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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette © [Regd. No. TN/CCN/467/2012-14. GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU [R. Dis. No. 197/2009. 2014 [Price: Rs. 40.80 Paise. TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 28] CHENNAI, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2014 Aadi 7, Jaya, Thiruvalluvar Aandu – 2045 Part VI—Section 4 Advertisements by private individuals and private institutions CONTENTS PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS Pages Change of Names .. 12127-2226 Notice .. 2226-2227 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 31423. I, C. Santhi, wife of Thiru E. Ayyappadas, 31426. I, Naveen, son of Thiru T. Jones Antony Jenifer, born on 10th May 1970 (native district: Thiruvananthapruam- born on 28th December 1992 (native district: Thoothukkudi), Kerala), residing at Old No. 3/180, New No. 3/241, residing at No. 120, George Road, Thoothukkudi-628 001, Krishna Nagar, Thiruppalai, Madurai-625 014, shall shall henceforth be known as J. IMMANUAL NAVEEN. henceforth be known as A SHANTHI. NAVEEN. C. SANTHI. Thoothukkudi, 14th July 2014. Madurai, 14th July 2014. 31427. I, S. Sulaiman, son of Thiru R. Shoukathali, 31424. My daughter, S. Oosali Beevi, born on born on 18th January 1993 (native district: Erode), 26th September 1998 (native district: Madurai), residing at residing at No. 49-A, Pallivasal Street, Keelayur, No. 14/23, Mathershapettai, Sholavandan Post, Ilayangudi Taluk, Sivagangai-630 702, shall henceforth be Vadipatti Taluk, Madurai-625 214, shall henceforth be known as S. SULAIMANSAIT. known as M. PARVEENBANU. S. SULAIMAN. M. MOHAMMED SIKKANDAR. Sivagangai, 14th July 2014. Madurai, 14th July 2014. (Father.) 31428. My daughter, S. Safreen, born on 25th November 31425. My daughter, S. Ramya, born on 18th April 2000 2002 (native district: Madurai), residing at No. 9-4-3, (native district: Virudhunagar), residing at No. 61, Sundram Colony 1st Street, Dindigul-624 001, shall henceforth be Pottulupatti, Vadipatti Taluk, Madurai-625 218, shall known as S. RAMYASHREE. henceforth be known as S. SAFREENA YASMEEN. S. SUBRAMANIAN. P. SIDDIK IBRAHIM. Dindigul, 14th July 2014. (Father.) Madurai, 14th July 2014. (Father.) D.T.P.—VI-4 (28)—1 [ 2127 ] 2128 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part VI—Sec.4 31429. My son, V. Abinau, son of Thiru J. Veera Prabaharan, 31438. My son, Mari Manikandan, born on 28th January 2000 born on 7th July 2010 (native district: Virudhunagar), residing (native district: Tirunelveli), residing at No. 60, at Old No. 14, New No. 43, Poosari Chinnan South Street, Ashok Nagar, Madurai-625 018, shall henceforth be Aruppukottai Taluk, Virudhunagar-626 101, shall henceforth known as M ROOBAN MANIKANDAN. be known as V. VEERA ABHINAU. A. º¼è¡. M. GOWRI. Madurai, 14th July 2014. (Father.) Aruppukottai, 14th July 2014. (Mother.) 31439. I, R. Gurusamy, son of Thiru G. Ramanathan, 31430. My daughter, Vijayalatchumi, born on born on 3rd October 1991 (native district: Theni), residing at 20th February 2001 (native district: Dindigul), residing at No. 23/NA, Nethaji Road, Nehru Nagar, Madurai-625 010, No. 6/149, Silukkuvarpatty, Nilakottai Taluk, Dindigul- 624 215, shall henceforth be known as M. VIJAYA. shall henceforth be known as R. GURUPRASATH. M. MANIKANDAN. R. GURUSAMY. Dindigul, 14th July 2014. (Father.) Madurai, 14th July 2014. 