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Free tailoring and computer course

Chennai book fair till Jan 20

The Book Sellers & Nandini Voice for the Deprived, ( nandinivoice.com) Publishers Association of a Chennai based NGO is offering free tailoring and South India (BAPASI) is computer course. organizing 42nd Chennai For Tailoring course: Book Fair till Jan.20 in Women belonging to lower income group can join the YMCA ground, Nandanam. course.

There are above 800 stalls The duration of course is three months. have been displaying Venue: Kakkan colony in Besant Nagar and 10% discount on For details contact: 044- 2491 6037. all books. Entry tickets For computer course: also available on online Youth belonging to lower income group and senior at www.bapais.com. citizens can join the course.

The book fair is open from The duration of course is six months.

2 p.m to 9 p.m on working Venue: Korattur days, from 11 a.m to 9 p.m For details contact: 81244 85357. on weekends and holidays.

Velammal bags first place in Kho- Kho

The U-14 Kho- Kho girls of Velammal Main school, Mogappair campus participated in Shankarlal Memorial Trophy contest and bagged the first place among 12 teams.

The team was awarded a trophy and certificates.

This Tournament was organized by Shasun Jain College, T Nagar.

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Sri Krishna Sweets Salute to Mothers

Sri Krishna Sweets, Salute to Mothers (Tenth edition) will be held at 6 p.m on Jan 18 in The Music Academy, TTK Road, Royapettah. Hon’ble Justice Dr.Anita Sumanth, Judge, High Court of Madras is the chief guest.

The program is to be compered by Subha KV, Advocate.

Sudha Raghunathan, Bombay Jayshree, Gayathari Girish, Saindavi, Sikkil Gurucharan, Vignesh Easwar will be performing the music concert.

They also arranged live telecast for the entire programme with Sankara TV at 6 pm onwards on Jan 18.

Special Issue Published, Jan 13 - 19, 2019 Rs.3

Sri Krishna sweets hot dry fruit pongal Sri Krishna Sweets is offering Hot Dry Fruit Ghee Pongal from its live kitchen this Pongal.

Hot Dry Fruit Ghee Pongal will be available at Adyar, Ambattur, Annanagar, Ashok Nagar, Besant Nagar, Madipakkam, Velachery, Venkatanarayana Road (T Nagar), Mylapore, Vadapalani, Valasaravakkam & Medavakkam outlets from 9 am onwards on Jan 15 till stock last.

With every purchase of Hot Dry Fruit Ghee

Pongal, Sweet Sugarcane and Traditional Manjal Kizhangu will be given as Pongal Parisu.

Karuppati Cake, Karuppati Kathili, Karuppati Laddu, Karuppati Badam Halwa, Kalkandu, Maha

Mittai, Wheat Halwa are the latest additions .

Crispy Karas are available in air tight zip lock packs. Sri Krishna food products offer wide range of Pickles, Thokku, Podi, Pure Ghee, Coffee Powder, Vadams and Vathals, Ready to eat instant foods etc. of high quality.

There are more than 250 varieties of sweets and karas to tingle your taste buds.

For more details call Toll Free Number 1800 102 2343.

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Talk on Governing Talk on spiritual ARS paper bags Business path and career ARS Paper Bags and Relationship introducing wide range of progress

Vedanta Institute Madras organises a session on Governing Business and Relationship R. Aravindan on Saturday Venue: Hotel Pratap Plaza, 168, Kodambakkam High Road, Mahalingapuram, Chennai -34.

Date:19/01/2019 Time : 10 a.m to 11.15 a.m All are Welcome For Further details contact: 9840493904.

Heartfulness Institute is organising a lecture

by Shri Sathya Kumar (Founder Director of Swami Vivekananda School of Public Policy) on the topic “Spiritual Path and Career Progress” on Jan 13 from 9.15 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. at the Heartfulness Institute, Babuji Memorial Ashram, Manapakkam, toll free 18001037726 or 4217 1111.

All are Welcome.

