CHENNAI PRESS NEWS

January 21, 2026:  Chennai Institute of Technology (CIT), in collaboration with Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd., has created a Guinness World Record for the Largest Human Recycling Logo Formation, bringing together 5,037 students to promote environmental awareness and responsible waste management. The feat surpassed the previous record of 3,373 participants set by CIPET, Chennai, in 2019. The initiative symbolised collective responsibility towards recycling and sustainability, highlighting the importance of circular economy practices through large-scale youth participation. Mr. K. Ganesh, Director – Sustainability and Corporate Affairs, Bisleri International, said the achievement reflects the power of collaboration and youth-driven action in inspiring behavioural change around recycling and responsible plastic use. Mr. P. Sriram, Chairman, Chennai Institute of Technology, called it a proud moment for both the institution and the city, noting that the initiative strongly aligns with...

Chennai, 22 January 2026: Apollo Hospitals, Chennai continues to set national benchmarks in advanced heart and lung care through one of India’s most comprehensive heart, lung, and ECMO-supported transplant programs. Backed by a highly experienced multidisciplinary team, the program has successfully performed over 600 heart and lung transplants, managed 2,000+ transplant patients, completed 1,000+ ECMO cases, along with 250+ LVAD procedures and 250+ CTEPH interventions. The integrated heart–lung transplant and mechanical circulatory support (MCS) program offers personalised, evidence-based solutions for patients with end-stage heart and/or lung failure who no longer respond to maximal medical therapy. Care spans stabilisation, bridging, and definitive treatments, including heart and lung transplantation, durable mechanical heart pumps, and advanced surgical interventions such as Pulmonary Endarterectomy (PEA) for suitable CTEPH patients. At a press conference marking this milestone, pat...

Chennai, India | 21 January 2026: Yamaha Music India announced the launch of the new PSR-I Series—PSR-I610 and PSR-I510—a new generation of portable keyboards designed and manufactured in India for Indian musicians, learners, and performers. The launch reinforces Yamaha’s long-standing commitment to India’s diverse musical culture. Built to support Indian classical training, contemporary performance, and Indian-Western fusion styles, the PSR-I Series features enhanced Indian Voices and Styles, dedicated Riyaz learning tools, and new creative functions that make quality music creation more accessible. Highlighting Yamaha’s vision for India, Mr. Ryoji Maruyama, Unit Head Sales Unit, Yamaha Music India, said the new PSR-I Series is “made in India for Indian musicians,” reflecting the brand’s focus on empowering creativity and nurturing the next generation of artists. Emphasising a customer-first approach, Mr. Rehan Siddiqui, DGM, MI-Sales, said the keyboards deliver improved sound authent...