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1. T NAGAR TIMESVol.1 | No.3 | Dec 20 - Dec 26, 2015 | Every Sunday | English Weekly | 8 Pages | Free Circulation
Camps for
getting copies of
lost documents
Flood victims who lost their original
documents in the recent flood can
apply for copies at the special
camp being held in Mambalam
Tahsildar’s office, Bharathidasan
Colony, K. K. Nagar, Opposite to
BSNL. The special counter will
remain open from 9.30 a.m to 4.30
p.m on all working days till Dec.
28. Residents under Mambalam
Corporation zone, Mambalam, T
Nagar, Cit Nagar, Ashok Nagar, K.
K. Nagar , Ekkaduthangal, Guindy,
Kodambakkam. West Mambalam,
can submit applications for issue
of new documents.
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DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVES
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Why would I need
a Root Canal
Treatment?
Endodontic treatment
is necessary when
the pulp, the
soft tissue inside
the root canal,
becomes inflamed
or infected.
The inflammation
or infection can
have a variety of
causes:
Deep decay
Repeated dental
procedures on the
tooth
Crack or chip in the
tooth
An injury to a tooth
If pulp inflammation
or infection is left
untreated, it can
cause pain or lead
to an abscess.
What are the signs
of needing Root
Canal Treatment?
Signs to look
for include
pain, prolonged
sensitivity to heat
or cold, tenderness to
touch and chewing,
and discoloration of
the tooth. Sometimes,
however, there are no
symptoms.
How does Root Canal
Treatment save the
tooth?
The endodontist
removes the inflamed or
infected pulp, carefully
cleans and shapes the
inside of the canal, then
fills and seals the space.
Afterwards, we will
place a crown or other
restoration on the tooth
to protect and restore
it to full function. After
restoration, the tooth
continues to function
like any other tooth.
Salient Features of
Automated Root Canal
Treatment:
Single Visit
Less treatment time
Less discomfort
Better result than
Manual RCT
No difference in
treatment cost.
Though the number of
visits for the root canal
treatment is decided by
the clinical condition
of the particular tooth
involved, more than
90% of the cases can
be done in single visit
using Automated RCT.
Automation makes it
possible to complete
the treatment in
amazingly less time
when compared to
manual RCT and
also provides an
excellent outcome
and less discomfort
post operatively.
How It Works:
Specially designed
Nickel Titanium
instruments are
used instead of
conventional hand
instruments made
of stainless Steel.
These instruments
clean the root canal
completely without
damaging the roots.
A d v a n t a g e …
Automation
Automated root
canal treatment
is a boon for old
people who prefer
a safe and quicker
treatment. Though
the instruments are
imported, the cost of the
automated RCT is the
same as that of manual
RCT.
Dr.J.Prabhakar, MDS
Root Canal Specialist
Tooth Helpline, The
Complete Dental Clinic
98, Habibullah Road,
T.Nagar, Opp to
Karnataka Sangha
School, Chennai 17
9 8 4 0 8 7 5 2 7 5 ,
28342727.
www.toothhelpline.com
e-mail: toothhelpline@gmail.com
Automated Root Canal Treatment (RCT)
Shambavi Boutique
brings to you exquisite
creations that reflects
Indian ethos for the
modern yet traditional
woman. Here the
sarees are individually
handpicked by working
closely with artisans to
combine contemporary
designs with varied
fabrics, aiming to revive
our textile heritage of
block printing, hand
painting and delicate
embroidery. We bring
you alluring and
vibrant tussars, tussar
munga, soft hand
loom pure silks, silk
cottons (block printed
and hand woven) and
some exclusively crafted
pieces in kalamkari and
ikat patterns. Also a
wide range of brocade
blouses and cut work
blouses add beauty to
the boutique.
Mrs. Kalpana Raja, who
owns and manages the
business, has a natural
aesthetic sense and a
keen eye for designs
and colours. Hailing
from a traditional
family background
and also having lived
and travelled well
around the world, she
has had the privilege
of experiencing many
traditions and cultures.
All her learning’s were
put into practice of
elegant dressing upon
herself first. Today
she attempting to
translate the culture
and her personal
experience through her
boutique that has been
established – Shambavi
Boutique. Having
had the experience
of managing similar
enterprise before, her
boutique will cater
to varied section of
customerswithexquisite
varieties individually
picked by herself in an
attempt to support the
artisans directly and
uplifting them in her
own humble way, by
eliminating middle men.
