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To November 12, 2025
The Corporate Relations Department,
The Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd,
Floor No. 25, P.J. Towers, Dalal Street,
Mumbai – 400 001.
Dear Sir/Mam,
Sub: Newspaper Advertisement under Regulation 47 of the Securities and Exchange Board of
India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015
Ref: Scrip Code - 521228
Pursuant to Regulation 47 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and
Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we are enclosing the copies of newspaper
advertisement published in the Trinity Mirror (English) and Makkal Kural (Tamil) dated November 12,
2025 regarding the publication of unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results of the Company
for the quarter/ half year ended September 30, 2025 which were approved by the Board of Directors in its
meeting held on November 11, 2025. The same has been made available on the Company’s website
(www.tatia.co.in).
Submitted for your information and records.
Thanking You.
Yours Faithfully,
For TATIA GLOBAL VENNTURE LIMITED
(MADHUR AGARWAL)
Company Secretary and Compliance Officer
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CHENNAI - 12-NOVEMBER-2025
A wake-up call that politicians will scroll past -
after their next ribbon-cutting ceremony.
A disturbing video from Ayodhya District Hospital
has once again shown the world the true face of
India’s “world-class healthcare system” - the one
reserved for the poor. The video, now viral, shows
a helpless patient tied hand and foot, struggling to
even reach the food kept right in front of him. The
patient wasn’t in a jail cell, but in an “unused” hospital
ward - a ward that was officially declared closed.
The hospital administration defended itself, calling
the patient “mentally unstable and an alcoholic
psycho.” In India, every failure of the system can be
neatly covered up by blaming the victim.
Darker side of India: Inhuman
treatment and living still persist
When the video embarrassed officials on social media, they suddenly “sprang into action” - the typical
Indian version of action that only starts after public outrage goes viral. The patient was hurriedly referred
to a medical college, but fate - or perhaps the cruel inefficiency of our system - had other plans. He
died on the way to Lucknow.
And just like that, one more poor life was lost - uncounted, unnamed, unimportant.
Humanity- That Bed Has Been Declared ‘Out of Order’ Too.
This heartbreaking scene isn’t a one-off case - it is a mirror to the rot in India’s healthcare machinery.
From Ayodhya to Patna, from Bhopal to Bhubaneshwar, government hospitals for the poor, look like
ghost houses where both infrastructure and compassion have died long ago.
Doctors are overworked, nurses underpaid, officials indifferent, and politicians too busy tweeting about
development to notice that people are dying in hospitals that look more like ruins than treatment centers.
This is the real India - not the one in glossy government ads showing “Ayushman Bharat” saving
lives, but the one where patients are tied like animals, because the system can’t be bothered to care.
As expected, once the video went viral, the administration suddenly remembered it had a conscience.
The patient was “immediately referred” to another hospital, but it was too late. Dr. Vinod Kumar Arya
from Darshan Nagar Medical College clarified that the patient wasn’t insane - he was diabetic and an
alcoholic, but not a danger to anyone.
His family confirmed the same. They were taking him to Lucknow after discharge, when he died on
the road - another faceless victim of India’s lethargic system.
So who takes responsibility now? The hospital? The state health department? The Chief Minister who
tweets condolences but cuts funds? Or the bureaucratic chain that thrives on files, not lives?
When Publicity Is Policy, and Corruption the Cure, the political response was as predictable as ever
- opposition parties posted angry tweets, ruling party spokespersons blamed “mismanagement,” and the
story will soon vanish from headlines until the next tragedy.
In a country where politicians live by publicity and corruption, the poor survive on luck and charity.
The system doesn’t serve people anymore - it serves itself.
India boasts of being the pharmacy of the world, but for its poor citizens, even a hospital bed and
humane care are luxuries. The official machinery’s lethargy, combined with decades of corruption and
photo-op governance, ensures that hospitals like Ayodhya’s continue to exist - as monuments of neglect.
Ayodhya may be called the “city of faith,” but this incident reminds us that faith alone can’t heal
a broken nation. Until India starts valuing the lives of its poorest citizens more than the next election
headline, hospitals will remain death houses, and “healthcare” will remain just another cruel joke.
Maybe Lord Ram didn’t return to Ayodhya after all - perhaps, He couldn’t bear to see what His
city has become.
The living condition behind IG office, Kailasapuram
crematorium: Photo: VVS.
Human beings in some parts of Chennai live like pigs
and stray dogs - enduring mosquito bites the size of bullets
and sleeping by canals that could out-stink a garbage dump.
Walk along the banks, and you will see what “development”
really smells like.
One wonders if our politicians ever take a stroll there (
Kailasapuram to Triplicane canal stretch)- or do they need
a drone to see what real life looks like? I’ve visited more
slums than most of them have election posters, and trust
me; the scene is equally tragic whether you go north or
south. The air is thick with filth, hopelessness, and political
indifference.
Human beings live like pigs & dogs,
but who cares
To be fair, the DMK has at least tried to care - a few corners cleaned here and there, some effort
made. But the task is Herculean. The opposition, however, seems to think shouting about corruption is
the same as serving the people. They’re too busy playing moral police while the poor drown in sewage
and sleep beside rats the size of kittens.
