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Patti Vaidiyam
Patti vaidiyam that is good to use for children above the age of 5 years. There are a few items that are available in the country drugs shop (Nattu marundu kadai). Have a stock of Sukku, Thippili, Sitharathai, Modikutchi, Vasambu and Adimaduram at home to help when the child has common ailments.
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Congratulations, Great work!! Lot of interesting information was provided that many of us did not know. Keep up this Great work.
Maragatham Mani Naperville, IL, USA
Congratulations to Chennai Chimes for completing one year. Last 365 days ..had passed just as T20 cricket!!!Only when i see the mail from Chennaichimes in my inbox i feel it's a Friday.Good Work...Keep it up. All the best.
Raja Sarangan, Chennai, India
Congratulations, Chennai Chimes on your 1st anniversary.
Venkatachalam Ravindran, Chennai, India
Congratulations for the sucessful completion of the first year. I wish all the success for the forth coming years.
Santhanalakshmi, Chennai, India
Congratulations for your very successful completion of the first year. I wish you many many more years of such happy ringing.
Venkat Ram, Chennai, India
Congratulations for chiming in messsages of inspiration every week. Cheers to all the Chimers featured thus far.
Sangeeta Arora, Chennai, India
My Best Wishes to Chennai Chimes on their First Anniversary. I started reading the magazine only after the article appeared on Issai Mazhalai. It has now become a habit to wait for the day of publication. Your stories are well told and differently presented. Keep up your good work. KUDOS.
'Issai Mazhalai' Ramjhi
It is an extremely impressive effort to bring out this online Chennai news. Mala has taken the time and effort to put together so many interesting snippets about the many things in this city - some of which we take for granted. The write up about shops and people who are an integral part of the city many of which we grew up around is something I look forward to with every issue of Chennai Chimes. Thanks for the great work.
Dr. Uma Ram, Gynaecologist and Obstetrician
I wish to greet (y)our Chennai Chimes on the wonderful occassion of its 1st anniversary. CC is a worthy addition to serious and sincere browsers who search for news items that throw valuable information on the sustained work carried out by individuals or institutions. This is laudable and provides visibility for service oriented human endeavours. In spite of the set norms by which the Editor scouts for news, she still provides a lot of variety and verve in her articles and coverage. Mala as a person is very sincere and focused and under her care I have no doubt, that CC will reach many heights in the coming years.
Prof V V Subramanian,Ph.D,
Former Principal, RKM Vivekananda College,
Director, Brhaddhvani, Chennai
I find Chennai Chimes an e-magazine which offers a wide variety of articles which are very well written and gives a pleasurable reading. I wish this endeavour great success on the occasion of their First Anniversary.
D. Venkataraman, Regional Manager, Microsoft, Chennai
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South India is known for several traditions and one among them is the usage of beetel leaves. Beetel Leaves and Beetel Nut are always considered as sacred offering to Gods during festivals and in temples.
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Beautiful huge houses with decorative doors, brass items and teak furniture represented traditional South India, but now they are far and few. In the last decade, people have started collecting these old pieces that came out into the market for them to adorn the modern apartments built newly. Ravi Shankkar of LK Exports is into this trade of buying and selling antiques. His father Kalimuthu started doing this business in Karaikudi in the year 1965 and when it got established moved to Chennai in the year 1970.
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An academician by profession, a yoga therapist by passion, an artiste at heart, Dr. E R Gopalakrishnan is a multifaceted personality, balancing all aspects beautifully to lead a purposeful life. He is now the Principal of D B Jain College, Chennai and he also trains people on yoga and vedic chanting.
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Daring to be different, he experiments with life, breaking monotony, presenting novel ideas, breathing freshness through his ventures and above all writing success stories in the field of music. A very lively and humorous Ramjhi shared his life story with Chennai Chimes.
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Dance is a divine art, communicating beyond words and today classical Bharathanatyam dancers from Chennai travel across the globe spreading our art form and helping people have an insight into our rich culture and heritage. “Life as an artiste is the best way to live”, asserts one such artiste passionate about her dance, constantly striving to bring out the best of this dance style and presenting it with aesthetic beauty and grace.
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Medicine always holds a place of pride as a noble profession and good doctors are looked up to with reverence and regard. I met Dr. Uma Ram, one of the leading gynecologists and obstetricians in the city of Chennai, for whom pursuing medicine happened very naturally, as she was born in a family of doctors.
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A personification of versatility, she is an actress, anchor of a TV show, entrepreneur, writer, danseuse, sportswoman, singer who constantly keeps exploring with life opportunities. Popular today with her primetime show ‘Koffee with Anu’ on Vijay TV, Anu Hasan attributed her multidimensional activities to her core belief, ‘Life’s experiences are not to be missed’.
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Senate House in Chennai is one of the finest examples of Chennai's remarkable architectural wonders situated on the Madras University Campus near Marina. It was built under the direction of the skilled architect of 19th century Robert Fellowes Chisholm. The structure of the building is a live example of the Indo-Saracenic style with a harmonious blend of Byzantine architectural features.
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‘Do not judge a book by its cover’ is an old saying. If one evaluates this saying on its face value, one would say that we should not judge a person by merely what little we know of the individual. But an in-depth understanding of the saying reveals a truth of life.
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