Tata Projects secures Chennai Metro Rail tunnelling contract
The 9-km twin-bored tunnel is part of Phase 2 of metro rail project
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The 9-km twin-bored tunnel is part of Phase 2 of metro rail project
Chennai rains: People fear 2015 deluge repeat as schools remain closed, transportation takes hit Chennai rains: People fear 2015 deluge repeat as schools remain closed, transportation takes hit Chennai Rains: The University Of Madras And Anna University Announced Cancellation Of Their Semester Exams While Heavy Water-logging On Roads Hindered Free Vehicular Movement In Several Parts Of Chennai. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Shashikant Sharma | Updated on: 04 Nov 2017, 08:40:44 AM New Delhi: Normal life was hit in Chennai and several parts of Tamil Nadu as t...
Complaint boxes for women police launched Updated: Updated: Boxes kept at 4 Armed Reserve Units, including St. Thomas Mount and Pudupet Share Article AAA Communication channel: Police Commissioner Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal launching the complaint boxes on Wednesday. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Boxes kept at 4 Armed Reserve Units, including St. Thomas Mount and Pudupet Commissioner of Police Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal on Wednesday launched complaint/suggestion boxes at four places in the city to redress the grievances of women personnel. A senior police officer said more than 2,000 women pe...
Nearly 5,000 passengers took Chennai Metro on Sunday Updated: Updated: Most commuters were travelling to catch trains or flights Share Article AAA Most commuters were travelling to catch trains or flights On Sunday, when there was a full lockdown, Chennai Metro Rail had nearly 5,000 passengers using trains, with a majority of them travelling either to take a train or a flight. According to officials of Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL), since there was no other mode of public transport available to connect to transport hubs like Chennai Central and Chennai airport, many who had to travel used...
Police feed the homeless Updated: Updated: Breakfast, masks were distributed during lockdown Share Article Breakfast, masks were distributed during lockdown While Chennai came under a total lockdown on Sunday, the city police did not allow the homeless to go without food. Many police officers gave food to those living on the pavements. “Many of the urban homeless are dependent on people who donate food. As there was restricted public movement, City Police Commissioner Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal instructed us to provide food to those in need,” a senior police officer said. In the St. Thomas...