EPS, Annamalai - gentlemen, how about skipping your next road show and taking a real walk along
the Cooum? Better yet, try spending a single night in one of those canal-side huts. Feel the “joy” of
mosquito bites, open drains, and hunger. You want to prove you’re man of the people? Here is your
chance. No stage lights, no mikes - just the raw fragrance of neglect.
See how your “people” live - half-human, half-forgotten. We have been dreaming of turning Chennai
into Singapore for decades; meanwhile, the Cooum still qualifies as a biohazard, not a river.
For sixty years, this tragedy has been replaying like an old political speech - loud, repetitive, and utterly
useless. I once published a photo (The Mail) of the Luz over bridge canal side, calling it as the real face
of “Singara Chennai.” Well, it still sings - only now the chorus is of mosquitoes, misery, and neglect.
Here is a wild idea: instead of barking at each other across TV studios, why not promise to lift up
the 10% who live in the filthiest, most inhuman conditions imaginable? Maybe even give them clean
homes, sanitation, and dignity - you know, those minor things democracy was supposed to deliver.
A real politician knocks on the doors of the forgotten. The rest just wave from SUVs and call it
leadership.
So yes, Chennai can still become Singapore - just as soon as our leaders stop talking about it and
start walking along the canal.
And perhaps the DMK, which has at least taken a few small steps in this direction, should go further
- include a clear, firm commitment in its 2026 Manifesto to rehabilitate everyone living in the worst
conditions across Chennai and Tamil Nadu, provide proper accommodation, and finally clean the entire
stretch of the Cooum canals that have become a major threat to public health. The effort so far is too
meagre - but the promise, if made sincerely, could finally turn “Singara Chennai” from a tired slogan
into a living reality.
OPERATIONAL ENERGY GROUP INDIA LIMITED
Registered office: A, 5th Floor, Gokul Arcade- East Wing
No. 2 & 2A, Sardar Patel Road, Adyar, Chennai -600 020
Tel: 044-43949300, Web Site: www.oegglobal.com,
Email Id: natarajan@oegindia.com
CIN: L40100TN1994PLC028309
UNAUDITED FINANCIAL RESULTS
FOR THE QUARTER ENDED 30TH SEPTEMBER 2025
The Unaudited Financial Results of Operational Energy Group
India Limited “OEGIL" for the Quarter and Half Year Ended 30th
September 2025 have been reviewed by the Audit Committee
and approved by the Board of Directors of the Company on
11th November 2025 and is filed with the Stock Exchanges as
per Regulation 33 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure
Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
The detailed results for the quarter ended 30th September 2025
is available on the websites of:
1. The Company – www.oegglobal.com
2. The Stock Exchange – www.msei.in
For Operational Energy Group India Limited
Sd/-
Place: Chennai Executive Chairman & Managing Director
Date: 11th November 2025 DIN: 00052842
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Results on the
website of the company
Direction : Millat Ahmed
Cast : Imam Abdul Kaiyum, Imam Umar, Imam
Sadaqallah
“Meelatun Nabi” is a deeply moving and creatively
crafted biopic that beautifully portrays the life and
teachings of the Holy Prophet - without depicting
him visually or through actors. Written, directed, and
produced by Millat Ahmed, an AI innovator from
Karaikal based in Singapore, the film stands out for its
sincerity, originality, and respect for Islamic tradition.
Ahmed, who previously directed Anthay, takes com-
plete creative control here - writing the screenplay,
dialogues, and songs - making Meelatun Nabi a truly
personal cinematic expression of faith and devotion.
The title, meaning “Birth of the Prophet,” reflects
the film’s core - a celebration of the Prophet’s mes-
sage of peace, compassion, and unity. In keeping with
religious sensibilities, the narrative unfolds through
the voices of three imams - Abdul Qayyum, Umar,
and Sadaqatullah - accompanied by AI-generated vi-
suals that authentically recreate early Islamic history,
from Makkah’s sacred birthplace to the deserts that
witnessed the Prophet’s mission.
The film gently conveys Islamic values such as
compassion, equality, honesty, prayer, and respect for
elders and women, while addressing common mis-
conceptions - emphasizing that Islam upholds peace,
mutual respect among religions, and the sanctity of
family.
Musically, Meelatun Nabi shines with soulful rendi-
tions by Nowshad (son of Nakoor Hanifa), Shamsudeen
(brother of Sakul Hameed), Raheema, and Paritha.
S.R. Ram’s music and background score enrich the
‘Meelatun Nabi’: Innovative
spiritual biopic
film’s devotional tone, while its cinematography and
editing ensure a smooth, immersive experience.
Overall, Meelatun Nabi is more than a film - it’s
a reverent artistic tribute that bridges faith and tech-
nology. Thoughtful, serene, and spiritually uplifting,
it encourages reflection, understanding, and harmony
- offering both believers and non-believers a glimpse
into the compassionate heart of Islam.
