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Around the City

Power shutdown

CHENNAI: Power supply will be suspended on October 31 at Muthialpet, JJ Nagar West, Koyambedu, Dasarathapuram, Velachery, Guindy, Ambattur and Vallalar Nagar between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. for maintenance work. Supply will be resumed before 5 p.m. if the work is completed.

The Tamil Nadu Electricity Board has announced that their computerised call centre may be reached at 155333. Or call 28524422/ 28521109.

Management techniques

As part of their monthly activities in bringing Japanese management techniques to the doorsteps of the Indian industries, ABK AOTS Dosokai, Tamil Nadu Centre, has organised a one-day training programme, `Lean Manufacturing Process' on November 4. Call 23740318 for further details.

Workshop

A workshop on `Improving English Skills' was organised by The Stenographers' Guild and the Institute for Languages and Skills recently. Around 100 teachers from the city schools and colleges participated.

Aptitude tests

Sriram Law Academy, a training institute for Law aspirants will conduct aptitude tests for interested students of Classes X, XI and XII. A free booklet on courses available in law, universities offering them and career opportunities will be distributed to students. For further details, call 98400 97395 or 99401 62495 or visit www.

lawentrancecoaching.com.

Rotary gift

Members of the Rotary Club of Madras Fort gifted cardiac care equipment, worth Rs.8.62 lakh to B.P. Jain Hospital to strengthen the ICCU and surgical facility, in a function held at Pammal recently. Rotarian Mohan P. George, assistant governor (region 4), Rotary International District 3230 lauded the efforts of the club and handed over the equipment.

Inaugural offer

As an inaugural offer at GKB Opticals Anna Nagar branch (near Roundtanna), and GKB Opticals Mylapore (RK Salai), free digital eye testing will be available till November 4.

Woman dies of burns

A 33-year-old woman died in the Kilpauk Medical College hospital on Sunday after she suffered severe burns. Police said the victim Mangayarkarasi, residing in Bajanai Koil Street was a security staffer in a city shopping mall.

Her husband Murugan (36) was also working as a security guard in a private company. It is reported that frequent domestic problems between the couple resulted in Murugan setting his wife on fire. Soolaimedu police have registered a case, and are investigating.

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