Major healthcare chain Apollo Hospitals will invest nearly Rs.1,000 crore for setting up 12 new hospitals across the country over the next two years.
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Desai Fruits gains success in TN
Gujarat based Desai Fruits and Vegetables, a major exporter, is all set to replicate its success in Tamil Nadu, with plans for large-scale contractual farming and banana export.
New development rules for urban areas in TN
The Tamil Nadu government has approved uniform guidelines or Development Control Regulations relating to special buildings, multi-storeyed buildings, group developments, layouts and sub-divisions.
Tiruchi firm to manufacture air filters
Baby Engineering Private Limited (BEPL), Tiruchi, has entered into a tie-up with Camfil FARR Power Systems (CFPS), Sweden, an international leader in air filtration systems, to manufacture air filters that protect turbines for domestic and global markets.
Appollo is on expansion mode
Apollo Hospitals will add 2,200 beds over the next two years with an estimated investment of Rs 1,000 crore. While works on some of the projects have commenced, a detailed study has been undertaken on a select few. The company has already spent over Rs 200 crore in these projects spread across the country.
BHEL Tiruchy to invest Rs 690 crore
The Tiruchirappalli unit of Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) is planning to invest Rs 690 crore to enhance capacity and to set up a greenfield pipe manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu.
Bhel Trichy turnover crosses Rs 10,000 crore
Public sector Bhel, Trichy bucked the uncertainty caused by global meltdown last year and achieved another milestone with its turnover crossing Rs 10,000 crore.
Trichy - Villupuram BG electrification inaugrurated
With the inauguration of the Villupuram-Tiruchirapalli electrified broad gauge section, work is on in full swing on the 160-km stretch between Tiruchirapalli and Madurai.
All works between Tiruchirapalli and Dindigul and wiring up to Samayanallur station, 14 km from Madurai, is over. By June this year, wiring up to Madurai will be completed.
The Railways plans to set up three sub-stations between Tiruchirapalli and Madurai, one each at Vyampatti, Vellode and Kudal Nagar.
The work will be completed by July and, in all probability, electrification work up to Madurai by August this year.
According to an official of the Central Organisation for Railway Electrification (CORE), electrification between Villupuram and Tiruchirapalli (178 km), a part of Villupuram-Tiruchirapalli-Madurai-Nagercoil/ Tuticorin project, has been completed and trial run of two pairs of passenger services with electric locomotives between Tiruchi and Chennai Egmore has begun.
http://www.hindu.com/2010/01/17/stories/2010011760840500.htm
All works between Tiruchirapalli and Dindigul and wiring up to Samayanallur station, 14 km from Madurai, is over. By June this year, wiring up to Madurai will be completed.
The Railways plans to set up three sub-stations between Tiruchirapalli and Madurai, one each at Vyampatti, Vellode and Kudal Nagar.
The work will be completed by July and, in all probability, electrification work up to Madurai by August this year.
According to an official of the Central Organisation for Railway Electrification (CORE), electrification between Villupuram and Tiruchirapalli (178 km), a part of Villupuram-Tiruchirapalli-Madurai-Nagercoil/ Tuticorin project, has been completed and trial run of two pairs of passenger services with electric locomotives between Tiruchi and Chennai Egmore has begun.
http://www.hindu.com/2010/01/17/stories/2010011760840500.htm
MRF acquired land near Trichy
India’s largest tyremaker MRF reported a net profit of Rs 253.03 crore for the year ended September 30, 2009, up by 75% from Rs 144.56 crore the previous year. Softening raw material prices contributed to "the satisfactory results" with the company’s turnover standing at Rs 5663.80 crore (Rs 5042.34 crore).
The Chennai-headquartered tyre group, which follows September as its accounting year, attributed closure of factory for a brief period and steep hike in prices of its primary raw material — rubber — as the main reason for reporting a marginal increase in turnover.
The tyre major has chalked out expansion plans that is expected to boost its existing capacities by 20-25%. "Capex spend would be substantial. We should be adding capacities in virtually all product categories," Mr Varghese said, hinting that the extra capacities would need an investment of Rs 800 to Rs 900 crore next year.
"We have identified a site in Trichy where we have acquired land and we will commence work there soon. Doesn’t matter where it is, the question is to bring in additional capacity," was his response, when asked about the location for its greenfield project.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/new ... 362831.cms
The Chennai-headquartered tyre group, which follows September as its accounting year, attributed closure of factory for a brief period and steep hike in prices of its primary raw material — rubber — as the main reason for reporting a marginal increase in turnover.
