Greater Chennai Corporation

Spot checks of public toilets in the city reveals much scope for improvement. While some toilets were usable, many were found broken or locked.

Heritage walks are an increasingly popular way to rediscover the Chennai’s history. They can also act as tools to spur conservation efforts.

Close observation of proceedings at a UPHC in Chennai’s Valasaravakkam highlighted the importance of services rendered by them for the public.

The ABC programme in Chennai has evolved with some changes to the rules and based on the advice of experts. Yet, some gaps remain.

Ward 176 Councillor, V Anandam of DMK, wants to bring in a new road to prevent traffic, apart from improving solid waste management.

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?

Stray cattle in Chennai roads pose risks to all commuters. But fines alone overlook the issue of livelihoods, and the demand for fresh milk in the city.

Last week’s rains flooded many parts of North Chennai, as issues remain unresolved for many years. Residents share their struggles.

Citizen Matters brought together street vendors and residents to share the problems they face and discuss possible solutions for the same.

With Namakku Naame Thittam (NNT) any public member or group can take up civic projects. But roadblocks in operationalising the scheme does not allow NNT to reach its potential.

With stormwater drain work coming to an end this month, it is vital to take stock of how flood-ready Chennai is.