CITIZEN JOURNALISM

Train services from Gummidipoondi must see an increase in frequency and improved punctuality to improve ridership and revenue.

Here is how large apartment complexes (BWGs) can easily manage their own waste by creating composting and recycling facilities in the premises.

Safety in public transport such as buses and MRTS trains in Chennai has suffered due to lax monitoring and enforcement by authorities.

Trial run of low-floor buses in Chennai has offered hope for persons with disabilities. These buses will reduce expenditure on commute.

Reap Benefit provides various tools for Chennai youth to start taking action on civic problems that they experience in their neighbourhood.

The Tejas Express train’s halt at the Tambaram Railway Station has allowed commuters from the suburbs to use its services.

Residents worked together and involved the local Ward Councillor to ensure that a damaged road causing inconvenience was fixed.

Chennai’s bus shelters must be improved with feedback from the public. This can result in more users opting for public transport.

கொரட்டூர் ஏரி பாதுகாக்கும் மக்களின் முயற்சிகள்.

Right to Food, Right to Education and Right to Livelihood are some areas where Community Champions have been able to make an impact.

Footpaths, roads, parks, walls – all suffer from damage and neglect in Chennai. GCC must focus on fixing them before creating new infrastructure.

Community efforts in Valmiki Nagar to ensure waste segregation has helped ged rid of overflowing street-side garbage bins in the area.