<rss version="2.0" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/" xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/" xmlns:sy="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/syndication/"><channel><title>Chennai News</title><description></description><atom:link href="https://www.dtnext.in/api/v1/collections/newschennai-news.rss" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml"></atom:link><link>https://www.dtnext.in</link><language>en-us</language><lastBuildDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2026 02:22:33 +0000</lastBuildDate><item><title>CUMTA drafts rulebook to design Chennai’s roads</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/cumta-drafts-rulebook-to-design-chennais-roads</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/cumta-drafts-rulebook-to-design-chennais-roads#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">ecfd5009-578e-4b21-957e-0b525a9cd54e</guid><pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2026 01:30:00 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-30T01:30:00.000Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Arun Prasath</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371183</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>CUMTA,Road,Rulebook</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-08-02/tilun1yt/Untitled-design-19.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Chennai Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority (CUMTA)]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Chennai Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority (CUMTA)]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-08-02/tilun1yt/Untitled-design-19.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> The city's roads will soon to have a common template for how space is shared between vehicles, pedestrians, trees, public transport, utilities and drainage, with the Chennai Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority (CUMTA) preparing a set of Street Design Guidelines that it expects all government departments to follow.</p><p>The draft guidelines are now under discussion among departments and are expected to be released in the next four to six weeks, according to a senior CUMTA official.</p><p>The proposal is aimed at addressing a basic problem in the city's infrastructure planning. Different agencies build different pieces of the same street without a common design governing how they should fit together.</p><p>The officials acknowledged that several provisions already exist in Indian Roads Congress guidelines and in earlier guidelines issued by different agencies.</p><p>The difference, according to CUMTA, is that the requirements are currently spread across different documents and practices.</p><p>CUMTA is attempting to bring them together in one comprehensive, road-width-wise format, after studying existing guidelines as well as practices in major Indian cities and internationally.</p><p>The official said the proposed framework is also expected to acquire legal backing through the government notification. “Once the GO is issued, it will become the rule,” he said.</p><p>The draft divides roads into widths ranging from 9 metres to 60 metres, with different requirements for local streets, collector streets, sub-arterial roads and arterial roads.</p><p>It has a checklist of street elements that can be accommodated for each road width, including footpaths, cycle tracks, tree corridors, medians, service lanes, public transport infrastructure, Metro, parking and multi-utility zones.</p><p>“The road could be 36m on paper, but houses have come up on top of the road. Once that happens, creating the road later means relocation and substantial expenditure. The proposed framework is intended to prevent that by ensuring that the road network identified during planning is actually protected through subsequent development,” the official added, explaining why CUMTA has put the requirements into a single checklist.</p><p>Under the proposed approach, the carriageway, footpath, utility space and stormwater drain would be positioned in relation to one another so that water naturally moves towards the drain.</p><p>CUMTA has earmarked one metre specifically as a tree corridor in the road cross-section.</p><p>A 12-metre local street such as Conron Smith road and Prakasam salai for instance, has a six-metre carriageway with two lanes, two-metre footpaths on either side and one-metre tree corridors on both sides, without on-street parking.</p><p>The framework would primarily guide new assets and future works, while existing streets could be brought under it when major projects alter their geometry.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Through Vivian Maier’s lens</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/through-vivian-maiers-lens</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/through-vivian-maiers-lens#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">2e88a4bb-fcb9-4de3-887e-33b2c188a6aa</guid><pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2026 01:34:43 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-30T01:34:43.585Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Dharshini</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2502049</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>exhibition,Artist</media:keywords><media:content height="1108" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-30/0471h736/IMG-20260929-WA0012.jpg" width="1969"><media:title type="html"></media:title><media:description type="html"></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-30/0471h736/IMG-20260929-WA0012.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Artist and educator Safrin led the latest edition of The Monthly Muse, a year-long programme that introduces participants to significant artists and their creative processes. Each edition explores a different artist, with participants eventually presenting their interpretations in an exhibition at the end of the year.</p><p>The latest session that was held on September 26, focused on Vivian Maier, the American street photographer whose photographs documented ordinary people, everyday moments and changing urban landscapes. Though her work remained largely unknown during her lifetime, the photographs she left behind became an important visual record of city life.</p><p>For Safrin, it was Maier’s instinctive approach to documenting people that made her work particularly relevant today. “I liked how she documented life around her without making her subjects pose for her, and most of them were anonymous, normal people. That approach to photography is important to creators as they attempt to document people around them,” Safrin says.</p><p>“This is something to keep in mind with Generative AI becoming increasingly prevalent in its ability to reproduce photorealistic images.”</p> <figure><img alt="Shot by Abhinaya" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-30/abpojjb5/IMG-20260929-WA0005.jpg" /><figcaption>Shot by Abhinaya</figcaption></figure><p>Rather than focusing on technical perfection, the workshop encouraged participants to observe their surroundings, engage with people and find stories in moments that might otherwise go unnoticed.</p><p>To introduce participants to Maier’s photographic practice, Safrin planned to collaborate with Kevin, an aspiring cinematographer from Cellage Filmlab, who would share his knowledge of film photography and his medium-format camera, similar to the one used by Maier.</p><p>Participants were given prompts such as “heavy”, “energy”, “old” and “enough”, which they could interpret through their own experiences and surroundings.</p><p>“Prompts like this make them think for a moment before capturing scenes in front of them. It makes the process intentional, as they think about the meaning and seek the subjects accordingly,” Safrin explains.</p><p>The choice of equipment was deliberately left open. Participants could use a film camera, digital camera or mobile phone.</p> <figure><img alt="Shot by Raghav" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-30/7f4ekq0c/IMG-20260929-WA0008.jpg" /><figcaption>Shot by Raghav</figcaption></figure><p>“We had a mixed audience. Some had analogue cameras, some had digital cameras, some came with just their mobile phone. The devices they carry should not be a restriction to capture photographs or create something,” Safrin says.</p><p>For Safrin, this was an important part of Vivian Maier’s legacy. “I think a lot of us believe that we need a certain kind of device, or a certain amount of photography experience to document the world around us, but Vivian’s work affirms the principle that a person need not be academically trained to photograph the world around them, and they can do it just for the joy of it,” she says.</p><p>For Allen, an analogue photographer who enjoys documenting people in intimate settings, the workshop offered a chance to step outside familiar photographic spaces.</p><p>“As an analogue photographer who likes documenting people in an intimate setting, I felt that Vivian’s work in street photography broadened my horizons. It forces me to contextualise people in their surroundings and capture very ephemeral moments,” he says.</p><p>Allen brought his Nikon FM2 analogue camera, his first and only camera, to the workshop. Its limited settings allow him to concentrate on the subject rather than the technical possibilities.</p><p>“There’s something so organic about having just three settings to play with, and the rest of the experience is focused on the subject through the lens. In an increasingly digital world controlled and parameterised by infinite settings, it’s sometimes therapeutic to give up control through an analogue camera,” he says.</p><p>The photowalk also brought the question of consent into focus.