Saidapet railway station filled  with colours.

Saidapet railway station got film stars on it walls as children from Nalandaway a children s home. painted out the building as part of daan utsav .with children leading the way .

Nalandaway Foundation is an non profit that works with the children from the poorest districts in india helping them raise voice for the children throught the theatre , visual arts , music, dance , radio and films 

more then over 17,000 childrens in tamil nadu ,AP, Delhi, Bihar and jammu have benefited froum the nalandaway programmes . their intension have helped them to become creative , learn life skills and build self confidence to create the lives that they want to lead .

Thangaraj he is one of the valunteer in nalandaway he is basically a egmore art college student . basically the painting so called as "Mural painting " railaway station is the first attemts of the nalandaway before they paintined in the government schools .

there main motive is to clean the city as well the exposure of the students as well as the social service says thangaraj. the painting gets over in 10 days most of the potraits were done by the thangaraj with the nalandaway students .

cine stars in wall are Kamal, Sivaji, MGR, Nambir, Revathi, Manoramma, Rajini, Padmini,Nagesh,Gowdamani, Senthil.

 Just running a petrol pump doesn’t pay much

Chennai, october 17

Mylapore, allegations of favouritism in alloting petrol bunks and the continuing disruption in parliament, talk to a across-section of petrol dealers and all of them are unanimous in their view that business is difficult, competition intense and profit margins tights.

A chennai dealer, who has been in the business for a few decades, answer without any hesitation that it is quite common to aduterate petrol with diesel and kerosene, because of which the profit margins are much higher.

Chennai, Mylapore petrol bunks were totally shut down the reason behind is the owner could’nt able to pay the debt which they have taken loan from the bank, and the dealer could not run well.

According to the dealers, profit from selling petrol and diesel is hardly anything to talk of. The dealers get the commision one paise per rupee of the price of petrol or diesel.

The petrol bunks which they have build and open for the past years could not able to run because of the loan and does’nt work well. So, unfortunately they have to shut down the bunks.

According to some dealers, the convenience stores that have been set up in most petrol bunks do not bring them any major income while they have to spend a lot on air-conditioning and posting a sales persons.

The dealers expenditure includes paying salaries for the attendants in the bunks, their uniforms and electricity charges. The owner of the bunk is in crisis from few years. He says that “the maintainance of the bunk isn’t that easy. It needs a lot of concentration and labour. The investment on this bunk lead me to the debts.so without any choice I had to shutdown the bunk.”

As the bunk was in debts the labours who worked there did not show up because of the insufficient salary they were given.

                        

                 

He speak for Animal , Dawn of Hope.

X army man dawn willam ,behind the operation of blue cross society 

actually dawn says animal rescue is not adventures sport his team function united in thought . he basically trained his volunteers how to rescue an animal and also  train them how to treat them . he may be neither polite nor rude but demand discipline in the execution of animal rescues.

it was very unfortunate dawn doesn't have any role model regarding this he used to argue with his parents and sibling regarding animals.

dawn was born and brought up in villupuram . he joined armed forces at a very early age by following his father and grand father foot steps .he served in the NSG on active duty . in the childhood days dawn feels very sad to see that animal hunt food in dustbins. he used to share his snacks with animals this shapes the dawn passion after his retirement.

after his retirement from the armed force he joined fire and security manager in neyveli. he used to rescue reptiles from the terminators at that time his friend connected dawn as a senior volnteer of blue cross of india .since that blue cross of india has always assisted dawn in animal rescues.

dawn basically trains his team through ropes and knots and the basics like atmosphere of the area and the height of the building , tree. in this personal precautions are also included . his team has rescued large and small animals from various situations.about 2000 animals were houses in the blue cross.

today society is educated people are used to justify all their wrong doing dawn said that the statistics reveal that 100 % of animals today in our country die an unnatural death like accients, for food.

dawn clearly explains about the humanity and the beauty of the ugly dogs .now a days business minded people were earning money by pets the government should take action towards it dawn says.really you are a pet lover dnt buy any animal by paying more money instead of that just adopt one pet from the blue cross or any street dog.

for you its just a dog . in dog perspective you are the only  God.society shouls adopt animal that were used to guard the property that was under construction they should not get rid of them once in society occupies the apartment . people should be taught to take responsibility for the animals that are on their streets .

four leg creatures are also a part of this world and it is vital to keep that in mind. as individuals . ever one should need to do share in saving the environment and the animals .

