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By: Vivek Narayanan
Chennai: Barely six months after laying its foundation stone, state govt has pulled the plug on the ₹261 crore global sports city project at Semmancheri. It has decided to go back to the drawing board to redesign the facility on a larger scale to host major national and international sporting events.
Chennai: To ensure fair fares for passengers and protect the livelihoods of autorickshaw and taxi drivers, the Cumta (Chennai Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority) plans to introduce a digital-meter-based app. The announcement was made by housing and urban development department minister B Rajkumar in the state assembly on Friday.
CHENNAI: Devotees visiting major temples across Tamil Nadu will have to deposit their mobile phones at designated counters before entering the premises from September 1.
Chennai: The restriction on carrying mobile phones with cameras into 52 major temples in the state, which came into effect on Tuesday, has drawn mixed responses from devotees. While many welcomed the move to preserve the serenity of temples, others raised concerns over queues at phone deposit counters, the security of storing devices, and the practical difficulties of being without their phones.
By: Vivek Narayanan
CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu will construct a new building complex housing the state Legislative Assembly and Secretariat in Chennai, at an estimated cost of Rs 1,200 crore. The complex will come up over an area of 20 lakh sq ft and will incorporate modern facilities and infrastructure.
By: Vivek Narayanan
CHENNAI: The Hindu religious and charitable endowments (HR&CE) department may consider waiving the Rs 5 mobile phone deposit fee at temples and introduce alternative arrangements if devotees face inconvenience, said HR&CE minister C Ramesh on Thursday.
Chennai officials released 46 Olive Ridley turtle hatchlings at Besant Nagar; 209 nests and 24,531 eggs protected this season via hatcheries and patrols.
Tamil Nadu govt faults Southern Railway for poor coordination after Chennai suburban train cuts for Egmore renovation; buses added amid commuter chaos till April 5.
By: Vivek Narayanan
Chennai: Tamil Nadu registration department has announced multiple reforms for 2026-27 aimed at making property registration more accessible, reducing the workload of registration officials, tightening checks against fraudulent transactions and shifting more services online.
Chennai: Following complaints over the quality of prasadams served at temples, Tamil Nadu govt has decided to standardise the offerings.
