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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette © [Regd. No. TN/CCN/467/2009-11. GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU [R. Dis. No. 197/2009. 2011 [Price: Rs. 26.40 Paise. TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 36] CHENNAI, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2011 Purattasi 4, Thiruvalluvar Aandu–2042 Part VI—Section 4 Advertisements by private individuals and private institutions CONTENTS PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS Pages Change of Names .. 2089-2153 Notice .. Nil NOTICE NO LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY IS ACCEPTED FOR THE PUBLICATION OF ADVERTISEMENTS REGARDING CHANGE OF NAME IN THE TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. PERSONS NOTIFYING THE CHANGES WILL REMAIN SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE LEGAL CONSEQUENCES AND ALSO FOR ANY OTHER MISREPRESENTATION, ETC. (By Order) Director of Stationery and Printing. CHANGE OF NAMES I, L. Nalini, wife of Thiru G. Jeyaprakash, born on I, Lila Devi Mangilal, wife of Thiru Mangilal Jain, born on 10th March 1966 (native district: Tiruchirappalli), residing at 11th April 1955 (native district: Jalore-Rajasthan), residing No. 18, Doctors Quarters, Srimuthukumaran Medical at No. 68, Hunters Road, Surbhi Apartment, 2nd Floor, ‘C’ College, Chikkarayapuram, Mangad, Chennai-600 069, shall Block, Choolai, Chennai-600 112, shall henceforth be known henceforth be known as NALINI JEYAPRAKASH. as LILA DEVI. L. NALINI. LILA DEVI MANGILAL. Chennai, 12th September 2011. Chennai, 12th September 2011. I, S. Jaya, wife of Thiru D. Megandrakumar, born on 1st April 1976 (native district: Thiruvannamalai), residing at I, Ritesh Kumar, M. Jain, son of Thiru Mangilal Jain, born Old No. 269, New No. 3-585, Thalari Street, on 9th October 1978 (native district: Chennai), residing at Killsathamangalam Colony, Vandavasi Taluk, No. 68, Hunters Road, Surbhi Apartment, 2nd Floor, Thiruvannamalai-604 408, shall henceforth be known ‘C’ Block, Choolai, Chennai-600 112, shall henceforth be as M. JAYALAKSHMI. known as RITESH NAAD SOLANKI. S. JAYA. RITESH KUMAR. M. JAIN. Vandavasi, 12th September 2011. Chennai, 12th September 2011. I, S. Preetha, wife of Thiru S. Balachandhiran, born on I, Margaret Babina, wife of Thiru V. Babu, born on 3rd September 1984 (native district: Coimbatore), residing 9th October 1983 (native district: Kancheepuram), residing at Old No. 92/4, New No. 49, College Nagar, Peelamedu, at No. 1/62, Mariyamman Koil Street, Pozhichalur, Chennai- Coimbatore-641 004, shall henceforth be known 600 074, shall henceforth be known as V. BABINA. as C.S. PREETHHA. MARGARET BABINA. S. PREETHA. Coimbatore, 12th September 2011. Chennai, 12th September 2011. [2089 ] D.T.P.