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#ClockTower #Chennai #ChennaiClockTower Description: Muthalaali Book - Tamil 300+ Business | 300+ Product's Making Formulas 350+ Pages | Free Shipping over India To Buy:https://imojo.in/hgerty For Phone Orders, Contact: 9791623645 With smartphones becoming extensions of our hand, standalone clock towers appear anachronistic. Called “Mani Koondu” in Tamil, a clock tower was an essential part of the lives of the people living and working in areas surrounding it. With such significance, a clock-tower would define development, as institutions, markets and bus stands would come up in areas immediately around them. There is little information about the early years of clock towers in Chennai. Reportedly, there was time when the city had 14 clock towers. Now we are left with only the clock towers at Mint Street, Doveton (Vepery), Pattalam, Tondiarpet and Royapettah. The Thiruvanmiyur Clock Tower was the latest to join in the recent years. It may be noted that the imposing Thiruvottiyur Clock Tower that perished in the last decade. That makes it just six clock towers in Chennai — so it was erroneously believed until recently when the Kathivakkam-Ennore Standalone Clock Tower came to light for heritage watchers. Historically, cannon fire was used to indicate the time — usually at 8 p.m. — from the Fort in the then Madras. For the first time, a standalone clock tower was erected in Purasawalkam during the early years of the 20th century, 108 years old iconic Tower Clock at the university up and running. Constructed in 1913, the 27m-tall structure from the terrace is the second oldest building after the Senate House at the Chepauk campus. After renovation, ‘Thirukkural’ couplets will be played every hour, an initiative that was first put in place about a decade ago as a mark of commemorating the World Classical Tamil Conference at Coimbatore in 2010, but discontinued. CREDITS Camera - Suresh Krishna, Edit - Sathya Karuna Moorthi, Voice- V. Neelakandan,Script & Producer - S. Arun Prasath Subscribe: https://goo.gl/OcERNd https://twitter.com/#!/Vikatan   / vikatanweb   http://www.vikatan.com