</p> <figure><img alt="" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-30/qcysimkb/SAVE20260929154552.jpg" /></figure><p>“Safrin taught us the importance of getting consent before starting the photowalk, and I think that’s something that’s overlooked quite a lot,” Allen says.</p><p>He recalls approaching a woman and asking if he could photograph her, only to find that she was not comfortable with it.</p><p>“When she wasn’t okay with it, it stuck with me. Some people like to exist without being captured, and that’s okay. Maybe we should learn to accept that some things are not meant to be captured.”</p><p>For Allen, the experience brought him back to the word ‘sonder’, the realisation that every stranger has a life as complex and meaningful as one’s own.</p><p>“To step into their boundaries for a moment felt like a privilege,” he says.</p><p>For Raghav, Maier’s story was as inspiring as her photographs. The fact that she documented thousands of rolls of film for the joy of it, without seeking validation, changed how he approached photography.</p> <figure><img alt="Safrin" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-30/pjjnpmwi/IMG-20260929-WA00111.jpg" /><figcaption>Safrin</figcaption></figure><p>“Vivian flipped that completely. Now, I find myself noticing mundane everyday scenes and suddenly the ordinary world feels extraordinary. Now I want to capture every moment,” he says.</p><p>Having recently purchased a digital camera, Raghav appreciated the freedom it gave him to experiment.</p><p>“Digital gives me the freedom to experiment and make rookie mistakes without stressing too much,” he says.</p><p>For Abhinaya, a beginner who has attended a few photowalks to learn how to use a camera, it was The Chaos Club’s approach to creative learning that drew her to the workshop. She usually prefers photographing non-living subjects, but Vivian encouraged her to explore photographing people in everyday situations. “After Vivian Maier, it piqued my interest in keeping humans as subjects, and you can take a fabulous photo even in a daily scenario,” she says.</p><p>Although she is considering buying a digital camera, she used her mobile phone during the photowalk. “The prompts like ‘forgotten’ and ‘heavy’ made me stop and think, like, how can I capture it? So it gave me a new challenge to work on,” she says.</p><p>For Safrin, these different interpretations reflect the larger purpose of The Monthly Muse: encouraging participants to engage with an artist’s creative process and find their own means of expression.</p><p>The first edition focused on Salvador Dalí, followed by Leonardo da Vinci and Raja Ravi Varma. Each edition encouraged participants to approach art through their experiences and mediums.</p><p>“The participants thought just like the artists did and were able to translate their thoughts into art using different mediums. Those artworks were inspired by their personal experiences,” Safrin says. Details of the upcoming workshop will be announced on The Chaos Club’s Instagram page.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Apollo doctors help 17-year-old recover from multi-organ failure in Chennai</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/apollo-doctors-help-17-year-old-recover-from-multi-organ-failure-in-chennai</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/apollo-doctors-help-17-year-old-recover-from-multi-organ-failure-in-chennai#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">d275e30a-268f-4400-9f28-76bf29cca6ef</guid><pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2026 01:30:00 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-30T01:30:00.000Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>doctor,Teenager,Apollo Hospital,multi-organ failure</media:keywords><media:content height="349" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-09/0akd6low/201606121355382727_Kidney_racket_Three_Apollo_doctors_likely_to_be_questioned_SECVPF.gif" width="620"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Apollo Hospital]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Apollo Hospital]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-09/0akd6low/201606121355382727_Kidney_racket_Three_Apollo_doctors_likely_to_be_questioned_SECVPF.gif?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> A 17-year-old student has recovered after enteric fever triggered secondary haemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (HLH), which progressed to disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and multi-organ dysfunction at Apollo Speciality Hospitals, Teynampet here. </p><p>The teenager was admitted with high-grade fever, vomiting, loose stools, nasal bleeding and breathlessness.</p><p>Despite treatment for enteric fever, his condition worsened, with falling haemoglobin, white blood cells and platelets, deteriorating kidney and liver function, and markedly elevated ferritin and inflammatory markers.</p><p>The persistent fever, falling blood counts and inflammation prompted evaluation for secondary HLH. Bone marrow examination showed haemophagocytic activity, supporting the diagnosis of enteric fever-associated secondary HLH.</p><p>His condition progressed to DIC, followed by kidney and liver dysfunction. He developed ARDS and required mechanical ventilation.</p><p>A multidisciplinary team involving internal medicine, critical care, pulmonary medicine, haemato-oncology and infectious diseases treated the infection and hyperinflammatory response with intravenous antibiotics, corticosteroids, blood-product support and intensive care. “The bone marrow findings supported the diagnosis, enabling the team to address both the underlying infection and the associated hyperinflammatory response,” a doctor from Internal Medicine said. “Secondary HLH can be difficult to identify as its early features may resemble severe infection or sepsis.”</p><p>Harshad Reddy, director–group oncology and international business, Apollo Hospitals, said that the case highlighted the importance of early recognition and close coordination between specialities.</p><p>The patient improved, was weaned off the ventilator and shifted to the ward for physiotherapy and supportive care. He has since been discharged, stable, breathing independently and ambulatory, with follow-up advised.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Turf war in Triplicane: 4 hack youth to death in front of mother</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/turf-war-in-triplicane-4-hack-youth-to-death-in-front-of-mother</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/turf-war-in-triplicane-4-hack-youth-to-death-in-front-of-mother#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">6ed26110-86d1-4a33-b2c7-6c6d59cdd8ee</guid><pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2026 01:44:11 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-30T01:44:11.596Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Triplicane,gang wars,hacked to death</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-05-23/2mn5wt51/Teen-boy-death" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative Image]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative Image]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-05-23/2mn5wt51/Teen-boy-death?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> A 27-year-old wi-fi technician was hacked to death outside his house in Triplicane on Monday night, and his mother sustained injuries while trying to intervene.</p> <p>The police arrested four persons, all residents of the same locality, in connection with the murder, which was an alleged fallout of an existing rivalry over turf war in the neighbourhood.</p> <p>According to the police, the deceased N Ajith was standing outside his house on VR Pillai Street when the accused gang picked up an argument with him. As the verbal duel escalated, the gang rounded up Ajith and attacked him with machetes. </p><p>Hearing him scream, Ajith’s mother N Sarasu (56) rushed out of the house and pleaded with the gang to stop, but the gang allegedly attacked her too and fled the scene. Neighbours rushed Ajith and Sarasu to a hospital, where Ajith was declared as brought dead. </p><p>The Ice House Police registered a case of murder and began investigations. The four arrested are H Harish (26), P Harish (26), Sanjay V (24) and Bonda Rajesh B (25). Initial probe revealed that the deceased was acquainted with all the accused persons and Ajith and Bonda Rajesh were known rivals.</p><p>According to police, Ajith had attacked Rajesh in 2020, which resulted in the latter losing some fingers. Rajesh had since been planning revenge against Ajith, and he gathered others who had enmity with Ajith and attacked him. </p> <p>The police said Harish is listed as category 'A' rowdy in police records and has 14 criminal cases, including murder, attempt to murder, criminal intimidation and assault, against him. Rajesh has 12 criminal cases pending against him.</p><p>Leader of Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin condemned the murder and raised concerns over the State's law-and-order situation.</p><p>PMK president Anbumani Ramadoss said the rising number of murders has created safety concerns among the people. He noted that the police department is under the chief minister who must recognise his responsibility to protect all.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title> Santhosh Hadimani posted as Joint Commissioner (Intelligence) of Greater Chennai Police