In the bargain quality
is also emphasized and
ensured. The boutique
is set up in a serene
neighborhood, away
from the hustle and
bustle of shopping in
Panagal park (T.Nagar),
to provide a relaxed and
comforting experience.
Shambavi strives
to blend a balance
between contemporary
and conservative by
maintaining traditional
patterns packaged in
contemporary designs.
The Store is Located at
the Following Address :
RAM TEJAS, 18/47
Second Street, Aziz Nagar,
Kodambakkam, Chennai
- 600 024. Landmark
: Near Raghavendra
Marriage Hall, Tel.
No : 044-49581074,
Mobile : 7299000122 /
8754493838.
Shambavi Boutique New
Boutique In Kodambakkam
“UTILITY PRODUCTS”
distributed TO
FLOOD VICTIMS
by UNGALUKAGHA
CHARITABLE TRUST
(REGD) located at No. 7,
SARAVANA STREET, T.
NAGAR, CHENNAI - 600
017 and YOGI VEMA
REDDY CHARITABLE
TRUST, PALAMANER,
CHITTOOR DISTRICT,
A.P.
“UTILITY PRODUCTS”
distributed TO the
2000 families situated
at MUTHU REDDY
THOTTAM, DANAKOTI
AMMAL THOTTAM,
RAJA PILLAI THOTTAM
SLUM AREA, near
M U P P A T H A M M A N
KOIL, (near Sri
Krishna Gana Sabha),
T.NAGAR, CHENNAI –
600 017 at 5.00 p.m.
on 11. 12. 2015 FRIDAY
Padmashree Vivekh,
Cine Actor inaugurated
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. . Dr.K.Subba
Reddy, Industrialist
and President of
Andhra Social and
Cultural Association,
and Mr. G. Narottam
Reddy, President
, Apollo Group of
Hospitals, and the
members of Yogi Vema
Reddy charitable Trust,
Palamaner, Chittor
District, A.P., were
also present on this
occassion.
Dr. Suneel, Founder
& Managing Trustee
of Ungalukagha
Charitable Trust
organised this relief
materials programme
with the support of Yogi
Vema Reddy charitable
Trust, Palamaner,
Chittor District, A.P.,
and expressed his
gratitude to all persons
taken efforts for this
noble cause.
OnthisoccassionAround
2000 families in this
area heavily affected in
recent cyclone calamity
and were provided
with Provisions, Rice
10 kg, Sambar Dal 1
kg, Tamarind 1 kg, Salt
1 kg, Sugar 1 kg, Mat
“Utility Products” Distributed To Flood Victims
1, Blanket 1, Biscuit
3 packets, Mosquitto
Coil 3 packets, Milk 1
ltr, Onion 1 kg, Pottatto
1kg, were organized by
Ungalukagha Charitable
Trust, T.Nagar.Chennai
600 017. Save a life
by sparing a minute to
pledge your support.
Make your minute
count!
Bhairavasai Temple Trust to support the
flood affected people had distributed to
the needy and the localities. It has also
organised for a free medical camp for
flood victims and for the local people.
People staying in around the temple can
visit the temple and make use of these
facilities. For more details contact: V
Swaminathan President - Shri Bhairavasai
Temple Trust, 6 - Barath Nager Main,
Madipakkam - Chennai 600091 Phone
9790963305 Landline: 044-22476833.
4. T NAGAR TIMES4 Dec 20 - Dec 26, 2015
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"The century’s worst
flooding has hit
Chennai and the
government machinery
is trying to stretch
itself remarkably to
the maximum possible
extent. Several areas
are still submerged and
left a trail of death and
destruction.
Many NGOs and
Social Organizations,
including Corporates,
Individuals, and Media
Professionals have
contributed the much-
needed relief supplies
to the families affected
by the flood. Social
Media, TV Channels
and FM radios have
played a major role
in coordinating and
providing relief to the
affected.
Public health experts
have stated that
contamination of
rainwater with sewage
could lead to the spread
of diseases like cholera,
diarrhea, Typhoid,
Malaria and Dengue.
Emergency health
camps were to be set up
at the entrance of four
government hospitals in
Chennai - Government
General Hospital, Stanley
Medical College and
Hospital,KilpaukMedical
College and Hospital and
Government Royapettah
Government Hospital.
Samyuktha Scans
diagnosticfacility,located
at Alwarthirunagar is
also hit badly due to
devastate rain/floods.
