Vol 2 ISSUE 41
Sri Ram Samaj imbroglio
Stone pelting marks
farewell day at SSRV
It was a shabbily
celebrated farewell day for
the students of class XII of
Sri Sitaram Vidyalaya Mat.
Hr. School, West
Mambalam, who created
history of indiscipline.
T h e s c h o o l
management earlier
shelved the idea of holding
the farewell for the students
and after the students revolt
it had to bow down to the
pressure of the students. It
was decided to hold the
farewell on March 26.
Every year it is
customary to hold farewell to
the outgoing students and
class XI students and class
XII students would
participate in the farewell.
Last two years the school
management decided to
waive of the collection of
money for the conduct of the
farewell which was
welcomed by all students.
Now this year without
consulting the main
governing body of the trust
the school secretary and the
principal resorted to the
cancellation of the farewell
which provoked the current
set of students. When this
was announced they
smashed the windshield of
the principal's car and the
management repudiated the
same.
Now after feeling once
bitten twice shy they wanted
to satisfy the students by
holding the farewell and
class XI students were not
94th issue March 28,2010
invited for the farewell.
These irked the other
students and at the fag end
of the farewell day
celebrations the students
resorted to stone pelting and
damaging the glass panes
and putting the residents to
untold difficulties.
The school secretary
through the Trust called in
the police to control the
situation. Before the police
arrived the situation came
under control.
It is really a shame that
the students unrest was
prevalent due to indifferent
attitude of the school
management towards
various issues.
A parent of the student
said the management is not
considering any request of
the students and the
indifferent attitude of the
principal and the secretary
of the school provokes them
and they say they are unable
to concentrate on their
studies.
A lot of tall claims on the
part of the school has been
made but results in no
development.
Will good sense prevail
upon the School
Management or the
Governing Body - which
controls the school and run
the school without any
trouble.
- Staff Reporter
West Mambalam Branch
16, Thiruvengadam Street,
West Mambalam, Chennai - 600 003.
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Its truce for the moment
After the repeated expose of the flaws in the byelaw
of the Sri Ram Samaj, the president and his team of office
bearers have called Alpha Times for a discussion
wherein a truce formula has been worked out.
According to the formula we shall temporarily stop
the expose and in turn they would work out the
amendment to the byelaw for the abolition of the trust
board.
As the president of the Samaj and his team had
repeatedly requested Alpha Times not to write further on
this and taking their assurance our team has temporarily
stopped the tirade and its truce now.
However our tirade and expose will continue if the
promises are not kept.
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Bhakthi, Alwars and Saibaba
India is a spiritual land and great saints and realized
souls are born in this country. While every part of India is
unique for its spiritual splendor, South India probably has a
significant special place for several reasons. It has
devotees of Shiva who follow Advaita and proponents of
Dwaita and Vishistadvaita also in south India. South India
produced the founders of these three systems of
philosophy or schools of thought - Sankara, Ramanuja and
Madhwa. We may add that worship of Krishna was also
initiated by Vallabhacharya of South India.
The history of various Saivite saints is described in
