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NEW YEAR CALENDAR.Pmd KOTTUR GARDENS RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION (Regd. No. 360/1991) Executive Committee 2012-2013 Dr. R. RAMAPRABHU P. RAMANATHAN President Vice President 9840962070 24475408 K.R.SIVAKUMAR Dr. N. PITCHAI MUTHU Secretary Treasurer 9444803247 24472227 Committee Members N.BHARATHI S. SHANMUGAM 9840167391 9840791237 CHOODAMANI RAJAN M. GOWTHAM KOTA 24474054 9444464066 M.P. BADRINATH 9345179397 9 RESIDENTS OF KOTTUR GARDENS Door Door Flat No Flat No Name Occupation Telephone No. (Old) (New) GANDHI MANDAPAM ROAD 7 24 DURAI MURUGAN M.A.B.L. Former Minister 24470886/24472821 7A 22GF K.VENKATRAMANI C.G.M TELECOM (RETD) 24472233 7B 20 CTM VEERAPPAN MIRASDAR 9444551234/24474477 LINK ROAD 1 12 DHANASEKARAN C.K.Dr. 2 10 L.RAM KUMAR 42081882 / 9841022812 3 8FF C.RADHAKRISHNAN BUSINESS 65907564 4GF 6GF S.KRISHNAVENI 5 4 VENI SRINIVASAN HOUSEWIFE 24475914 / 24472026 6GF 2GF DR. P. SAKTHI DENTIST/ CLINIC 24474472 6FF 2FF MAHESH 6SF 2SF DEVINARAYANAN EXPORTERS 24474362 7 1 DR. C. K. DHANASEKARAN DENTAL SURGEON 24471589 8GF 3GF PUSHPA RAMESH BUSINESS 24472283 MEADOWS STATIONERY 8FF 3FF MRS.SUDHAKASTHURIRANGAN HOUSEWIFE 24474034 8SF 3SF SANTHANA KRISHNA PRE SCHOOL 9 5 SURESH S.U BUSINESS 42087151 10GF 7GF DR.R.RAMPRABHU DEAN RETD/ANNA UNIVERSITY 24471441 10FF FF DAMODARAN 98409 62070 11 9 SANJEEV PREETI 12 11GF TNSC BANK BANK 24470051 12 11 FF PRASANA P NIVAZ 24470374 10 FIRST MAIN ROAD 1 22 M. VAIDYANATHAN CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 24470766 2 21GF S. MARUTHAPPA FIRE SAFETY CONSULTANT 24475519 2 21FF DR. M. SANTHANAM 94440 85519 3 20 DR. VELLAIYAN GEN.PHYSICIAN 24472408 4FF 19FF RAVI KANNAN VICE PRESIDENT TPI 24471961 PRIYA RAVI EXCLUSIKA EVENT MANAGEMENT 98410 7196 5GF 18GF JAYAKUMAR 24473847 5FF 18FF KAYEE FOOD P LTD. 2440035 6GF 17GF T. ANANTHACHARI I.P.S. (RETD) 9840906820 MALINI CHARI 43066881 6FF 17FF THOMAS KAPS CONSULTANT/AUTHOR 43066890 7 16 M. VENUGOPAL REDDY BUSINESS 24474440 8 15GF P. SESHADRI RETIRED 24474639 9 14 ISMAT PASHA 10GF 13GF S. VIJAY 10FF 13FF RANGANAYAKI HOUSEWIFE 11 12 SAROJA ATHMANATHAN 24474113 12 11 G. SELVARAJAN BUSINESS-BAKERY 24474389 14 8 Dr. S. MURTHY 15GF 6GF MUTHUVAIRU HOUSEWIFE 24471596 17 BE NATURAL BUSINESS 9840059047 18 1 SUJATHA BUSINESS 98404 80500 18 1 ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE (GOVT. OF INDIA) 24474288 19GF 3GF M. NELLIYAN ARCHITECT 24472087/9444992457 18 1FF PRELUDE SOFTWARE 24717334 20 5 M.S. JEGADEESAN RETD. GEOLOGY PROF. 9884596454 21 DIVN 138 METRO WATER AE’S OFFICE 24470195 11 24 9 JAWAHAR VADIVELU