays and Fridays,
from 10.30 a.m to 12 noon and 6 p.m
to 7.30 p.m at 13/7, Arcot Street, T.
Nagar. The courses on offer include
Computer basics, MS Office - Word,
Excel, Powerpoint Access, C, C++,
VB and J2EE. SSLC passed persons,
graduates and professionals may
join the courses. For more details
contact:2432 7652/9677146878.
Discourses on ‘Manickavasagar Aruliya
Thiruvempavai-Thirupalliyezhuchi’
Pulavar Ravichandran Ganapathi-
dasan will present daily discourses
in Tamil on ‘Manickavasagar Aruliya
thiruvempavai-Thirupalliyezhuchi’
till Thursday, Jan.16 from 6.30 a.m.
to 7 30 a.m in Kasi Viswanathar
Temple , Kuppaiah Street, West
Mambalam. All are welcome.
Radha Kalyana Mahotsavam
Sri Vithoba Bhajanai Mandali has
organized a special program from
Jan. 8 to 10 in Meenakshi Kalyana
Mandapam, 10, South Boag Road, T.
Nagar as part of Sri Radha Kalyana
Mahotsavam. The program details:
Jan. 8: 5.30 a.m: Sri Maha Ganapathi
homam; 10 a.m: Namasankeertha-
nam by Sri Sai Bhajanai Mandali, K.
K.Nagar; 3 p.m: Namasankeerthanam
by Kovai S. Jayaraman Bhagavathar
party; 7 p.m: Harikeerthan by Sri
Thukkaram Ganapathi Maharaj
party. Jan. 9: 9 a.m: Gurukeertha-
nai and Ashtapathi by K. S. Rajago-
pal Dass Bhagavathar party; 6.30
p.m: Janavasam and Nagarasankeer-
thanam by Vengadaganapathi Bhaja-
nai group; 9 p.m: Divyanamam and
dolotsavam by K. S. Rajagopal Dass
Bhagavathar party. Jan. 10: 6 a.m:
Unjavrithi; 9 a.m: Sri Radha Kalyana
Mahotsavam by K. S. Rajagopal Dass
Bhagavathar party; 3 p.m: Pan-
duranga Leelai by Cuddalore Gopi
Bagavathar party. All are welcome.
Discourse on ‘Thiru Arutpa’
Under the auspices of Vallalar
Sanmarga Sangam , Dr. M.A. Hus-
sain will give a discourse “Thiru
Arutpa – Sanmaarga Vazhviyal” on
Tuesday, Jan. 5, at 6 p.m in Sakthi
Vinayagar Temple , P. T. Rajan Sa-
lai, K. K. Nagar. All are welcome. Ph:
9445343706
Sundara Kandam classes
Sundara Kandam classes will be
held on Wednesdays and Thursdays
from 2.30 p.m to 4 p.m at 1, Jawa-
har Street, behind Krishna Gana
Sabha, T. Nagar. Free study materi-
als will be given to the participants.
No previous knowledge of Sanskrit
is necessary. All are welcome. For
More details, 93808 36897.
Namasankeerthanam
Namasankeerthanam for Maha-
periva Aradhana at 2.45pm Sunday
3rd Jan 2016 , Ramana Kendra, Al-
amelumangapuram near Saibaba
Temple, Mylapore,Chennai.
In this dark cloud we
see a heartening streak
-- of the uncompromis-
ing insistence of some
parents of the present
generation that they
will send their children
to learn the Vedas and
absorb the practice of
our religion as it should
be done. Yes! There are
young couples in their
twenties and thirties
who are refusing to get
their children pursue
education with the sole
purpose of livelihood,
and instead making
them join Veda Patha-
shala-s in their forma-
tive years.
These fathers and
mothers have realized
how crucial it is that we
do not break off com-
pletely from the
spiritual path.
And they have
taken posi-
tive, coura-
geous action
to show that
they care.
They have
c o n v i n c e d
their children,
who belong to the
current I-pad, 4-G gen-
eration, to join Veda
Pathashala-s and learn
our great scriptures.
And they have done this
tremendous job quietly,
with no fanfare, no me-
dia coverage.
These wonderful par-
ents deserve to be show-
cased to the rest of our
community through a
proper, well-publicized
function as soon as pos-
sible. They have to be
honored and commend-
ed publicly for what
they are doing.
Sunday, March 13 2016
is the function date to
be held in Chennai to
honour these wonderful
parents. Our Ananta-
koti namskarams to all
of them.