31431. I, T.S. Premkumar, son of Thiru T. R. Surendran, 31440. I, SB. Saravanan, son of Thiru A. Subramanian, born on 14th January 1973 (native district: Madurai), born on 13th April 1977 (native district: Sivagangai), residing residing at No. 13, Krishnapuram 1st Street, Kamaraj at Old No. 3/21C, New No. 2/435, Periyakottaipatti, Salai, Madurai-625 009, shall henceforth be Kattanipatti Post, Sivagangai-630 553, shall henceforth be known as OMLUCKYSTARPREMKUMAR. known as S. SARAVANAKUMAR. T.S. PREMKUMAR. SB. SARAVANAN. Madurai, 14th July 2014. Sivagangai, 14th July 2014. 31432. My son, N. Veerahariharan, son of Thiru 31441. I, S. Unnikrishnan, son of Thiru S. Sankaran, R. Nagarajan, born on 3rd January 1999 (native district: born on 24th May 1987 (native district: Madurai), residing at Sivagangai), residing at Old No. 2/16, New No. 2-22, Puthu Old No. 15/9, New No. 8, Bampanswami Nagar, Street, Rameswaram, Ramanathapuram-623 526, shall Thirupparamkundram, Madurai-625 005, shall henceforth be henceforth be known as N. HARIHARAN. known as S. KRISHNAN. N. VIJAYALAKSHMI. Ramanathapuram, 14th July 2014. (Mother.) S. UNNIKRISHNAN. Madurai, 14th July 2014. 31433. I, T. Vellaiyan, son of Thiru Thangavel, born on 15th June 1976 (native district: Tirunelveli), residing at 31442. I, A.S. Vaiytheeswaran, son of Thiru No. 1, Colony Street, Anaithalayoor, Kangaikondan V.R. Senthilnathan, born on 20th December 1976 (native Post, Tirunelveli-627 352, shall henceforth be district: Sivagangai), residing at No. 50/2, Church 7th Street, known as T. MAKKALI. T.T. Nagar, Karaikudi, Sivagangai-630 001, shall henceforth T. VELLAIYAN. be known as V.S. VEERAPPAN. Tirunelveli, 14th July 2014. A.S. VAIYTHEESWARAN. 31434. My daughter, E. Esakkiammal alias Prema, Sivagangai, 14th July 2014. born on 1st January 2008 (native district: Tirunelveli), 31443. My daughter, S. Veeraalagammal, born on residing at No. 4/640, V.O.C. Nagar, Suthamalli, 20th November 2003 (native district: Madurai), residing at Manur Taluk, Tirunelveli-627 604, shall henceforth be No. 3/168, Velusamypuram, Okkaraipatti, Andipatti Taluk, known as E. PREMA. Theni-625 512, shall henceforth be known as S. SAJISHREE. P. ESAKKIMUTHU. R. SATHEESKUMAR. Tirunelveli, 14th July 2014. (Father.) Theni, 14th July 2014. (Father.) 31435. I, M. Ramar, son of Thiru N. Mariyappan, born on 1st January 1980 (native district: Dindigul), 31444. My son, S. Sri Haran, born on 15th August 2012 residing at Old No. 2/72, New No. 2/166, Jawadupatti, (native district: Madurai), residing at Old No. 1/33A, Oddanchathiram Taluk, Dindigul-624 704, shall henceforth New No. 1/87, Sooragundu, Melur Taluk, Madurai-625 106, be known as M. REMESH. shall henceforth be known as S. MITHUN. M. RAMAR. P. SURESH. Dindigul, 14th July 2014. Madurai, 14th July 2014. (Father.) 31436. My daughter, Mayilathal, born on 22nd March 1997 31445. My son, N. Bamavalavan, born on 9th January 2007 (native district: Dindigul), residing at No. 2, Vannampatti, (native district: Madurai), residing at No. 88, Vadakku Theru, Paraipatti Post, Athur Taluk, Dindigul-624 707, shall Palanganatham, Madurai-625 003, shall henceforth be henceforth be known as B. MANJUREKHA. known as N SALAI BAMAVALAVAN. N. ð£ô²ŠHóñE. N. NAGASELVAM. Dindigul, 14th July 2014. (Father.) Madurai, 14th July 2014. (Father.) 