ABIRAMI JAWAHAR 24473582 AR. RM ARUN SECOND MAIN ROAD 1GF 34 Dr.S. NATARAJAN PROF. ANNA UNIV (RETD) 24475931/9282220931 2 32 Y. PRABHU CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 24472173 3GF 30GF T. AMBALAVANAN SERVICE 24474849 3FF 30FF AMIT RELAN SOFTWARE ENGINEER 24474949 4GF 28GF ARAVIND BALASUBRAMANIAN SOFTWARE CONSULTANT 24472002 4FF 28FF BALASUBRAMANIAN RETD. ENGINEER 24472002 5GF 26GF D. NAMASIVAYAM SYSTEMS EXECUTIVE 24474445 5FF 26FF Dr. Mrs. KANAKA SUNDARAM RETD PRINCIPAL R. DAMODHARAN RETD. ASST. DIR. (AUDIT) 24472028 6GF 24GF T.K. GOPIKRISHNAN SERVICE 24470229 7 22 CAPT. MURALIDARAN MASTER MARINER 24474892 8 20 Dr. O. SIVATHANUPILLAI ANAESTHESIOLOGIST 24474474 9GF 18GF V. KRISHNAN EXECUTIVE 24471384 9FF 18FF GURUMURTHY 24470352 10FF 16FF PRAKASH R.BHATT 24472540 11GF 14GF HAWAIYSHA HOUSEWIFE 24474304 11FF 14FF RAVIKANOOR 9382986989 11SF 14SF PARVATHI AMMAL HOUSEWIFE 12GF 12GF Dr. T.S. SUBBIAH CONSULTANT SURGEON 24471555 12FF 12FF JUSTICE T.S. SIVAGNANAM JUDGE,MADRAS HIGH COURT 24471176 13 10 R. VASUDEVAN RETIRED 24472713 14 8 TAMILSELVAN TVS COMMUNICATION LTD 42159944 15 6 KALAVARDHINI ART GALLERY 24471082 16GF 4GF Dr. S. FELIX PROF. VALUE EDUCATION & TEACHER-SPANISH LANGUAGE 24472162 12 16FF 4FF MD. MUZHAR HUSSAIN I.R.S. OFFICER (RETD.) 23453282 17GF 2GF Dr. GEETHA SHREEKAR DENTIST 24470470 17FF 2FF SHREEKAR TIPPAARCHITECT 17SF 2SF N. PRASEN KUMAR REDDY 24472292/9490251888 18 1 P. RAMANATHAN BUSINESS 24475408 19GF 3GF NAGAM PRIVATE LTD (G.RAGHU) BUSINESS 24474828 20GF 5GF KAMALA 9444083056/9444070737 20FF 5FF ANANTHAKRISHNAN 20SF 5SF MUTHUKUMARASWAMY BUSINESS 24470666 21&22 7 S. ALBERT THEATRE OWNER/BUSINESS 24474535 23 9 RAJAGOPAL 7401022139 24FF 11FF K. KRISHNA REDDY 24470467 25 13 YAMUNA DEVI 26 15 C. SIVASUBRAMANIAN RETD 24471164 27 15 R. YUVARAJAN 24474343 28GF 17FF K. VAITHIYALINGAM BUSINESS 42152829 28IT FLOOR D. KARIKALCHOLAN 9789086951 28FF 17 P. SIVAKUMAR 29 19FF SRINATH KOTA BUSINESS 24470138 29 19SF GOUTHAM KOTA BUSINESS 9444464066 / 24471045 30GF 21GF N. GANESH KOTAK MAHINDRA 9884037303 30FF 21FF V. SUNDARARAMAN BUSINESS 24475606/24475757 31 23 Dr. GEETA SHREEKAR DENTIST 24475911 32GF 25GF ANKUSH DAVIDSON / RUBINI 24472190 32FF 25FF A.K. ABDULLAH COMPANY EXECUTIVE 24471125 34GF 29GF S. GANESAN PROFESSOR 42087713 13 34FF 29FF P. BALAJI SOFTWARE ENGINEER 9841376274 35 31 S.G. RAJAGOPALAN MANAGER ENGINEERING (RETD) 24475492/97102 23241 SULAKSHANA RAJAGOPALAN THIRD MAIN ROAD 24GF 11GF SURESH KUMAR 42078280 1GF 40 P. NATARAJAN PROFESSOR (RETD) 24472332 1FF 40 SUNIL BALA SATYAM COMPUTERS 24470167 2 39 K. GANESAN CIVIL ENGG. CONTRACTOR 24470100/9940019000 3 38 