We are therefore
launching a search for
all such noble souls,
to get them together
at one pace on an ap-
pointed day and pres-
ent them to the world.
Their path-breaking
action will be high-
lighted, their ratio-
nale explained
to the agnos-
tics, and
their ini-
tiative as-
sured of whatever sup-
port we can give.
I am writing this to all
of you, my good friends
who have deep concern
for the practice of our
great Hinduism, for two
purposes: to give you a
heads-up and start you
thinking of how you
can help in making this
function a reality; and
to spread the word and
get many more persons
into this exercise.
The budjet for the pro-
posed grand function is
around 9 lakhs.
I see this not just as
showing reverence to
the men and women
who are doing this, but
as showing our obei-
sance to our Vedas and
to our religion.
BY Sri Sarma Sastrigal
can be contacted at:聽
sarmasasthrigal@gmail.
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March 13, 2016
TOUCHES give feel-
ings. We have different
kinds of feelings such as
happy, sad, angry, sur-
prised, shocked, afraid
and more. One feeling
we all enjoy, is HAPPY …
isn’t it? Just like adults,
children too experience
these various feelings.
For example, they may
feel happy when they get
to eat their favorite ice-
cream, get a hug from
parents, but feel sad
when their friends do
not include them in play
or when hit by a stronger
person. They may feel
angry if someone scold-
ed them for another’s
mistake or when pushed
away by a friend and so
on. Sometimes they also
experience confusion or
feel bad when touched
in a manner they do
not like. Some touches
make them feel uncom-
fortable. Most children
may just become quiet
and not share with any-
one. In the perspective of
future of such children,
there may be a stunted
emotional and/or physi-
cal growth.
Do children know what
to do when faced with a
confronting situation or
on experiencing a bad
touch?This question can
be addressed with giving
them an understanding
on good and bad touch-
es, safe adult and “my
safe zone” and finally
tips on what to do when
faced with a situation
which they do not like.
What are Good and Bad
Touch
Any touch that gives a
comfortable and happy
feeling is a good touch.
Any touch which is not
liked or makes onesad,
feel bad, guilty, scared or
confused is a bad touch.
When someone touches
on the regions marked
red, it is a bad touch un-
less it is to keep them
clean or healthy. For eg
:- Mother touching your
private parts (chest, but-
tocks and part between
your legs), while bathing
them is not a bad touch.
A doctor touching when
checking them in pres-
ence of parents is not a
Bad Touch.
If someone touches in
regions marked yellow
and you do not like it,
then it is a Bad Touch.
If someone touches in re-
gions marked green, it is
a safe and Good Touch.
Good Touch: Mom’s
hug, Shake of hands, a
friendly pat.
Bad Touch: Being asked
to show or touching
one’s private parts. Be-
ing asked to touch or see
another’s private parts,
Forcible kissing.
Who is a Safe Adult and
what is My Safe Zone
A safe adult is a person
a child will tell, when
they experience any bad
touch or feelings of con-
fusion. The safe adult
is a person who loves
them, cares for them
and someone they can
trust. This person will
listen to them and take
appropriate measures to
help them out.
My safe zone is the set
of safe adults that will
be identified by the child
and parents together
to help them speak to
someone in time of need.
Let all the identified safe
adults know about them
having been chosen as
one.
Tips on What to do
When someone touches
a child and they do not
like it, or they touch/
see the child’s private
body parts or ask the
child to touch/see their
private body parts or do
some action that con-
fuses a child, ask the
CHILD to :-
a) SHOUT
b) Say NO and run away.
c) Rush to a safe adult
and report. Keep report-
ing till they are heard.
d) Remember it is not
their fault. Never to keep
Secrets…
e) Always remember that
their body belongs to
them.
f) TELL a safe adult right
away even if they have
not expressed about an
earlier incident. Remem-
ber it isNever Too Late.
Have a Safe and Happy Childhood
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The 9th edition of
the “Deiva Tamil Isai
Vizha”, the devotional
carnatic music concert
was held this year at
JawaharVidyala School
Auditorium, Ashok
Nagar. Since 2007,
Isai Vizha is being con-
ducted year on year by
theChitanyaMahaprab-
huNamabhiksha Ken-
dra, under the auspices
of well-known Maha-
ranyam Sri SriMuralid-
haraSwamiji.
With an aim to propa-
gate Bhakthi and Tamil
Music, Tamil Keertans
from NalayiraDivyaPra-
bandam, Thiruvarutpa,
Thiruvasagam, Maha-
kaviBharathi’s poems
etc were performed by
famous Musicians. At
the final day, “Mathura-
geetham”, Tamil Songs
composed by Muralid-
haraSwamiji was per-
formed.
