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Chennaiâs golden dog âsafe and glowing stillâ (opens the original)
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A street dog regularly seen on Besant Avenue Road in Besant Nagar went missing last week, sparking a discussion that found resonance beyond the neighbourhood. Those regularly driving through Besant Avenue Road had also noticed the canineâs absence. One of them was Rudra, a girl studying in a school nearby. And notably, this girl is a member of what is called Thiruvanmiyur Changemakers Club, a childrenâs collective that seeks to address civic issues in the neighbourhood their parents and olde
Street dog in Besant Nagar 'stolen' (opens the original)
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Can you picture a dog being stolen right under the nose of its pet parent and the latter being a mute witness to the thievery? One does not have to jog their imagination to picture that: it has happened in Besant Nagar, and the act has been frozen in pixels. Habitues of Besant Nagar would now be accustomed to a selfie point on their commute down Besant Avenue Road, a road that was co-opted into a Health Walk initiative by Greater Chennai Corporation. Those exhausted from a health walk could rest
Bricklin Road thrown out of kilter (opens the original)
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A couple of days ago, Lakshmanswamy, a resident of a gated community on Bricklin Road, received sage counsel from a cab driver, and he has committed that advice to heart. Lakshmanswamy had booked the cab from Ambattur, and at the entrance of Bricklin Road, the vehicle was stuck and would not enter it as if an invisible but heavy-duty iron barrier had come up before it. Lakshmanswamy recalls how a stubborn logjam in Bricklin Road had kept vehicles rooted where they were, and after waiting for wha
Plea to help âwiltingâ plants at the GCC park on MGR Road in Kalakshetra Colony (opens the original)
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At Kalakshetra Colony in Thiruvanmiyur, this Greater Chennai Corporation park is tucked squarely into the intersection of two roads named after two evergreen heroes of Tamil Nadu politics. This park in Ward 179 is located at the point where Karunanidhi Road meets MGR Road. While those leadersâ memory is hallowed and stays evergreen and fresh, the park connected with their memory indirectly is losing its green. On the evening of July 17, when The Hindu Downtown made a visit to the park, at the
Can a minor change in the median bring unmitigated joy to a whole neighbourhood? Ask Kotturpuram residents (opens the original)
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Residents of Kotturpuram are heaving a thunderous sigh of relief watching a median opening at Gandhi Mandapam Road “behave” way differently than it had been for the past few months. To their unmitigated delight, it has developed an attitude of magnanimity, no longer grudging residents on wheels the right to pass through it without the least bit of hindrance and safely. This opening in front of Vellayan Street had been kept only partially open, half of it being closed with metal barricades. Motor
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