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Residents protest against RDF Plant !
On Oct.14th residents of Perungudi, Thoraipakkam,  Pallikaranai and Velachery staged a flash protest against the Chennai Corporation’s move to set up a garbage pellet making plant inside the Perungudi dumpyard to produce Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF)w. Mr. Periyasamy, President of Sai Nagar Welfare Association stated that since 1998 residents of the surrounding areas of the Perungudi garbage dumpyard have been exposed to ground water pollution, toxic gases and environmental degradation. This was due to the dumping and burning of garbage inside the Pallikaranai Marshland. Now it has come to the notice of the protesting residents that the Chennai Corporation has alloted 30 grounds inside the dumpyard to a private company to set up a plant. This plant will convert garbage into pellets, which in turn will be sold to tea shops, hotels, industries and where ever fuel is needed. Instead of using gas, kerosene or firewood for cooking, public will now use these compressed garbage pellets. This usage will turn out to be very harmful to people as burning of the pellets will release more toxic gases in a widespread area. Mr.S.Kumara Raja, Convenor, Save Pallikaranai Marshland Forum stressed on the need for the Neel Metal Fanalca and Chennai Corporation to implement source segregation of the garbage. If this is done only then can the bio-degradable garbage be converted into RDES. Mr. Srinivasan, Convenor, Save Pallikaranai Marshland Forum said that incenerator plant should not be set up inside the dumpyard. If set up, it will only lead to plastics, medical wastes and other wastes burnt together. This in turn will result in more pollution of the surrounding areas. Convenors of this protest have planned to send their objections to the concerned authorities.
vimala
Corporation Park Misused!
The Chennai Corporation Children’s park on Ramnagar  7th street is being misused by migrant construction workers of nearby on going building projects. This park was fitted with play swings, see-saws and slides for young children to play. Moreover benches were also installed for the accompanying elders and parents. what should have been a peaceful and safe place for children to play has now been spoiled thoroughly.
All that one can see in this park is makeshift stoves, clothes dried out on the benches, building materials like casurina poles, sand and debris blocking free entry to the park.
 The Chennai Corporation Div.153 does not seem keen on the maintenence of parks in Velachery. It is left to the residents and local welfare associations to care for the parks and playgrounds. Some welfare associations of areas like Baby nagar, Annai Indira Nagar have ensured that parks and playgrounds are maintained properly and put to good use. But most of the residents of Velachery show a strong lack of civic sense or civic responsibility whenit comes to protecting public property. The people of Velachery should know that the parks and playgrounds alloted in each nagar has been paid for from their pockets. A layout which has ‘Open Space Reserved’(OSR) areas marked is paid through the every buyer who registers a plot in that layout. So though the OSR lands belong to the Government to develop for the benefit of the residents, it is also the responsibility of the residents to ensure that concerned officials act to create green lung spaces in the congested and polluted environs of the city. Not only by continual use of these parks, playgrounds, but the vigilant public and welfare associations should act to chase away encroachers on these public places.
Reach Velachery contacted Mr.Nandakumar, AEE, Chennai Corporation, Div.153 on Oct.7th and brought to his notice of the encroachment and misuse of the children’s park on Ramnagar 7th Street. He assured that prompt action would be taken to clean up the park for the use of the residents. But to date no action has been taken. It is now up to the residents and the welfare association to join together and ensure that the park is cleaned up. After all it is our children and grandchildren who are playing in the park. So wake up people!
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Culvert at Madipakkam junction soon!
An all officials meet was held on Oct.6th at Chennai  Corporation Zone X office at Adyar. This meeting discussed the ways and means to handle the forthcoming monsoon floods in south Chennai. Mr.S.Kumara Raja, Secretary, Federation of Velachery Welfare Associations made many suggestions regarding flood management. In this regard he requested that a culvert be constructed at the Velachery Madipakkam road junction to facilitate easier flow of flood waters to the Pallikaranai Marshland. To this officials from State Highways Dept. stated that tender for this project had been readied. As a temporary measure large diameter pipes would be laid at this junction before the coming monsoons. It is hoped this project would take off soon to provide quick draining of the flood waters.
vimala
Wildlife Week Celebrated!
