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This week in Chennai: 2 tonnes of dead fish removed from Kapaleeswarar temple tank, GCC begins stray dog census and vaccination and more.

Instead of spending Rs. 50,000 crore on ineffectual projects, the state government should utilise it to improve education and health care.

Every year during rains, residents of Ward 71, Zone 6 have to suffer overflowing drains and sewage on the roads. Are the authorities listening?

The iconic Chor Bazaar is changing. The move to modernise the area implies a swanky shopping plaza for antiques in Mumbai. Will it work?

BCAP is a collaborative, multi-stakeholder effort with over 25 departments and agencies working to foster a better Bengaluru.

Hyderabad votes today with the rest of Telangana to elect the new legislative assembly. Here’s a citizen’s wishlist for the new government.

When pleas to the authorities failed, the courts stepped in to save the trees. Perseverance pays, say tree activists. Read to know more.

Fear of street dogs has been increasing due to scaremongering by the media. Here is a personal experience of forming a relationship with dogs.

Post pandemic, there are fewer traffic police personnel to apprehend traffic violators due to a shift towards automation.

Our Citizen Clinic will help Chennaiites use the resources and information available for effective waste management and disposal.

Bike taxis are here to stay. The Tamil Nadu government needs to bring in stricter measures to make them safer and more accountable.

The 148-year-old Sassoon docks at the southern tip of Mumbai will undergo changes to stop the bad smell coming from the docks.