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT MADRAS(Oridinary Original Civil Jurisdiction)
O.P.No. 431 of 2025In the matter of Guardian and Wards
Act, 1890 andIn the matter of Minor M.Mohamed
Fadil aged about 14 years1) Mohamed Mohaideen Kasali,
S/o.S.P.Masthan2) Syed Ali Fathima,
W/o. Mohamed Mohaideen Kasali,Both are residing at:
No.27/5, Rangarajulu Street,Ayyavu Colony, Aminjikarai,
Chennai-600 029 ...PetitionersIn the above Petitione in O.P.No. 431 / 2025 on the file of Hon'ble
High Court of Madras, filed by the Petitioners seeking for to appoint the Petitioner namely Mohamed Mohaideen Kasali, father of Minor Mo-
hamed Fadil aged 14 years, as his legal guardian, and enabling for the sale of schedule 'B' property belonging to minor Mohamed Fadil, it has
pleased to order Paper Publication and file objections if any on or before 24.11.2025 at 10.30 a.m. before the Hon'ble High Court of Madras. Oth-
erwise the petition will be disposed off.SCHEDULE THE PROPERTY
" A" ScheduleAll that piece and parcel of Vacant Land bearing Plot Nos. 476 to 487,
in "Kamakodi Nagar" Pallikaranai, approved vide LPDM.DTP No.1/1973, comprised in Old R.S.No.643, New R.S.No.643/4 PART, situated in the
Registration Sub District Saidapet, Registration District of Chennai South.North to South (Eastern Side) : 249'0" (15'0" Splay in
South East Corner)North to South (Western Side): 42' 10" + 200'0" (10'0" Splay
in South West Corner)East to West (Northern Side) : 136'3"
East to West (Northern Side) : 120'0" (15'0" Splay in South West Corner) with an extend of 30,145 Sq.ft
or thereabouts bounded on the:-North By : Private Plot
South By : 40 Ft Road & 30 Ft RoadEast By : 40 Feet Road
West By : Sai Surya Apartment A Block and 30 Feet Road" B" Schedule
(Scheduled Property belonging to Petitioner's Minor Son)1097 Sq ft of UNDIVIDED SHARE in all that piece and parcel of land
morefully described in the Schedule "A" above bearing Plot No's. 476 to 487, in "Kamakodi Nagar" Pallikaranai, constructed by M/s Green
House Promoters (P) Limited., as per Building Permit No.3594, dated 18/09/2007, Sai Surya Apartments, III Floor, 1788 Sq ft (East Wing), 'B'
Block, Flat No.3C, including Common Utilities and Electrical Connection-Sd-
G.Daisy JohnCounsel for Petitioners
I, S.Venkatesan (Aadhaar Card I.D. No. 4042 1165 8956) S/o. late. Santhanam, aged about 57 years, residing at Hill Crest Apartments, 2A,
56, Venkatnarayana Road, Thygarayanagar, Chennai- 600 017, do hereby inform to the General Public that I have lost the original land document
pertaining to my property registered in document No.814/1997 Dated 06-01-1997 registered at Anna Nagar Sub Registrar Office. If anyone finds
the said document, please contact me over Mobile No.9840495562, or at the following address: S.Venkatesan (Aadhaar Card I.D. No. 4042 1165
8956) S/o. late. Santhanam, aged about 57 years, residing at Hill Crest Apartments, 2A, 56, Venkatnarayana Road, Thygarayanagar, Chennai-
600017.S.Venkatesan
Hill Crest Apartments, 2A, 56, Venkatnarayana Road,
Thygarayanagar, Chennai- 600 017
ORIGINAL LAND/PROPERTY DOCUMENT LOST
Directed by Suresh
Krissna and produced
by Girish Krishnamurthy,
Anantha unfolds as a
soulful anthology of five
moving tales where faith
transforms pain into peace.
With evocative dialogues
and lyrics by Pa. Vijay
and music composed by
Thennisai Thendral Deva,
the film captures the
unseen grace that shapes
every human journey.
Starring Jagapathi Babu,
Suhasini Mani Ratnam,
YGee Mahendra, Nizhalgal
Ravi, Thalaivasal Vijay,
Sri Ranjani, Abhirami
Venkatachalam, and
others, Anantha goes
beyond the boundaries of
a conventional devotional
‘Anantha’: Faith transcends suffering
film. It stands as a
cinematic ode to life, love,
and the quiet presence of
the Divine.
Blending realism,
emotion, and mysticism,
the film’s five stories
explore a dancer’s
comeback after despair,
a man discovering mercy
through loss, a mother
witnessing an unexpected
miracle, a foreigner finding
faith in nature’s stillness,
and a businessman rescued
by unseen grace.
As these narratives
intertwine, Anantha gently
reminds viewers that
divinity doesn’t dwell only
in temples or miracles -
it lives in compassion,
trust, and surrender. AP
International has secured
worldwide distribution
rights for the Tamil
version. Commemorating
the 100th birth anniversary
of Sathya Sai Baba, the
film is slated for digital
release on November 23,
2025.
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