03:11:00 PM, a moment in Chennai

Every second you are up to something. A thought, a scene, a trip et la. It is quite logical that everyone else is also up to something in that same second. It is unfortunate that all of us can’t exists in the same space and time. But hey! We all exists at the same time…
Chennai - such a vast city, with millions of people. Take a deep breathe… {pause}… in that very pause a million things have happened (some significant, some not), a million things have changed (some for the good, some for the bad).
i am curious to find out what all happens in one second in this city. If you are, join me this 3rd November, 2007.


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Photo Shoot at Gingee on 23th Sep- CPC

Chennai Photography Club has arranged a photography shoot session at Gingee on 23rd September (Sunday). I to traveling in for this trip. I am sure this trip would definitely help be in improvising my photography skills for sure. I would recommend a must come trip for all photography lovers...

If any one what to join this time just ping me at 9841555505

Details about Gingee.

Gingee is a panchayat town in Viluppuram district (erstwhile South Arcot district) in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The nearest town with a railway station is Tindivanam, 28 km away.

Gingee is located between three hills covering a perimeter of 3 km.

Gingee is famous for its Gingee Fort, a popular tourist attraction. The Fort in Gingee was built by the Chola dynasty in 13th Century. In 1638, Gingee came under the control of Bijapur Sultanate from Vijayanagar. In 1677, it was under the control of Maratha king Shivaji. In 1690, it changed to be under Mughal, under whose rule it became the headquarters of Arcot. It changed hands to the French in 1750, and then to the British in 1762. In the 18th century, it was occupied again by the French for 11 years. During this time, many sculptural aspects of Gingee were shifted to Pondicherry by the French.

The Rajagiri Fort was built in 1200 AD. It is 1 km away from Gingee Market. It is made up of saffron and Black rock. Currently, the fort includes a magazine, gymnasium, palace site, audience hall, stable, Clock tower, granary, treasury in Indo-Islamic style, store-house for grains and an elephant tank. In the West Entrance, Venu Gopalaswami Temple, Ranganath Temple of vijayanagar Kings, Kalyan Mandap, Sadatulla Khan's Masjid (1717-18), Mahabbat Khan's masjid. Bath tubs with continuous supply of water, a huge cannon, belong to the temple on the top of the fort near Chakrakulam-Kunda (reservoir) or water a wonderland of treasure for the tourists and photograpers.