The State Forest Department celebrated Wildlife and  Forest Conservation’ week from Oct. 1st to 7th. The Chief Warden of Forests has been sending out SMS to spread awareness on the need to conserve forests and preserve wildlife. This would go towards protecting our environment, prevent floods, ugrade our water table, provide cleaner air to breathe, and more. In this context residents of Velachery should know about Pallikaranai Marshland which is also known as another Vedanthangal. Care Earth and NGO made a study of the marshland in 2002. Dr.Jayashri Vencatesan and Dr. Ranjith Daniel of Care Earth found this marshland home to 106 species of birds, 46 species of fishes, 9species of frogs, 21types of lizards and snakes and 10types of animals.
In 1996 Dr.A.Rajaram, Scientist and member of the Madras Naturalists Society made the following findings regarding the variety of birds that lived and migrated to the Pallikaranai Marshland. According to his study the predominantly grassy swamp is home to many species of birds. After the rains the insect life increases, plants grow more and microbes support various life forms, which in turn attracts the birds. The Pallikaranai Marshland is the only place in Chennai where Purple Moorhens can be seen in numbers.They are about the size of the domestic hen, beautiful purple all over witha very red beak. 2 species of herons are the Grey Heron, possibly the 0largest bird seen here and the Purple Heron. The Herons fly with slow characteristic wing beats with the heads retracted to an ‘S’ shape. Egrets also occur here. The most common are the Cattle Egrets, white birds, seen in association with buffaloes. The little Egret with about the same size is distinguished by its partly yellow coloured toes.The Paddy bird or Pond Heron is alsoa common bird. It has a brown body and when it is resting or feeding it is well hidden among the reeds. When disturbed it takes to air, with a display of its startingly whitewings in contrast to its brown grey body.Waders are winter migrants from the far north. These birds come and feed in the marshland, usually when high tide occurs at the Adyar Estuary, the place they prefer during low tide.Pheasant tailed Jacanas, Snipes, large Pied Wagtails, weaver birds, Munias, Warblers roost here in hundreds. Pied Brush Chat, Pipit, Madras Bush Lark can be seen on the roadside or on the wire lines by the road. The handsome Blackwinged Kite can also be seen perched on the electric wire. The Small Blue Kingfisher and the Pied Kingfisher are also seen here.The winter visitors among birds of prey include the Marsh harrier, the Pale and Pied Harriers.
The birds of Marshland in their numbers and species are a sure indication of the health of the marshland since they are dependent on the lower forms of life like the insects and other invertebrates, which in turn depend on the water qualilty. In this context it becomes all the more important to save the Pallikaranai Marshland and preserve it from being polluted by garbage dumping by Chennai Corporation and letting out of raw sewerage water by the Metrowater Board (CMWSSB) into the Marshland.
vimala
Sewer Floods Homes!
Residents of Baby nagar extn. VOC Street for the  past few weeks are living in stench and squalor. The reason - breakdown of the temporary sewer pump at Baby nagar. This has led to blockage and overflow of sewage water into houses and onto streets. Mr.Narasimhan, resident of VOC street says, “we have been living with this awful stench for more than 10 days. The metrowater does not seem to take any action. Sewer water is now overflowing from all possible places in our homes. Empty plots are filled with sewer water.We are scared that our children and elderly people will now be prone to infections, fever, cough and cold. Mosquitoes are also increasing day by day. The Chennai Corporation has also not taken any action to spray.” When contacted, Mr.Dayalan, DAE, Metrowater said that the pump at temporary roadside pumping station at Baby nagar had broken down. It was repaired and soon the blockage of sewer would be cleared. He aslo said that plants were on to lay sewer pipelines to connect Baby nagar with Seethapathy nagar pumping station. This would help in easy flow and prevent such blockages of sewer in future. Permission to cut across the Taramani link road to lay pipelines has now been obtained. Soon work would start to lay the pipelines. Rs. 37 lakhs estimate has been prepared for this project. Tax paying public are suffering on one side, while on the other side estimates and projects are being written on paper. The affected residents asks why the Metrowater board has not nade any temporary arrangements like get tankers to drain the blocked sewers. This would help to migrate the problem of oveflowing drains to a certain extent. Will the authorities listen?
vimala
Home Loan Fair!
