Governance

The expansion plans for the Chennai Metropolitan Area raise crucial questions about the growth of the city and its implications for the future.

TNUHDB has helped form RWAs in its tenements in Chennai. But the scope of work remains limited and does not address social issues.

The loopholes in granting of driver’s licence such as the driving school-RTO nexus leads to ill-equipped drivers taking over Chennai roads.

TNUHDB’s move to reconstruct old tenements has caused financial difficulties for families who have been forced to rely on loans to meet expenses.

Experience of residents at the Makkalai Thedi Mayor event in Zone 6 showed flaws in its organisation which must be rectified to meet its goals.

CMDA Monitoring Committee was formed by order of Madras High Court. Years on, little has been done to bring erring builders and officials to book.

An exclusive interview with Chennai Mayor Priya Rajan on her pet projects, how she manages duties as councillor and mayor and more!

Residents of the Ritchie Street Cooperative Housing Society find themselves deep in debt and unable to own the homes they reside in.

The CMDA finds itself with the mammoth task of managing the expansion of Chennai while augmenting quality of life in the added areas.

E-sevai centres in the city have been plagued by operational inefficiencies, leaving both users and employees unsatisfied.

Ward 200 Councillor A Murugesan aims to bring a commercial complex, state-of-the-art playground, and other physical infrastructure to the ward.

The District Green Committee finds itself unable to prevent tree felling due to absence of ground-level monitoring.