Peria Puranam while the lives and works of Vaishnavite
saints are embodied in Divya Prabandham. The saints of
Vaishnavite group are called Alwars. The system of
Vaishnava philosophy had no distinction of sex and caste.
Andal is greatest devotee of Narayana and sang about her
love and marriage to the Lord. Bhakthi and prapatti self
surrender, was her life breath. Similarly, her father
Periaalwar, Satagopa, and others are beacons of light that
took devotees of Narayana to saloka, sameepya, and
sayujya- to his abode, and to the merger with Him.
Among the Alwars, Satagopa is embodiment of
devotion to his guru. He considered his guru as God and
sometimes considered him as greater than god. Madhura
kavi spent all his time with his guru, and recorded the mystic
experiences in melodious poetry. While Rama and
Lakshmana were in the woods as per the command of their
father, Shatrugna the youngest brother of Rama was
devoted to Bharata and through him worshipped Rama.
Similarly, Madhura kavi worshipped his guru surrendering
his ego at the feet of his guru and through the guru he
realized God. He had postulated the efficacy and potency of
acharya Bhakthi by speaking the glory and greatness of
guru and how the acharya, the guru, can redeem the soul of
the devotee from samsara. He wrote eleven verses
describing the grace and compassion of his guru and how
through his blessings he obtained the grace of lord
Narayana. He described in these poems how guru
corrected him from errors and molded him into a true bhakta
leading to liberation.
Seek Baba as Rama, Krishna, Dattatreya, or Jesus.
See Baba in anyone and in anything at your convenience. If
any of the above would seem to limit the magnificence of the
Saint, for any reasons, see Baba as Baba! Top to toe, in and
out. Neither is a need to institutionalize Baba nor radicalize!
Read, write, talk and sing, dwell on the thoughts of the
benevolent fakir and none else, day and night, day after
day! See Baba in hunger and deprivation; see Baba in
wealth and prosperity. See Baba in dirt and clean, in pain
and anger. In captivity and freedom. In Sattwa or Tamas or
beyond. Seek Baba in every attribute until the imagination
exhausts itself. See Baba until you know that you are not
capable of seeing anything else. In that surrender, in the
sweet incapacity, perhaps lies dormant what Baba wanted
to give you! Let the desire and fear vanish. Let the material
die. Let the spirit be known
May we pray to our guru Shri Shirdi Sai Maharaj to
bless his devotees by correcting them and by his grace and
love take us to divinity. As Bhagavad-Gita starts, starting
with great desire for his grace, let us get interested in
realizing Baba completely and finally merge into him. Om
Sai Ram.
Alpha Times
Sri Ramanavami celebrated
with much fan fare
Sri Ramanavami was celebrated with religious fervour
and much fan fare at the Sri Ram Samaj, West Mambalam.
The programmes commenced with a panaka pooja to
Lord Rama followed by Ramsadakshari Homam and Sri
Rama jananam.
beneficial.
education is possible.
Chantng of Rama nama was the highlight of the day.
The usual procession of the deity in a chariot marked
the ending o the programme in the night.
avoided.
Ramayana Competition
Ramayana Inter School Competition on Sarga I,
Slokas 1 to 38, on Sunday - JUly 25. 10 am, at Sri Ahobila
Math Oriental Higher Secondary School, 116, K.R. Koil
Street, West Mambalam. PH: 24893224
Prizes will be awarded separately to boys and girls at
each level - Primary, Middle School, High and Higher
Secondary in Six levels (I) L.K.G. and U.K.G. (2) I to III (3)
IV and V (4) VI to VIII (5) IX and X (6) XI & XII.
Participants should send their names only to the
School, with bonafide certificates from the Heads of the