Still they have come
forward to provide
diagnostic check-up
for above flood related
diseases till 30th
December 2015. They
also come to your home
free of cost for Sample
collection, anywhere in
Chennai, subjected to
the access limitations.
For more details, may
contact 044-42 123 124
or 8939 818 527"
For any clarification/
details, contact,
Venkatkrishna AS , MD
- Smart Ventures
+91 8939 144 111
Samyuktha Scans,
17 - D, Gandhi Road,
A l w a r t h i r u n a g a r ,
Chennai 600 087,
Landline: 044- 42
123 124, mail:
s a m y u k t h a s c a n s @
gmail.com Visit us at
www.samyukthascans.
com
SamyukthaScansdiagnosticfree
check-upcampforfloodrelateddiseases
Discourse on
‘Thirupavai’
daily
N. Rajeshwari a resident of Arya
Gowda Road, West Mambalam
is being giving discourse on
‘Thirupavai’ daily at 7 a.m till Jan.
14 at Arulmigu Bashyagara Aadhi
Chenna Kesava Perumal Temple,
Govindan Road, West Mambalam.
She is a Sub-Editor in a prominent
Tamil daily newspaper and has
rendering spiritual discourses
at various venues for the past
several years. All are welcome.
She can be can be contacted in
phone 93810 11611
The Chennai Silks, one
of the top Retail Chains
in India, has been
actively involved in the
flood relief activities.
The recent rains have
caused unprecedented
misery on the public
right through from
November.
Chennai Silks has
organized free medical
camps, free coffee for
the affected. Chennai
Silks’ main showroom
is at T. Nagar, and the
new one is at Velachery,
where the flood waters
played havoc. The
administration acted
quickly in setting up
relief camp in T.Nagar,
whereabout1000people
were given free medical
aid and counseling at
the medical camp.
According to Mr. P.A.
Ravindhiran, GM, The
Chennai Silks, “It is
deeply saddening to
see whole of Chennai
affected in flood. We are
volunteering as much
as we can by providing
the victims with food,
water and medical help.
We have also started
providing basic home kit
for the heavily affected,
and about 10,000 kits
have already been
distributed. Despite the
rain and the damage it
has caused, it is great
to see Chennai people
helping each other!”
The Kit rendered by the
Chennai Silks includes
2 sarees, 2 lungis,
2 towels, 2 t-shirts,
2 mats, 2 blankets,
matchboxes, candles,
mosquito coils, 5kg
rice, sanitary napkins,
phenol, tooth kit,
bathing and washing
soaps, water packets,
1kg of salt & sugar, ½
kg Toor dal, ¼ kg gram
dal, 1 litre cooking oil
and ½ kg milk powder.
For more information,
please contact:
Mr. Velmurugan,
87545 75485, Mr.
Dhananjeyan, 90030
88878, Mr. Murugan,
90030 88983.
The Chennai Silks helps Chennai flood
Victims 10,000 kits distributed
Essilor Vision Foundation
helps displaced people in
flood-ridden Chennai
Essilor Vision
Foundationispartnering
with the India Vision
Institute (IVI) to conduct
a series of vision
screening programs and
provide free spectacles
for those disadvantaged
communities who lost
their spectacles in the
recent floods which have
caused wide-spread
destruction in Chennai.
“The vision screening
campaign is a modest
effort to provide
spectacles to those
from underprivileged
communities who lost
them in the recent
floods, along with
other belongings”,
said Mr Vinod Daniel,
CEO of IVI . “Essilor
Vision Foundation is
pleased to partner with
IVI in this flood relief
campaign and provide
spectacles to those
needy people diagnosed
with refractive errors
so that they can enjoy
a better life through
better sight.” added Mr
Dharmaprasad Rai,
Head of the Essilor
Vision Foundation
India.
A total of 300 people
have been screened so
far, with 156 receiving
a pair of eyeglasses,
and 61 referred for eye
examinations. Further
campaigns are planned
across flood affected
areas in and around
Chennai over the next
four weeks.
In parallel, Essilor
employees in India
have showed solidarity
with colleagues whose
homes and belongings
were washed away
during the floods,
donating generously
and generating a
matching contribution
from Essilor India to
support employees and
customers. An appeal
has also been launched
by the Essilor Group
at a regional level to
show support to Indian
colleagues affected by
the floods and to help
rebuildthecommunityof
Chennai. Contributions
will be put towards
the reconstruction
of homes and
businesses. India Vision
Institute is focused
on supporting and
promoting awareness,
research, education
and technological
development in
Indian optometry to
advance capacity in
vision correction and
prevention of blindness.