</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/santhosh-hadimani-posted-as-joint-commissioner-intelligence-of-greater-chennai-police</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/santhosh-hadimani-posted-as-joint-commissioner-intelligence-of-greater-chennai-police#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">daa06878-a239-4043-8ef0-8a2f7e450316</guid><pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2026 01:48:40 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-30T01:48:40.437Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Greater Chennai Police,Joint commissioner</media:keywords><media:content height="289" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-30/f0uey6e0/HTYvn-qaEAA-DBU.png" width="514"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Santhosh Hadimani]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Santhosh Hadimani]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-30/f0uey6e0/HTYvn-qaEAA-DBU.png?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Senior IPS officer Santosh Hadimani was posted as Joint Commissioner (Intelligence) of Greater Chennai Police, filling an existing vacancy, as part of a reshuffle of 12 senior police officers ordered by the State Home Department on Tuesday.</p> <p>Inspector General (Intelligence) Asra Garg has been given additional charge as ADGP (Intelligence).</p><p>Inspector General AG Babu, who was serving as Additional Commissioner, Headquarters, GCP, has been transferred and posted as Commissioner, Salem City, replacing K Joshi Nirmal Kumar, who has been posted as IG (Modernisation) at the State police headquarters.</p><p>Deputy Inspector General (DIG) N Devarani, serving as deputy director, Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption, has been posted as DIG, Salem Range. V Badri Narayanan, Superintendent of Police, Anti-Terrorism Squad, was posted as Deputy Commissioner (DC), Adyar. Deputy Commissioner AC Karthikeyan, who was on compulsory wait, has been posted as SP, Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services Recruitment Board.</p><p>N Mathivanan, serving as SP, NIB-CID, has been posted as DC, St Thomas Mount Police District, while K Stalin was posted as SP, South Zone, CB-CID. Deputy Commissioner P Sundaravadivel has been posted as DC (Estate and Welfare), Greater Chennai Police.</p><p>Deputy Commissioner V Baskaran, serving in Washermenpet, has been transferred and posted as DC, Salem City, and DC Ankit Singh was posted as DC, Washermenpet.</p><p>R Stalin, who was on compulsory wait, was posted as SP, North Zone, Economic Offences Wing.</p> ]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Chennai: Third sinkhole in 5 yrs in Pulianthope worries residents, motorists</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-third-sinkhole-in-5-yrs-in-pulianthope-worries-residents-motorists</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-third-sinkhole-in-5-yrs-in-pulianthope-worries-residents-motorists#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">522a0cbb-f787-457a-a5f7-61b645f274b5</guid><pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2026 02:07:50 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-30T02:07:50.881Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Perambur,Pulianthope,Sinkhole</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-30/urj2ww72/1-3.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Sinkhole]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Sinkhole]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-30/urj2ww72/1-3.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> A massive sinkhole measuring around 15 feet in diameter and 10 feet deep developed on Perambur Barracks Road near the sewage pumping station in <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/pulianthope">Pulianthope </a>on Tuesday afternoon, raising concerns over the condition of an ageing underground sewage pipeline.</p><p>On being alerted, Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (CMWSSB) officials barricaded the area to prevent accidents and initiated rectification work.</p><p>Locals said that the layer beneath the road had eroded as a 1,200-mm diameter sewage pipeline runs below the affected stretch. According to residents, sewage from Purasawalkam and Kellys is pumped to the old sewage pumping station on Perambur Barracks Road through the pipeline, which is around 50 years old. They said that deterioration of the pipeline over the years could have resulted in soil erosion and the subsequent collapse of the road.</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/burst-in-the-main-distribution-pipeline-burst-causes-massive-sinkhole-on-gnt-road-at-puzhal">4-metre deep sinkhole on GNT Road near Puzhal causes traffic chaos
</a></aside><p>The latest incident has also brought back concerns over repeated cave-ins at the same location. Similar sinkholes of comparable size were reported in October 2021 and November 2022, with officials attributing the earlier incidents to damage to the sewage pipeline.</p><p>Activist and Pattalam resident V Sathiya Balan alleged that authorities were adopting temporary measures by repairing the damaged portions of the pipeline instead of examining the condition of the entire pipeline. “A sinkhole has occurred three times in the last five years, putting the public at risk. CMWSSB should find a permanent solution instead of providing temporary relief by repairing the damaged portion every time,” he said.</p><p>A CMWSSB official said the cave-in occurred due to damage to the 1,200-mm RCC gravity main leading to the Purasawalkam old sewage pumping station. “The site has been barricaded and the contractor has begun rectification work. Instructions have been issued to expedite the work,” the official said.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Empowering tool: MCC’s AI voice scribe to write exams for blind students</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/empowering-tool-mccs-ai-voice-scribe-to-write-exams-for-blind-students</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/empowering-tool-mccs-ai-voice-scribe-to-write-exams-for-blind-students#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">30d110ab-f68a-4c62-84fe-bae679bf7855</guid><pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2026 01:41:35 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-30T01:41:35.048Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>GEEDAN PC</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371205</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Madras Christian College,AI,exam,Scribe,Blind students</media:keywords><media:content height="713" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-30/hpphkj4o/Ai-2.jpg" width="1268"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ AI]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ AI]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-30/hpphkj4o/Ai-2.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Visually challenged students at Madras Christian College will no longer have to depend on manual scribes to appear for exams, as the institution is set to introduce an indigenous AI-powered ‘Voice Chat Scribe’ software to help visually challenged students independently write examinations.</p><p>The software has been developed in-house with the help of the MCC-MRF Innovation park, Tambaram.</p><p>Principal Prof Dr P Wilson said the number of volunteers available for scribing had been declining and that manual scribes did not always accurately reflect the articulation of students.</p><p>“MCC has been making efforts to make higher education inclusive and equitable for visually impaired students through its Student Services for the Differently Abled ecosystem and skill development initiatives with the help of the Help the Blind Foundation. This is another inclusive feature added to its services through an AI-powered interactive digital scribing platform with a voice-to-text conversion engine developed indigenously with higher accuracy by MCC-MRF Innovation Park student interns,” he said.</p><p>The new system is expected to be introduced for the third internal continuous assessment before the November 2026 semester exams.</p><p>Madras Christian College said the existing manual scribe system had several limitations, including transcription errors and in some case assistants could unintentionally influence students while writing their answers.</p><p>The new system will allow students to dictate their answers in English directly into a secure platform without depending on another person to transcript their thoughts.</p><p>The AI scribe will enable students to go through questions, repeat audio prompts and check word counts through voice commands or keyboard shortcuts. It will also support formatting functions such as bolding, underlining, rearranging paragraphs and inserting sub headings through spoken commands.</p><p>The command and dictation mechanism has been incorporated to distinguish software instructions from the candidate's answers. The system is designed to provide high accuracy voice recognition for both English and Tamil.</p><p>For examination security, the software will operate on a restricted and confidential server environment to prevent malpractice and protect assessment integrity.</p><p>Following discussions involving the Office of the Controller of Examinations, deans, heads of departments and the student support for differently abled team, the college decided to implement the system.</p><p>Training sessions and dry runs will be conducted for visually challenged students and departmental nodal officers before the formal assessments scheduled for next month.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>DT Next Campus | Applications open for Nirankari Rajmata Scheme; here is how you can apply
