Wednesday, December 31, 2008
cmc, vellore is one of the stem cell research center
Life Cell, a stem cell banking and research company, has created a landmark with 5,000 enrollments from across India and overseas in two years.
A company release said here today that the strategic initiatives adopted and implemented by Life Cell have resulted in an overwhelming response for its services in the stem cell banking.
Launched in November 2004, Life Cell is India's first private cord blood bank which offers services in umbilical cord stem cell banking to the country.
Currently, Life Cell has 25 marketing and collection centres in Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Pune, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Ahmedabad and various other cities.
The release said the company has received a phenomenal response and recorded maximum enrolments from New Delhi and Mumbai followed by centres in South India namely-- Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad.
Life Cell CEO Chandra Mouli said, "Life Cell provides its customers with the highest ascribed quality, innovative and most affordable cord blood stem cell banking service available in today's market.'' Life Cell has also entered into strategic association with various institutions to offer families a bio-insurance for stem cell-based therapeutic applications in future.
The company has an alliance with Saneron CCEL Therapeutics for clinical trials and set to launch exclusive stem cell therapy centre in association with Sri Ramachandra Medical College & Research Institute, at Chennai for Hematological and Oncological ailments.
This exclusive stem cell therapy centre would be operational by March 2007.
Over 5,000 expectant parents from all corners of the country have enrolled with the company.
Cord blood, which is discarded after childbirth, is a rich source of stem cells. These stem cells can be harvested and preserved to be used for treating more than 75 serious ailments including neurological disorders and cardiac conditions. Life Cell offers its services for a fixed and transparent price.
Cord blood, which is discarded after childbirth, is a rich source of stem cells. These stem cells can be harvested and cryo preserved to be used for treating more than 75 serious ailments including neurological disorders and cardiac conditions. Life Cell offers its services for a fixed and transparent price. The cost includes an Enrolment fee of Rs. 5000, Processing fee: Rs. 27,000 and Annual storage fee: Rs. 3,500. One can reach Life Cell on a 24 hrs Toll free no. 1800–425–5323 .
A company release said here today that the strategic initiatives adopted and implemented by Life Cell have resulted in an overwhelming response for its services in the stem cell banking.
Launched in November 2004, Life Cell is India's first private cord blood bank which offers services in umbilical cord stem cell banking to the country.
Currently, Life Cell has 25 marketing and collection centres in Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Pune, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Ahmedabad and various other cities.
The release said the company has received a phenomenal response and recorded maximum enrolments from New Delhi and Mumbai followed by centres in South India namely-- Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad.
Life Cell CEO Chandra Mouli said, "Life Cell provides its customers with the highest ascribed quality, innovative and most affordable cord blood stem cell banking service available in today's market.'' Life Cell has also entered into strategic association with various institutions to offer families a bio-insurance for stem cell-based therapeutic applications in future.
The company has an alliance with Saneron CCEL Therapeutics for clinical trials and set to launch exclusive stem cell therapy centre in association with Sri Ramachandra Medical College & Research Institute, at Chennai for Hematological and Oncological ailments.
This exclusive stem cell therapy centre would be operational by March 2007.
Over 5,000 expectant parents from all corners of the country have enrolled with the company.
Cord blood, which is discarded after childbirth, is a rich source of stem cells. These stem cells can be harvested and preserved to be used for treating more than 75 serious ailments including neurological disorders and cardiac conditions. Life Cell offers its services for a fixed and transparent price.
Cord blood, which is discarded after childbirth, is a rich source of stem cells. These stem cells can be harvested and cryo preserved to be used for treating more than 75 serious ailments including neurological disorders and cardiac conditions. Life Cell offers its services for a fixed and transparent price. The cost includes an Enrolment fee of Rs. 5000, Processing fee: Rs. 27,000 and Annual storage fee: Rs. 3,500. One can reach Life Cell on a 24 hrs Toll free no. 1800–425–5323 .
Vellore Fort Inside Government museum
This state Government Museum is inside the fort and can be found on map. This Museum was opened to the public in 1985. It consists of objects of art, archaeology, pre-history, weapons, sculptures, bronzes, wood carvings, handicrafts, numismatics, philately, botany, geology and zoology. It treasures ancient and present day curios relating to Anthropology, Art and Archaeology, Botany, Geology, Numismatics, Pre-history, Zoology, etc. The historical monuments of the erstwhile composite North Arcot District are gracefully depicted in the Gallery. Special exhibits include Bronze double antenna sword from Vellore Taluk, dating back to 400 BC., Stone sculptures from Late Pallava to Vijayanagar periods, Ivory chess board and coins used by the last Kandian King of Sri Lanka, Vikrama Raja Singha. The educational activities of this Museum include Art camp for school students, Study of inscriptions and iconography for college students etc.