T.S. SIVASHANKAR EXECUTIVE (RETD) I.O.B. 24475342 4GF 36GF S. SRINIVASAN GEN. MGR. MRPL (RETD) 24471672 4FF 36FF VINOD SRINIVASAN 9884406744 5 34 M.S. PARTHASARATHY COY. SENIOR EXEC. (RETD) 24474104 5FF 34FF M.P. BADRINATH / Mrs. ANANDI 24475125 6 32 K. VIJAYA HOUSEWIFE 24474928 7GF 30GF S. KANNAN RETD. 24473829 7FF 30FF RAJESH KANNAN BUSINESS 24474478 8GF 28GF VAIDYANATHAN HOUSEWIFE 24474103 8FF 28FF S. SANKARAN 9 26 Ms. JOE D. CHARLES RETD.PROFESSOR 24472402 10 24 K.V.S. RAMANI DGM I.O.B. (RETD.) 24474631 10FF 24FF SURESH VISWANATHAN BUSINESS-CONSTRUCTION 24473727 11 22 METRO WATER WELL 12GF 20GF KAMAKSHI BALAGURU HOUSEWIFE 24471471 13GF 18GF A. KRISHNAN/K.PARTHASARATHI RETD 24470183 14GF 16GF VENKATESA KRISHNAN SOFTWARE ENGINEER 24473451 14FF 16FF R. SUSHEELA HOUSEWIFE 24470203 15 14 R. SUNDARARAJAN PENSIONER 24473333 16 12 RAVI RAGHAVAN / Ms.BHAMA RAVI ENPLAGUD 24470031 14 17 10 CHAYADEVI 24471556 18GF 8GF S. SANTHANAM CONSULTANT 24473032 19GF 6GF K. SUBRAMANIAN RETD 24475258 20 4 Dr. H. KOTHANDARAMAN RETD. PROF. (MADRAS UNIV.) 24474394 20-1/GF 1GF FRESH@KOTTURPURAM SUPERMARKET 42188371 21GF 3GF SUBISH GEORGE BANKER 24470296 20A DR.K.SENTHAMUILSELKI EYE SPECIALIST 42188644 20A 2A DR.K.POOMPAVAI DOCTOR 24473204 21FF 3FF P. THANGAMUTHU BUSINESS 42120175 22 5 N. SHANMUGAM SERVICE 42188656 23 7 Dr. R. RAVICHANDRAN NEPHROLOGIST 24470308 24FF 9FF M. RAFIUDEEN AHAMED RETD EXECUTIVE 24471658 25 11 S. NAGARAJAN RETD. MANAGEMENT CONT. 24472174 26GF 13GF T.R. CHANDRA GUPTA MIRASDAR-AGRICULTURIST 24473008 27GF 15GF R. SRINIVASAN GEN. MANAGER, IOB RETD. 24472074 27FF 15FF T. HARIHARAN 24470335 28GF 17GF V.S.T. KUMARASWAMY G.M.(RETD) I.O.B 24475090 28FF 17FF SUBBIAH V.K. 42188120 29GF 19GF V. RAMACHANDRAN 24474904 30 21 S. KUMAR CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 24475967 31 23 K. VENKATESAN BUSINESS 42188870 32GF 25GF E.M.H.NAUSHAD SINGER 9994023768 32FF 25FF E.M. NAGOOR HANIFA SINGER 43066293 32SF 25SF P. BHASKAR SOFTWARE ENGINEER 24470980 33FF 27FF SRINIVASAN SOUNDARAM 42182441 34 29 S. BALAMURUGAN BUSINESS 24471162/0272 35 31 K. JAYAPRAKASH BUSINESS 24471516 36 33 Dr. H.V. VISWESWARAN RETD PROF OF MATHS 24474922 15 37GF 35GF MUTHAPPAH ICICI 42106830 37FF 35FF Dr. R. JEGATHEESAN PROF (RETD) 9790808741 FOURTH MAIN ROAD 36GF 12GF P.N. MURALIDHARAN ISO CONSULTANT 24470549 36FF 12FF M. SRIRAM SERVICE 24475564/9840539222 37GF 1 C. KRISHNASWAMY BUSINESS 42188479 38 A.V. KESAVAN BUSINESS 24472424 39 M.S. RANGASWAMI (late) POSTMASTER GENERAL 24472262 40GF SUSHEELA MURUGAN / K. GOVINDARAJ HOUSEWIFE 24474358 40FF P.B.S. MANI 24470814 40SF P.G. SUBRAMANIAN 24473277 42 11 GF N.K.MITHRAN 