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Declared stillborn, found alive later

Declared stillborn, found alive later


KOLKATA: The condition of the two-day-old infant, who was declared stillborn at a reputed clinic here only to be found alive less than 12 hours later, was critical but stable on Wednesday. He is on ventilator and radiant warmer, doctors

Get used to high oil prices: Saudi King

Dubai: Blaming energy taxes, speculation and high consumption for soaring oil prices, Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah said both producers and consumers should control these factors to “soften” the impact on the people.

NEW LOCATIONS: Villages are beginning to attract real estate activity. A view of Oorapakkam village.

TAMBARAM: Far from the maddening crowd might be rephrased as “further away…” considering the long distances that people seeking land for building houses and for investment are willing to travel.

Real estate activity, which till a few years ago was restricted to places with good transport connectivity has now spread deep into remote locations and obscure villages.

Villages beyond the southern suburbs of Chennai are witnessing frequent visits by property buyers, apart from small-time and leading players in the business.

And making the most of it are owners of ancestral property who are willing to sell portions of it for princely sums, and the mediators who facilitate these deals.

For instance, villages around Guduvanchery, Urapakkam, Padappai and Maraimalai Nagar are witnessing real estate activity that was, till some years ago, seen only in urban pockets around Tambaram.

With the Grand Southern Trunk ensuring a round-the-clock road network, and adequate suburban electric train services between Tambaram and Chengalpattu, villages not far from railway stations on this sector have become ideal destinations for the middle class and salaried sections with restrictions on their budget to purchase a plot.

And today, houses have begun to mushroom in Kayarambedu, Madambakkam and Petumaattunallur near Guduvanchery, Iyanchery and Adhanur near Urapakkam and also in some villages near Maraimalai Nagar and Singaperumal Koil. Guduvanchery, Urapakkam, Maraimalai Nagar and Singaperumal Koil are well connected by Metropolitan Transport Corporation buses and suburban electric train services and the issue of transport is addressed to.

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