</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/dt-next-campus-applications-open-for-nirankari-rajmata-scheme-here-is-how-you-can-apply</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/dt-next-campus-applications-open-for-nirankari-rajmata-scheme-here-is-how-you-can-apply#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">6a406940-7d5f-4f66-a237-6bc26c80fc63</guid><pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2026 01:30:00 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-30T01:30:00.000Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Scholarship,DT Next Campus</media:keywords><media:content height="1080" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/import/h-upload/2024/07/17/834300-harriheliovaarahenrypatten24.webp" width="1920"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative Image]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Scholarship]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/import/h-upload/2024/07/17/834300-harriheliovaarahenrypatten24.webp?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Nirankari Rajmata Scholarship Scheme 2026-27 is being offered by Sant Nirankari Charitable Foundation to students pursuing technical or professional courses at the undergraduate or postgraduate levels.</p> <p><strong>Eligibility:</strong> The application is open to regular students of Central/State Government- recognised institutions who have secured admission through a competitive written test in eligible courses such as Engineering, Medicine, MBA/PGDM, Architecture, CA, CFA, LLB, or Journalism &amp; Mass Communication</p><p><strong>Prizes &amp; Rewards:</strong> Full tuition fee waiver of up to Rs 75,000 per annum.</p><p><strong>Last Date to Apply:</strong> November 30</p><p><strong>Application mode:</strong> Offline Application Only</p><p><a href="https://www.buddy4study.com/scholarship/nirankari-rajmata-scholarship-scheme">Short Url: www.b4s.in/dtnt/NRS8</a></p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>University of Madras launches year-long celebrations to mark 170th anniversary
</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/university-of-madras-launches-year-long-celebrations-to-mark-170th-anniversary</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/university-of-madras-launches-year-long-celebrations-to-mark-170th-anniversary#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">14675815-499a-4ba6-8c4a-ea29486f3a5d</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 16:17:50 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T16:17:50.514Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>University of Madras,higher education,academy</media:keywords><media:content height="844" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-08-18/rmqd14sf/879698_p46.jpg" width="1500"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ University of Madras]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ University of Madras]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-08-18/rmqd14sf/879698_p46.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> The University of Madras on Tuesday launched year-long celebrations to mark its 170th anniversary, with a series of academic, cultural, sports, media and social awareness programmes planned under the theme ‘UoM – Legacy 170’.</p> <p>Founded in 1857, the university entered its 170th year on September 5. A special logo for the year-long celebrations was also unveiled at the launch event. Higher Education Secretary Dheeraj Kumar participated in the event, while Higher Education Minister P Viswanathan did not attend.</p><p>The celebrations will involve students, faculty members, staff, and heads of departments across the university's five campuses.</p><p>Under the academic segment, ‘UoM Acumen 170’, an e-poster competition will be organised. ‘UoM Triumph 170’ will feature cricket and badminton competitions, while ‘UoM Mosaic 170’ will include dance, music and literary events.</p><p>The media initiative, ‘UoM Thirai 170’, will encourage students to create reels and short videos. An ‘Education for All’ awareness marathon will also be organised under ‘UoM Awaken 170’.</p><p>During the event, University Registrar Rita John appealed to the State government to allocate Rs 100 crore for the renovation and restoration of the historic Senate House, which she said requires immediate attention.</p><p>The university said the celebrations are aimed at showcasing its heritage, achievements and future aspirations.</p> ]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>With 1,775 dengue cases in Chennai, GCC steps up mosquito control</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/with-1775-dengue-cases-in-chennai-gcc-steps-up-mosquito-control</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/with-1775-dengue-cases-in-chennai-gcc-steps-up-mosquito-control#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">61d024fc-02fb-41a2-9830-e760b9e14dfd</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 15:32:53 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T15:32:53.027Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Greater Chennai Corporation,Dengue,Drone,mosquito,GCC Commissioner GS Sameeran</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/ael6bu14/Untitled-Design-24.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ GCC Commissioner GS Sameeran inspected a drone-based trial to spray mosquito larvicide along the Cooum near the Chennai Medical College hostel on September 29, 2026.]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ GCC Commissioner GS Sameeran inspected a drone-based trial to spray mosquito larvicide along the Cooum near the Chennai Medical College hostel on September 29, 2026.]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/ael6bu14/Untitled-Design-24.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> GCC Commissioner GS Sameeran on Tuesday (September 29) inspected drone-based mosquito larvicide spraying along the Cooum River near the Madras Medical College students’ hostel as part of intensified measures to control mosquito breeding across the city. </p><p>The civic body has launched bio-remediation spraying using larger drones at the confluence of the North Buckingham Canal and the Cooum River.</p><p>The operation will be extended to the Cooum, Adyar and Buckingham Canal, with a drone deployed in each of the corporation's three regions.</p><p>Sameeran said that the drone-based method, which had shown results last year, targets both adult Culex mosquitoes and dengue larvae.</p><p>Larger drones are being used in waterways more than 30 metres wide, where manual spraying is difficult. Later, Sameeran inspected mosquito larvicide spraying and fogging operations on the Madras Medical College campus as part of dengue prevention measures.</p><p>“Chennai has witnessed a rise in fever cases over the past two months. And this month, the city had recorded more than 8,300 fever cases, including 1,775 confirmed dengue cases. Nearly 70% of dengue patients had recovered,” he said. “Around 90% of dengue cases are self-limiting, while about 10% require medical consultation and nearly 5% require hospitalisation.”</p><p>For source reduction in residential areas, the GCC has divided the city into 2,076 sectors and deployed 3,703 field workers.</p><p>The workers monitor 500 houses every week to identify and eliminate mosquito breeding sources.</p><p>The Corporation has also mapped 25,035 vacant plots across the city and is giving them special attention to prevent stagnant water from becoming breeding sites.</p><p>Regional Deputy Commissioner (North) Sweta Suman, City Health Officer, Chief Entomology Officer, zonal officers and other officials were present during the inspection.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Power shutdown on October 1 in Chennai&apos;s Porur, Ramapuram, Taramani</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/power-shutdown-on-october-1-in-chennais-porur-ramapuram-taramani</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/power-shutdown-on-october-1-in-chennais-porur-ramapuram-taramani#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">b015a6bb-0459-4b04-b7d6-7ff221aab31a</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 13:02:01 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T13:02:01.396Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>residents,Power shutdown,Maintenance Work,Electricity</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-07-21/qn2655tj/Untitled-design-34.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative image of Tamil Nadu Power Distribution Corporation Limited (TNPDCL) ]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Power shutdown]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-07-21/qn2655tj/Untitled-design-34.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Power supply will be suspended  in the following areas on Thursday (October 1) from 09.00AM to 02.00 PM for carrying out various maintenance works. </p><p>Supply will be resumed before 02.00 P.M., if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Ramapuram:</strong> Ragavendra Nagar, Valluvar Salai, Thirumalai Nagar, Rayala Nagar, Natarajan Salai, Periyar Salai, Moogambigai Street, KP Ponnurangam Salai, Aneesh Nagar, Annai Sathya Nagar</p><p><strong>Sembakkam:</strong> Manavala Nagar, Jayendra Nagar, Iyyappa Nagar, Prasanth Colony, Senthil Avenue, Bagyam Nagar, Navaneetham Nagar, VGP Pon Nagar</p><p><strong>Porur:</strong> Akhakasan Nagar, Periyar Nagar, Saraswathi Nagar, Kothandam Salai, Ambedkar Salai, Rajiv Gandhi Nagar, Bharathiyar Nagar, Pudhuper, Nandambakkam</p><p><strong>Kundrathur:</strong> Nadaipathai Street, Thatchar Street, Kanniyappan Nagar, Ponniamman Nagar, Thiruvallur Street, Big Street, Naveethar Street, Duraiswamy Mudaliyar Street, Lakshmi Nagar, Mohanlinga Nagar, Chinna Street</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Madambakkam, Vengaivasal, Mappedu, Agaramthen, Paduvanchery, Kaspapuram, Secretariat Colony, Camp Road, Sembakkam, Agaram Main Road, Selaiyur, VGP Srinivasa Nagar, VGP Saravana Nagar, Gayathri Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Thiruvanchery, Noothenchery, Ganapathy Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Bharathidhasan Nagar, Sakthi Nagar, Velachery Main Road, Palaniyappa Nagar, Santhammal Nagar, Vignarajapuram, KK Salai, Vijayanagaram, Sivagami Nagar, Padmavathi Nagar, Alamelupuram, Kannan Nagar, Indra Nagar, Cholan Nagar, Sudharshan Nagar, Tiana Sky City, Sri Devi Nagar, Thirumal Nagar, Annai Sathya Nagar, Ganesh Nagar, Maruthi Nagar</p><p><strong>Tiruvanmiyur:</strong> Kannappan Nagar 1st and 2nd Main Road, AGS Colony, Natesan Colony 2nd and 3rd