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timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Omjasvin M D
NewsTN forms preventive detention advisory board for south distsChennai: The state govt has created a new advisory board to hear cases on the preventive detention law (goondas law) for the southern districts to reduce the load of cases being heard in the city. The board will come in Madurai.Every day, 300 cases on preventive detentions are heard by the board in the city, located at the Chennai Collectorate.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Omjasvin M D
NewsCity Newschennai NewsChetpet residents flag houses turning into commercial unitsTrendingChennai: Chetpet residents on Thursday expressed concerns about the increasing number of residential houses in their neighbourhood being illegally rented out for commercial purposes.In a meeting chaired by Dr N Ezhilan, Thousand Lights constituency MLA, members from Harrington Road Residents Association said houses in the area were rented out as hotels, cafes, and parlours.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Omjasvin M D
TrendingChennai: Despite Madras high court granting the Tamil Nadu govt three months to clear all encroachments along Adyar river, unauthorised construction continues unchecked, especially near the creek and backwaters.In a blatant breach of the court directive, around 10 houses have come up across the river in Santhome, near Quibble Island, blocking nearly 80% of the water flow.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Omjasvin M D
TrendingChennai: Chief minister M K Stalin on Wednesday inaugurated 50 free drinking water dispensing machines (Water ATMs) across key public spots at a cost of 6.04 crore. Launching the initiative at Marina Beach, he took the first sip from a unit installed near the swimming pool.Installed by Metrowater, the machines are aimed at providing free, safe drinking water at busy locations including bus stands, parks, hospitals, markets, metro stations, schools, and beaches.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Omjasvin M D
Trending Chennai: Kosasthalaiyar river, one of the city's most polluted waterways affected by effluent discharge, will soon get a fresh lease of life. Chennai Rivers Restoration Trust (CRRT) has proposed a restoration plan involving water resources department (WRD), Metrowater, and Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) to restore 70 km of the 136-km-long river originating at Chittoor in Andhra Pradesh.
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