Canara Bank, Velachery conducted a two-day Home Loan  Fair on Sept, 19th and 20th, at Advent Christian School campus, Gandhi Salai, Velachery. Along with Canara Bank various private builders and flat promoters also participated in this fair. Mr. M.S.Kannan, Dir.Mgr. Canara Bank said that interest rates on home loans have gone down. Canara Bank now offers home loans at 8% interest, the lowest amongst banking institutions. He also said that with Gold rates going up, people now preferred to invest in houses and flats. The fair helped people to clear many doubts regarding the processing of home loans. Not only new loans were velted but transfer of loans from other financials institutions, to Canara Bank were also gone through. Mr.G.Venkatasubramanian, Sr.Mgr. Canara Bank, Velachery, said that home loans at low interest of 8% had attracted sizeable interest amongts the public. Those who missed out the fair can contact the Canara Bank at No. 6, Taramani link road, Tansi Nagar, Velachery, Chennai - 42.
Ph: 2243 0446.
KOLU 2009!
Dear Readers,
Navarathri Kolu is one annual festival that is filled with joy, expectations and enjoyment of returning to childhood. Whole family spends time together in arranging the dolls on steps and creating themes ranging from natural scenery, temple complexes and city scapes! Reach Velachery’s call to readers to feature interesting Kolus met with good response. In this issue we are featuring some of the best kolus. Our aim at Reach Velachery is to encourage people to keep kolu not only in traditional manner but also provide a platform for the ameteur to showcase their talents. Most of our readers featured here have taken great pains and efforts to create intricate and beautiful models of famous buildings, temples and small towns. On behalf of Reach Velachery we wish our participants all the best and hope that they will continue to achieve more and more in the coming years.
Editor, Reach Velachery.
 Left: Mr. Rajan of Pallikkaranai has out done himself this year. Many times winner of the Koly competitions, he starts on his models a month before navarathri. This year he has mediculously carved the Badrinath temple, Charminar and Mysore Palace in thermacole. The appreciation and the wonder can be seen in every adult and child faces who visited his home. The creations attracted large crowds and his home was like a mini thiruvizha celebration!
 Right: Mrs. Kalakumar of Nanganallur had well-crafted display of Vellore Golden temple in her kolu. She says Mr. P.P. Kumar, daughters Nivedha & Neeraja who worked hard to create this model. Mrs. Kala’s mother Mrs. Parimala was there to ensure the tradtional dolls was not  ignored.
 Left: Mr. D. Suryanarayana LIC colony of Velachery has made thermacole model of Kapaleeshwar temple, Mylapore. Every sannadhi and temple tank in front with water in it has been placed properly. He has use the internet effectively to download photos of the temple gopuram he has enlarge and stuck on to the thermacole bringing the natural  beauty of the temple into the home.
 Left: Mrs. Sumathi and her husband Mr.Raja Desikan of Vijayanagar, have together created this small township of Srivilliputtur Temple, inclusive of Tulasi Madam, Andal Sannadhi, and the Vadabhadra Sai Temple atop the Thiruvanamalai Hill.
 Left:Mrs.Saroja Babu Raman of Rajalakshmi Nagar has created this temple scene depicting funtion at the temple. She keeps the kolu every year with help of ther son, nephews and other family members.
The duo of mother-in-law and daughter-in-law Mrs.Gita  Duraisamy and Mrs.Lakshmi Priya of Pallikaranai have a neatly displayed doll steps. This year they have created the concept of 12 Alwars and the Divya Desams associated with them. Small placards telling the name of the Alwar and Divya Desam and the Pasurams written have  been
placed for the interested viewer. Mrs. Gita says that the internet was of great help to find out which places and temples the Alwars had sung songs to present them in the kolu.
All in all the kolus were feast for the eyes and soul.
photo: vimala
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BSNL acts promptly!
On Oct.7th BSNL, Taramani Exchange swung into action to  repair more than 100 telephone lines that were cut overnight. Mr.Shanmugam, JE, stated that with the ongong dredging operations in the storm water canal on Velachery-Tambaram main road, the main telephone feeder line was cut by the bulldozers that were clearing the silt and garbage in the canal. Complaints started pouring from subscribers of single area like Paramount park and Ramnagar 6th street. BSNL linesmen were sent immediately to rectify the problem. The main cable was repaired and connection for more than 100 telephone lines were restored by evening.
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Bank Safely!