Cross Street, Sri Ram Avenue 1st-4th Cross Street, Natco Colony, Vembuliamman Koil Street, Swaminathan Nagar 1st and 2nd link Street, Subramani Street, ECR</p><p><strong>Taramani:</strong> Naidu Street, Yadhaval Street, Lock Street, Mannappan Street, Pondicherry Road, Thiruvalluvar Nagar 1st Street, Varadhapuram, Ganapathy Avenue, Naidu Street police Quarters</p><p><strong>Tirumullaivoyal:</strong> Arch Antony Nagar, Pothur Industries</p><p><strong>Nanganallur:</strong> BV Nagar, Hindu Colony, NGO Colony, KK Nagar, Teachers Colony, SBI Colony extension, SBI Colony Main Road, AGS Colony, Duraisamy Garden, Voltas Colony, Iyyappa Nagar, Kanniga Colony, SBI Colony, College Road, Vembuli Amman Street, Govindasamy Street, Gandhi Salai, Ellaimuthamman Koil Street, Kumaran Street, Church Street, Krishnasamy Street, Moovarasampet, Pazhavanthangal</p><p><strong>Pammal:</strong> 7tn Main Road, 2nd-8th Cross Streets, Gandhi Road, Indira Gandhi Street, Nehru Street, Rajaji Street, Kalaignar Cross Street, Periyar Street, Elango Street, Maruthi Street, Radhakrishnan Street, Erattai Pillaiyar Koil Street, Elumalai Street, Nandanar Street, Natarajan Street, Bajanai Koil Street, Devadas Street, Ramanujam Street, Rangasamy Street, HL Colony First Main Road, Devadas Street, Thiyagarajan Street, Prabhakaran Street, Vadivel Street, Kakkan Street, Marudhupandi Street, Veeraraghavan Street, Nalla Thambi Road</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Chennai power shutdown live updates: Check when electricity supply will be cut in your area</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/live-power-shutdown-chennai-electricity-updates-check-your-area-timings-details</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/live-power-shutdown-chennai-electricity-updates-check-your-area-timings-details#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">6fab3145-12c2-40bc-b1af-e4fb7e46dad7</guid><pubDate>Mon, 18 May 2026 13:52:34 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T12:58:35.268Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>power supply,Power shutdown,Electricity,Chennai</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-05-18/hixx0xlm/Electricity.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative Image ]]></media:title><media:description type="html"></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-05-18/hixx0xlm/Electricity.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI: </strong>Tangedco schedules power shutdowns across parts of the city regularly to carry out routine maintenance and infrastructure improvement works. </p><p>Electricity supply remains suspended for a few hours in affected areas and is restored once the maintenance process is completed. Stay with DT Next for updates on affected localities and timings related to scheduled power shutdowns across Chennai.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Thursday (October 1)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended  in the following areas on Thursday from 09.00AM to 02.00 PM for carrying out various maintenance works. </p><p>Supply will be resumed before 02.00 P.M., if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Ramapuram:</strong> Ragavendra Nagar, Valluvar Salai, Thirumalai Nagar, Rayala Nagar, Natarajan Salai, Periyar Salai, Moogambigai Street, KP Ponnurangam Salai, Aneesh Nagar, Annai Sathya Nagar</p><p><strong>Sembakkam:</strong> Manavala Nagar, Jayendra Nagar, Iyyappa Nagar, Prasanth Colony, Senthil Avenue, Bagyam Nagar, Navaneetham Nagar, VGP Pon Nagar</p><p><strong>Porur:</strong> Akhakasan Nagar, Periyar Nagar, Saraswathi Nagar, Kothandam Salai, Ambedkar Salai, Rajiv Gandhi Nagar, Bharathiyar Nagar, Pudhuper, Nandambakkam</p><p><strong>Kundrathur:</strong> Nadaipathai Street, Thatchar Street, Kanniyappan Nagar, Ponniamman Nagar, Thiruvallur Street, Big Street, Naveethar Street, Duraiswamy Mudaliyar Street, Lakshmi Nagar, Mohanlinga Nagar, Chinna Street</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Madambakkam, Vengaivasal, Mappedu, Agaramthen, Paduvanchery, Kaspapuram, Secretariat Colony, Camp Road, Sembakkam, Agaram Main Road, Selaiyur, VGP Srinivasa Nagar, VGP Saravana Nagar, Gayathri Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Thiruvanchery, Noothenchery, Ganapathy Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Bharathidhasan Nagar, Sakthi Nagar, Velachery Main Road, Palaniyappa Nagar, Santhammal Nagar, Vignarajapuram, KK Salai, Vijayanagaram, Sivagami Nagar, Padmavathi Nagar, Alamelupuram, Kannan Nagar, Indra Nagar, Cholan Nagar, Sudharshan Nagar, Tiana Sky City, Sri Devi Nagar, Thirumal Nagar, Annai Sathya Nagar, Ganesh Nagar, Maruthi Nagar</p><p><strong>Tiruvanmiyur:</strong> Kannappan Nagar 1st and 2nd  Main Road, AGS Colony, Natesan Colony 2nd and 3rd Cross Street, Sri Ram Avenue 1st-4th Cross  Street, Natco Colony, Vembuliamman Koil Street, Swaminathan Nagar 1st and 2nd link Street, Subramani Street, ECR</p><p><strong>Taramani:</strong> Naidu Street, Yadhaval Street,  Lock Street, Mannappan Street, Pondicherry Road, Thiruvalluvar Nagar 1st  Street, Varadhapuram, Ganapathy Avenue, Naidu Street police Quarters</p><p>Tirumullaivoyal: Arch Antony Nagar, Pothur Industries</p><p><strong>Nanganallur:</strong> BV Nagar, Hindu Colony, NGO Colony, KK Nagar, Teachers Colony, SBI Colony extension, SBI Colony Main Road, AGS Colony, Duraisamy Garden, Voltas Colony, Iyyappa Nagar, Kanniga Colony, SBI Colony, College Road, Vembuli Amman Street, Govindasamy Street, Gandhi Salai, Ellaimuthamman Koil Street, Kumaran Street, Church Street, Krishnasamy Street, Moovarasampet, Pazhavanthangal</p><p><strong>Pammal:</strong> 7tn Main Road, 2nd-8th Cross Streets, Gandhi Road, Indira Gandhi Street, Nehru Street, Rajaji Street, Kalaignar Cross Street, Periyar Street, Elango Street, Maruthi Street, Radhakrishnan Street, Erattai Pillaiyar Koil Street, Elumalai Street, Nandanar Street, Natarajan Street, Bajanai Koil Street, Devadas Street, Ramanujam Street, Rangasamy Street, HL Colony First Main Road, Devadas Street, Thiyagarajan Street, Prabhakaran Street, Vadivel Street, Kakkan Street, Marudhupandi Street, Veeraraghavan Street,  Nalla Thambi Road</p><h3>Power shutdown on Wednesday (September 30)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Wednesday  (September 30)<strong> </strong>from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. </p><p>Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Velachery:</strong> Rettai Pillaiyar Koil Street, Anna Street, Bharathi Street, San Academy, VOC Nagar 1st-4th Street, Jhoshna Flats, Srinivasa Nagar, Devi Flats, Murugu Nagar, Gomathy Nagar, Jain Flats</p><p><strong>Porur:</strong> Kovoor Ambal Nagar, Ram Nagar, Anna Street, Kangachi Street, Aananda Vinayagar Street, Kundrathur Main Road, Ambedkar Street</p><p><strong>Ponneri:</strong> Thervoykandigai and Sipcot, Gopal Reddy Kandigai, Pollanur, Puthunagar, Karadiputhur, Buthur, NM Kandigai, Kannankottai, Panchallai, Amarambedu, Agragaram, Thanipoondi, Periyapuliyur Siruvada and above all surrounding areas</p><p><strong>Puzhal:</strong> Theeyabakkam, Kosapur, Ambedkar Nagar, Thiyagi Viswanathadass Nagar, Periyar Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Sendrampakkam, Kanam Palaiyam, Bose Nagar, New Anna Nagar</p><p><strong>Besant Nagar:</strong> 4th Main Road, 32nd-35th Cross Street, 3rd Avenue, 5th Avenue, Alcott Kuppam Road, Tiruvalluvar Nagar, Bajanai Kovil Street, Urur Ellaiamman Kovil Street</p><p><strong>IT Corridor:</strong> Subramanian Street, Venkateshwara Nagar, Chandrasekar Nagar, Nehru Nagar, Sai Baba Nagar, Thiru Vi Ka Nagar, Kannadasan Nagar, Bharma Colony 1st-4th Streets, Neurology Hospital, Maruti Suzuki Showroom, GM Tex Square, Kottivakkam, KPK Nagar, Annai Sathya Nagar, Ramaniyam, ELCOT Road, Model School Road, Kumarasamy Nagar</p><p><strong>Nanganallur:</strong> BV Nagar, Nehru High Road, Hindu Colony, SBI Colony Main Road, NGO Colony, KK Nagar, Nanganallur 1st-5th Main Road, Nanganallur 18th, 23rd, 43rd-45th Street, Ullagaram, Nehru Colony, Lakshmi Nagar, Jayanthi Nagar.</p><p><strong>Ambattur:</strong> Korattur TVS Nagar, Kandigai Street, Annai Nagar Main Road, Padmavathy Nagar</p><p><strong>Moovarasampet:</strong> Pantaloons, Porunthavakkam, Sath Sangam Street, James Street, Gopal Street, Nehru Street, Anna Street, Ganesh Mahal, Koot Road, Senthuran Colony Indian Bank, Kavitha Textile, Raghava Nagar, Saraswathi Street, Defence Colony, KFC, Anna Street, Raghava Nagar 2nd Main Road</p><h3>Power shutdown on Tuesday (September 29)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Tuesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Egmore:</strong> Ramanujam Street, Vinayaga Mudali Street, Thambinayakkan Street, Muniyappa Street, Kothavalchavadi, Errabalu Street, Mannady, Wall Tax Road, Woodwarf Street, Amman Koil Street, Telegraph Abbai Street, North Wall Road, Anna Pillai Street, Palaniyappan Street, Mullah Sahib Street, Perumal Mudali Street, Narayana Mudali Street, Muthaiah Street, Goodtown Street, Govindappa Street, Mint Street Thulasingam Street, Periya Naicken Street, Peddunaicken Street, Chinna Naicken Street, NSC Bose Road, General Muthaiah Street, TV Basin Street, PKG Area, Thandavarayan Street, Arunachalam Street, Thirupalli Street, KN Agraharam, Layout Chinna Thambi Street, KN Tank Road, Petha Naicken Street, Iron Manga Street, Veerappan Street, NSC Bose Road, Elephant Gate Street, Chandrappa Street, Ayya Mudali Street, Audiyappa Street, Godown Street, MS Nagar, Housing Board, Kannaiah Naidu Street, Padavattamman Street, TA Naidu Street, Theru Lane</p><p><strong>KK Nagar</strong>: Ashok Nagar, MGR Nagar, Ekkattuthangal, Kalaimagal Nagar, Balaji Nagar, Visalakshi Nagar, West Mambalam, Brindavan extension, Nakkeeran Street, Jafferkhanpet, West KK Nagar, Nesapakkam, Vadapalani</p><p><strong>Kundrathur</strong>: Madha Hospital, Kuyavar Street, Thandalam, Alex Nagar, Bharathi Nagar, Chandrasekarapuram, Mudaliar Street, Everest Garden, Sadanandapuram</p><p><strong>Thirumullaivoyal:</strong> Morai, Morai Industries, Veltech Main Road, Sheela Nagar, Vijayalakshmi Nagar, Srinivasa Nagar, Sapthagiri Nagar</p><p><strong>Ramapuram:</strong> Manapakkam, Krishna Court, CRR Puram, Krishna Nagar, Periyar Salai, Indra Nagar, and MGR. Nagar, Sriram Garden, Lakshmi Nagar, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Micro Marvel, Dharmarajapuram, Casagrand Woodside and Castle, TVS Emerald</p><p><strong>Ambattur:</strong> Palaniappa, Pudur, AK Amman, Banu Nagar, Oragadam, Murugambedu, Pasumpon Nagar, Kallikuppam, Chandrasekarapuram, Venkatapuram, Karukku</p><p><strong>Guindy:</strong> Nanganallur Lakshmi Nagar, SIP Colony 3rd Street, SIP Colony Vignesh Street, Murali Ram Flats, Pongi Madam Street, Lakshmi Street 4th Stage, SIP Colony, Vijay Avenue, Lakshmi Nagar East Main Road, Salma Flats, Sarva Mangala Nagar Main Road, Lakshmi Nagar 3rd Main Road, Nanganallur 2nd-6th Main Roads, Ullagaram, Lakshmi Nagar, Jayanthi Nagar, Nanganallur Nehru Colony, College Road, Hindu Colony</p><p><strong>Madipakkam:</strong> Dr Ambedkar Road, Bajanai Koil Street, Sriramu Street, Veerasamy Street, Eswaran Koil Street, Vembuli Amman Koil Street, Kaduvetti Vinayagar Koil Street, New Kuberan Nagar, TK Moorthy Street, Venugopal Street, Periyar Nagar 9th Street, Jeeva Nagar, Arumugam Street, Lakshmi Nagar Main Road, Periyar Nagar 1st-7th Streets, Bharathidasan Road, Mahalakshmi Nagar Streets, Aishwarya Street, and Anna Street.