The Government Museum is situated besides the main bus stand in Lakshmanaswamy Town Hall. The museum is under the watch of Department of Museums. This might be the most unusual museum that you will ever see.the museum is open on all days from 9a.m to 12 noon and from 2 p.m. to 5p.m.
Address:
Curator,
Government museum,
Fort,
Vellore – 632 004.
The Government Museum is situated besides the main bus stand in Lakshmanaswamy Town Hall. The museum is under the watch of Department of Museums. This might be the most unusual museum that you will ever see.the museum is open on all days from 9a.m to 12 noon and from 2 p.m. to 5p.m.
Address:
Curator,
Government museum,
Fort,
Vellore – 632 004.
Vellore Insed Fort Mosque
Mosque (Inside the fort)
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The Mosque inside the fort is protected by the A.S.I. It was built in 1750 and constructed of granite stones with mortar, on three sides. At present it is not used for worship and the gates of the mosque are closed. It is rectangular in shape. On the front side it is plastered with lime and bricks. The Hindu architecture slowly yielded place to the flourishing Muslim architecture which is evident in the form of innumerable mosques and palaces which are Indo-Saracenic style.
Another important monument of attraction is that of the Mosque of Nawab Chanda Sahib. It was built in 1750 A.D. The entrance of the masjid is on the Northern side. At the top of the structure, provision is made for the speakers. On all the four sides of the structure it is decorated with arch shapes. It is constructed with brick and lime. Pillars are constructed in two lines, inner and outer and each row has four pillars. The outer pillars are smaller in height in comparison with the pillars inside. For performing Namaz, on the Western side a large prayer hall or courtyard of about fifteen feet in breadth and forty feet in length was constructed. On the back to it lies the Mehrab. The devotees has to worship before this Mehrab and on the right hand side to it lies a platform for the Imam to perform the worship. The pillars found in the mosque are about two and a half feet in breadth on the facing side and about a feet in the sides. On the southern end of the mosque there are flight of steps which lead to the upper part of the mosque. At the centre of the mosque there is a big dome and on the sides there are minars. The minors on the northern and southern sides are very big and minors behind the dome is very small. There are floral designs in the smaller pillars.
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The Mosque inside the fort is protected by the A.S.I. It was built in 1750 and constructed of granite stones with mortar, on three sides. At present it is not used for worship and the gates of the mosque are closed. It is rectangular in shape. On the front side it is plastered with lime and bricks. The Hindu architecture slowly yielded place to the flourishing Muslim architecture which is evident in the form of innumerable mosques and palaces which are Indo-Saracenic style.
Another important monument of attraction is that of the Mosque of Nawab Chanda Sahib. It was built in 1750 A.D. The entrance of the masjid is on the Northern side. At the top of the structure, provision is made for the speakers. On all the four sides of the structure it is decorated with arch shapes. It is constructed with brick and lime. Pillars are constructed in two lines, inner and outer and each row has four pillars. The outer pillars are smaller in height in comparison with the pillars inside. For performing Namaz, on the Western side a large prayer hall or courtyard of about fifteen feet in breadth and forty feet in length was constructed. On the back to it lies the Mehrab. The devotees has to worship before this Mehrab and on the right hand side to it lies a platform for the Imam to perform the worship. The pillars found in the mosque are about two and a half feet in breadth on the facing side and about a feet in the sides. On the southern end of the mosque there are flight of steps which lead to the upper part of the mosque. At the centre of the mosque there is a big dome and on the sides there are minars. The minors on the northern and southern sides are very big and minors behind the dome is very small. There are floral designs in the smaller pillars.
Friday, December 12, 2008
Status Enquiry [After apply passport in Vellore Collectorate Status Enquiry]
Status Enquiry
Takkal (Urgent), ordinary 2 type of methods or available.
After that Police Verification come, address and any criminal case involve verify.
After preparation of passport, your passport send by speed post only.
Minimum 3 months maximum 6 months your passport hand over your address.
If not come enquiry Passport office chennai, and get speed post number and check internet post status.
Takkal (Urgent), ordinary 2 type of methods or available.
After that Police Verification come, address and any criminal case involve verify.
After preparation of passport, your passport send by speed post only.
Minimum 3 months maximum 6 months your passport hand over your address.
If not come enquiry Passport office chennai, and get speed post number and check internet post status.
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