C.M. Jayalalithaa Yet to Recover

The chief minister of Tamilnadu has been admitted in Apollo from twelve days. The celebrities on the way to Apollo to see “Amma”.

Chennai, Greams road, October 3rd 2016: The Honourable Chief Minister of Tamilnadu has been admitted in the Apollo hospital from twelve days. The news from the hospital says that she was suffering from fever and will get well soon in two to three days. The environment of the hospital has totally changed due to the celebrity visit and the party members and her well-wishers.

The surroundings of the hospital are guarded with police patrol and the celebrities and also the well-wishers have set up a group chanting and praying in the form of pujas for “Amma’s” recovery. The actual news of what had happened to the chief minister was not revealed. While asked C.R. Sarasvati, an actress she said that “Our Chief minister is recovering very well. Her health will be fine very soon and will be returning to her seat very fast. Nobody needs to worry about “Amma” because she is very fine”.

Almost everybody says the same and are on the same word. They did not reveal anything more than what they have already said. One of the party members revealed something in secret that “Our chief minister was suffering from brain fever and also her liver has damaged very badly. The bile juice extraction is very high. I wouldn’t say that she is normal and yes, she is in a serious condition. But doctors from Singapore and London have arrived today morning and has given us hope”.

The hospital atmosphere has totally changed. The people who went to the hospital says that they did not face any difficulty due to the police protection and everything is going on well so far. But a journalist from News 7 said that “The police are being strict in allowing people inside the hospital. According to me this much of security is not needed because, some of the ambulance and the patients are being blocked and told to take the other way and it is disturbing the people who come to the OPD as well as the emergency.

The personalities like Rangamma, Fathima Babu ,a news reporter in jaya tv,Gundu kalyanam and the party members who include Modiram ponnusamy,M.G.R. Venkatesan etc have been preachingabout Chief minister’s good deeds to the people.

UNHYGIENIC DUMPING OF WASTE IN CHENNAI, CHOOLAIMEDU

UNHYGIENIC DUMPING OF WASTE IN CHENNAI, CHOOLAIMEDU

                                                                                                           
                                                                                                        Anamica Arengh.

                                                                                                            
                                                                                                        Date: 3.10.2016

Though the government has made a relentless effort to keep the city clean still there are some areas still living without proper sanitation there are no proper waste bins to throw the garbage. There are some areas in which the municipals have not even covered.

There are areas that the municipal don’t even reach to clean up as a result the locality lives in nasty places with obnoxious odours that comes out of those decomposed waste, the waste bins are not provided to those areas, as a result people find now where to dump those waste and they find out particular place to throw the garbage. Those obnoxious places are not confined only to Choolaimedu there are many other places in Chennai where which people live in an unhygienic condition.

Those inappropriate dumping of waste makes people awful to pass the road, reckless dumping not only makes the places ugly but also degrade the quality of soil and contributes towards the soil pollution as it eventually makes the soil marshy and produce foul smell.

In order to prevent those reckless dumping proper facilities should be provide to the people residing mainly in slum areas.

 This mainly occurs in slum areas where people live so congested without having a space to move around, eventually this may lead to the numerous diseases because of the lack of fresh air to breathe in.

A number of letters appear in the media particularly in the neighborhood newspapers about such conditions but I wonder whether anybody in the civic administration take note of them at all. Just like the residence, the administrative missionary also seems to have got use to such garbage scenario and the nauseating smell.

No society can call itself civilized when such conditions exceed. During rainy days, it is a common site to see roads flooding with water and drainage manholes over flowing. It is pathetic to see people living in such contaminated environment. Under such conditions it is not surprising that a contagious disease like leptospyrosis whose occurrence was not known in the city a few years has now become so common.