</p><p><strong>Kotturpuram:</strong> Ranjith Road, Suriya Nagar, Murugappa Road, Velliyan Road, Ambady Road, Valliyammiyatchi Road, Thandayuthapani Street, Arunachalam Road</p><p><strong>IT Corridor:</strong> Sandiyappan Salai, Govindhasami Nagar, GEM Hospital, Wireless Office and Wireless Quarters, Kalaignar Main Road, MK Stalin Street, Bhavani Amman Koil, Venugopal Street, Kamaraj Nagar, Veerasamy Salai, Telephone Nagar, Rajalakshmi Avenue, Green Acres, New Kumaran Nagar, Devaraj Nagar, Poobathi Nagar, Gandhi Street, Kuppusamy Street, Kaliamman Koil Streets, Gangai Amman Koil Street extension, Thendral Nagar, Naveen Flats, Casagrand, Okkur Apartment, Madu Street, Bajanai Koil Street, Janani Homes, Rajiv Gandhi Salai, Veeravanjinathan Street, Thulukatha Amman Koil, Anna Street, Majestic Avenue, Perumal Koil Street, Maha Nagar, Jawahar Nagar, Panchayat Road, Jeppiaar College and School</p><p>T<strong>iruvanmiyur:</strong> West Kamaraj Salai, Canal Road, Ranganathapuram, Illayaraja Kudiyiruppu, Indira Nagar 1st and 2nd Avenue, 9th-12th Cross Street, 5th Lane, Canal Bank Road, Venkatarathinam Nagar 2nd Street Extension, Aishwarya Colony, CS Colony</p><p><strong>Chembarambakkam:</strong> Bengaluru Highway, Nazarathpet junction to Hotel Highway</p><p><strong>Red Hills:</strong> Puzhal Jawaharlal Nagar, Kamaraj Nagar, Padiyanallur, Bye Pass Road, Punitha Anthoniar Koil Street, Lakshmiamman Koil Street, Gandhi Main Street, Thamizhan Nagar, Vegetarian Village, Sakthivel Nagar, Macro Marvel, Thiruneelakanda Nagar, Kavangarai, Ragavendra Nagar, Gurushanthi Nagar, Mariamman Nagar, Thandal Kalani, Police Quarters, Kannapasamy Nagar, Thirumalai Nagar, MH Road, Vettri Nagar, GNT Road, Alagiri Street, Sankaralingam Street, Perumal Koil Street, Sivaraj Street</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Puthuthangal, Mullai Nagar TNHB, State Bank Colony, Mudichur Road, Old Tambaram, Patel Nagar, Irumbuliyur, Vaigai Nagar, Sai Nagar, TTK Nagar, Periyar Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Kullakari, Town Tambaram, CTO Colony, Sakthi Nagar, Kannadapalayam, Kishkinta Road, Pulikoradu, Reddiyar Palayam, Kalyan Nagar, Melandai Street, Bharathi Nagar, Goodwill Nagar, Veeralakshmi Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Kannan Avenue, Kurunji Nagar, Amutham Nagar, Perungalathur Kamarajar High Road, Ganesh Nagar, Lingam Nagar, Sharmila Nagar, Bharathy Avenue, Kakapunjandhar Nagar, Balaji Nagar, New Perungalathur, Mudichur Vetrivel Nagar, Bharathwaj Nagar, PTC Quarters, Sarawathi Nagar, Bhagyam Gopala Krishna Nagar, Senthil Nagar, Naduveerapattu Panchayat, Ettiyapuram, RRT Garden, Dharshan Garden, Ashok Nadavanam, Gayathri Mega Nagar, Poothandalam Panchayat, Pink House, Selaiyur Parusunanth Avenue, Ammal Nagar, ASK Nagar, Grated Kailash Nagar, Yeshwanth Nagar, Bhuvaneshwari Nagar 2nd-4th Streets.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Monday (September 28)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Monday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Mannady and Muthialpet:</strong> Malayappan Street, Savarimuthu Lane, Sembudoos Street, Vengatamestri Street, Tacker Lane, Post Office Street, Thambuchetty Street, Moore Street, Vanniyar Street, Singanaicken Street, Kachaliwarar Agragarm Street, Mukar Nala Muthu Street, Bank of India, Lingi Chetty Street, Angappan Street, Krishnan Koil Street, Adam Street, Markayarlabi Street, Ramasamy Street, New Street, Nainiyappan Street, Sivamuthiaya Street, Thiruvalluvar Nagar, Broadway Road, Salai Vinayagar Koil Street, Velayudam Street, Kandapachetty Street</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Kadaperi, GST Road, Otthavadai, Ranganathapuram, Gandhi Road, Jeeva Road, Anna Road</p><p><strong>Ambattur:</strong> Reddy Street, Bharathi Nagar, Pothyamman Koil, Gangaiamman Koil, Pillaiyar Koil, Nehru Nagar, Zion Street, Thirumullaivoyal Road, Manickam Pillai Street, Menambedu Road </p><p><strong>Korattur:</strong> Korattur Bus Stand and Railway Station, Venkataraman Street, Duraisamy Street, TNHB 61st to TNHB 72nd Street, North Avenue </p><p><strong>Padi:</strong> MTH Road, Park Road, UR Nagar, Balaji Nagar, Kuppusamy Street. </p><p><strong>Palavakkam:</strong> Singaravelar Main Road, 1st to 4th Cross Street, Kazura Garden 1st and 2nd Main Road, MGR Salai, Sandeep Avenue 1st and 2nd Streets, Ranga Reddy Garden, Habiba Street, Mettu Colony, ECR, Phillips Salai, Sultan Ahmed Street.</p><p><strong>Kotturpuram:</strong> South Lock Street, East Ellaiamman Koil Street, Lake View Street, Duraisamy Street, Guruvappan Street, Thulukanthamman Koil Street, Mandapam Road, WCB. Road, Pondicherry Road, Velachery Road, Thomson Nagar, Housing Board, LDG Road, Arokiya Madhanagar, Kakkanpuram</p><p><strong>Taramani:</strong> Cholamannan Street, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Thiruvalluvar Salai, Taramani 100 Feet Main Road, Thanthai Periyar Nagar, Bharathi Nagar</p><p><strong>Tiruvanmiyur:</strong> LB Road, Kamaraj Nagar 5th Main Road, 12th-14th Kamaraj Nagar West Streets, Indira Nagar Appaswamy Prime Towers, Indira Nagar 1st Street, 2nd Avenue and 3rd Main Road, TNHB 2nd Avenue, Indira Nagar Sasthri Nagar Malaviya Avenue, Marudeeswarar Nagar, MG Road</p><h3>Power shutdown on Saturday (September 26)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed</p><p><strong>Taramani:</strong> MGR Film City, Tamilarasu Press, WPT College, IMS, the Institute of Hotel Management, Taj Hotel.</p><p><strong>Kundrathur:</strong> Kovoor Main Road, Parvathy Nagar, Puthavedu, Reddiyar Street, Samayapuram, Chitra Nagar, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Pallavaram Main Road, Andamkuppam, Ragaavendra Nagar.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Friday (September 25)</h3><p><strong>Maduravoyal:</strong> Vanagaram Chettiyar Agaram Main Road, Fish Market Road, Rajiv Nagar, Sivaboothamedu, Noombal Main Road, ICL, Lakshmi Nagar, Indira Nagar, Kumar Theatre, PH Road, Balaji Nagar, Palaniappa Nagar, Kanthamapuram, Service Road, Maharishi Teachers Colony, Porur Garden Phase I, II and III, Andal Nagar, Metro Nagar, Samayapuram, Kamadenu Nagar, Krishna Industrial Estate, Anna Industrial Estate, Shekmanyam, Kandasamy Nagar, Arunachalam Nagar, Ponni Nagar, Mothi Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Dharmaraja Nagar, Karambakkam</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Otteri, Orapakam, Vandalur, Singarathottam Hill View, Gangaiamman Kovil, Venkatesapuram, Lakshmipuram, Iranamman, RMK Nagar Gundumedu, Muthuvelar Street, Krishna Road, Vivek Nagar, Kamadenu Nagar, Karthikeyan Nagar, Bharathi Nagar, Balaji Nagar, Ganesh Nagar, Sathyamoorthy Nagar, Muthirilandi Street, MKB Nagar, Thiruvalluvar Street Bharathidasan Street, Avvai Street, Sri Ram Park 63 Apartment, VOC Street, SV Nagar, Kalaivani Street, Mani Street, Ammankoil Street, Balaji Street, Manimegalai Street, Tholkappiyar 1st, 2st Street, TKC Street, Kamarajar Nagar, Gandhi Street, Katta Bomman Street, Anna 1st,2nd Street, Rajiv Gandhi Street, Mepedu, Puthur, Perumal Puram, Vengambakkam, Sathyamoorthy Street, Amudham Nagar, Sadagopan Nagar, Thangaraj Nagar, Vishnu Nagar, Kagabhujender Nagar, Thirupur Kumaran Street, Vasantham Nagar, Kurinji Nagar, RSR Nagar, Kannan Avenue 1st-5th Street</p><p><strong>Kodambakkam:</strong> Trust Puram, Arcot Road (Power House to Railway Track), Inbarajapuram, Vanniyar Street, Bajanai Koil Street, Varadharajapettai Main Road, Kamarajar Nagar full Area, Rangarajapuram Area, Parangusapuram, Kamarajar Colony 1st-8th Street, Aziz Nagar, Athreypuram 1st-2nd Street, Andavar Nagar Part, Anna Nedum Pathai, Circular Road, Sowrashtra Nagar, Shankarapuram, Choolaimedu High Road, Gill Nagar, VOC Main Road, VOC 1st-5thstreet, Duraisamy Road, Subburayan Street 1st-8th Street, Alagiri Nagar Main Road, Gangaiamman Koil Street, Periyar Pathai, Padmanabhan Nagar, Tamilar Veethi, Vallalar Street, Elangoadigal Street, Ethilraj Street, Iyyappa Nagar, Part of 100 feet Road and its surrounding area</p><p><strong>Ambattur:</strong> Mannurpet RS Road, Reddy Street, Thillai Nagar, Vanniyar Street, Brahmin Street, Gramini Street, Mariamman Koil Street, Kammalar Street</p><p><strong>Taramani:</strong> Kanagam, Kalikundram, Thiruveethi Amman Koil Street, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Nehru Street</p><p><strong>Tidel Park:</strong> VV Koil Street, Kirubani Street, Kattabomman Street, Akbar Street, MG Nagar</p><p><strong>Tiruvanmiyur:</strong> Indira Nagar 3rd and 4th Main Road, 6th, 17th-29th Cross Streets, LB Road, Corporation