The tyre major has chalked out expansion plans that is expected to boost its existing capacities by 20-25%. "Capex spend would be substantial. We should be adding capacities in virtually all product categories," Mr Varghese said, hinting that the extra capacities would need an investment of Rs 800 to Rs 900 crore next year.
"We have identified a site in Trichy where we have acquired land and we will commence work there soon. Doesn’t matter where it is, the question is to bring in additional capacity," was his response, when asked about the location for its greenfield project.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/new ... 362831.cms
Femina Hyper Shopping with two cinema hall
THE PROJECT IS UNDERWAY
FEMINA SHOPPING HYPER MART is one of the groups largest project undertaken, a shopping expereince of one retails large scale store of every product imaginable spanning over a 100,000 square feet, will be the biggest shopping single store in trichy.
To add to it the building is with two state of the art cinema theatres and a food court consisiting of more than fifteen (15) outlets, carrying some of the most famous franchises.
this store will be the very first of its kind in the whole district, making it an experince to enjoy with comforts such as ample car parks, valet services, nanny care, high security and easy management shopping style.
The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2010.
Courtesy: http://smiorg.com/femina_hyper_shopping
FEMINA SHOPPING HYPER MART is one of the groups largest project undertaken, a shopping expereince of one retails large scale store of every product imaginable spanning over a 100,000 square feet, will be the biggest shopping single store in trichy.
To add to it the building is with two state of the art cinema theatres and a food court consisiting of more than fifteen (15) outlets, carrying some of the most famous franchises.
this store will be the very first of its kind in the whole district, making it an experince to enjoy with comforts such as ample car parks, valet services, nanny care, high security and easy management shopping style.
The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2010.
Courtesy: http://smiorg.com/femina_hyper_shopping
IIMT wins Best Performance Award for tenth time
The Tiruchi Chapter of the Indian Institute of Metals (IIMT) has received the Best Chapter Award for overall performance for the tenth time.
TMAQ 09, the quiz on metals, and ManTRA 2k9” during September, 2009; formation of own website www.iimtiruchy.org; running of in-house journal METALL, conduct of evening courses on ‘Heat Treatment’ and other programmes for industries on metals and materials, and lecture programmes by inviting experts, have enabled the Tiruchi Chapter to wrest the overall performance award.
The Chapter Chairman S. Karunakaran, General Manager, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited, Tiruchi, received the award from Sanak Misra, national president, Indian Institute of Metals, during the National Metallurgy Day celebrations held at Kolkatta earlier this month. Complimenting the team members for its good work, the Chapter Patron A.V. Krishnan, Executive Director, BHEL, Tiruchi, assured support for their future endeavours.
http://beta.thehindu.com/news/cities...ticle55273.ece
TMAQ 09, the quiz on metals, and ManTRA 2k9” during September, 2009; formation of own website www.iimtiruchy.org; running of in-house journal METALL, conduct of evening courses on ‘Heat Treatment’ and other programmes for industries on metals and materials, and lecture programmes by inviting experts, have enabled the Tiruchi Chapter to wrest the overall performance award.
The Chapter Chairman S. Karunakaran, General Manager, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited, Tiruchi, received the award from Sanak Misra, national president, Indian Institute of Metals, during the National Metallurgy Day celebrations held at Kolkatta earlier this month. Complimenting the team members for its good work, the Chapter Patron A.V. Krishnan, Executive Director, BHEL, Tiruchi, assured support for their future endeavours.
http://beta.thehindu.com/news/cities...ticle55273.ece
Protection schemes for six railway stations
The Government Railway Police (GRP) has drawn up railway protection schemes for six railway stations in Tamil Nadu in order to beef up security and strengthen surveillance in them, Inspector General of Police, Railways, C.V. Rao said on Friday.
The security schemes have been readied for Chennai, Salem, Coimbatore, Tiruchi, Madurai and Tirunelveli railway junctions to tackle emergency situations in coordination with the Railway Protection Force, Mr. Rao told reporters at Tiruchi Junction after inaugurating a safety awareness campaign at the station.
http://www.hindu.com/2009/11/28/stor...2858930200.htm
The security schemes have been readied for Chennai, Salem, Coimbatore, Tiruchi, Madurai and Tirunelveli railway junctions to tackle emergency situations in coordination with the Railway Protection Force, Mr. Rao told reporters at Tiruchi Junction after inaugurating a safety awareness campaign at the station.
http://www.hindu.com/2009/11/28/stor...2858930200.htm
Tiruchi Travel Federation (TTF) to promote the tourist attractions in Tiruchi region
A delegation of the Tiruchi Travel Federation (TTF), a recently floated representative body of air operators, academia, travel trade and hospitality industry of the city to promote tourism and allied industries, would soon visit Colombo to promote the tourist attractions in Tiruchi region.
