INDIVIDUAL AMENITIES NEAR CHENNAI

MAARUTHI ELANA

DUPLEX HOUSES AT

PERUNGUDI

1 kms from OMR, Near, Life Line Hospital

1493 Sq.Ft. - 1906 Sq.Ft at

Rs. 60 Lakhs - 76 Lakhs 

INDIVIDUAL AMENITIES 

Open Terrace, Sump, Bore Well,

O.H.Tank, S. Tank & Car Park

SITE AT

Veerapandia Kattabomman Street,

Perungudi, Chennai - 96

INTEREST & EMI

*Starts Only After Possession*

CONTACT 

www.maaruthifoundations.com

 

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PLOTS FOR SALE NEAR CHENNAI. TN - INDIA

Propshell 

Personalized Property Management

Gated Community Plots At

Sriperumbudur

Lowest Priced Gated Community

Rs. 375/- Sqft

Amenities 

• 40 ft & 30 ft Wide Black Top Roads 

• Water, Electricity, Sewage Facility

• Compound Wall & Designer Arch

• 24x7 Security, Modular Street Lights

• Avenue Plantation, Leisure & Parks

Connectivity

• 45 Minute, Car Drive From: Guindy, Koyembedu

• Frequent Metro Bus Service: T.Nagar, Vadapalani, Koyembedu

• Frequent Train Service: Thiruvallur & Kadambattur

Proximity

• Corporates Schools & Colleges:

Don Bosco School, St.Joseph School

Sacred Heart School & Christ College.

• Banks

Indian Bank, UCO Bank

• Hospitals

St. Joseph Missionary Hospital

Super markets & Petrol Pump

Contact:

Propshell

Personalized Property Management

www.propshell.com

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HEALTH ISSUE: New York Study The Against Stroke

Stress and stroke are not linked: Study

New York: The study, published in the journal Stroke, looked at the relationship between stressful life events and the risk of subarachnoid hemorrhage, where a ruptured blood vessel causes bleeding into the space surrounding the brain.

          It's estimated that up to half of cases are fatal. It's common for people to attribute a sudden medical problem like stroke t stress, noted senior researcher Dr Craig S Anderson, of the George Institute of International Health and the University of Sydney in Australia.

          Overall, the study found, most forms of stressful life events showed no relationship with the risk of subarachnoid hemorrhage. However, the researchers report, when they accounted for factors like high blood  pressure, smoking and drinking, the links between those two stressors and subarachnoid hemorrhage were only "marginally" signnificant. 

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