— For further information,
contact at “ivi@
indiavisioninstitute.org”
or + 91 44 2451 5353.
5. T NAGAR TIMES 5Dec 20 - Dec 26, 2015
U N G A L U K A G H A
CHARITABLE TRUST
(REGD), No. 7,
SARAVANA STREET,
T. NAGAR organised
“UTILITY PRODUCTS”
distribution TO FLOOD
VICTIMS, With the
support of Bangalore
based KAMAN HOLDING
PRIVATE LIMITED.
“UTILITY PRODUCTS”
distributed TO FLOOD
VICTIMS to the 1800
families situated at
LALBAHADUR SASTRY
STREET, SM BLOCK,
JAFERKHANPET SLUM
AREA, near KASI
THEATRE, CHENNAI –
600 01 at 12.00 NOON
, on 13. 12. 2015
SUNDAY Dr.Suneel,
Founder & Managing
Trustee of Ungalukagha
Charitable Trust
organised this relief
materials programme
expressed his gratitude
to all persons taken
efforts for this noble
cause& he said it will
continue till next month
mid.
NADIGAR SANGAM
PRESIDENT MR. Nasser
Attended as Chief Guest
& inaugurated the relief
materials distribution
and he said, it is need
of the hour of every
affordable individual &
organisation to support
theunderprivilegedflood
victims and to restore
Chennai as early as
possible & Appreciated
Ungalukagha Trust
Founder, Dr SUNEEL
Continuous efforts
Towards Bring back
Chennai public into
normal life he added.
Also Nadigar sangam
Vice President
Mr. PonVannan,
Dr.K.Subba Reddy,
Industrialist , Mr.
Sunil Kumar Gupta,
Industrialist From
Bangalore, State
bank retired General
manager Mr. Srinivasan
were also present on
this occasion.
In his Address Nadigar
sangam Vice Presiedent
Mr. PonVannan, said
that i am watching Dr
Suneel efforts towards
flood affected victims
there is no words to
explain that.
While speaking Dr
K.Subba Reddy said
we already doing
distribution food &
clothes from my
organisation also will
support Ungalukagha
Charitable Trust
for upcoming relief
activities For needy
Through My Pallava
Group He Added.
On this occasion Around
1800 families in this
area heavily affected in
recent Floods affected
and were provided with
Provisions, Rice 5 kg,
Sambar Dal 1 kg, Salt 1
kg, Sugar 1 kg, Blanket
1, 1 Towel, 1 Coconut,
Lungi 1 for gents, 1
Nighty for ladies, Biscuit
3 packets, Bread 1
Packet, Mosquito Coil
2packets, 1 steel plate,
Skimmed Milk 1 ltr,
Onion 1 kg, Washing
Powder, Noodles Pocket,
Match box, Candle and
Pickles were organized
by Ungalukagha
Charitable Trust,
Chennai 600 017.
“Utility Products”
Distributed To Flood Victims
"Sabari Malai Irumudi Kettu" photographs that was picturised at Mr. M N
Mohan Nambiar "Guruswamy's" residence at Chennai Gopalapuram 6th
Street residence recently, clicked by Mr. Pritham Nambiar S/o. Mr. M.N.
Mohan Nambiar Guruswamy. By S. Shivpprasadh
VIJAYA BANK, Kodambakkam branch distributed blankets and cosmetic
items like hair oil, comb, soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, water bottle etc to
flood victims as part of their CSR activity on 10-12-2015.ṬThis branch was
opened on 01-07-2015 and has been functioning for the past 5 months.
“UTILITY PRODUCTS” given to flood victims by VIJAYA BANK
6. T NAGAR TIMES6 Dec 20 - Dec 26, 2015
M. Seethalakshmi,
resident of 44/21,
Bagirathi Ammal Street,
T. Nagar passed away
on Dec. 1. She was
82, and had been a
long time resident of T.
Nagar. She was the wife
of veteran actor and
stage artiste “Nataka
Kavalar” R. S. Manohar
who passed away in
2006.
Seldom a conscious
tribute is reverentially
paid to the “better
half” of a Celebrity but
late Seethalakshmi
genuinely deserves it
for her pivotal role in
lively executing the true
famous saying “Behind
the success of every
man there is indeed
a woman”. RSM had
always acknowledged
in public with humility
that but for his
dedicated wife’s cooking
timely serving food he
could not have kept up
brisk with robust health
simultaneously with his
hectic schedule of both
film shootings theatre
acting.