In these days of economic recession, burgleries, crashing chit funds, spurious financial traders, one has to be very careful when investing hard earned savings. One such place is the 83year old Lakshmi Vilas Bank(LVB). Its branch in Velachery has been functioning since 2006. Mr.N.Balakrishnan, Branch Manager states that Lakshmi Vilas Bank now offers upto 8.25% interest for fixed deposits, which is higher than other banks. The bank also has safety locker and ATM facilities linked to 32 banks. LVB now has specials schemes for business people. They can avail loans from Rs.1lakh to Rs.1crore. Housing loans are also given upto Rs.40lakhs. For further details contact the Branch Manager, Lakshmi Vilas Bank, 37F, Velachery Main Road, Vijayanagar,Near Ganesan H.S.School, Velachery, Chennai -42.
Ph: 2243 6065.
World Hospice and Palliative Care Day celebrated!
Dean Foundation celebrated World Hospice and Palliative Care Day on Oct.10, at Chennai Citicentre. Celebrities joined the carival of fun, games, dances and singing to create a much needed awareness and funds to improve the quality of life of patients with life threatening illnesses.
World Hospice and Palliative Care Day 2009 themed as ‘Discovering your Voice’ called upon the need to hear the voices of people around the world affected by life-limiting illness and of patients’ family members, carers, healthcare professionals, policy makers and donors.
Mrs. Deepa Muthaiya, Mgn. Trustee, Dean Foundation states,’Hospice and Palliative care improves the quality of life of people affected by life-threatening illness such as Cancer and AIDS, by preventing and relieving suffering through pain control, symptom control, emotional, practical and spiritual support.
This year’s World Hospice and Palliative Care Day celebrations by Dean Foundation began with walks, distribution of printed material and talks at parks, beaches and buffets and also interviews in the Television and Radio media.
Dean Foundation’s Hospice and Palliative Care project has been caring for the terminally ill since its inception in 1998. It is a non-profit Medical Charitable Trust whose prime objective is to provide Palliative Care for those suffering from incurable illnesses with competence and compassion; to end unnecessary suffering, indignity and fear of death. In these 11 ½ years, Dean Foundation has cared for 1671 patients, of whom 1293 have been Cancer patients. Nearly 50 % of these have been in the geriatric category.’
For further details contact: Dean Foundation, No.59, Aspirian Garden Colony, 2nd Street, Kilpauk, Chennai -10.
Tooth Grinding
Have you ever been told that you are grinding your teeth? Tooth grinding (Bruxism) is an oral habit which involves clenching and grinding of the teeth. It is not uncommon in our society. approximately 50% to 96% of adults experience bruxism. 15% of children acquire this behavior. Most often, this habit goes by unnoticed by the person. Bruxism can during the day or night.
What causes Bruxism?
This condition has no specigic cause, but is belileved to be a combination of many factors, such as: Emotional Stress, Personalities characterised as aggressive, controlling, precise or who have time deadlines and achievement compulsions tend to develop bruxism.
Malocclusion (Teeth that are not aligned properly). Children whose parents have this problem are more likely to develop this habit than children whose parents do not brux.
What are the signs of Bruxism?
Tooth wear, fractures of the teeth and fillings, especially on the front teeth.
Grinding noise noticed by a sleeping partner.
Facial muscle pain and fatigue.Locking, cracking and clicking of the jaws.Headaches,Tooth mobility, Sensitive teeth
How do I treat Bruxism?
Your Dentist can make you aware of the babit and suggest behavior therapies to stop the habit. Stress reduction and coping techniques can be initiated to reduce the emotional stress you may be experiencing. A removable intra-oral appliance can be made for you. The mouthguard protects the teeth from the forces of clenching or grinding the teeth together. A mouthguard or is more practical for treating the night bruxes than for those who have daytime clenching and grinding habits.
Dr. M. Senthil Kumar, M.D.S conservative Dentistry and Endodontics, Endocare Multispeciality Dental Clinic, 1/ 1A, 5th Main Road, [opp.to Sutherland], Vijayanagar, Velachery 42. Ph: 2259 1090, 98412 13531.
E-mail: endocaredental@yahoo.com.
Heartburn, Reflux….
What is heartburn?
