Monday, February 4, 2019

Tribute to Director Arivazhagan Venkatachalam 543

Today  am going to pen anther interesting film personality from Tamil film Industry is none other than Director Arivazhagan Venkatachalam.Started his career with Ace Director Shankar and later he became independent director  in his production house is laudable.He studied from MGR Film and Television training institute and a gold medalist is worth to be mentioned here.He has worked with leading actors  viz,Nandha,LakshmiRamakrishnan,Nahul,Atul Kulkarni and others.He has handled both  the films Vallinam and Eeram was nicely.Good Cinematography of K.M.Bhaskaran for Vallinam and ManojParamahamsa for Eeram  made a good name for this director. I have seen boththe films and was impressed his directorial touch.He started his  career with Director Shankar and made a good name in his first film  will have bright future in the film industry is no doubt.Today i am very happy to tribute this talented Director.
K.Ragavan
See You Next Week,
4-2-19
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Sunday, February 3, 2019

Letter in BM on 4Feb 19

Letter in BM on 4Feb 19

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Letter.

Letter Published in The National UAE On 4Feb 19 Terrorists behind attack in Nigeria must be stopped
Regarding your story Boko Haram killed at least 60 in Nigerian town, Amnesty International says (February 2), the ongoing crisis with extremism and militancy in Nigeria was shocking to read. It is high time the international community came forward to address this issue.
The killing of innocent civilians is contemptible. What a sad and painful day for Nigeria and the world at large.
K Ragavan, Bengaluru

Saturday, February 2, 2019

Letter in BM on 3Feb 19

Letter.

Letter Published in The National UAE on 3 Feb 19 Finally, the Indian budget puts the people first    I refer to your article Sops for Indian farmers and middle class in election year budget (February 2). The recent Indian interim budget addressed some of the country’s most pressing issues, including the farmers’ loan waiver and assured annual income for their families. The income tax limit was also extended up to five Lakhs, from betwen two and five, which is a great relief for middle class workers. A pension for laborours is another highlight.As usual, opposition parties have expressed some displeasure, but overall this is a budget for the people. This budget reflects the will of Narendra Modi’s government to provide for the middle class, which have been neglected in the past. The opposition claim this budget is designed simply to win votes in upcoming Lok Sabha elections, but if it helps ordinary Indians, the intentions are irrelevant. Kudos to Finance Minister Piyush Goyal.K Ragavan, Bengaluru