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Neighbourhood Weekly Newspaper

Covering Porur, Valasaravakkam, Virugambakkam, Saligramam & Vadapalani areas

Date of Publication : Every Saturday

Postal Registration No.TN/CC(S) Dn/28/15-17

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It is an incredible feat and great moment to learn that Ram

Arvindh, Son of Rajendran and Sivagami, notable journalists,

Valasai Times, Valasaravakkam, has been selected for

Under-14 years category in Cricket to represent Tamilnadu State

by the TN Cricket Association . Ram Aravindh, aged 14 years

is studying in the 9th STD in AVM Rajeswari Matriculation

Higher Secondary School, Virugambakkam. He is being trained

by illustrious AVM Cricket Academy, which has shaped him as

a great player. He is very ebullient, disciplined, stylish batsman, bringing a lot of laurels to

his team. Last year he was selected to represent Tiruvallur District Under 14 years.

I am extremely happy and proud to note that I am undoubtedly certain that he'll be

considered for selection for Ranji Trophy as well and thereby to Indian Team, consideringhis impeccable performances. I whole heartedly wish him all stupendous success for a

great future.

- S Ganapathy

Kudos to Ram Arvindh!


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33333VALASAI TIMES Jan 10 - 16, 2015Free Two-Day

Training Course on

Pranahuti Aided

Meditation

A free two-day training

programme on Pranahuti Aided

Meditationwill be conducted by

Institute of Sri Ramchandra

Consciousness at Valasaravakkam, Chennai. Course will be

held on 17-Jan-2015 (Saturday)

and 18-Jan-2015 (Sunday)

between 9:00AM 6:00 PM.

Venue: No:42, Rajagopalan

Street, Sridevi Karumariamman

Nagar, Valasaravakkam,

Chennai 87.

The key topics scheduled to

be covered in the training

programme include Way of

Living, Meditation Practices,

Concentration and Control of

Mind, Pranahuti and Stages of

Spiritual Progress. The

programme includes 4 practicalsessions of Meditation. The

Institute will conduct the

programme in Englishat free of

cost.

Only 15 people between the

age group of 18 and 58 will be

allowed to participate. For

registration please contact Ph:

42067603, 99400 90838

www.sriramchandra.org

Several significant public healthcrises had happened in India and

around the world. On examination and

investigation, it is apparent that these

were all man-made disasters. In view

of continued neglect, lack of focus on

prevention and insufficient investments

in health or improper assessments of

diseases or study their root causes, the

social determinants of health. The

Ebola crises in West Africa is a fit case

for study where over 7000 people had

died in view of neglect of health systems, infrastructure funding,

trained human resources and little commitment of education.

Eventhough vaccines were developed in U.S.A to fight the disease,

it seemed too little, too late.

India marches towards global leadership in many diseases

like malaria, dengue,diabetes, heart related ailments etc. confront

us. Thousands of people are deprived of adequate H.I.V drugsand the situation is alarming. The T.B crises also followed up

with over 1 Lakh cases. T.B is the countrys time bomb. The

recent happening is the sterilization tragedy in Chhattisgarh, over

10 in the 83 women who underwent sterilization surgeries died

while many others were hospitalized critically. The revelation is

the nasty nexus between government officials and petty pharma

manufacturers, the antibiotics were suspected to be containing

rat poison. The culprits were easily let off without adequate

punishments for their culpable homicide. That is the fate of the

callous government. Broadly speaking, the quality of health

services in rural and urban India in private or public sectors are

abysmal, millions of people suffer to access health services. 60%

of people in the country suffer much to access in the private

sector (many from quacks) atexorbitant costs and are being

targeted for over-exploitation with inappropriate tests and mostof the pharmacies sell medicines like antibiotics over the counter

and hardly there is government control over it. Another bad news

is that the central government could cut health spending around

20% this year drastically. This is a terrible blow since the

government spending on health is the lowest onein the world.

Without putting sufficient investments in health and health systems,

no government can see all round real development growth and

human well-being. The dire need is to invest in preventive and

primary health care, sanitation, waste management and health

education.

The fundamental is to control diseases, sufficient nutrition,

safe habitation, safety and reduced conflicts etc. All of these are

inter-linked with social and economic policies of the government.

Overall, it is apparent and imperative how to integrate all the links

for making effective health care systems to provide maximumprotection to the people. The government has to seriously think

over opening more hospitals and clinics in the public sector for

giving affordable medical care and treatments at a lesser cost.