Shopping Complex, Shastri Nagar, Ananth Apartments, Malaviya Avenue</p><p><strong>Kundrathur:</strong> Kavanur Malayambakkam, Sekilar Nagar, Durai Swami Nagar, Jayam Nagar, Devi Karumariyamman Nagar, Ponniyamman Kovil Street</p><p><strong>Royapuram:</strong> VOC Nagar, RK Nagar, Thilagar Nagar, Ellaiyamudali Street, Seniamman Koil Street, TH Road, Tollgate, Stanley, Old Washermenpet, Kannikoil, Kalmandapam, Kummalamman Koil Street, GA Road, Kappal Polu Street, Thandavaraya Gramani Street, Thandavaraya Mudali Street, Solaiyappan Street, Srirangammal Street, Sanjeevarayan Koil Street, Balu Mudali Street, JV Koil Street, Ramanujappar Street, Bala Arunachala Street, Lawyer Chinnathambi I &amp; II Street, Namachivaya Chetti Street, Justice Pandalai Colony Street, Venkatachalam Street</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Chitlapakkam Ramakrishna Puram, Valmiki Street, Eswari Nagar, Thangalkarai, Velachery Road, Kamarajar Road, Aarthi Nagar, Manimegalai Street, Sembakkam, Ponnaiamman Koil Main Road, Bhajanai Koil 1st-3rd Street, Telus Avenue Phase I, Rajarajeswari Nagar</p><p><strong>Kotturpuram:</strong> Marutha Avenue, Ranjith Road, Slum Clearance Board, Chitra Nagar</p><p><strong>St Thomas Mount:</strong> MKN Road, Nobel Street, Kannan Colony, MGR Nagar, Teachers Colony, Casa Grand Apartments, AAI Staff Quarters, Marison 6th Street, HPL Officers Quarters</p><p><strong>Guindy:</strong> Balammal Nagar Main Road, Balammal Nagar 1st-4th Street, Thangavel Street, Sairam Street, NSC Bose Road, Amman Nagar 1st-3rd Street, Ullagaram Sengani Amman Koil Street, Pannaikaran Street, Nanganallur 14th-33th Street, TNGO Colony and Main Road, SBI Colony 3rd Stage, Lakshmi Nagar, Alwar Nagar, Perumal Nagar, Kanniga Colony, Ullagaram, Gowri Colony, Voltas Colony, Hindu Colony, Moovarasampet Jayalakshmi Nagar, Kannan Nagar 2nd Main Road, Jones Building, Jain Koil, Badala Vinayagar Street, Canara Bank or More, Gomathi Street, Perumal Nagar, Balaji Nagar 7th Street, Abilash Apartments, Home Finders Flats, Lifeline Hospital, Raghava Nagar 12th Street, Kannan Nagar 1st Main Road, Kannan Nagar 3rd Main Road, Balaji Nagar 5th Street, Komathi Street, Kannan 3rd Road, Arasan Palace, Lakshmi Nagar, Kannigapuram, Vandikaran Road left and right side, Ranganathan Street, Thiru Murugan Street</p><p><strong>Mugalivakkam:</strong> Telex Compound, TV Nagar, Mount Poonamallee Road, Sabari Nagar, Krishnaveni Nagar, Selva Ganapathy Nagar, AGS Colony Phase I, Rojambaal Nagar, Sree Lekshmi Nagar, Ashramam Avenue, DLF back gate, Adikesava Thillai Nagar</p><p><strong>Velachery:</strong> Dhandeeswaram, Seethapathy Street, Maruti Doss Road, Ravi Street, Selvi Street, Amuthan Street, Rajambal Street, Elango Street, Bharathi Street, Ayodhya Colony</p><h3>Power shutdown on Thursday (September 24)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Thursday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. </p><p>Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Korattur:</strong> Chavadi Street, Thirumalai Nagar</p><p><strong>Royapettah:</strong> Express Avenue, Woods Road, Whites Road, Pattulos Road, Chella Pillayar Street, ROB Street, Smith Lane, GP Road, TV Pet Area, Hussain Mulk Road, Subedar Hussain Street, Swamy Achari Street, Nyniappa Street, Oil Monger Street, Fakir Sahib Street, VM Dass Street, Subbayya Street, Royapettah Sub-Registrar Office</p><p><strong>Tirumullaivoyal:</strong> Old Alamathy, Alamathy Colony, Venmani Nagar, Dairy Farm, Govindapuram, Krishna Nagar</p><p><strong>Guindy:</strong> Defence Colony First Main Road, Jothi Nagar, Kala Flat, Koothalamman Koil, Rajarajan Street, Vishalakshi Nagar 4th Street, White House, Kalaimagal First Park, Ekkattuthangal MLA Quarters, Pallavan Street, Kabilar Street, Avvaiyar Street, Hilton Hotel, Ganapathi Colony 1, 2, 3 and 4, Poomagal Street, TNHB Colony, Dr Ambedkar Nagar, Bhavani Nagar, Kamarajar Street, Karunanidhi Street, AL Mudhaliyar 1st and 2nd Streets, Gandhiyar Street, Anna Street, Avvaiyar Street, Elango Street, Thiruvalluvar Street, Nandambakkam Ponvidya, Maxworth Nagar Phase I &amp; II, Ponnambalam Salai, Thattankulam, Dhanalakshmi Enclave, City Nagar, Isha Gayathri, Pichammal Garden, Narayana Nagar, Sterling Avenue, Manapakkam Main Road, L&amp;T Back Gate, Sethulakshmi Avenue, Parthasarathy Nagar, Battiya Garden, Casa XX, Velavan Nagar, Malar Garden, Rani Enclave, Ambedkar Nagar, IPS Colony, Jain Akshardham</p><p><strong>Adambakkam:</strong> Shanthi Nagar, Surendar Nagar, Kesari Nagar Area, Sundaramoorthy Street, Vanuvampettai South New Street, Amman Temple Street, Palandiamman Temple Street, Muthiyal Reddy Street, Thirumalai Nayakkan Street, Chidambaranar Street, part of Medavakkam Main Road</p><p><strong>Ramapuram:</strong> Tamil Nagar, Giri Nagar, Naidu Street, Kambar Salai, Balambigai Nagar, Ambal Nagar, Gangaiamman Koil Street, Anandam Nagar, Shanthi Nagar, Kurinji Nagar</p><p><strong>Madipakkam:</strong> Lakshmi Nagar 1st-8th Street, Kuberan Nagar 7th-15th Street, Ram Nagar South 15th-19th Street, Alaiyamman Nagar 1st &amp; 2nd Street, Lakshmi Nagar Main Road, Kanchi Kamatchi Nagar 1st-3rd Street, Periyar Nagar Extension 5th-7th Street, Enfield Avenue, Krishnaveni Ammal Nagar, Sarathi Nagar 1st-3rd Street, Meenakshi Street, Karpagambal Nagar 1st-3rd Street, Pavendar Bharathidasan Street, Veeramani Street, Dr Ambedkar Salai, Sigamani Nagar 3rd Street</p><p><strong>Nanganallur:</strong> Lakshmi Nagar 3rd Main Road, AM Jain Colony, Eswaran Colony, MMTC Colony, Raghava Nagar 9th Street, Raghava Nagar 3rd Main Road, Vijaya Shanthi Flats, Brahmaputra Street, Sabapathy Nagar, Bharathiyar Street, Subramani Nagar 3rd Street, Gokulam Nagar, Gokulam Nagar, Krishna Street, Gokul Nagar 2nd Main Road, Amaravati Street, Kamaraj Street, Subramani Nagar 3rd Main Road, Moovarasampet, Rohini Flat, Vasanth Flat, Kulakkarai, AM Jain Colony, Amaravati Street, Hari Kalyana Mandapam, Kamaraj Street, Raghava Nagar 2nd Main Road, Raghava Nagar 3rd Main Road, Jain Staff Colony</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Kadaperi Moulana Nagar, Singaravelan Street, Tiruneermalai Main Road, Arputha Nagar, Rajagopal Nagar, Ram Thilagar Nagar, Pullikoradu, Irumbuliyur Periyar Nagar, Devaraj Pillai Street, VGN, Nithyanantham Nagar, Perumal Koil Street, GST Road, Service Road, Sembakkam Velachery Main Road, Jayendra Nagar Main Road, Eswari Nagar Main Road 1st &amp; 2nd Streets, Songathiamman Koil Street, Kaveri Nagar, Nehru Nagar, Jothi Nagar, Chitlapakkam 1st Main Road, Ramachandra Road, Ranganathan Street, Kannadasan Street, Padmanathan Street and Ayyasamy Street, Mudichur SK Avenue, Pallava Nagar, Maruthi Nagar, Kalaignar Salai, Siva Vishnu Nagar, Madhanapuram, Gnanapandithar Nagar, Sooraj Avenue, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Vanjinathan Street, Sriram Nagar, Nehru Street, Manavalan Nagar, Senthil Nagar, Maruthi Nagar, Indira Gandhi Salai, KVT Green City, Chelliamman Koil Street, Old Perungalathur Main Road, Parvati Nagar, Selaiyur Velachery Main Road, Palayathan Street, Ponniamman Koil Street, Ranganathan Street, Thiruvallur Street, Eswaran Koil Street, Bharathi Nagar Park, Avvai Street, Kannan Street, Erikarai Street</p><p><strong>Adyar:</strong> Indira Nagar, Kaveri Apartment, LB Road 1st and 2nd Avenue,, Bashyam Construction, Indira Nagar 1st and 2nd Main Road, 1st and 2nd Cross Street, Venkatarathinam Nagar Main Road Teachers Colony, Kamaraj Avenue 2nd Street Kotturpuram Gandhi Mandapam Road, Naidu Street, Kottur Garden, Kottur 4th Main Road, River View Road, Chitra Nagar, Anna University Staff Quarters, Nawab Garden, Housing Board, Pumping Station, Science City</p><p><strong>Madhavaram:</strong> Jumbuli Colony, TALCO Estate, Ravi Garden, KKR Garden, KKR Town, Palaniappa Nagar, Kannapuram, RC Lorrels, RC Metha, RC Little Wings, Alex Nagar A, B, C &amp; D Colony, Mehta Nagar, Padmavathy Nagar, White Field, Victory Field, MRH Road, Bazaar Street, Thapal Petty, Pandiyan Street, Udaiyar Thottam, TVK Street, Sivasakthi Nagar, Pukraj Nagar 1st to 7th Street, Roja Nagar, VRD Nagar, Kanmal Nagar, Rajaji Street, Bharathiyar Street, Nehru Street, Mariamman Koil Street, SV Koil Street</p><p><strong>Porur:</strong> Kavanoor Manancherry, Mehta Nagar, Palla Street, Guruvayurappan Nagar, Kundrathur–Pallavaram Road, Sri Devi Nagar, Navithar Street</p><p><strong>Arumbakkam:</strong> Nerkundram Madha Koil Street, Alagammal Nagar 1st-8th Street, Thiruvallur Street, Netaji Avenue, Kanniamman Nagar, Narayaniamman Koil Street, Bharathiyar Street, Perumal Koil Street</p><h3>Power shutdown on Wednesday (September 23)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Wednesday from 9 am to 2 pm for</p><p>carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Egmore:</strong> Ramanujam Street, Vinayagamuthali Street, Thambinayakkan Street, Muniyappa Street, Kothavalchavadi, Errabalu Street, Mannady, Wall Tax Road, Wood warf Street, Amman Koil Street, Telegraph Abbai Street, North Wall Road, Annapillai Street, Palliappan Street, Mullaha sahib Street, Perumal Mudali Street, Narayana Mudhali Street, Muthaiah Street, Goodwown Street, Govindhappa Street, Mint Street Thulasingam Street, Periya Naicken Street, Chinnanaicken Street, NSC Bose Road, General Muthaiah Street, TV basin Street, PKG Area, Thandavarayan Street, Arunachalam Street, Thirupalli Street, K.N.Agraharam, LayourChinnaThambi Street, K.N.Tank Road, PethaNaicken Street, Iron Manga Street, Veerappan Street, NSC Bose Road, Kalyanapuram Housing Board, Jatkapuramkanthappa Street, Murukkapp Street, Ela kanthappa Street, Edayapalayam, Ponnappan Street, Vengatrayan Street, Ramanan Road, Audhiyappa Street, VaikundaVaithiyar Street Kalathipillai Street, Irulappan Street, Elephant Gate Street, Chandrappa Street, AyyaMudali Street, Audiyappa Street, Godown Street, Govindappa Street, M.S.Nagar, Housing Board, Kannaiah Naidu Street, Padavattamman Street, TA Naidu Street, Theru Lane, Pedunaicken Street.