The divine couple
celebrated their Silver
Jubilee Wedding
Anniversary day, 61st,
71st, Golden Jubilee
Wedding Anniversary
Day, 81st Birth
Anniversary. As we
hail from a very highly
orthodox Brahmin
family, Seethalakshmi
used to keep everything
ready for RSM’s daily
Sandhyavandhanam,
Maadhyanikam, etc.
Seethalakshmi, an
alumnus of Queen
Mary’sCollege,managed
her husband’s finances
and investments. She
also managed their
farms in Kalpaakkam,
Siriseri and Yercaud.
Seethalakshmi was
instrumental in and
actively took part in
the renovation of the
badly dilapidated
Kothandaramar Temple
(West Mambalam) and a
couple of other temples
in her husband’s
village. After the death
of Manohar, she took
charge of the temple
maintenance till her
death.
She was one of the
most precious few who
took great pleasure
and felt privileged to
look after her father-
in-law R. Subramaniya
Aiyer as her own father
for 2 decades till his
demise her mother-
in-law Rajalakshmi
Ammal as her own
mother although she
was highly orthodox
strict disciplinarian as
her own mother from
1950 till her demise
in 1998 for 48 years
although her MIL
had four sons two
daughters in all.
THE MOST ENVIABLE PARTNER
Tribute To Seethalakshmi (82), Wife Of Veteran Actor R.s. Manohar
n Donates One Crore
to Tamil Nadu Chief
Minister’s Public
Relief fund
n Augments relief
efforts through NGOs
to rebuild houses and
distribute disaster
relief kits
n Sets a dedicated
Employee Relief Fund
The Renault-Nissan
Alliance has stepped
forward to assist
people affected by the
unprecedented rains
and floods in Chennai
and surrounding areas.
As an immediate
gesture, the Renault-
Nissan Alliance
donated One Crore to
the Tamil Nadu Chief
Minister’s Public Relief
fund for relief and
rehabilitation efforts
due to the Chennai
flooding. The Alliance
entities are also
working with various
local NGOs to provide
disaster relief as well
as allocate funds raised
through spontaneous
employee contributions.
This contribution is
meant to complement
the efforts of the
state government in
providing relief to
victims of the flood and
resettling them as soon
as possible.
Separately, the
company has already
donated a sum of INR
500,000 to the office
of the Joint Director
of Industrial Health
and Safety, State of
Tamil Nadu and to the
local Lions Club. The
donation has helped
in procuring relief
material in Tambram
and Kancheepuram
districts, which are
closest to the Renault-
Nissan Alliance factory.
Carlos Ghosn,
Chairman and CEO
of the Renault-Nissan
Alliance, said, “we offer
our deepest sympathy
to those who have been
affected by the worst
floods in decades and
express our admiration
for citizens of Chennai,
who have shown great
resilience in these tough
times. The Renault-
Nissan Alliance has
strong roots in Chennai
and we will assist in all
possible ways to restore
normalcy including
our employees and
suppliers.” In addition,
the Renault Nissan
Alliance set up separate
Employee Relief Fund
to provide assistance
to employees who have
suffered losses.
The Rotary Club of
Madras East, one of
the premium Clubs in
Chennai, presented
the Young Achiever
Award to two talented
Children: Yamini
Prashant for Literature
and Yash Aradhya for
Motor Sport.
The Chief Guest was Mr.
Akbar Ebrahim, leading
formula 1 trainer in
India and the Guest of
Honour was District
Governor Rtn. C R Raju,
R I District 3230. Rtn.
Jayanthi Govindan,
President and Rtn.
Babu Krishnamoorthy,
Secretary, RCM East
were present. Yamini
Prashant Yamini
Prashanth is a 14 year
old author of Mishti,
a children's novella
written when she was 11
years old and her second
book, Best of Granny's
stories, launched on
5th September, 2014 is
a collection of 20 stories
meant for 6-8 year
old kids and has been
published by Tinytot
Publication. Yamini’s
third book titled, “UMA-
not so perfect”, a young
adult fiction is soon
going to be published by
Mango DC books. She is
currently working on a
book of poems.