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Panaipuram Adhiyaman received Tamil Nidhi award

eco-friendly products as replacement of plastics, like paper bags and bio de-gradable products like plate, trays, cups and containers, straws, spoons, forks, knife,etc(all made from bagasse and corn starch) and they also deals carry bags, covers, plate papers, etc (all made from corn starch).

For details contact 7550285583 or email:arspaperbags@ gmail.com

Gopi Kannadasan received Therntha rasikar virudhu

Sri Krishna Sweets, Bharathiya Vidya Bhavan and Chennai Kamban Kazhagam organized Kambanil Azham kanda vezham programme at Bharathiya Vidya Bhavan, Mylapore. In this programme Tamil Nidhi Award was given to Panaipuram Adhiyaman

by Ilakkiyavidhi Indiyavan. Dr.Saradha Nambi Aruran also present in the event.

Dr.N.Ilango spoke about Kappiya Uraiyadal and Kalai Chezhiyan spoke about Mandharai-Kaikayi.

This programme was co-ordinated by Ilakkiyavidhi Iniyavan, Secreatary, Kamban Kazhagam Chennai.

Sri Krishna Sweets and Bharathiya Vidya Bhavan organized Kalangalil Avan Vasantham programme about poet Kannadasan in Bharathiya Vidaya Bhavan Main Hall.

Therntha Rasikar Virudhu was given to Gopi Kannadasan by Ramaswamy, Director Bharathiya Vidya Bhavan in the presence of Isaikavi Ramanan and Tag Chari.

Isaikavi Ramanan and Gopi Kannadasan has spoke about poet Kannadasan.

Restoration on Cooum river Chennai Rivers Restoration Trust (CRRT) and National green Corps (NGC) organised an awareness campaign on Cooum River restoration to students of Chennai Corporation schools near Aminjikarai by involving 1050 students.

Dr.Kalai Arasan, (Project officer, CRRT) inaugurated the cultural campaign in the presence of G.Thangaraj (Dist coordinator, NGC) stressed the need for the conservation of water and biodiversity.

Thangaraj briefed the students role in maintaining the Chennai eco system.

A team of experts from Alternate media center, Loyola college headed by Dr. Kaleeswaran performed the campaign with Puppetry and Karagattam to educate the theme in a good manner.

The vote of thanks was given by HM Kalaichezhiyan.

Awareness campaign on smoke-free bhogi Exnora Greater Chennai has launched a week-long awareness campaign to promote smoke-free Bhogi by creating awareness among students at various schools and colleges in North and South Chennai.

Exnora Greater Chennai, National Green Corps, and Presidency Government Girls Model Higher Secondary School, Egmore jointly organized a special program with a students human chain to launch the Smoke-Free Bhogi awareness campaign today at the school premises.

R. Govindaraj (President of Exnora Greater Chennai) said that the Civic Exnoras and Exnora Innovators clubs in and around the city will conduct several awareness programmes through rallies, distribution of pamphlets, awareness through autos, street plays and various other modes. The campaign commenced on Jan 7 and will extend up to bhogi day. He urged students to persuade their parents and neighbours not to burn tyres and plastic materials, as they cause toxic pollution to the atmosphere.

G. Thangaraj (Co-ordinator of NGC Chennai district) advised the students to explain to their friends, relatives and parents about the need for a clean environment for healthy living. He also said that although today they are children, in future when they become decision makers their action will be in the best interest of the environment.

Thiruvalarselvi (Chief Educational Officer, Chennai District) narrated the origin of the Bhogi festival and urged the students and teachers to collect their unwanted materials in the waste collection container and if possible donate them to the needy and thus avoid burning and polluting the environment.

Earlier, Kanmani, the Headmistress of the school welcomed the guests, teachers and students and explained the necessity to protect our environment. She also spoke on the need to observe a smokeless Bhogi to keep our atmosphere clean and pollution free. The Guests were presented with Saplings to promote School’s motto - Go Green.

More than 500 students of the school participated in this awareness program. After the awareness meeting, the students belonging to various volunteer groups formed a human chain in front of the school, on the Gungureddy Street, Egmore, holding placards, raising slogans and distributed handbills to create awareness among the public.

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