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Chennai plans wetlands to reduce flood risk
Chennai’s battle against devastating monsoon floods and rising climate stress may find relief through nature itself. A recent study by the Centre for Study of
Lucknow Infrastructure Fund Committee Approves Rs 200 Crore for Urban Development
Lucknow, the city’s infrastructure development received a green boost with the sanction of ₹200 crore. The allocation, approved in the latest Infrastructure Fund Committee meeting
Chennai Metro Kilambakkam Link Gets State Approval, Awaits Centre Nod
The long-awaited Airport-Kilambakkam corridor of Chennai Metro Rail has taken a decisive step forward, with the Tamil Nadu government granting its approval and forwarding the
Chennai residents face dust and damaged roads due to repeated digging again
The prolonged menace of uncoordinated road digging across Chennai has yet again stirred public outrage, as residents across multiple neighbourhoods report months-long delays in
Chennai Metro Project Paused After Court Objects to Building on Temple Land
The Madras High Court has issued a stay on a prior order that permitted Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) to proceed with the construction of
Chennai Metro swiftly resolves airport line glitch
Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) encountered a technical issue at the Airport Metro station’s Platform One. The glitch affected the automated systems responsible for train
Chennai Property Tax Collections Set for Growth in 2025-2026
The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) is setting its sights on an ambitious property tax target of 500 crore during the first half of the 2025-2026
Chennai Corporation to Empower Street Vendors with Identity Cards
The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) is set to strengthen urban inclusivity and governance by organising special camps for street vendors across the city. Scheduled from
Chennai Metro Records 90 Lakh Commuters for Third Consecutive Month
Chennai Metro has consistently surpassed the 90 lakh mark in monthly ridership, with 90.8 lakh commuters using the service in October, following a peak of