Yamini is also one of
the youngest TEDx
speakers of India. She
spoke at TEDXEMWS
at the Ecole Mondiale
world School in Mumbai,
February 2014.Yamini
is fluent in Odissi dance
and has given many
stage performances.
She has been learning
carnatic vocal music
for the past 5 years.
She attends basketball
coaching as well. Yamini
is a student of ninth
grade in Vidya Mandir
Senior Secondary
School, Mylapore. She
was also one of the
top 150 academically
talented and gifted
children chosen by
the Duke University,
U.S.A, for their talent
identification program
in India.
Yash Aradhya
The 13-year-old
Bangalore boy Yash
Aradhya, studying in
class VII at the Bishop
Cottons Boys School
Bangalore, trained
and mentored by the
Legendary Racer Akbar
Ebrahim and fitness
coach Ramji Srinivasan
of Chennai, has been
pursuing his dream of
becoming a Formula-1
racer. From the year of
his debut in 2012, he has
kept his winning spree
and has 5 Championship
wins, 15 race wins and
5 Awards in a span of 4
years of his career.
Yash started his Karting
career at the age of 9
under the micromax
category (age 7-13)
and has been winning
from his debut year. In
2014 Yash made a big
impression at the JK
Tyre FMSCI National
Rotax Max Karting
Championship India
2014 and the Rotax
Max Asia Series 2014
by winning most of the
accolades.
Awards of Yash
1.Best Karter of the year
by J K Tyre
2.Maximum number of
wins in a Championship
by JK Tyre
3.Excellence in
Motorsports – FMSCI
4.Excellence in
Motorsports – Auto
Track
5.Young Achiever
Award – International
Lingayath Youth Forum
The Young Achiever
Award by RCM East
The young achiever
award was initiated
in the year 2011. This
award is given annually
to promising youngsters
from categories of
sports, education,
technology, social
works, literature etc.
The proud recipients of
this award in the past
years have been
2011: Balaji for
Fencing; Lokesh for
Arts and Isaiarasan
for academics 2012:
Ramkumar for Tennis
and Ananya for
Environment 2013:
Shravan Kumaran
and Sanjay Kumaran -
Application developers
2014: Ashraya Mahesh
for Tennis
Renault-Nissan Alliance Steps Forward To Assist Chennai Flood Victims
Young Achiever Award Presented
7. T NAGAR TIMES 7Dec 20 - Dec 26, 2015
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faculty line up for the Spring 2016 term has a
balanced mix of renowned international and Indian
artists such as Mr. Sid Jacobs (Guitar), Mr. Pablo
Lapidusas (Piano), Mr. Jean Davoisne (Drums),
Ms. Mili Vizcaino (Voice), Mr. Johann Berby (Bass
Guitar), Mr. Barry Hogan (Music Production), Mr.
Sreyas Narayanun (Carnatic Voice) and Dr. S.
Karthick (Indian Percussion). The Foundation Music
Program is a 10-week intensive program which will
introduce students to the exciting field of music
production and to the world of carnatic music as
well. This comprehensive course of study provides
the right foundation to empower students with the
right skill set to excel in the music industry as an all
rounder. The application window for the Spring 2016
batch will be open till January 7, 2016.
The courses offered as part of the Spring 2016 are
o One Year Diploma in Music Performance
o Two Year Diploma in Music Performance
o Single Semester Program in Music Performance
o One Year Diploma in Music Production and
Technology
o Four Year Bachelor's Degree in Music Performance
(with McNally Smith College of Music, Minnesota)
o Foundation Music Program
SAM provides the highest quality of music education
available in South Asia, with the best faculty line-
up and the largest campus of its kind. Teachers
and students live together in the gurukul tradition,
studying harmony, rhythms, improvisation,
composition, arrangement and much more in a
uniquely immersive environment. Graduates of
SAM’s flagship programs – the Diploma in Music
Performance and the Diploma in Music Production
– are currently working in some of the country’s
leading bands, studios and even composing music
in Bollywood and critically acclaimed independent
films.
One of the prominent courses offered at SAM is the
four-year bachelor’s degree in Music performance
in association with McNally Smith College of Music,
Minnesota. The arrangement allows students of
SAM to transfer up to 60 credits (two years of study)
towards completing their Bachelor of Music (B. Mus)
degree from MSCM.
