Chennai is known for being conservative and traditional with a rich heritage and has so much which can be earmarked as being unique to this city. Three women who are hard core Chennaites at heart realised that this city does not have products that can be souvenirs for visitors to take back as memories of this place and also for the people of Chennai to cherish and possess.
Drive to be on her own, time on hand and the interest to pursue something constructive induced Jansi Rani a home maker to get into the catering industry. Seven years later, she is well established and as passionate as she was when she began to give quality home made food to corporate employees.
'The Banyan’ always gives the feeling of vastness, expanse and shelter. True to its name, ‘The Banyan’ an organization established in Chennai is taking care of the mentally challenged and homeless, providing shelter and rehabilitating them to follow a purpose in life.
Chennai is witnessing a lot of interesting events being presented on the stage with innovative ideas being developed and one such performance was a ‘Whistling’ show wherein the art of whistling was showcased in a very unique and wonderful manner.
Eureka Children’s Festival was conducted by AID India, a voluntary organisation on the 3rd and 4th of February, 2007 at Chennai. 100 children from villages and slums came to Chennai for this fun event.
Chennai is known for being conservative and traditional with a rich heritage and has so much which can be earmarked as being unique to this city. Three women who are hard core Chennaites at heart realised that this city does not have products that can be souvenirs for visitors to take back as memories of this place and also for the people of Chennai to cherish and possess. 
Drive to be on her own, time on hand and the interest to pursue something constructive induced Jansi Rani a home maker to get into the catering industry. Seven years later, she is well established and as passionate as she was when she began to give quality home made food to corporate employees. 
'The Banyan’ always gives the feeling of vastness, expanse and shelter. True to its name, ‘The Banyan’ an organization established in Chennai is taking care of the mentally challenged and homeless, providing shelter and rehabilitating them to follow a purpose in life. 
Chennai is witnessing a lot of interesting events being presented on the stage with innovative ideas being developed and one such performance was a ‘Whistling’ show wherein the art of whistling was showcased in a very unique and wonderful manner.
Eureka Children’s Festival was conducted by AID India, a voluntary organisation on the 3rd and 4th of February, 2007 at Chennai. 100 children from villages and slums came to Chennai for this fun event.