My Chennai My Right

Nemmeli desalination plant to be ready by 2023

Nearly nine lakh residents in Velachery, Madipakkam, Sholinganallur, Alandur, and Pallavaram will get water supply from the desalination plant at Nemmeli, with more than 50% of its construction complete

Special Correspondent

Two women demonstrate bio-composting techniques

T. S. ATUL SWAMINATHAN

Abhiramapuram residents kick up a row over new footpaths

Disabled-friendly footpaths on the anvil in Chennai

Deepa H. Ramakrishnan

Campaign to segregate waste in Chetpet soon

Special Correspondent

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"My Chennai My Right" was a campaign run by The Hindu in 2013 for better public amenities such as footpaths and proper waste disposal in Chennai.

CHENNAI, 31/10/2013: Footpath is completely occupied by a electricity transformer at Police Commissioner Office Road in Chennai, that hamper pedestrian movement, on Thursday.
Photo: R. Ravindran.

More Chennai roads to get new footpaths

Aloysius Xavier Lopez

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CHENNAI : 31/10/2013 : Foot path is completely occupied by transformer, at Gandgi Irein Road near Egmore Railway Station in Chennai on Thursday. Photo R.Ravindran.

More space for pedestrians in Chennai soon

Aloysius Xavier Lopez

CHENNAI; 22/07/2013: PUSHED TO THE EDGE: The absence of pavements in many localities and the swelling volume of traffic force, pedestrians like School girls like this, seen on Kilpauk Garden Road on Thursday, to tread unsafe options.Photo: K_Pichumani

Take a walk @ School

CHENNAI : 06/08/2013 : Dharmesh Shah Photo : Handout_E_Mail

Voicing what needs doing

Chennai,24/07/2013:For City:An abandoned senior citizen at the mercy of kind hearted passers-by on the pavements, picture taken at Pulianthope High Road in Chennai on Wednesday. Photo:B_Jothi Ramalingam.

Take a walk

CHENNAI/TAMILNADU/- 30/09/2013- MONDAY- FOR DOWN TOWN â€“ STORY BY - T.S. Atul Swaminathan People suffering to use pavements, it is very high at the MGR road in Hindu Colony Nanganallur on Monday. Photo: M_Srinath

Residents at the height of anger

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CHENNAI: 29/09/2013: The footpath on Shanthi Colony road is unfinished and it occupies half the road and causing hardship to the road users. Photo:K_Pichumani

Community participation for better infrastructure

T. S. Atul Swaminathan

CHENNAI, 29/09/2013: One of the participants shoots a question at the workshop on Clean Chennai with the residents of Kilpauk at Bhavanâ€™s Rajaji Vidyashram on Kilpauk Garden Road in Chennai on Sunday. Photo: S_S_Kumar

On recycling paper to support waste entrepreneurs

Susanna Myrtle Lazarus

In a week, a new policy toward a clean Tamil Nadu

CHENNAI/TAMILNADU/- SATURDAY- 28/09/2013- K.Karunakaran, Puzhuthivakkam., speaking at The Hinduâ€™s Clean Chennai Home Workshop at N.S.N.Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Chitlapakkam on Saturday.Photo: M_Srinath

Residents speak at the Clean Chennai @ Home workshop

A section of the audience at tthe Clean Chennai @ Home workshop in Chromepet on Saturday. Photo: M. Srinath

A crash course in sustainable waste disposal

CHENNAI, 16/08/2013: Garbage being dumped into the strom water drian near a IT park on Ambit Park road, Ambattur Industrial Estate (South) in Chennai on August 16, 2013.
Photo: K. Pichumani

Clean Chennai @ Home in Chromepet and Kilpauk

Chennai,06/08/2013:For City: For Clean Chennai Coloumn; NO END TO POLLUTION: Bio-medical waste dumped at Kodungaiyur dump yard in Chennai on Tuesday. Photo:B_Jothi Ramalingam.

Small clinics in Chennai now under the scanner

Deepa H. Ramakrishnan,Serena Josephine M.

CHENNAI: 21/09/2013: Participants at the Clean Chennai workshop at Anna Adharsh College,Anna Nagar on Saturday .Photo:K_Pichumani

Clean Chennai @ Home - Anna Nagar

CHENNAI,16/09/2013: Corporation workers clearing garbage at Pattinapakkam beach on Monday. Photo: R_Ragu

Clean Chennai @ Home comes to Anna Nagar

Besides employing contractors and paying them according to the tons of garbage generated, the Chennai Corporation has little to show by way of policy along these lines. A scene at the Kodungaiyur dumpyard. Photo: B. Jothi Ramalingam

Dumping in the dark: Chennai lacks clarity in waste mgmt. policy

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Towards a zero-trash home

APOORVA SRIPATHI,SUSANNA MYRTLE LAZARUS

The dumped waste, which flows into the water, solidifies and becomes permanent blocks, affecting the river’s course, residents said. Photo: M. Srinath

Adyar river turns dump yard

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