T. Arvind
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 26, 2026
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Not all visitors to Chitlapakkam Lake find the music pleasing (opens the original)
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Ever since the walkers’ pathway along the rejuvenated Chitlapakkam Lake was opened to the public in 2023, hundreds of residents, including youngsters and senior citizens, have been using it regularly. With LED lamps illuminating the lake after dusk, women can be seen in considerable numbers even after 7 p.m. For Shruthika, a college student, evenings on most of her days off are spent at the lake. “I like the ambience and the surroundings,” she said. However, she added that a few recent irritants
LED hoarding, jaywalking, and traffic violations pose safety concerns near Tirusulam (opens the original)
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A huge LED display installed recently at the Southern Railway’s Tirusulam ticket counter complex is posing a risk to motorists travelling on the GST Road from Meenambakkam towards Tambaram. The display is the latest addition to a series of problems, including vehicles moving in the wrong direction, haphazard parking, and jaywalking, that commuters encounter along the busy stretch. Facing north, the LED screen is located just below the flyover and after the Meenambakkam grounds. Motorists say the
Sewage stagnation near Chitlapakkam Lake raises concern (opens the original)
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Residents of Tambaram Corporationâs Zone 3 have urged the civic body to take immediate steps to clear a blocked drainage outlet that has resulted in sewage stagnation along the western side of Chitlapakkam Lake and the rear section of Kannagi Street. In a memorandum submitted to the Commissioner, Tambaram City Municipal Corporation, the Tambaram Corporation Zone 3 Residents Welfare Association said waste water from Chitlapakkam 2nd Main Road, the TB Hospital area and Periyar Street was flowing
Civic disarray at school zone in Chromepet (opens the original)
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While bad roads and sewage-mixed water on roads have been reported from Chromepet on several occasions, a cluster of civic issues around a major educational institution in the locality has caused concern among students, parents and residents. Smt. Ramkuwar Devi Fomra Vivekananda Vidyalaya, popularly known as SRDF Vivekananda Vidyalaya, caters to more than 3,000 students at four locations in and around Gajalakshmi Nagar. The First Main Road in Gajalakshmi Nagar, under Ward 36 of the Tambaram Corp
Federation urges Chengalpattu District Collector to act on pending civic issues (opens the original)
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Members of the Federation of Civic and Welfare Associations in Zones 2 and 3 of Tambaram Corporation, led by its secretary C. Murugaiyan, met Chengalpattu District Collector M. Veerappan recently and submitted a representation seeking action on eight long-pending public welfare issues. The Federation raised issues relating to the protection of lakes and waterbodies in Tambaram and surrounding areas, traffic congestion, the proposed railway subway near Vaishnava College, electricity infrastructur
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