9 to 5 Power Cut in USMAN ROAD AREA, PULIANTHOPE AREA and RADHA NAGAR AREAs on 8.4.2013 (Monday)

TNEB9 to 5 Power Cut in USMAN ROAD AREA, PULIANTHOPE AREA and RADHA NAGAR AREAs on 8.4.2013 (Monday)

An another report has been published by TNEB today that the power supply will be suspended from 9 am to 5 pm for maintenance works on 8th April, 2013…

RADHA NAGAR AREA : Entire Radha nagar, Ganapathypuram, Nelimichery, Shanthi nagar, Kannan nagar, Zamin Royapettah, Subhash nagar.

USMAN ROAD AREA : Durai samy road, Lakshmi Narasimhar st, Usman road, North Usman road, Tanjore road, Griffith road, Vasan st, Gandhi st, Jawaharlal Nehru st, Cartrack road, Anandan st, Ramachandra st, Krishnan st, Krishnasamy st, Bazullah road, Chari st, Ramakrishna st, Thiyagaraya Gramani st, Gangai Amman koil st, Habibullah road, parthasarathy puram, Kolamamani Amman koil st, Balu Mudali st, Pillaiyar koil st, Kodambakkam high road, Vivekananda st, Mambalam high road, Rangan st, Rameswaram road, Unnamalai ammal st, Somasundaran st, Vysar st, Coats road, Murugesan st, Govindan st, Prakasam st,  Kannaiah st, Arulambal st, Rajan st, Lakshmanan st, Bhagirathi ammal st, Sarangabani st, Sadasivam st, Thirumoorthy st, Thirumalai pillai road, Thangavel st, Pinjala Subramanian st, Hanumantha Rao st, Rangachari st, Padmanaban st.

PULIANTHOPE AREA: Sydenhams road, Kannappar Thidal, Ribbon Building, Sundrarapuram, Nehru Timber Mart, Appa Rao garden, Demellous road, VOC nagar, Ambethkar nagar, Ammaiammal st, Kuttithamburan st, Kannikapuram, Gandhi nagar, Power Mills road, Sathiyavani Muthu nagar, Part of Flower Bazaar, Elephant Gate, Pulianthope high road, Jafarkhan st, Bolnayakan st, Natcharammal st, Mannarsamy st, Narayanasamy st, Decaster road, Mothilal st, Kattur Nalla Muthu st, Angalamman koil st,  Ashtapujam road, KM garden, Periyar nagar, Parthasarathy st, Munusamy nagar, Avadi, Srinivasan st, Arimuthu st.

Visitors are requested to refer once again with the press release of TNEB.

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