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may be nammaku bell tower thevaillama irrukallam, but ukkarathuku balcony thevaithaney brother!!!! all the time why should the congreegation sit outside in the Sun,while provision is there fro space management.

its only G+3 floors

Give me ur mobile number

HI... how ru

Area: Ayanavaram Near by (300 m) Railway station: Perambur Carriage works. Near by (600 m) Bus stop: Noor Hotel. Near by (900 m) Bus depot: Ayanavaram Bus stand. Land mark: Near (300 m ) Railway Hospital. Address: 101,Constable Road,Ch-23

no it is not true!!!!!!!

good air in karuvadu and middle of kuppam?

Meesai Karar Ma Po Si.Popularly addressed as SILAMBU CHELVAR MA.PO.SIVAGYANAM. With his fiery eyes and luxurious moustache ma.po.sivagnanam was a great orator and tamil scholar. he reached his political peak in the 50s when he fought successfully to get tiruttani amalgamated to tamil nadu. as a scholar and orator, he was on par with the best. the last time i heard him was at srinivasa hall in the early 1970s. my ears still ring with ma po si expounding as to why the milk boils (it is the sorrow of the milk at parting from the water in which it is mixed ). He was a Politician, Freedom Fighter, Founder-President of Tamil Arasu Kazhagam, Tamil Writer, Sahitya Akademi Award Winner and Former Speaker of Tamil Nadu Legislative Council. Also a Famous Tamil Writer and Sahitya Akademi Award Winner. His love for and involvement with Tamil literature has brought him much praise. Ma.Po.Si’s extensive research on Silappatikaram earned him the special title "Silambu Chelvar". His attraction towards this epic even made him name his daughters Kannagi and Madhavi. In 1966. It is a great tribute to him by remembering him in Yahoo answers column. Best wishes

Hello sir

Is it a really private sector or an encroachment by private owner

Madambakkam Dhenupureeswarar Temple

awesum

Raja's phone No: 9840885544

This is 7th street

panchamuka shiva temple

put extra road lights for periyar nagar

such beautiful birds are found during winter season

As part of the Madras Day Celebrations, the 33-year-old nature conservation body Madras Naturalists Society organised a ‘Nature Walk' at Pallikaranai Marshland on August 14. People in the age group of seven to 70 took part in the walk which was led by the Society's founder member K.V. Sudhakar. The walk highlighted the importance of conserving wetlands which is not only a water aquifer helping to recharge groundwater levels, but also serves as an ideal feeding and resting ground for migratory birds. The Society has recorded sighting of 134 species of birds in the Marsh. Chennai was fortunate to have right in its bustling midst a place such as the Pallikaranai Marshland and it was vital to preserve this precious natural resource. Senior members of the Society Rama Rajaram and A. Rajaram assisted participants to spot and identify the birds in the Marsh with the help of a powerful Spotting Scope. Birds sighted that morning include the Spot-billed Pelican, Pheasant-talied Jacana, Spot-billed Duck, Glossy Ibis, Purple Heron, Caspian Tern, Black-winged Stilt, Purple Moorhen, Indian Moorhen, Coot and Dabchick. With persistent efforts from environmentalists, the Wetland was declared as a Reserve Forest area some years ago. A huge portion has been irreversibly damaged due to the dumping of garbage. What remains of the Marshland now is a fraction of its original expanse of several thousand acres.

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