—VI-4 (36)—1 2090 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part VI—Sec. 4 I, A. Ferozkhan, son of Thiru Amanullah, born I, S. Ganabhooshan Rao, son of Thiru on 28th March 1990 (native district: Thanjavur), residing at V.C. Suryanarayanarao, born on 20th August 1990 (native No. 301, Jawahar Road, Arasarkulam Post, Aranthangi district: Chennai), residing at No. 358, Nethaji Street, Taluk, Pudukkottai-614 801, shall henceforth be known Gnanamoorthy Nagar, Ambattur, Chennai-600 053, shall as FEROSKHAN. henceforth be known as S. GANABHUSHAN RAO. A. FEROZKHAN. S. GANABHOOSHAN RAO. Aranthangi, 12th September 2011. Chennai, 12th September 2011. I, M. Dinesh Kumar, son of Thiru A.P. Megganatan, born I, D. Subha, wife of Thiru Dharmarajah, born on on 29th April 1990 (native district: Thiruvannamalai), residing 20th May 1973 (native district: Tiruvallur), residing at at No. 2/147, North Street, Mandakolathur Post, Polur Taluk, No. 7/711, West Mugappair, Chennai-600 037, shall Thiruvannamalai-606 904, shall henceforth be known henceforth be known as D. SUBHASHINI. as M. THINESSKUMAAR. D. SUBHA. M. DINESH KUMAR. Chennai, 12th September 2011. Mandakolathur, 12th September 2011. I, R. Elangovan, son of Thiru P. Rajagopal, born on My son, D. Karthickeyan, born on 27th November 2007 1st June 1969 (native district: Vellore), residing at Old No. (native district: Chennai), residing at Old No. 74B, 1/128, New No. 189, Mariyamman Koil Street, Govinda New No. 287/1, Gujji Main Street, Anna Nagar East, Cheri Kuppam and Post, Walaja Taluk, Vellore-632 505, Chennai-600 102, shall henceforth be known as shall henceforth be known as P.R. ELANGOVAN. U.D. VIJAYAKARTHIGEYAN. R. ELANGOVAN. R.P. DHAIYAALAN. Vellore, 12th September 2011. Chennai, 12th September 2011. (Father.) My son, D. Sathish Kumar, born on 23rd May 1997 My daughter, D. U. Harini, born on 3rd September 2005 (native district: Chennai), residing at No. 15, (native district: Chennai), residing at Old No. 74B, Sachidhanatham Street, Kosapet, Chennai-600 012, shall New No. 287/1, Gujji Main Street, Anna Nagar East, Chennai- henceforth be known as P. SATHISHKUMAR. 600 102, shall henceforth be known as D JAYAHARINI. G. ðöQ. R.P. DHAIYAALAN. Chennai, 12th September 2011. (Father.) Chennai, 12th September 2011. (Father.) I, P. Easwaramoorthy, son of Thiru K. Palanisamy, born I, S. Noornishabegam, wife of Thiru A. Sadhicali, born on 21st May 1964 (native district: Karur), residing at on 2nd June 1979 (native district: Cuddalore), residing at No. 5/140, Karunalivalasu, Kudalore West, Karur-639 206, No. 16A, Doctor Lookas Street, Vridhachalam Cuddalore- shall henceforth be known as PL EASWARAMOORTHY. 606 001, shall henceforth be known as S. MOORNISHA. P. EASWARAMOORTHY. S. ˘Gû£«ðè‹. Karur, 12th September 2011. Cuddalore, 12th September 2011. I, S. Murugiah Pandi, son of Thiru Shunmugaiah Thevar, My son, Asikulazeez, born on 5th September 2006 (native born on 9th May 1964 (native district: Tirunelveli), residing district: Cuddalore), residing at No. 16A, Doctor Lookas at Old No. 1-24B, New No. 1/36, South Street, Kavalakurichy, Street, Vridhachalam Cuddalore-606 001, shall henceforth Alangulam Taluk, Tirunelveli-627 854, shall henceforth be be known as S THARIKAGIS. known as S. MURUGIAH. A. ê£F‚ÜL. S. º¼¬èò£ 𣇮. Cuddalore, 12th September 2011. (Father.) Kavalakurichy, 12th September 2011. My son, Sakir Basha, born on 28th March 2000 (native I, My Adopted son, Tharmenthiran, Biologigal son of district: Tiruchirappalli), residing at Old No. 39, New No. 68, Thiru K. Govindan, born on 21st February 1978 (native Chinna Chetty Kulam Street, Thuvarankurichi, Manaparai district: Ramanathapuram), residing at No. 913, South Car Taluk, Tiruchirappalli-621 314, shall henceforth be