Under the Semester Abroad programme, a SAM
student can take a semester abroad and study at
MSCM, and an MSCM student can take semester
abroad and study at SAM. This semester exchange
program is a wonderful opportunity for SAM students,
as it provides exposure to different cultures, new
experiences, learning about traditional American
performing styles and further career opportunities
abroad. For admission enquiries, please call +91
7358000770 or send an email to admissions@sam.
org.in. Swarnabhoomi Academic Institutions (SAI)
: Swarnabhoomi Academic Institutions (SAI) is a
Company registered under Section 25 of Companies
Act, 1956. It is an initiative by the promoters of MARG
Limited, one of India’s fastest growing infrastructure
companies. It is an education initiative aimed at
connecting the industry with academia while shaping
young minds to create a knowledge-based society and
bringing about profound harmony and prosperity
At present the following institutions is operational
under the purview of SAI
· Swarnabhoomi Academy of Music (SAM)
· MARG Institute of Design Architecture
Swarnabhoomi (MIDAS)
· MARG Navajyothi Vidyalaya (MNV)
The institutions are located at MARG Swarnabhoomi,
off the scenic ECR near Kalpakkam.
SAM Introduces Foundation
Music Program as part of
Spring 2016 Semester
Sri Bhagavath Geetha’
paarayanam
Sri Poorna Pushalambal
Thirukalayanam
Sri RKM Sarada Vidyalaya
alumnus meet
Free Medical And
Counselling Camp
Discourses by Shri. R.Aravindan of Vedanta Institute (Madras)
Mathaji the Founder, Sanjeevini Peetam, 5,
Kavarai Street, West Mambalam has organized ‘
Sri Bhagavath Geetha’ paarayanam at 10 a.m on
Monday, Dec. 21 as part of 31st year celebration of
Bhagavath Geetha jayanthi and Vaikunta Ekadesi
celebrations. All are welcome. More details can be
had in phone 98403 64567.
‘Agri’ Kannan (Gurusamy, resident of Q-Block, No.3,
Prem Nagar Colony, South Boag Road, T. Nagar)
has organized 31st year‘Sri Poorna Pushkalambal
Samedha Sri Dharmasastha Thirukalayanam
mahavotsvam on Dec. 26 and 27 at Gandhimathi
Kalayana Mandapam, 11 B, North Boag Road,
T. Nagar (Near G. N. Chetty Road). The following
are the program details: Dec. 26: 6 a.m: Sri Maha
Ganapathi homam; 8.30 a.m: Special abhisheekam
performed to Sri Poorna Pushkala Samedha Sri
Dharmasastha; 1 p.m: Annadhanam; 4 p.m:
Dhayanam; 6.30 p.m: Sri Vishnu sahasranama
paarayanam, Sri Lalitha Sahasranama paarayanam
and special poojas; 7.30 p.m: Janavasam; 10 p.m:
Dolautsvam. Dec. 27: 7 a.m: Unjavruthi; 7.30 a.m:
Thirukalayanam; 1 p.m: Sri Anjaneya utsvam and
Annadhanam. All are welcome. More details can be
had in phones 98403 05141 and 97898 25597.
Sadbhava is a trust of Goodwill Wellness
with Counselling at its core, mainly focus on
lending, helping and healing hands towards
the needy. Sadbhava conducting FREE
Medical and Psychological Counselling Camp
at SADBHAVA COUNSELLING TRAINING
SERVICES, Kodambakkam. Those who have
health problems and also those affected in
the recent flood can also come and make use
of Camp. Trust also provide FREE Medicines
for the Needy and Nilavembu Kashayam for
all. People can also meet with one of their
Counselors If you have any problems related
to Mental Health (Stress, Anger, Anxiety etc.)
Venue: Sadbhava Counselling and Training
Services No: 49/37, First Floor, Vellala Street,
Kodambakkam, Chennai - 600 024. MOB:
9176644742 /9176045592
Bhagavad Gita - Chapter 1 @ Andhra Mahila Sabha, Next to Nageswara Rao Park, Luz, Mylapore, 7.30
to 8.45 am, on Sunday 20/12/2015 Bhaja Govindam @ Sivanthi Adithanar Ninaivu Illam, 4 6, George
Avenue, Poes Garden,10.30 - 11.45 am on Sunday 20/12/2015 Vedanta Treatise @ Naradagana Sabha L
Hall, Mylapore, 6.45 - 8.00 pm on Friday, 2512/2015 Governing Business Relationship @ Hotel Pratap
Plaza, 168, Kodambakkam High Road,Mahalingapuram, 10.00 to 11.15 am on Saturday, 26/12/2015 All
are Welcome, For further details contact 9840493904
The alumnus of Sri RKM Sarada Vidyalaya Schools
has organized an alumnus meet at 4 p.m on
Monday, Dec. 21 at Sri RKM Sarada Vidyalaya Girls
Higher Secondary School, Usman Road, T. Nagar.
