Article published in "Femina" magazine on December 8, 1993.

The Rangarajans Have an unusual business-they train dogs for a number of specific security related tasks.

In the crime-ridden, trigger-happy environment today, the day is not far when proper security will play a more...

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Article published in "Indian Express" news paper on June 21, 1993.

With business establishments paying increasing attention to the security angle, specially trained dogs are becoming an important part of security arrangements alongside metal detectors.

Lucas-TVS and TI Cycles are among...

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Article published in "Security" Industrial Magazine on July 1994.

No Industry in our country can boast to be one hundred percent secure against theft, pilferage and robbery. Such crimes can either be committed by an insider or an outsider. If it is an outsider's job it is most likely that...

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Article published in "Thinamani" Tamil news paper on December 25, 1995.

Article published in "Pet India" Pet's magazine on August 1995.

Chennai to the locals is a metropolis steeped in history, placed strategically on the east coast of India bearing the brunt of the North East monsoon during the season. It is, was and will be a city of conservatives, with its beautiful...

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Article published in "Bulletin of the Rotary Club of Madras SouthWest" on August 21, 1993.

Mr.J.Rangarajan's dedication, hard work and enthusiastic love for dogs give him knowledge of the intricate finer psychology of dogs which he applies skillfully on the dogs under his training.

Mr.Rangarajan spent his initial...

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Chennai online

In the pressure- cooked political events, from campaigning to cabinet making which affected our day to day life for the past few months, an important ingredient that was missing was loyalities. If at all a trace of it was...

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Article published in "India Tribune" news paper on April 16, 2005. Chicago, USA.

Chicago: Dog is man’s best friend and there are several instances in history that dogs have saved lives of their masters. Dogs have come ...

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