Already, the poor people are worst affected lot that they could not

afford taking medical treatments in the private hospitals where

cost is very high. AchheDin will become an empty slogan unless

the government takes earnest, effective and immediate steps to

extend viable health care systems to its citizenry for providing

orderly well-being in the society and to lead a disease free life.

In its latest thinking of the government, it is an appreciable

and abold step to pronounce that the central government in its

key proposal to the draft National Health Policy 2015 has mooted

health as a fundamental right and its denial an offence. The

proposals are enacting a National Health Rights Act, raising public

expenditure to 2.5% of GDP, Rupees 3800 per capita thus ensuring

free universal access to free drugs, diagnostics to government

hospital, exploring creation of a health cess on the model of

education cess. These above features, if implemented, are good

for the country and all states should enact Acts in their respective

states without any reservations in protecting the public well-being.

Public health is most precious -

Do not reduce investments in health

and health systems?

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Coloring and Rhymes

competitions, UKG - Date: Sun

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44444VALASAI TIMES Jan 10 - 16, 2015This is the 31st year of their

continuing service for the

underprivileged. The Rotary

Club President Rtn. Girija

Raghavan, Health Community

serviced secretary Rtn

Chandrasekar, Rtn Sethu Raman

and Paadhais Secretary Mr.

Amal provided 31 power

glasses free of cost for the

people and also approved of

Cataract surgeries for 5

beneficiaries who attended the

camp.

Dr. Shivakumar and his team

from Sight care Foundation

conducted the screening at

Paadhai for 140 adults and chil-

dren.

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Regional Meting of Lions Club International

Ln. Subramanian welcoming all!Regional Meeting of Lions Club Intertional will be held on Sunday,

18th January 2015 at Hotel Savera, Dr.Radhakrishnan Road, Mylapore.

Fellowship at 9.30am, Banner Presentation will be at 9.45am, Meeting will

be on 11 am and Lunch will be provided at 1pm.

Ln.M.Subramanian, Region Chairperson inviting all to grace the

occasion. Ln.D.Thulasingam,District Governor, will be the chief guest.

Ln.Er.Dhanapalan, Kanavugal Meippada -Thematic address-Chairman,

Centenary Celebration, will be the guest of honour. Mrs.L.Kanchana,District Educational Officer will be the Lifetime Achievement Awardee.

Ln.P.Elangovan, Imm.Past District Governor / Council Chairman, felicitating

the occasion. Meet Secreteries Ln.Gunasekaran, Ln.A.R.Dillibabu,

Ln.M.D.Nandakumar and Meet Advisors and Meet Co-ordinators and lot

of other lion dignatories will be attended.

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Free Eye Camp titled Joy of

Sight on 3rd January 2015.

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Hearty Congratulations to Ram ArvindhI am extremely happy and proud to

note that Ram Arvindh is being trained

by our illustrious AVM Cricket

Academy, Saligramam and being

shaped to such a great height as a

flamboyant batsman. He has got many

laurels for his team as a captain and

representing Tiruvallur District Cricket

Association. No doubt, I am sure that

by dint of his hardwork he will beselected for Ranji Trophy and eclipse

to Indian team as well. My encomiums

to him and I heartily wish him good luck for a great future.

MK IqbalDirector, AVM Cricket Academy, and all Coaches, Virugambakkam


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Shriram Ilakkiya Kazhagam invites

nominations for the ARAM Award

Shriram Ilakkiya Kazhagam, the Literary wing of Shriram Group,

one of Indias premier financial service providers, has called for

nominations to its prestigious ARAM Award.

Every year, the Shriram Ilakkiya Kazhagam bestows the

prestigious ARAM Award on an outstanding personality who has

dedicated his life to the societyand is an embodiment of the tenets of

Thirukkural.

The Award carries a cash prize of Rs. 1 lakh and a Citation, which

will be presented to the Recipient at a grand function. Nominations for

this Award can be made by anyone who is very familiar with his/her

suggested nominees.

A 3-member Advisory Committee of Shriram Ilakkiya Kazhagam

will identify the appropriate person for the Award.Dr. Avvai Natarajan,

Former Vice-Chancellor, heads the Committee. The other two membersare Thiru. G. Ranga Rao, I.A.S. (Retd.)and Thiru A.M. Swaminathan,

I.A.S. (Retd.).Thiru. R. Kannan,Director, Shriram Group is the

Convener.

The decisive factor for nomination will be that the person leads

his life in the spirit and tenets of Thirukkural, which can be emulated

by others. The Persons contributions to the society should have

brought a remarkable change in the social life.

