 | Students urged to take part in electoral processThe initiative -- OPEN (Online Participation of Electoral Networks) -- is part of various measures underway to connect with voters, increase turnout and minimize the pandemic effect on polling. |
 | Bleak future awaits temporary Chennai Corporation staffOver 700 sanitary workers fired without even a notice period |
 | Over 14K bids for smart vending carts on Marina acceptedA release on Thursday said, 60 per cent from the category A applications and 40 per cent from the category B applications will be selected through a lot system on January 20 and 21. |
 | Chennai Corporation set to shield city from bird fluOfficials say vehicles would be screened at State border |
 | Bird flu: Chennai Corporation on alert, to observe symptoms of avian influenzaGCC's Chief Health Officer Dr Jagadeesan said the Corporation staff have been asked to be on the alert and find out if any type of yeast-like infection is found. |
 | Corpn staff fined for RTI Act violationThe Commission also directed the Corporation Commissioner to take disciplinary action against superintendent engineer of bus route roads, K Vijayakumar for dereliction of duty. |
| Chennai Corporation staffer fined Rs 25K for not providing information under RTI ActPublic Information Officer M Victor Gnanaraj failed to provide information sought by anti-corruption NGO Arappor Iyakkam under the RTI Act. |
 | Pandemic woes: 315 students drop out of Corporation schools; 80 per cent from North ChennaiCorporation commissioner G Prakash had ordered teachers to speak to the families and find out the reason behind the children dropping out and readmit them. |
 | Amma mini clinics in Chennai catch public pulseWhilt the CM had promised that about 2,000 clinics in total will come across the State, corporation officials said that an average of 150-170 patients visit the clinics every day. |
| Soon, use Chennai Corporation smart cards to pay bills and dineThe initiative, for which the Corporation partnered with ICICI in 2018, was initially billed as an integrated option to pay for civic services. |
 | Garbage continues to choke T Nagar pedestrian bylaneSandwiched between two busy streets, Ranganathan and Natesan Street, the 12-foot wide bylane has been lying in a state of neglect for several years now. |
 | New norms for granting layout approval in Tamil NaduThe planning permit, layout sketch along with original gift deed will be forwarded to local body or Corporation, who shall obtain the ratification. |
 | Covid vaccination in Chennai: Healthcare workers first, those above 70 will be third in line"Due to our door-to-door field screening and fever checks since March, by now, we may fully have all the details of elderly and comorbid people in the city, street wise," Commissioner G Prakash said. |
 | Five flood-prone areas in South Chennai to soon have stormwater drains worth Rs 400 croreChennai Corporation and Public Works Department would be building SWDs in five locations in southern Chennai; tenders to be finalised by December, say officials |
| Chennai Corporation to digitise land recordsFor example, one can find out with a click of mouse, how many survey numbers have corporation schools. |
