Refreshing Drinking Water Stall by Anna Nagar Traffic Police

A cool glass of water is the perfect drink on hot summer days. The drinking water available at the free water stall put up by the Anna Nagar Traffic Police, near Round Tana, Anna Nagar is clean and refreshing. The 

Police sources told the Anna Nagar Daily reporter Elwyn, that the drinking water booth will be kept throughout the summer season to help the road users and pedestrians.

 The drinking water stall is of great help during summer season. People thanked and appreciated the Traffic Police for setting up water stalls at various parts of Chennai city.

New Approach Road

A new approach roads to link 3^rd Avenue Road, parallel to the Anna Arch from Poonamallee High Road  is getting ready to improve connectivity. 

The new approach road was laid, to divert traffic due to the flyover construction work. 

The link road, will provide a direct access route for vehicles entering 3^rd Avenue from Nungambakkam. 

The new road is to come up along medicinal farm land which has been acquired for the flyover work. The new road is essentially meant to provide an access road to buses entering Anna Nagar, thereby reducing the volume of traffic.

Tender Coconuts Have Lot Of Health Benefits

The tender coconut is found in plenty at every nook and corner in Anna Nagar area. The demand for tender coconut water is increasing, as people are realising the health benefits. 

Tender coconut water is a  refreshing drink  which is filled with many healthy natural nutrients. It can enhance the body's metabolism and immunity.

 The drink is highly recommended by fitness and nutrition experts as a re-hydrating agent. The re-hydration property helps a person in regaining the energy and thereby coping with the calorie depletion during workouts.

 Many dietitians advice to use the drink for its potassium properties rather than digesting bananas as the former has more potassium content than the latter. It also has good mineral content compared to other fruit and vegetable juices. Coconut water has long been a popular drink in the tropics. 

The water of tender coconut, technically the liquid endosperm, is the most nutritious wholesome beverage that nature has provided for the people of the tropics to fight the sultry heat. 

It keeps the body cool and fights intestinal worms. It is an excellent tonic for the old and sick and in the treatment of kidney and urethral stones. The major chemical constituents of coconut water are sugars and minerals and minor ones are fat and nitrogenous substances. 

It contains glucose and fructose and many important minerals such as phosphorous, calcium, potassium, iron, sodium and vitamin B and C. Tender coconut water is not merely a thirst quenching drink but a mineral drink that cures most of human diseases and helps one regain lost health. Tender coconut water has been generally offered to patients with diarrhea. 

Tender coconut water has been used successfully in the cases of malnutrition and infant gastric disorders. Tender coconut water is known as the richest source of electrolytes, and hence is greatly recommended for people who are suffering from any illness. 

It also contains high amounts of chlorides, potassium, and magnesium and moderate amounts of sugar, sodium and protein. It is also effective in the treatment of kidney and urethral stones.

20J Is The New Bus Route To Ayapakkam

The Metropolitan Transport Corporation (MTC) has introduced a new bus route to Ambattur Ayapakkam. 

The new route 20J operates from Ayapakkam, Tamil Nadu Housing Board to CMBT Koyambedu. 

Few days back, Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa had flagged off 464 buses, including 389 new ones, in various routes across the State. 

The buses purchased for the State Express Transport Corporation have special feature better comforts for passengers. About 250 buses are e operated in new routes.

 The CM had recently directed to purchase 3,000 new buses at a cost of Rs 539.83 crore to replace the buses which have been in use for six years or operated for over of seven lakh kilometres. Flagging off the new buses, Ms Jayalalithaa handed over keys of 16 new buses to drivers, advising them to adhere to safety norms.