There will be discussion about to celebration the
Sri R.K.M. Sarada Vidyalaya’s platinum jubilee
scheduled on Jan. 8 and 9 next month. 016.
Alumnus may registers names in 98413 89310 or
saisangalpa@yahoo.co.in
Sri Bhuvaneshwari Vedic Center, Sri Maanav Trust and Sri Jayamani Catering are jointly organized
‘Sri Vishnu Sahasranama’ paarayanam at 3 p.m on Sunday, Dec. 20 at Moogambikai Mini Hall, Madley
Road, West Mambalam as part of farewell function of ‘Veeduthoorum Veda Paarayanam’ program.
Poojya Sri Maharanyam Muralidhar Swamigal will be inaugurate the program in presence of Kunnam
Sankara Dikshithar, Vaithikasri Nannilam Rajgopala Ganapadigal, Subramaniya Ganapadigal, Vedic
Ravi (Founder, Sri Bhuvaneshwari Vedic Center) and other eminent personalities. All are welcome. More
details can be had in phone 98407 87957 and 91766 51942.
Sri Vishnu Sahasranama’ paarayanam
From To Name of the
singer
Violin Mirdangam
08.30
a.m.
09.30
a.m.
K. AARTHI, GANESH,
ANJANEE,SUBADRA
(Nalaiya Sigarangal
Students)
Ravi Venkataraman
09.30
a.m.
10.30
a.m.
L. AKHILESH
(Violin Solo)
own own
10.30
a.m.
11.30
a.m.
PRIYANKA SEKAR
MANASVI SUNDAR
C. Rohith
Kumar
Hari Vishwanath
11.30
a.m.
12.30
p.m.
STUDENTS OF SRI
MA BAL NIKETHAN,
PURASAWALKKAM Ravi Venkataraman
12.30
p.m.
01.00
p.m.
SUBHIKSHA
GANESH
01.30
p.m.
02.30
p.m.
S. SUJHA
Suresh Madheshwaran
02.30
p.m.
03.30
p.m.
S. SHANMUGA
PRIYA
03.30
p.m.
04.30
p.m.
S. GAYATHRI
04.30
p.m. 05.30
p.m.
GOMATHI
SURYANARAYAN
Schedule for Nalaiyasigarangal’s
3rd Carnatic Isai Vizha
On 20th December 2015 At TAG Auditorium, Ramakrishna Mission High
School Dhandapani Street, T.Nagar, Chennai 600 017
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A condolence meeting was
called by the Chettinad
Family led by Mr. MAMR
Muthiah, MD, Chettinad
Group recently at Rani
Seethai Hall. The meeting
was attended by more
than 500 people and
the hall was full packed,
while many patiently
stood to listen to the
condolence speech made
by the dignitaries.
Dr.M.A.M.Ramaswamy,
who anchored the
Chettinad Group of
Companies, passed away
in Chennai on December
Condolence Meet for MAMR Held
2nd at the age of 84. He
was a Member of the
Parliament and the Pro-
Chancellor of Annamalai
University.
Mr. Duraisamy Raju,
Former Judge, Mr.
N. Srinivasan, MD,
India Cements, , Mr.
K. Srikanth, Former
Cricketer, Mr. V.
Bhaskaran, Former
Hockey Player, Mr.
R. Ramakrishnan,
President, Madras Race
Club were present at the
condolence meet.
Mr. MAMR Muthiah
said, “All the progress
I have achieved so
father is duly because
of my father, Dr.
MAM Ramaswamy’s
blessings. He had so
much faith in me and
gave me important
role in the Chettinad
Group at a very young
age. He taught me with
business subtlety and
financial discipline.
He was a great guide,
lovable grandfather, an
ardent sport enthusiast,
an immense fan of
arts, whether music
or literature, generous
humanitarian and
certainly the greatest
businessman of his
time. The huge loss of
his demise can never
be spared. I am proud
of being the son of
this Great Man and
Chettinadu family
pledge to take forward
the good work done by
this noble soul.”
A biography of Dr. MAM
Ramaswamy named
“Dr. MAMR – Oru
Sagaptham” was also
released during the
meeting.
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