CITIZEN JOURNALISM

சிங்கார சென்னை 2.0 திட்டத்தின் கீழ் சென்னையில் என்ன புதிய மாற்றங்கள் காணலாம்?

Retteri Lake came to Chennai’s rescue during the drought of 2019. Now residents in surrounding areas want action against encroachment and sewage dumping in the lake.

The new government has unveiled plans for Singara Chennai 2.0 to make the city more liveable and attractive. A citizen journalist outlines his expectations.

Three adults in a family came down with COVID-19, and neighbours came together to help these patients in isolation. A survivor writes about the difference it made to them.

The tale of a homeless person who has returned to the neighbourhood highlights the grave challenges posed by lack of shelter facilities and flawed management of COVID waste.

A group of cyclists in the city have come together to meet the needs of families in isolation. Members share their experience and explain how they are doing it.

How does bed allocation work in Chennai? Do helplines work? How can we be cautious, yet not overload the system? A volunteer talks to a doctor and shares tips.

Designed with children with specific learning needs in mind, the Chetana ARM Online library is helping all kids continue reading and other activities, even in the time of COVID.

Chennai saw a poor turnout of 59.06% in the recently concluded elections. Is it because the city doesn’t care? Or is there also a need to look elsewhere?

Will it happen? Won’t it? Finally it did. The Chennai Book Fair was back and this is what visitors experienced at the fortnight-long event that concludes today.

Memes are no longer just offbeat expressions of humour and sarcasm. They have evolved into an important graphic medium of communication.

A growing tribe, women auto drivers in the city need better work conditions and more state support, especially in the aftermath of the pandemic.