Velachery - Coal Barbecue

All food lovers out there..
We have exciting news for u, to fulfill your ecstasy. Velachery is on the outskirts of Chennai. It's one of the massively growing places in and around Chennai with the Phoenix mall and grand mall. Lots of other franchise also have put in their shops and foodies can also make the best times by full filing their love for food.

Coal Barbecue, is present at on the road that connects the outer velachery main road and interior road that connects the Phoenix mall and Guru Nanak college. First speaking on its space, it is located just an edge away from the road and has a parking lot which was made completion by the government for all the hotels and other public halls.
They provide food in many varieties of cuisine like North Indian, Mediterranean, Arabian etc.

They provide buffets at acceptable prices. Pre booking is must, as it
Is the case in all the buffet hotels. Each group of members will provided about 2 hours of time, first they start with starters and when you wish to stop the starters you could inform, it's with you. Then the main course will be kept on tables all self served. They have options for veg and non veg. On have to inform while pre booking. They have desserts and finally the ice cream. All Unlimited...!! 

They provide a special item after all your main courses, it's named freeze here. Saravanan, manager says himself " It's a special dish here where we provide customers here a hide n seek biscuit dipped in liquid nitrogen which is absolutely edible. But only one will be provided each as more than one will make your tongue freeze "

So get on..!! If you have a plan of meeting up this weekend with your friends, family get-together make the best at this spot. Get filed you hear along with your hungry stomach..

Link:: 

https://www.zomato.com/chennai/coal-barbecues-velachery

                            

Campus News - ART BEAT

The Department of Visual Communication , Loyola college Chennai conducting ART BEAT, An inter college competition.
The festival happens every year and this time it is happening in the month of Valentine. After many successful events conducted by the students of Loyola this event is organized on Feb 24th. Students can join the show and have fun participating.Last year the event was a grand success and lots more entries are expected this year as well. The inviting works have in initiated and done on full swing.

The festivent consists of various programs for the students of other colleges in and around Chennai to participate. It includes both the On-Stage and Off-Stage events, for which the registration are done on the spot. The one day cultural fest consists of events like channel surfing, Adzap, J.A.M, Ivargal Santhithal, Monoact which come under on stage events. Doodle Art, Scene Recreation, Produce my script, photography, Face Painting which come under Off-Stage events.

For the rules and regulations u can check on to our official FB page Artbeat and our Instagram handle art_beat_loyola

Date: February 24
Venue: Visual Communication Department, Loyola college
A full day filled with joy and fun, come make a benchmark if not we are  sure you can make some awesome memories....

Book Fair

THE WEEK FOR BOOK LOVERS AND BOOK SELLERS..!!

                  Booksellers and Publishers Association of South India (BAPASI) organised a book fair at Chennai on the first week of the year. The book fair at Chennai was held from Jan 6 to Jan 19 2017, at  St.George Anglo Indian Hr. sec . School , Amanthakarai, Chennai.

      
                The Chennai Book Fair is considered to be one of the biggest events in the Chennai cultural calendar along with the Chennai music season In addition to book stalls, there are food and refreshment stalls to serve the needs of hungry visitors. Regular debates, contests and speeches are held at the venue. In recent times, movie clippings of films of international renown are filmed at the venue of the fair. Annual awards to the best writer and the best publisher are given at the fair.


                Various varieties of books were made available this year as usual. People in Chennai visited the place daily and made it a grand success. Rs.10 was made as the entry fee. There was nearly 700 stalls put up at the fair.


             Spread over two lakh sq.ft., the book fair will have publishers and sellers from across the country, including Malayalam publishers.
                             “We expect 10 lakh to 11 lakh visitors this year. It was quite challenging to organise this book fair in six months. Last year, we had to postpone the fair to June due to the December 2015 floods,” said one of the organizers.