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  The Naulakh Bagh Parallel to Melvisharam (Near Ranipet), on the northern banks of the Palar River, there is a garden named ‘Nau Lakh Bagh’, meaning “Garden of Nine Lakh Trees,” believed to have nine lakh trees. Over the years, people from Melvisharam and nearby places keep visiting this garden. Most of the Visharamian would have visited this place at least once in his lifetime. During our school holidays, along with our friends, we would walk about 2 km across the Palar River to reach this fascinating garden. I still remember the joy of eating guava, cashew and other fruits with our friends. The garden is under the management of the Department of Horticulture, Government of Tamil Nadu. In 2016, a bridge was laid across Palar between Melvisharam and Naulakh. Since then, people frequently visit this place for morning and evening walks. This bridge also connects Melvisharam with Thengal, SIPCOT, and Ranipet. On searching the history of this garden, I came to know a series of...

                                  نولاکھ باغ میلوشارم کے متوازی، پالار ندی کے شمالی کنارے پر ایک باغ واقع ہے جسے ’’نولاکھ باغ‘‘ کہا جاتا ہے۔ ’’نولاکھ‘‘ کا مطلب ہے ’’نو لاکھ درختوں کا باغ‘‘، اور روایت ہے کہ اس میں نو لاکھ درخت لگائے گئے تھے                                                                 ۔ سالوں سے میلوشارم اور آس پاس کے علاقوں کے لوگ اس باغ کا رخ کرتے رہے ہیں۔ ہر ’’وشارمی‘‘ نے اپنی زندگی میں کم از کم ایک بار اس باغ کی سیر ضرور کی ہوگی۔ اسکول کی چھٹیوں میں ہم دوستوں کے ساتھ تقریباً دو کلومیٹر پالار ندی کو عبور کر کے اس دلکش باغ تک پیدل پہنچا کرتے تھے۔ مجھے آج بھی دوستوں کے ساتھ امرود، کاجو اور دیگر پھل کھانے کی خوشی یاد ہے.                            ...

  EDARA E NOORUL HUDA- MELVISHARAM                                      In 1983, National library was established by Janab Sakvai Ifthikhar Ahmed Sahib, Malack Mujeer Ahmed Sahib, Trup Ameen Ahmed Sahib and Karpoor Azeemuddin Sahib. It was the first organisation formed in those days. Later at the suggestion of Hazrath Moulana Mohammed Yaqoob Sahib (Rah.) Edara-e-Noorul-Huda was established and the National Library was converted into  Noorul Islam Library. After consulting Janab Mana Muna Abdul Kareem Sahib, the Edara got its permanent office at Rifah E Aam complex at S.H.A Street, a separate section was allotted for the library. Islamic books, audio cassettes of Tafsir, and Bayans by reputed Ulamas were issued free of cost. The library had a huge and rare collection of Islamic books. Up to 2010, the library quenched the thirst of readers. Based on the suggestion of Haz...

MADARSA E RIFAH E AAM (THYYUB SAB SCHOOL)   MELVISHARAM                   Madarsa E Rifah E Aam Janab Mana Muna Abdul Kareem Sahib (Son of Mana Muna Mohammed Hasan Sahib) established Madarsa E Rifah E Aam at No. 2, S.H.A Street adjacent to the Pakthini mosque. The Madarsa was started on 28th September 1980 with a dua by Hazrath Moulana Abu Savood Sahib. (Former Ameer E Shariat, Karnataka). Hazrath Moulana Hafiz Mohammed Thyoob Sahib (son of Hazrath Moulana Nayyar Rabbani Sahib Rah) was its’ first teacher. Children of kinder-garden level studied and the core syllabi was the Holy Quran (Nazira) Masnoon Dua, Basic Urdu, English, Tamil and maths.   This was a full time school. I studied here during 1984-87 along with my neighbours.   Zaheer Hazrath (Janab T.K. Hafiz Zaheer Ahmed) and Ameen Hazrath (Janab T. K. Ameen Ahmed Sahib) were our teachers. Janab Mustafa Sahib also served in this Madarsa. My classmates a...