Heartburn is a burning sensation felt in the midline in the chest, often made worse on lying down. It is caused by acid refluxing from the stomach into the food pipe (called the oesophagus in medical terms). In a small minority of patients the symptoms can be severe and disabling. Occasionally these can be the harbinger of long-term complications.
Some biology……!
Stomach produces hydrochloric acid as a dilute concentration. It is our body’s way of disinfecting our food. At the junction of the food pipe (oesophagus) to the stomach, there is a slight thickening of muscle. This is in a state of contraction and acts to keep the junction closed. This helps to keep the acid in the stomach and normally prevents reflux. With aging this muscle tone decreases and sets the stage for reflux.
Is it common?
Actually a mild degree of reflux does happen in all individuals. Usually the acid is promptly cleared by the normal contractions of the oesophagus. Reflux also helps to expel any trapped wind (by excessive swallowing) by belching. Too much acid over prolonged period of time can cause damage.
What tests are available?
Endoscopy is a procedure during which a thin flexible instrument is inserted by mouth into the stomach. It uses fibre optic and CCD technology to transmit images of the food pipe and stomach.
pH & Manometry - measures the luminal pressure of the lower end of food pipe. Often it is combined with pH measurement as well.
Barium X-rays: To check for structural abnormalities predisposing to reflux. In some patients part of the stomach can be ‘riding’ high in the chest. This is called a hiatus hernia. Some types of these herniae need surgical repair
What treatment is available?
Smoking, alcohol, excessive spicy foods, irregular meals and obesity, all of which are known to worsen symptoms. Excessive fatty foods and large meals at night time can precipitate symptoms. There are a range of medical treatments all of which aim to reduce or buffer the acid. In patients where the symptoms are severe surgery is advised. In this operation the surgeon wraps around a portion of the stomach around the lower part of the food pipe. This helps to buttress the lower end of the food pipe. It is done by keyhole surgery. However these are specialist operations and reserved only for those with disabling symptoms.
Should I be worried?
If symptoms are disabling or there are new symptoms (such as difficulty in swallowing) it is advisable to seek medical opinion. Sometimes other conditions (e.g. gallstone) can mimic some of these symptoms. Hence it is advisable to seek medical opinion if there is any doubt. Since cancers of oesophagus and stomach are common in India, it is advisable to have an endoscopic examination if symptoms occur above the age of 40.
Information Courtesy:
Dr KumarakrishnanS MBBS MS DNB FRCS (Glasgow)FRCS (Intercollegiate UK) CCT (UK)Laparoscopic Surgeon &Surgical Gastroenterologist, Dr Kamakshi Memorial Hospital, Krishna Surgical Clinic, 8th Main Road, Vijaya Nagar, Velachery.
First anniversary celebrated!
The Chennai Eye Care hospital, Velachery, celebrated its first anniversary  on Sept. 20th. This hospital is first of its kind in Velachery. It is well equipped with sophisticated operation theatre and state of art instruments. More than 10,000 patients have been treated here. The Chennai Eye Care hospital has conducted 14 free eye camps and has performed hundreds of Cataract surgeries.
The hospital provides expert care and consultation in Cataract services - Phaco Emulsification with Foldable lens implantation, Glaucoma management, Diabetics and its complications, and Paedtric, Opthalmology. The hospital is also empanelled with major insurance companies. The hospital is at No.6, 12th Cross St., Dhandeewaram Nagar, Velachery. Ph: 4202 1909, 2243 6080.
Spritual Speech
A spiritual programme will conducted by Arulmigu RajaGanapathi Bakthajana Sabha,Ullagaram-Puzhuthivakkam on Oct.11th (Sunday) at 6.30 P.M. Naavender Kalaimamani Sri.Naagai Mugunthan will speak on Sri Krishna Vijayam. The programme will be held at Sri.Guru Ragavendera Kalyana Mandapam-Swami Nagar Extn-I, Ullagaram. For details contact:
Cell: 91766 80523
raghuraman
Ask The Doctor
Dental Implant
A dental implant is an artificial tooth root that is surgically anchored into your jaw to hold a replacement tooth or bridge in place. It is used for permanent replacement of missing teeth. The benefir of using implants is that they dont’t rely on neighbouring teeth for support and they are permanent adn stable. Implants are a good solution for tooth loss because they look and feel like natural teeth.
