CHENNAI PRESS NEWS

Chancellor of SRM Inaugurated SRM Alumni Association Chennai Chapter Chennai: The Chennai based alumni of SRM inaugurated the Chennai chapter of SRMIST Alumni Association on 9th February 2019 under the auspices of the Hon Chancellor Dr Paarivendhar at the Vadapalani campus, SRMIST. The event was attended by over 200 alumni from the city.  The Chancellor interacted with the alumni and exhorted them to have an active chapter. He mentioned that the strength of the alumni is the strength of the Institute and that the University is growing continuously with top grades in NAAC and NIRF. He asked the alumni to share their knowledge with the students and to contribute by way of scholarships, book donations, etc.  The highlight of the program was the Chancellor’s offer of discounts to alumni in SRM hospital, admission of wards to SRMIST and other sister concerns of SRM. He also reminded the alumni of their duty in voting for the right people in the upcoming elections...

Special State Handloom Expo - An Exclusive Exhibition – Cum- Sale of Handlooms Directly by Weavers and artisans Handloom Expo to be held from 6 th February to 19 th February 2019between 10:30 AM to 8:30 PM at Co-Optex Exhibition Ground, 350,Pantheon Road, Egmore, Chennai-08 The Exhibition was inaugurated by Shri C. Munianathan, IAS, Director of Handlooms & Textiles, Chennai                           Chennai, 7 th February 2019 :Central Cottage Industries Emporium India Ltd, is organising Special State Handloom Expo - a fou rteen day exhibition of Handloom at Co-Optex Exhibition Ground, Chennai from the 6 th February – 19 th February 2019 . This is being organised for the growth and development of Handloom through the direct participation of weavers. This exhibition is being organised to provide weavers the market intelligence...

Center) Dr.Sai Satish, MD DM with successfully operated patients APOLLO HOSPITALS - Trans Catheter Therapies at Apollo Hospitals, Redefines Lives After 80 Chennai, 7 th Feb, 2019: New minimally invasive therapies in cardiovascular disease management couldn’t have comesooner.Heart disease is now the leading killer of men and women in the country. According to a study published by the Lancet, cardiovascular disease caused more than 2.1 million deaths in India in 2015. Even though that’s over a quarter of all deaths in the country that year, I still feel it’s an under estimation.Thankfully, these rapid changes in the healthcare landscape haveled to improved outcomes for patients. These include therapies to address com plex coronary lesions and valve disorders in people who have been deemed unfit for surgery due to various factors, including age, previous surgeries & high risks of complications. Until now these patients had a very poor quality of life with very ...