A Bhajan Singing com-
petition for youngsters
was also conduted dur-
ing the Isai Vizha. 100s
of participants took part
in the contest among
which 6 best teams were
chosen for the finals.
Deiva Tamil Isai Vizha – 2015
K. Ramadoss, A Prom-
inent Social Activ-
ist In Chennai, Who
Strove For Improving
The Civic Infrastruc-
ture In City, Passed
Away On Wednesday.
He Was 75 Years Old.
A Resident Of Ayana-
varam, He Died Of A
Heart Attack At A Pri-
vate Hospital. He Had
Donated His Eyes To
Sankaranethralaya.
G o v i n d a r a j p r e s i -
dent Exnora Greater
ChennaiJoint Gen-
eral Secretaryexnora
Internationalsaidto
T.nagar Times , Mr.
Ramadoss Was Writ-
ing Letters To News-
papers On Various Is-
sues Till Even A Week
Ago.
K. Ramadosssur-
vived By His Wife And
Daughter.
Social
Activist
No More
Tips To Become A Powerful Human Being
Human beings are the
most fantabulous cre-
ation in this universe. As
per vedic literatures it is
said that, being born as a
human being is a victory
over 84 lakh creations.
Human beings are the
only creation ahead of all
other creations which is
exclusively blessed with
an ability of conscience.
Have you ever thought
about animals or birds
who may differ geneti-
cally but they all join
hands with their traits
and behaviour pattern.
Only human beings dif-
fer even in our traits and
behaviour pattern. Are
we cherishing this bless-
ing is a question mark
always and here are the
few tips to become a
powerful human.
n A powerful man
requires a power-
ful mind, a power-
ful mind requires a
strong subconscious
programming and
this programming is
done only by develop-
ing an inevitable faith
in our subconscious
beliefs.
n Training your sub-
conscious takes time
and eventually it pro-
duces unbelievable
results in your life.
It has to be trained
with passion. Where
there is passion,
interest goes, energy
flows and your result
shows.
n The very primary
thought of a human
being should be to-
wards growth which
will help you to touch
greater heights in
your life.
n You are the mas-
terpiece by birth,
because you cannot
see or find out even
a single replica of
yourself in this uni-
verse and that is the
beauty of this cre-
ation called “HUMAN
BEING”. Growing,
learning, becom-
ing and every abil-
ity which occupies
the space of present
tense are gifted only
to human beings.
n The more you honor
your commitments, a
strong belief system
is built within you
without your own
consciousness. This
reflects in a powerful
mind and the power-
ful mind is a proof
that you are a power-
ful human being.
n Everyday ask your-
self and identify what
you want from this
life and work on it
and strategize your
goals accordingly.
n Even if the whole
world is against
you, even if nobody
believes in you, take
it as a ladder for your
renunciation. Let the
world come to know
about you and it will
in front of your eyes.
n No pain and no gain.
More pain and more
gain. Experiencing
more pain with 100%
pleasure in it makes
you a powerful hu-
man being.
n Practice silence
on a daily basis.
Your mind becomes
more stable when
it is pushed in the
circumference of
silence. When you
dissolve in silence,
clarity is derived
automatically which
is mandatory for a
powerful output.
n Effort with effortless
mind makes a power-
ful mind. A powerful
mind will transform
you to a powerful hu-
man being.
Experience The Creator
In His Creation And Hit
Those Infinite Possibili-
ties With Your Humon-
gous Potential And
Powerful Mind… !!!
Loving you all,
vaisheuphoria…
As a safe adult, parents/
caregivers/people in
charge must remember
:-
1) The child is not at
fault.
2) Not to blame the child
or panic or overreact.
3) A child’s complaints
must not be ignored.
4) Professional help
should be sought when
necessary.
Let all children have a
safe and happy child-
hood and a confident
and secure future.
Abhayahave conducted
session in a govern-
ment school at Meda-
vakkam for the teachers,
at a few gated societies
near shozhinganallur, to
groups of children near
annanagar and at gov-
ernment girls home for
the girls there.For any
doubts, write to us at ab-
hayaforkids@gmail.com.
Or call 9042383019
(Team Abhaya is a group
of volunteers who are com-
mitted towards spreading
awareness on how to safe-
guard oneself from Child
Sexual Abuse. We are
available to conduct aware-
ness sessions to groups of
children and parents.)
... Have a Safe and