The delegation, comprising about 10 to 12 members, would visit Colombo on a three-day trip from December 20 to project the tourism potential of the region, especially the heritage/pilgrimage circuit covering Tiruchi, Thanjavur, Kumbakonam, Darasuram, Gangaikondacholapuram, Nagore and other places in the region, T.H.Radhakrishnan, Station Manager, Air India and president, TTF, told The Hindu here on Sunday.
The delegation would make a presentation before an audience comprising the Sri Lankan travel trade, hospitality industry, academia, students and the general public at a convention centre in Colombo. The meet was being organised with the cooperation of the Indian High Commission at Colombo, the Sri Lankan Airlines, the Sri Lanka tourism development agencies and the local educational institutions. A video presentationon the tourist attractions of the region would be made.
The presentation would include local specialities/expertise such as the brass sculpture industry of Swamimalai, Mr.Radhakrishnan said. Separate presentations on the scope for medical and educational tourism would also be made by the members of the TTF representing the sectors concerned.
Tiruchi city, with several educational institutions and quality hospitals, could attract patients for medical treatment and students for higher learning, it was pointed out.
Outbound tourism
The visit would also explore the scope for promoting outbound tourism from South India to Colombo so that the visit was of mutual benefit.
The delegation would also be visiting Kandy and other places in Sri Lanka for interactions with the local industry there. “We have also planned a similar visit to Dubai soon after,” Mr.Radhakrishnan disclosed.
Meanwhile, as part of its tourism promotion activities here, the TTF would host a tourism quiz in the city on December 12 in coordination with the Internet Users Club and Shrimathi Indira Gandhi College.
http://www.hindu.com/2009/11/23/stor...2352200300.htm
The delegation, comprising about 10 to 12 members, would visit Colombo on a three-day trip from December 20 to project the tourism potential of the region, especially the heritage/pilgrimage circuit covering Tiruchi, Thanjavur, Kumbakonam, Darasuram, Gangaikondacholapuram, Nagore and other places in the region, T.H.Radhakrishnan, Station Manager, Air India and president, TTF, told The Hindu here on Sunday.
The delegation would make a presentation before an audience comprising the Sri Lankan travel trade, hospitality industry, academia, students and the general public at a convention centre in Colombo. The meet was being organised with the cooperation of the Indian High Commission at Colombo, the Sri Lankan Airlines, the Sri Lanka tourism development agencies and the local educational institutions. A video presentationon the tourist attractions of the region would be made.
The presentation would include local specialities/expertise such as the brass sculpture industry of Swamimalai, Mr.Radhakrishnan said. Separate presentations on the scope for medical and educational tourism would also be made by the members of the TTF representing the sectors concerned.
Tiruchi city, with several educational institutions and quality hospitals, could attract patients for medical treatment and students for higher learning, it was pointed out.
Outbound tourism
The visit would also explore the scope for promoting outbound tourism from South India to Colombo so that the visit was of mutual benefit.
The delegation would also be visiting Kandy and other places in Sri Lanka for interactions with the local industry there. “We have also planned a similar visit to Dubai soon after,” Mr.Radhakrishnan disclosed.
Meanwhile, as part of its tourism promotion activities here, the TTF would host a tourism quiz in the city on December 12 in coordination with the Internet Users Club and Shrimathi Indira Gandhi College.
http://www.hindu.com/2009/11/23/stor...2352200300.htm
Police Commissionerate building to be ready by next month
Construction of the Office of Commissioner of Police along the Tiruchi-Pudukottai National Highway at Subramaniapuram is nearing completion.
The two-storey building coming up opposite the Central Prison entrance is expected to be readied by December. The Tamil Nadu Police Housing Corporation, a State undertaking, has been entrusted with the task of constructing the Police Commissionerate building on a total area of 3,000 square feet at a cost of Rs. 3 crore.
The ground floor will house the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad, Stores and Cash section, while the Police Commissioner’s chamber, Conference hall, Assistant Commissioner of Police (Intelligence Section), Intelligence Section office and Administrative section will all be situated on the first floor.
The second floor will house the office of the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) and Finger Print Bureau. The City Crime Records Bureau, Anti Vice Squad unit, Central Crime Branch and Computer rooms will be in the same building.
Official sources said the building work was over, and the first coat of painting has been given. Nearly 90 per cent of the work was over, the sources said adding that the approach road work would also be completed soon. The authorities expect the telephone and power connections to be given soon to the new building that will also be equipped with an emergency generator set.