24470439 42 11 FF S.VINOLI 9176983891 43 Dr.S. GNANASUNDARAM PHYSICIAN & PEDIATRICIAN 24470208 / 9841093629 44 Kalaimamani VENNIRA ADAI MURTHY CINE ACTOR 42167722 MANIMALA MURTHY CINE ACTRESS 45 17GF N. SIVAKUMAR L & T 42188718 45 17FF A. RAJMOHAN I.P.S. D.G.P. (RETD) 24471749 46GF 19GF A.P.SHREETHAR 9940045500 47 21 V. DEVARAJ HOUSEWIFE 24470703 48 23 Dr. ARUNACHALAM / A.R. MANI SYSTEM EXEC. TCS 24475827 49GF 25GF N.V. CHAUHAN ENGINEER 32007529/9840134442 50FF 27FF Dr.P.S. SUBRAMANIAN RETD. 24473025 51GF 29GF ADINARAYANAN & SHANTHA RETD GM. PVT. CO. 24470238/24475651 51FF 29FF V. PRABHAKAR RAO CHIEF FINANCE OFFR. NTPC 24474123 52 31 DR. C.P.SUNDARAMOORTHY UROLOGIST 24474061 53GF 33GF SULOCHANA KANNAN HOUSEWIFE 24474059 16 54FF 35FF P.S. MD. SALAHUDDIN HOUSEWIFE 24470482 55 37 M. RAMAKRISHNAN COY. EXECUTIVE (RETD) 24470544 CRESCENT ROAD (II & III MAIN ROAD EXTN) 19GF 14GF S. PARTHASARATHY IOB 24471853 19FF 14FF CHOODAMANI RAJAN/S R RAJAN MUSIC TEACHER 24474054 / 9840787020 20GF 12GF MANJULA MOHAN 42188588 20FF 12FF SHOBANA RAJENDRA PRASAD 42188981 21 10 B.H. RAO RETD COMPANY EXEC. 24471849 22 8 C. VIJAYAN RETD. ENGINEER 24474021 23 6 K.V. RAMAMOORTHY RETD. MANAGER TOMCO 24472082 K.R. SIVAKUMAR/ARUNA SIVAKUMAR 9444803247/9841041943 24GF 4GF P. SELVAMOORTHY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 24471497 24FF 4FF Dr. M. RAVINDRAN GEN. PHYSICIAN 24471790 Dr. P.R. ANANDAKUMAR PHYSIOTHERAPIST 24471790 26 1 RAMESH VINAYAKAM MUSIC DIRECTOR 24474955 27GF 3GF F.D.B. AMPILIAS 24474955 27FF 3FF SYED TIC TAC RESTAURANT 28GF 5GF M.S. JANAKI NAIR HOUSEWIFE 24471535 28FF 5FF CHARULATHA 29GF 7GF RAMACHANDRAN 24475060 29FF 7FF T. RAMASWAMY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 24470525 30 9GF SALMA RASHID AHMED HOUSEWIFE 24474005 30 9FF Dr. S. GOWRI REGISTRAR, ANNA UNI. OF TECH. 24473848 31 11FF ZAKIR HUSSAINI 32 METROWATER WELL FIRST CROSS ROAD 20A 2A Dr. K. SENTHAMIL SELVI SELVI EYE CLINIC 42188644 17 20B 2A Dr. DHARMALINGAM PHARMACY CHEMISTS 24473204 20C 2A RASHIKA GARMENT SHOP 24473146 20D 2A Dr. K. POOMPAVAI GEN PHYSI. & PEADIATRICS 24474646 20BFF 2A S.T. RAMANATHAN SECOND CROSS STREET 38 RATION SHOP GOVERNMENT FIRST LOOP STREET 1 1 EZHILMANI ADVOCATE 24475790 2 2 K.A. SIVAGNANAM REGIONAL DIRECTOR (RETD) 24475753 3 3 S. SURYA KUMARI 24471093 THIRD LOOP STREET / TNHB SHOPPING COMPLEX 142AGF 1GF S. ABRAHAM LANDLORD 142BFF 3FF S. ARULANANDAM ADDL SUPT OF POLICE (RETD) [email protected] 24473322/9884535035 142C VENNIRAADAI NIRMALA CINE ARTIST 24473070 142C KANNAN KRISHNAMOORTHY PROJECT CONSULTANT 24471985 EDUCATION TECH.
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