Neighbourhood newspaper for Mylapore
Around this date last month, the Panguni Brahmotsavam was nearing its end at Venkatesa Perumal temple on Mari Chetty Street. While the first half of the utsavam had seen street …
Read More
A government-registered not-for-profit trust, Samarpana, based at Abiramapuram, is raising funds to help ease the bottlenecks in oxygen supply. It is doing this with the help of the Dean and …
Read MoreHOPE Story by Vibha Krishnakumar She lost everything in the past week – her parents, her house, her dog, her books and everything she cared for due to the tsunami. …
Read More
500 free food packets are distributed by a group of Mylaporeans from a base in Mathala Narayanan Street everyday around 10 a.m. This to feed the poor and homeless during …
Read More
V. Varadan born on 21.01.1926 at Kancheepuram passed away on May 6 at his residence in Mandaveli at the age of 95. He was a very senior citizen in the …
Read MoreCrossword By Vedant Vinod By Vedant Vinod who now resides at Abhiramapuram 3rd Street, Mylapore
Read More
The strict lockdown since Monday is definitely impacting the vaccine work at GCC-run clinics in our area. Since Monday, some one dozen people alone came by to the clinics to …
Read MoreQuarantine By R. Priyamvatha Writing my board exams were kind of boring, Relaxation and holidays was what I was wishing. One fine day a miracle happened, The whole world was …
Read More
This is the time for transfers of priests manning parishes in the Madras-Mylapore diocese of the Roman Catholic Church. So there have been some goodbyes and welcomes this past week, …
Read More
It was only on Friday (May 7) that the temple had performed an atonement ceremony ( Laghu Prayaschitham) for not conducting last year’s Brahmotsavam. While there were restrictions on street …
Read More
Charity begets charity. This group of residents of the city which has engaged the services of a veteran Mylapore caterer to cook and supply meals to families affected by the …
Read More
With Board exams postponed in light of the second wave of the pandemic, a group of 10 students decided to channel the extra time on their hands into creating a …
Read More