Street, Velipattinam, Ramanathapuram-623 504, shall known as I. JAFAR ALI. henceforth be known as P THARMENTHIRAN. M. ÞŠó£‹û£. K. ªð£¡Â„ê£I. Tiruchirappalli, 12th September 2011. (Father.) Ramanathapuram, 12th September 2011. (Adopted Father.) My daughter, I. Sabikka Begum, born on 11th August My son, A. Addepalli Siva Naga Sai Mounik, born on 2002 (native district: Tiruchirappalli), residing at Old No. 39, 20th August 2001 (native district: Krishna-Andhra Pradesh), New No. 68, Chinna Chetty Kulam Street, Thuvarankurichi, residing at No. 733, Mettu Theru, Perambalur-621 212, Manaparai Taluk, Tiruchirappalli-621 314, shall henceforth shall henceforth be known as A. SAI MOUNIK. be known as I. SOUFIKKA BANU. ADDEPALLI NAGA KUMAR. M. ÞŠó£‹û£. Perambalur, 12th September 2011. (Father.) Tiruchirappalli, 12th September 2011. (Father.) I, M.K. Mohamed Abdul Latheef, son of Thiru I, S. Sasikala, wife of Thiru V.C. Suryanarayanarao, born M.K. Moidu, born on 10th November 1957 (native on 2nd May 1970 (native district: Vellore), residing at district: Palakkad-Kerala), residing at Old No. 16/191B, No. 358, Nethaji Street, Gnanamoorthy Nagar, New No. 16/259, Ayyappan Kovil Street, Madukkarai, Ambattur, Chennai-600 053, shall henceforth be known Coimbatore-641 105, shall henceforth be known as S. SASIKALABAI. as M.K. MOHAMMED ABDUL LATHEEF. S. SASIKALA. M.K. MOHAMED ABDUL LATHEEF. Chennai, 12th September 2011. Madukkarai, 12th September 2011. Sep. 21, 2011] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 2091 I, N. Varakini, wife of Thiru K.R. Ananthun, born on I, A. Saravanan, son of Thiru S. Annamalai, born on 22nd July 1974 (native district: Coimbatore), residing at Old 21st June 1978 (native district: Thanjavur), residing at No. 19, New No. 44, 3rd Cross Road, Ramalinga Nagar, No. 3/12, Melasitharkadu, Mariamman Kovil Post, K.K. Pudur, Sai Baba Colony, Coimbatore-641 038, shall Kadakadapai, Thanjavur-613 501, shall henceforth be known henceforth be known as A. VARAGHINIDEVI. as S.A. SARAVANAN. N. VARAKINI. A. SARAVANAN. Coimbatore, 12th September 2011. Thanjavur, 12th September 2011. I, T. Priyanga, daughter of Thiru Thiruvalluvar, born on My adopted son, G. Ananth, Biological son of Thiru 19th March 1991 (native district: Thanjavur), residing at R. Ganesan, born on 7th April 1996 (native district: Cuddalore), No. 64/12, K.S.R. Complex, Sakthi Nagar, Perundurai, Erode- residing at No. 58, A-Type-I, Block 5, Neyveli Township, 638 052, shall henceforth be known as T. PERSIS. Kurinjipadi Taluk, Cuddalore-607 801, shall henceforth be known T. PRIYANGA. as M. ANANTH. Erode, 12th September 2011. P. MUTHUKANNAN. I, S. Kadarkarai, son of Thiru Subbaiah, born on Neyveli Township, 12th September 2011. (Adopted Father.) 23rd October 1971 (native district: Theni), residing at My son, P. Ramganesh, born on 30th April 1994 (native No. 4/4, Chellandiamman Koil Street, Mariappan Lane, district: Tiruppur), residing at No. 2/673, Sowdambikai Nagar, Cumbum-625 516, shall henceforth be known Kanakampalayam, Tiruppur-641 666, shall henceforth be known as S. SELVARAJ. as P. BOOBALAN. S. KADARKARAI. S. 𣘈Fð¡. Cumbum, 12th September 2011. Tiruppur, 12th September 2011. (Father.) I, R. Kumaravelu, son of Thiru Ramasamy, born on My son, R. 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