respective institutions.
Prize distribution will take place on Friday, July 30 at 2 good time ahead for politicians.
p.m. on the day of the Centenary Celebration of Sri T.
Ramaswamy Iyengar, Sanskrit Scholar and Editor of `Sri
Nrsimhapriya’, and Principal (for 42 years), of the Ahobila
Math Sanskrit College, Madurantakam, and the first
president of Sri Ahobila Math Samskrita Vidya Abhivardhini
Sabha, (Registered body) West Mambalam.
Scripts can be had from the School Secretary, West
Mambalam.
Rama Nama Chanting
Under the auspices of Chaithanya Mahaprabhu Nama
Biksha Kendra Chennai, there will be Nama Sankirtan
(chanting of Hare Rama) on Sunday, March 28, from 4.30
pm to 6.00 pm at the residence of Mr.Vasudevan,24,
Dr.Sadasivam Road, New bazaar.T.Nagar. Chennai-17
Mobile: 9841307152
For more details call Ph: 98412 82765, 98412 89522.
All are welcome.
pilgrimage is possible.
all your moves.
week.
March 28, 2010
Stars this week
For the period March 28 to April 03, 2010
Aries [ March 21 to April 20 ]
Relations with co-born may turn sour.
Advancement in profession and wealth gain
are indicated. Avoid bad company. Take care of
parents. Help of a social personality will be
Taurus[ April 21 to May 20 ]
Speculative activity is not safe. Elevation in
vocational life is on cards. Congenial changes
in work environment likely. For students, hard
work is required to qualify. A disruption in
Gemini[ May 21 to June 21 ]
Problems relating to property or child can erupt
all of a sudden and cause mental strain.
Somebody from the opposite sex will prove
beneficial. Health of close relative may cause
worry. Sale, purchase of property must be
Cancer [ June 22 to July 22 ]
A good week for students. Interests in
curricular activities may hamper their
progress. Worries and weakness may persist.
Guard against confrontation to avoid
humiliation. Normal life may be disturbed.
Leo [ July 23 to Aug 22 ]
Some trouble from the authorities or
government departments can irk you. There
will be opportunities to advance career
interest. You can browbeat your opponents. A
Virgo[ Aug 23 to Sept 22 ]
Interest in occult studies may surface now.
Avoid diversions and destructions otherwise
your grading would slip. Prompt medical care
will prevent an aggravation. Minor ailment may
become major.
Libra [Sept 23 to Oct 22 ]
Conjugal comforts will prevail. The week is
favourable for lovebirds. If in media, you may
be attracted towards persons from the
opposite sex. Recognition of your work, award
and honours are foreseen.
Scorpio [Oct 23 to Nov 22 ]
A favourable week to take up new projects and
ventures. Select the date 23 for property
matters and educational activities. Your
intellectual acumen will prove its mettle. A
Sagittarius [ Nov 23 to Dec 22]
Expenses can escalate but income will also be
flowing. A one-man show will be better instead
of taking somebody’s help for any important
work. Co-workers can be difficult and oppose
Capricorn[Dec 23 to Jan 20]
Students will make good progress in the
exams. Avoid arguments, confrontations and
copying and cheating in the examinations.
Family welfare sustains despite all odds.
Dispute at home may make you ill.
Aquarius [ Jan 21 to Feb 19 ]
Addition in landed property, shares stock, etc.
will overshoot income. Your decisions may
meet with resistance in the family. Actors,
politicians, media persons will have a good
Pisces [Feb 20 to March 20 ]
Obstacles and physical strain cannot be
avoided. Matrimonial alliances will be the top
priority. Health of spouse will worry you. Hard
work alone can help the students, as they may
tend to forget the lessons.
- Dr. Anuj Sharma
94449 43293
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Free Computer classes Aruna Sairam to sing at the

Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Gandhi Institute of
Computer Education and Information Technology Centres Sri Ram Samaj next Sunday
in T. Nagar and Mylapore are offering free computer classes
to economically backward unemployed youth The next Its dream come true for the Mambalamvasis especially
batch starts from May 3, according to a press release. for those who living in West Mambalam. Padmasri Aruna
Application forms can be collected and submitted from
the two centres before April 12. The centres are located on
18-22, East Mada Street, Mylapore (between 9 a.m. and 7
p.m.) and 12, Thanikachalam Street, T. Nagar (between 9
a.m. and 3 p.m.)

Sri Ramanavami Music Festival

at Sri Ram Samaj
The Sri Ramanavami Music festival got underway at
the Sri Ram Samaj, West Mambalam from March 25. The
programme was inaugurated by V Sridhar former chariman
and managing director UCO Bank and V Govindarajan, Dy.
vice president . Indusind Bank Ltd., was the guest of
honour.
The inaugural concert was by Sangeetha Kalanidhi T N
Seshagopalan and party.
The programmes for this week are:
March 29 5.00 pm T N S Krishna Vocal, Nagai R Sriram
Violin, B Sivaraman Mridhangam, Hariharasubramaniam
Ghatam
7.00 pm S. Sowmya Vocal, Dr. M Narmadha Violin,
Poongulam S Subramaniam Mridhangam, V Anirudh
Athreya Kanchira
March 30 5.00 pm: Chinmaya Sisters Uma and Radhika
Vocal, Melakkavari Thiagarajan Violin, Madippakkam
Suresh, Mridhangam Nanganallur S Swaminathan Sairam. will be enthralling the Mambalamwasis on Sunday
Ghatam. 7.00 pm Vijaya Siva Vocal. R K Sriramkumar April 4 at 7.00 pm at the Ayodhya Mandapam as a part of the
Violin, Neyveli Narayanan Mridhangam, V Suresh Ghatam. ongoing Sri Ramanavami Celebrations.
March 31 5.00 pm Smitha Madhav Vocal, Mumbai V Aruna Sairam was born in Bombay into a family with a
Ananth Violin, Nellai A Balaji Mridhangam, Nergunam S deep love for music. Her mother, the singer Smt.
Sankar Kanchira. Rajalakshmi Sethuraman, was her first teacher in the art of
7.00 pm A Kanyakumari and Embaar S Kannan Violin duet, Carnatic music. It was in this propitious atmosphere, which
Badri Sathishkumar Mridhangam, B S Purushothaman was fundamental to the development of her art, that Aruna
Kanchira. Sairam met Sangita Kalanidhi Smt. T. Brinda, who taught
April 1 5.00 pm K Dharini Vocal, Parur M S her for the next several years, training her in the style of her
Ananthakrishnan Violin, S R Ethirajan Mridhangam, G
Hariharasarma Kanchira.
own mentor, the great Veena
Dhanammal, one of the most
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7.00 pm O S. Thiagarajan Vocal, Mysore V Srikanth Violin, outstanding figures in
K V Prasath Mridhangam, Vaikkom Gopalakrishnan Carnatic music, still today a
Ghatam. source of profound
April 2 5.00 pm Rithvikraja Vocal, B Ananthakrishnan inspiration for Southern
Voilin, S J Arjun Ganesh Mridhangam, Chandrasekara India’s leading musicians.
Sarma Ghatam. Drawing on her long
7.00 pm: Priya Sisters Shanmughapriya and Haripriya concert career and a number
Vocal. M A Krishnaswami Voilin, Badri Sathishkumar of significant encounters
Mridhangam, B Shreesundar Kumar Kanchira. with other great musicians,
April 3 4.30 pm Ragam Sisters V Sivaranjini, V Aruna Sairam is known for
Nalinakanthi Vocal, Srilakshmi Venkatramani Violin her own style. Aruna’s voice
Thanjavur Subramanian Mridhangam, G Ravichandran is a beautiful blend of
Ghatam. 6.30 pm Nithyasri Mahadevan Vocal, M A resonance and range. It has
Krishnaswami Voilin, I Sivakumar Mridhangam, Tiruchi K an unusual timbre which
Murali Ghatam. gives it a special quality. She
All are welcome. has created a large audience
for Carnatic Music among
the European listeners
Drawing competition through her concerts. She
also has the distinction of
On the occasion of Silver Jubilee year celebration of performing Carnatic Music in
Sri Sanjeevaraya Charitable Trust and also to inculcate a dialogue with internationally
spirit of spiritualism among children the trust is conducting renowned artists of
drawing competition on April 2 from 10 to 11 am. at the European and African
Ethiraja Kalyana Nilayam, 87, T.T.K. Road, Alwarpet, countries. The deep
Chennai. emotional impact of Aruna’s
Two age groups i.e., below 10 year and the other 10 to music intensely moves her
15 years are eligible to participate. Spot registrations only listeners and has deservedly
between .00 am and 10 . am on April 2. The participants made her the favourite of
must bring school ID, penci; rubber and pad.Prize pundits and the public alike.
distribution will be on June 5 during Hanuman jayanthi Aruna is an A-grade
celebrations artiste of the All India Radio.
For more details call 2471 2231 or 9898 17373. .Her panache for innovation
has brought her accolades
Road tax collection as a trail blazer in Carnatic
Music.
In this concert Aruna
began on Mach 26 Sairam will be accompanied
by H N Baskar on the Violin,
The collection of road tax for the year 2010-11 began B Ganapathyraman on the
from March 26 and the last day to pay the tax without fine is Mridhangam and Dr. S
April 10, an official release said. Karthik on the Ghatam
This year 3 counters are opened at the RTO West KK Listeners don't miss this
Nagar to collect the tax. opportunity to be with Aruna
The vehicle owners should bring Registration Sairam at the Ayodhya
Certificate book, Insurance certificate and Emission Under Mandapam on Sundy April 4,
Control certificate. The counters will not function on 7.30 pm.
Sundays and Government holidays.
The RTO stated that those wwho have tax arrears
should contact the RTO office ( West ) in K K Nagar
For more information on tax collections call K
Sathyakumar - Vani Mahal - 94430 55345.
C Raghu 94435 26547, K Murugan 90439 17899 V
Arunachalam 94441 10540 at the RTO West counters.
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Colour and crafts riot at Licences mandatory for club restaurants

