CITIZEN JOURNALISM

With other modes of public transport losing out on safety and reliability scores, the Chennai Metro’s appeal has grown over time for many users.

A spoken English programme run by Citizens for Law and Democracy has been welcomed by government schools and students across Chennai.

Efforts by residents for over a decade to clean up the tri-junction at Thiruvanmiyur has reached a fresh impasse. Will the bins prevail?

SWD work taking place across the city suffers from lack of coordination between agencies. Perambur residents bear the brunt.

A year ago, rains as seen in recent weeks would have left this Velachery neighbourhood flooded, were it not for the efforts of the AGS Colony RWA.

Residents have been actively monitoring Mandaveli’s SWD work in the run up to the monsoon, to ensure proper completion.

The stormwater drain project in K K Nagar has resulted in tree felling, much to the anguish of the residents. Despite the civic body’s assurance of planting saplings, residents remain concerned about tree felling.

A look at the lives and livelihoods of the cart pullers who transport goods using the popular ‘meen body vandi’ or tricycle carts in Chennai’s markets.

The night cycling event helmed by the civic body is one of many steps to reclaim women’s right to Chennai.

A pet management committee has been mooted by residents of RK Nagar to help residents coexist with animals and share learnings.

Trans persons in Chennai face various hurdles in being able to access health care, with issues such as stigma and affordability.

How many Chennai councillors know about Ward Committees and Area Sabhas? Will they bat for greater public participation? A survey finds out.