31437. I, P. Akilandeswari, wife of Thiru K. Pasupathirajan, 31446. My daughter, C. Asmitha, born on 14th June 2003 born on 31st January 1947 (native district: Dindigul), (native district: Madurai), residing at Puthur Vadukapatti, residing at No. 9/5, Balaji Nagar, Nehruji Nagar Usilampatti Taluk, Madurai-625 532, shall henceforth be West, Dindigul-624 001, shall henceforth be known as P. AKILA. known as C. ASHVINI. P. P. ÜAô£‡¯võK. C¡ù¡. Dindigul, 14th July 2014. Madurari, 14th July 2014. (Father.) July 23, 2014] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 2129 31447. My daughter, G. Muthu Vaishali Swathi, 31456. I, R. Chandramohan, son of Thiru T. Muthukannan, born on 10th September 2002 (native district: Tirunelveli), born on 27th March 1976 (native district: Coimbatore), residing residing at No. 33/4, Sri Palani Apartments, Marthandapuram at No. 7/163, Barathi Nagar, Kadambadi Road, 1st Street, Pudukkottai-622 001, shall henceforth be Kangayampalayam Post, Sulur, Coimbatore-641 402, shall known as G.A. VAISHALI. henceforth be known as M. CHANDRAMOHAN. S. GANESH. R. CHANDRAMOHAN. Pudukkottai, 14th July 2014. (Father.) Coimbatore, 14th July 2014. 31448. My son, G. Muthu Vishnu Vikash, born on 31457. I, P. Thandeswaran, son of Thiru P. Pitchai, 9th August 2005(native district: Tirunelveli), residing at born on 23rd November 1983 (native district: Sivagangai), No. 33/4, Sri Palani Apartments, Marthandapuram residing at No. 51, Muniyandi Kovil Street, Thiruppuvanam 1st Street, Pudukkottai-622 001, shall henceforth be Taluk, Sivagangai-630 611, shall henceforth be known as G.A. VISHNU. known as P. THANDEESWARAN. S. GANESH. P. THANDESWARAN. Pudukkottai, 14th July 2014. (Father.) Sivagangai, 14th July 2014. 31449. I, A. Ushakumari Bhawarlal Hiran Jain, wife of Thiru 31458. My daughter, V. Bavana Sri, daughter of Thiru S. Ashokkumar, born on 10th July 1967 (native district: S. Vikram, born on 17th May 2014 (native district: Mumbai-Maharastra), residing at No. 30, North Perumal Pondycherry), residing at Old No. 48, New No. 88, Ayyam Mesthiri Veethi, Madurai-625 001, shall henceforth be Patti, Chekkadi Street, Srivilliputtur, Virudhunagar-626 125, known as A. USHADEVI. shall henceforth be known as V.D. BAVANA SRI. A. USHAKUMARI BHAWARLAL HIRAN JAIN. V. DEEPA VIKRAM. Madurai, 14th July 2014. Srivilliputtur, 14th July 2014. (Mother.) 31450. I, L. Vijayakumar, son of Thiru T. Lakshmanan, 31459. I, S. Rajan, son of Thiru P. Siluvai Simon, born on 6th October 1969 (native district: Tirunelveli), residing born on 24th April 1994 (native district: Sivagangai), at No. 4-11-73, Durai Kudyeruppu Samugarengapuram, residing at No. 15, Valluvar Street, Anna Nagar, Radhapuram Taluk, Tirunelveli-627 112, shall henceforth be Sekkalaikottai RF, Sivagangai-630 002, shall henceforth be known as S. JEBAMALAI RAJAN. known as L. VIJAYKUMAR. S. RAJAN. L.VIJAYAKUMAR. Tirunelveli, 14th July 2014. Sivagangai, 14th July 2014. 31460. I, P. Muniyaie, wife of Thiru P.M. Saravanakumar, 31451. My daughter, S. Priyanga, daughter of Thiru Sethu, born on 14th March 1983 (native district: Madurai), born on 11th November 1997 (native district: Tirunelveli), residing at No. 99/1-A, Marudhupandi Nagar, Thathankulam, residing at No. 12, Pillaiyar Kovil Street, Alankulam Thindiyur Madurai-625 107, shall henceforth be Taluk, Tirunelveli-627 851, shall henceforth be known as S. MUNEESWARI. known as S.
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