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sachingopal
Bangalore
Worth visiting!
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Save yourself from the auto drivers here, otherwise a good city.
Anand Muthu
Bangalore
Worth visiting!
How this place changed my life
I have started my career in a Startup working as a Software Developer. I am still grateful to people of chennai. It has good infrastructure and commuting facilities. We can have many choices of place to hangout depends on the mood. Chennai is well known for its Beach ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marina_beach ). It also has many temples, shopping complex, multiplex, resorts, bay area, theaters and ofcourse diversified people. But Now its getting densely populated.
Anyway, I wish all the people would have a Happy and Peaceful Life there! I may return back to chennai in future. :)
sudhasoundar
Chennai International Airport
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hi i am sudha i would like to join with u my email id is surya_brownie@sify.com
Cathy
Metzingen
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I came to Madras on business trips, so have not actually seen all that much. I defintely need to come back to India.
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Chennai (Tamil: சென்னை IPA: [ˈtʃɛnnəɪ], formerly known as Madras (help·info), is the fourth largest metropolitan area of India and the capital city of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Located on the Coromandel Coast of the Bay of Bengal, Chennai had a popu
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