District Police Office and the office of the Inspector General of Police, Central Zone, are situated along the Pudukottai Road.
http://www.hindu.com/2009/11/26/stor...2650550200.htm
The two-storey building coming up opposite the Central Prison entrance is expected to be readied by December. The Tamil Nadu Police Housing Corporation, a State undertaking, has been entrusted with the task of constructing the Police Commissionerate building on a total area of 3,000 square feet at a cost of Rs. 3 crore.
The ground floor will house the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad, Stores and Cash section, while the Police Commissioner’s chamber, Conference hall, Assistant Commissioner of Police (Intelligence Section), Intelligence Section office and Administrative section will all be situated on the first floor.
The second floor will house the office of the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) and Finger Print Bureau. The City Crime Records Bureau, Anti Vice Squad unit, Central Crime Branch and Computer rooms will be in the same building.
Official sources said the building work was over, and the first coat of painting has been given. Nearly 90 per cent of the work was over, the sources said adding that the approach road work would also be completed soon. The authorities expect the telephone and power connections to be given soon to the new building that will also be equipped with an emergency generator set.
District Police Office and the office of the Inspector General of Police, Central Zone, are situated along the Pudukottai Road.
http://www.hindu.com/2009/11/26/stor...2650550200.htm
Air Traffic Control tower planned at Tiruchi airport
A 35 to 40 metres high air traffic control tower is likely to come up at the Tiruchi Airport as part of the modernisation programme, Airport Director S.Sreekumar has said.
The Airports Authority of India has taken up a massive development and modernisation of 35 non-metro airports of which Tiruchi airport is one . A terminal building has already been built at the airport, he pointed out.
The AAI has incurred a capital expenditure of Rs.1,980.23 crore during 2007-08 for developing the infrastructure of the airports , Mr.Sreekumar said speaking at a function to mark the Foundation Day of the AAI here on Wednesday.
The AAI has appointed a consultant to examine and submit a report on the feasibility of operationalising 32 non-functional airports in the country. It has also taken up a major communication systems and air traffic management project christened, GAGAN (GPS Aided Geo Augmented Navigation), in association with the Indian Space Research Organisation.
The project, which seeks to introduce a satellite navigation system, is planned to be completed this year and once commissioned India will be only the fourth country in the world to have such a system.
Aviation hubThe AAI, which was recently accorded the status of ‘mini ratna,’ among public sector organisations, was working towards making India an aviation hub of the Asia Pacific by 2016, he said.
M.Chidambaram, Director, National Institute of Technology, Tiruchi, commended the efforts taken by AAI towards strengthening the aviation infrastructure of the country on par with international standards. M.Shivaraju, Deputy General Manager, Engineering (Civil), AAI, gave an overview of the development projects taken up at the airport and said a new category VIII Fire Station was being built at the airport.
World classK.Shivakumar, Deputy General Manager, Air Traffic Control, said the AAI, which came into existence in 1995 after the government felt the need for an integrated organisation to manage the airports and air traffic, was offering world class services.
M.K.Ramachandran, Assistant Manager (Personnel and Administration), AAI, also spoke.
Trichy Pincodes
| Palakarai | 620001 |
| Teppakulam | 620002 |
| Woraiyur | 620003 |
| Golden Rock | 620004 |
| Tiruvanai Koil | 620005 |
| Srirangam | 620006 |
| Trichy Airport | 620007 |
| Trichy Fort | 620008 |
| Ramji Nagar | 620009 |
| Industrial Colony | 620010 |
| Mela Kalkandar Kottai | 620011 |
| Edamalaipatti Pudur | 620012 |
| Tiruverambur | 620013 |
| Boiler Plant | 620014 |
| Regional Engineering College | 620015 |
| Ordanance Factory | 620016 |
| Tennur | 620017 |
| Thillainagar | 620018 |
| Kattur | 620019 |
| Jamal Mohamed College | 620020 |
| K.K. Nagar | 620021 |
| Thuvakudi Malai | 620022 |
| Khaja Nagar | 620023 |
| Bharathidasan University | 620024 |
| H.A.P.P | 620025 |
| Anna Nagar | 620026 |
highways connecting Trichy city getting better
The national highways connecting Trichy city from various cities like Chennai, Madurai, Coimbatore, Pudukottai, Tanjore are getting better.
- The Trichy - Chennai highway will be finished by may 2009 completely.
- Trichy - Tanjore work has begun from Thuvakudi. This way already has four lane from Kattur to Kailashapuram. So its getting easy to lay better and quick.
- Trichy - Madurai work also undergoing.
- Trichy - Karur highway has been taken by Reliance and its the critical highway in trichy region since it lies on the bank of river cauvery.
- Trichy - Pudukottai also getting important since it has so many colleges, universities and industries along side.
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