T h e C h e n n a i
North East Trade Expo.' Corporation is issuing
notices to 63 clubs asking
The ‘North East Trade Expo,' being organised by the them to apply for licences for
Ministry for Development of North Eastern Region in their restaurants. The clubs
association with the North Eastern Handicraft and have contended that since
Handloom Development Corporation got under way at only members are allowed
Kamaraj Arangam here on Friday. It was inaugurated by they cannot be construed as
T.K. Rajendran, Additional Director General of Police public places and do not
(Administration). come under the ambit of the
c i v i c b o d y, a s e n i o r
Corporation official said.
The official said that
according to Section 279 of
the Chennai City Municipal
Corporation Act any place
where members of the
February 21, 2010
public are admitted for
consumption of food or drink
or any place where food is
sold or prepared for sale
should have a licence.
“The restaurants in
clubs will now be treated as
eating houses — the same
class as restaurants — and
an annual licence fee
collected accordingly. Time
would be granted to the
clubs to apply for licences.
Similar rules could apply to
bars,” the official said.
Assistant Health Officers of
the Corporation's Health
Department are in the
process of inspecting the
clubs.
Among other things,
they are checking whether
proper hygiene is
maintained in the kitchens
and if those working in
eateries have food-handler
licences that are issued by
the civic body. Restaurants
pay an annual licence fee of
Rs.6,000 and those serving
meals and coffee have to
pay 50 per cent more.
K. Gajendran

R. Karthikeyan, 99411 16677

4269 7393

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Furniture sets for the indoors made from cane and
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TV series based on Thirukkural that is applicable to the
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ever animated TV series based on ancient Tamil literary statement further said.
masterpiece Thirukkural from April 5, 2010. Each story of ‘Ek Tha
The series, developed as animal fables by Accel Jungle’ establishes a
Animation Studios, Chennai, is titled ‘Ek Tha Jungle’ and ‘Kural’ (couplet) from
showcases couplets from Thirukkural - one of the most Thirukkural told through
important and celebrated works in Tamil literature written by animal characters in a
noted Tamil poet Sri Thiruvalluvar, a statement issued by visually appealing,
the channel said. entertaining way, it added.
Each episode has a universal theme and lessons of life
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Entertainment

"Kacheri Aarambam " is a BUYING

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proposed to Madhi.
Jeeva plans to handle the
situation in a novel (!) way.
He joins Sivamani's gang,
wins his trust and then tries
to tactically dismantle him
from his position. The
director wants us to believe
that he plays the game
smartly but the fact is that the
whole drama looks immature
and idiotic.
Expectedly, once Jeeva's
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Nisha Kothari returns to Tamil cinema in a bold and new avatar in an item song, which
is good.
Thiraivannan proves that he could make a commercial entertainer which doesn't
bother to test anybody's brain. It'd help him if he creates meaningful stories and better
scenes.
Music director D.Imman has given a couple of peppy numbers with "Vaada Vaada,"
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