Implant material is made mostly from titanium, a material that is compatible with bone.
Can anyone recieve dental implants?
Talk with your dentist about whether you are an implant candidate. You must be in good health and have the proper bone structure and he;thy gums for athe implant to stay in place. People who are unable to wear dentures may also be good candidates.
What can I expect during this procedure?
The dentist will perform Implantation procedures to anchor the “artificial root” into or on your jaw bone. The procedure is done in the dental office with local anesthesia. Once the implants are placed they are not disturbed for a period of 3-4 monthsso that the bone actually fuses with the implant.
What is the success rate of implants?
The success rate for implants depends on the tooth’s purpose and location in the mouth. The success rate is about 95 percent for those placed in the front of the lower jaw and 85 percent for those placed in the sides and rear of the upper jaw.
How do I care for implants?
Your overall health may affect the succedd rate of dental implants. Poor oral hygine is a big reason why some implants fail. It is important to brush around the fixture at least twice a day. Your dentist will give you specific instructions on how to care for your implants.
Dr. M. Senthil Kumar, M.D.S Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics, Endocare Multispeciality Dental Clinic, 1/ 1A, 5th Main Road, [opp.to Sutherland], Vijayanagar, Velachery 42.
Ph: 2259 1090, 98412 13531.
E-mail: endocaredental@yahoo.com.
Traffic Kolu!
Students of Shri A Ganesan M.H.S.School, Velachery, celebrated Navarathri in a different way on Sept 19th. Students dressed up as Gods and Goddesses formed a human kolu instead of the traditional dolls on steps. Not only this, they carried placards on road safety. This ‘Traffic Kolu’ was held infront of the school premises on Velachery - Tambaram main road. Traffic wardens and Police personnel were also present on the ocassion. The kolu was conducted under the able guidance of Mrr.P.Jeyagandhi, Principal. Parents and staff also participated with enthusiasm.
SHOPPER'S GUIDE
ARCHITECTS & CONSULTANTS
AADITHYAA ASSOCIATES & CREATORS (P) LTD.,
Architects, Engineers, Interiors, Valuers, Contractors, Vaastu Const.
47C, 2nd Flr., Velachery Main Rd., Next to Police Stn., Velachery, Chennai - 42.
Ph: 2255 3643, Fax: 2255 2110. E-mail: aadithyagroups37@
yahoo.co.in
CATERING
PADMAVATHY CATERING
We undertake total marriage contracts & for all other functions. Diwali and other festivals sweets orders also undertaken
No.1 7th Main Road,Vijaya
nagar,Velachery, Chennai- 42.
Ph:22590619,Cell:9282128474.
Prythiangera Catering Taramani
Pure Vegetarian Meals (Brahmins)Vinayaka Chathurthi “Kozhukkattai”,
“Ona Sathai” (Special Meals), Daily Tiffin, Meals & Dinner. Diwali Sweet & Special Lunch. Catering undertaken for all functions including Marriage
Contact: 2243 4980,
99411 27141, 90946 50100,
92834 72024.
DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE
VENKATESHWARA DIAGNOSTIC & SCAN CENTRE
NABL accredition under process, ISO 9001:2000 certified.Imported machines, Computerised lab, X-rays, ECG, Ultra Sound Scan. House calls taken.
A-1, Shakti Elegant Apts., Next to Police Stn., Velachery, Chennai - 42.Ph:2244 2383.
Br. Off: 2/251-B, Perumbakkam Main rd., Ist floor, Andhra Bank upstairs, Medavakkam.
Ph: 2277 2301
EYE CLINIC
CHENNAI EYE CARE HOSPITAL
Dr. R. Manohar Babu, MS,(Oph) Conslt. Eye Surgeon. Full fledged eye hospital with sophisticated Operation Theatre
Near Tansi nagar bus stop, Taramani Link road, Velachery, Chennai - 42.
Cell: 98411 82532
THE EYE CLINIC
Dr. S. Jayashree, MBBS, D.O., Conslt. Eye Surgeon
No.1 1st floor,Velachery main road, between Velachery bus terminus and ICICI bank. Velachery, Chennai - 42.
Timings: Mon-Sat.: 10.30 am to 12.30 pm, 7 pm. - 8.30 pm. Sunday holiday.
Cell: 98410 21100.
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