The Nominee should have made an exemplary contribution for

the social upliftment The Nominee may be an individual or founder

of a philanthropic/non-governmental organizationThe Nominee need

not be a Tamilian, nor even be domiciled in Tamil Nadu. However, the

Nominee should necessarily be an Indian, presently living in India

Age no bar No individual can nominate himself / herself for this

Award. A person familiar with the nominees way of life may nominate

him / her for the award

Past Recipients of the ARAM Award :Prof. Dr. G. Venkataswamy,

Founder, Arvind Eye Hospitals; Mr. M.P. Vasimalai, Founder, Dhan

Foundation, Madurai; Dr. R. Kousalya Devi,Managing Trustee of

Gandhigram Rural Trust; Mr. R. Elango, Managing Trustee of Trust

for Village Self Governance, Kuthambakkam; Mrs. Vandana Gopikumar

& Mrs. Vaishnavi Jayakumar, Founders, Banyan Foundation,

Chennai; Dr. Ramaswamy Sakthivadivel, Water Resources Engineer,

Chennai; and Dr. K.V. Thiruvengadam, Professor of Medicine, were

the recipients of the Aram award in the past.

Contact Details : Those who wish to recommend a person for the

ARAM Award can send details about the nominee and his / her

contributions to the society in not more than 2 pages to Shriram

Ilakkiya Kazhagam, #145, Santhome High Road, Mylapore, Chennai

600 004. The last date for Receipt of Nominations: 15thFeb. 2015.

Contamination and Conservation

with attracting slides.

Mr.S.Saravanan Senior EO of

WWF-India showed how the

students can be involved with

enviro activities. He interacted

with the teachers on their every

day activities. He explained how

a school can respond for Enviro

camps , vermi compost , Herbal

Garden , RWH and the wind

Energy sources with the photo

slides where students role has

been highlighted.

The one day training ended

with Vote of Thanks and National

Anthem at 4PM.The participantsinteraction and the response was

interesting, amazing and every

resource person is being invited

by most of the participants to

have interact tion with their

children in their school

campus.An exhibition on Herbal

medicine was also

conducted.Many saplings were

displayed for identification.

Mr.Anto, Managing trustee,

Change Trust participated.

Environmental booklets and

Drawing materials were also given

to all teacher participants.

Teachers Training programme for Thiruvallur District CHANGE Trust and the

Thiruvallur district National

Green Corps (NGC) jointly

conducted a one day teachers

training programme for NGC / Eco

club teacher coordinators under

the guidance and instructions of

Dept. of Environment, Govt of

Tamilnadu on 7th January 2015

at Shri Saraswathy College of

Education,Station Road,Ponneri,

from 9 am to 4 pm as per the

programme schedule enclosed.

As per the instructions and

circular by the CEO, Thiruvallur

and DEEO 197 teacher

coordinators of Ponneri

Educational districts from Govt,

Aided and other schools & Eco

Clubs from Minjur,

Gummidipoondi and Sholavaram

Panchayath unions participated

in this programme focussing the

Environmental issues and

solutions. Experts andEnvironmentalists deputed by the

Dept. of Environment discussed

on various issues on environment

and stressed the role of teacher

coordinators in schools and

society.

Mrs Rajini Principal of the

college inaugurated the training

in the presence of

Mr.G.Thangaraj, Dist.NGC

coordinator, G.Alagarasan,

Change Trust and

Mr.Gunasekaran Dist Eco Club

Coordinator. Earlier

Mr.Karunakaran, Dist.

Coordinator, NGC, Ponneri

Educational Dist. welcomed theguests and gathering.

The Dist. Coordinator

explained the schools to conduct

various enviro activities to make

their campus more green and

applauded the schools .

Mr.Vincent George a resource

person from m/s Ishta

Foundation listed out the various

hazards the society faces on E-

waste.The best and simple ways

to reuse the E-waste has been

detailed. He attracted the

teachers how the schools and

teachers can make use of the

Electronic wastes surrounded in

our campus with a video. He

demonstrated the simple models

created from E-waste using the

repaired computer.

After the Tea Break in the

second session,a senior Doctor

from Rumi Herbals Dr.Ashokan,

demonstrated the various herbals

available in our country and their

uses directly and indirectly. He

also state that our ancestors lived

for a longer period only due to

the locally available herbs and

species. It is our responsibility

and duty to safeguard the

traditional values and uses of

those herbs.

Mr.L.Durai ,State Coordinator,

NGC, Dept of Environment gave

a detailed notes to teachers and

tips to update the NGC activities

in their schools. He also reviewed

the schools and their activities

carried out during this academic

year. He demonstrated Yogas

importance. During the next

session Mr.S.Subramani, a

microbiologist Eurekha Forbes

explained the Water


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