</p><p><strong>Royapuram:</strong> VOC Nagar, R.K. Nagar, Thilagar Nagar, Ellaiyamudali Street, Seniamman Koil Street, TH Road, Tollgate, Stanley , Old Washermenpet, Kannikoil, Kalmandapam , Kummalamman Koil Street, GA Road, Thandavaraya Gramani Street, Solaiyappan Street, Srirangammal Street, Sanjeevarayan Koil Street, Kappal Polu Street, Balu Mudali Street, JV Koil Street, Ramanujappar Street, Bala Arunachala Street, Lawyer Chinnathambi I &amp;amp; II Street , Namachivaya Chetti Street, Justice Pandalai Colony Street, Venkatachalam Street, Thandavaraya Mudali Street.</p><p><strong>Kotturpuram:</strong> Pondicherry Road, Ponniamman Koil Street, Mandappam Road, Thulukanthamman Koil Street, Perumal Koil Street, Elliamman Koil Street, Thiruvalluvar Street, Karunanidhi Street, Manappan Street, Yadhaval Street, Lake View Street, Guruvappan Street.</p><p><strong>Palavakkam:</strong> Kamarajar Salai Main Road , Karim Nagar, Mahathma Gandhi Nagar, Sangam Colony 1 st and 2 nd Street, Kandasamy Nagar 1 st to 7 th Street, Maniammai Street, Thiruvanmiyur Avvai Nagar, Venkatesapuram, Kannapan Nagar, Bharathi Nagar.</p><p><strong>Velachery</strong>: Sarathy Nagar,Thambaram Velachery Main Road, Madavamani Avenue,Seetharam Nagar.</p><p><strong>Guindy:</strong> Vandikaran Road, Nehru Nagar 1 st to 4th Streets, Anbazhagan Street, Bharathidasan Street, Jeevanandham Street, Govindasamy Street, KVK Samy Street, Kanniamman Koil Street, Sathiyamoorthy Street, Raj Bhavan Colony, TNHB Colony, Labour Colony 1, 2, 3 &amp;amp; 4 Streets, Water House, Aalachiamman Koil Street, Employment Office, C.T.I. Ladies College, C.T.I. Boys College, and Lions Club, Kalaimagal Nagar 1st, 2nd &amp;amp; 3rd Streets, Balaji Nagar 1st, 2nd &amp;amp; 3rd Streets, Balaji Nagar Main Road, Cart Track Street, Vishalachi Street, Jothi Nagar, Palaiyakara Street.</p><p><strong>Mugalivakkam:</strong>Telex Compound, T. V. Nagar, Mount Poonamallee Road, part of Sabari Nagar, Krishnaveni Nagar, Selvaganapathy Nagar, AGS Colony Phase I, Rojambaal Nagar, Sree Lekshmi Nagar, Ashramam Avenue, DLF Back Gate, Adhikesava Thillai Nagar.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Tuesday (September 22)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Tuesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. </p><p>Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Karambakkam:</strong> Kandaswamy Nagar, Ponni Nagar, Arunachalam Nagar, Mothi Nagar, Padmavathy Nagar, Kaveri Nagar, Bharathi Nagar, Dharmaraja Nagar, Viswanathan Street, Bramanar Street.</p><p><strong>Kavanur:</strong> Pallavaram Main Road, Manikandan Nagar, Metro Star City, Metro Hi Tech City, Vishal Nagar, Annai Teresa Nagar, P Dot G Peas on Green.</p><p><strong>Pattabiram</strong>: Brindavan Nagar 1st to 4th Street, Rajiv Gandhi Nagar 1st to 7th Street, CRPF Camp, Michel Nagar, CRPF Nagar, Mittanamalli Colony, Chidambaram Nagar, Udhaya Sooriyan Street, Mittanamalli Village, Hava Nagar, Ganesh Nagar, Thipanchali Amman Kovil Nagar, Palavedu Road, Bharathi Nagar, ICF Colony, Periyar Nagar, Mosque Street, Sabi Nagar, MES Road, Defence Enclave, Defence Colony, Ellai Amman Koil, Kengu Reddy Kuppam, Bharathi Nagar 1st to 12th Street, Vicnarajan Nagar, Lakshmi Nagar, Mittanamalli Kandigai.</p><p><strong>Perumbakkam:</strong> Sekaran Nagar, Indrapriyadharshini Nagar, Kailash Nagar, Global Hospital Main Road, Gurudev Colony, Embassy, Casagrand, NPS School, Nookampalayam Main Road, Gandhi Nagar Society, Casa grand cherry, KG Foundation Gowrivakkam Medavakkam Koot Road Medavakkam Velachery Main Road, Ranganathapuram, Bajani Koil street, Gandhi Nagar, Patel Salai, Kaleeshwari Tower, Sivagami Nagar, Nallathambi Nagar, CBI Colony, CBI Colony extn, Antony Class, Ravi Street, part of Jayachandran Nagar, Jalladianpet, Medavakkam Main Road, Pallavan Nagar, Pandian Nagar, Puthu Nagar, India Bulls, Erikkarai Road.</p><p><strong>Tirumullaivoyal:</strong> Magaral, Kommakkumbedu, Thamarai Pakkam, Karani, Morai, Madha Koil, Anna Nagar, Veerapuram, Tirumalai Nagar, Kumaran Nagar, Bharathi Nagar, Mettupalayam, Alamathy, Alamathy Colony, Venmani Nagar, Dairy Farm, Govindhapuram, Krishna Nagar.</p><p><strong>Ambattur:</strong> Jaswanth Nagar Phase I and II, Baba Nagar, AIBEA Nagar, Meenakshi Avenue, Annamai Avenue, Reddypalayam Road.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Monday (September 21)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Monday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works.  </p><p>Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed </p><p><strong>Ennore:</strong> Kathivakkam, Ennore Bazaar, Kaattukuppam, Nehru Nagar, Sasthiri Nagar, Anna Nagar, Sivanpadaiveethi, Valluvar Nagar, Kamarajar Nagar, SVM Nagar, VOC Nagar, Ulaganathapuram, Mugathuvarakuppam, Ennorekuppam, Thaazhanguppam, Nettukuppam, Chinnakuppam, Periyakuppam, Ernavoor Kuppam, ETPS Vaaria Kudi Iruppu Paguthi, Ernavoor, Balaji Nagar, Mahalakshmi Nagar, Jai Hind Nagar, Murugappa Nagar, Saraswathi Nagar, Madhura Nagar, Subramaniya Nagar, Ponniamman Nagar, Jothi Nagar, Ramanathapuram, Sakthi Ganapathi Nagar, Shanmugapuram.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Friday (September 18)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed </p><p>Maintenance works, including inspection and maintenance of power transformers, breakers and other electrical equipment at the 110 kV Substation in the IT Corridor area, are scheduled to be carried out to ensure system reliability.</p><p><strong>IT Corridor:</strong> Navalur, Thazhambur, Siruseri, Karanai, Egattur, OMR Navalur, Padupakkam, SIPCOT Siruseri, Ezhilmuga Nagar, Jawahar Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Olympia, Santhiya Garden.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Thursday (September 17)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended 9 am to 2 pm in the following areas on Thursday for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed </p><p><strong>Kotturpuram:</strong> Pondicherry Road, Ponniamman Koil Street, Mandapam Road, Thulukanthamman Koil Street, Perumal Koil Street, Elliamman Koil Street, Thiruvalluvar Street, Karunanidhi Street, Manappan Street, Yadhaval Street, Lake View Street, Guruvappan Street</p><p><strong>Tirumullaivoyal</strong>: SIDCO Women Industries, Morai Veerapuram, Kanniyamman Nagar, TSP Camp, Vaniyachathiram, Kanchi Kamakodi Nagar, Ramapuram, Kallikuppam, Kannigapuram, Alamathy, Pudhukuppam, Singil Kuppam, Lakshminathapuram</p><p><strong>Koyambedu Market:</strong> Madha Koil Street, Alagammal Nagar 1st-8th Street, Thiruvalluvar Street, Nethaji Avenue, Kanniamman Nagar, Narayaniamman Koil Street, Bharathiyar Street, Perumal Koil Street</p><p><strong>Guindy:</strong> Vandikaran Road, Nehru Nagar 1st to 4th Streets, Anbazhagan Street, Bharathidasan Street, Jeevanandham Street, Govindasamy Street, KVK Samy Street, Kanniamman Koil Street, Sathiyamoorthy Street, Raj Bhavan Colony, TNHB Colony</p><h3>Power shutdown on Wednesday (September 16) </h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Wednesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p> <p><strong>St Thomas Mount:</strong> Ramar Koil Street, Mount Poonamallee Road, Nasarathapuram, Ganapathy Colony, Vasantham Nagar, Kalaignar Nagar, Thanduma Nagar, Police Quarters, Seven Hills Street, Meenambakkam, Pandiyan Street, Marison 1st to 6th Street, Thiruvalluvar Nagar, MKN Road, Kumaran Nagar, Kulathumedu, Mangaliammankoil Street, Defence Colony, Burma Colony, Karaiyar Koil Street, North Parade Road, Indira Nagar, Officer Training Academic, Navy Residency Area, Woodcreek Country, Thulasingapuram, Mariyapuram, Mathiyas Nagar, European Line, Bazaar Road, Mettu Street, Arcot Pettai, Hoppman 1st and 2nd Street, VGP Murphy Square, Nobel Street, Kannan Colony, Teachers Colony, MGR Nagar.</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Perungalathur-Kamarajar High Road, Ganesh Nagar, Lingam Nagar, Sharmila Nagar, Bharathy Avenue, Balaji Nagar, Kakapunjandhar Nagar, New Perungalathur, Madambakkam, Sudarsan Nagar, Ambiga Nagar, Gnanandha Nagar, Ganapathy Nagar, Jain Sudarsan, Dehnugambal Nagar, Ragavendira Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Ansa Garden.</p><p><strong>Korattur:</strong> RS Road, MTH Road, Thillai Nagar and extension, Chavady Street, Menambedu Road, Tirumullai Voil Road, Brahmin Street, Gangaiyamman Koil Street, Central Avenue Street 17-24 and 35-41, Vanniyar, Gramini Street, Reddy Street, Kasthuri Nagar 1st-3rd Streets, Sivasakthi Nagar 1st-6th Streets, Kannagi Street 3rd-8th Streets, TNHB 3rd-8th Streets, East Avenue, Mogappair Road, Green View Colony, Zion Street, Nehru Nagar.</p><p><strong>Royapuram:</strong> VOC Nagar, RK Nagar, Thilagar Nagar, Ellaiyamudali Street, Seniamman Koil Street, TH Road, Tollgate, Stanley, Old Washermenpet, Kannikoil, Kalmandapam, Kummalamman Koil Street, GA Road, Thandavaraya Gramani Street, Solaiyappan Street, Srirangammal Street, Sanjeevarayan Koil Street, Kappal Polu Street, Balu Mudali Street, JV Koil Street, Ramanujappar Street, Bala Arunachala Street, Lawyer Chinnathambi I &amp; II Street, Namachivaya Chetti Street, Justice Pandalai Colony Street, Venkatachalam Street, Thandavaraya Mudali Street.</p> <h3>Power shutdown on Tuesday (September 15)</h3><p> Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Tuesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Mudichur:</strong> SK Avenue, Pallava Nagar, Maruthi Nagar, Kalaignar Salai, Siva Vishnu Nagar, Madhanapuram, Gnanapandithar Nagar, Suraj Avenue, Pillaiyar Kovil Street, Vanjinathan Street, Sriram Nagar, Nehru Street, Manavalan Nagar, Senthil Nagar, Indra Gandhi Salai, KVT Green City, Chelliamman Kovil Street, Old Perungalathur Main Road, Parvathi Nagar</p><p><strong>Selaiyur:</strong> Bhuvaneshwari Nagar, Malleshwari Nagar, Andal Nagar, Jeevanthapuram, Jalvau Garden, Jalvauvuvikar, Kumarasamy Street, Padmavathi Nagar 21st Street, Alamelupuram</p><p><strong>Kundrathur:</strong> Vazhuthalambedu Village, Vijayaraja Nagar, Natham, Varsh Nagar, Santhosh Avenue, Arunachaleeswarar Nagar, Sambatham Nagar, Lakshmi Nagar, Isvaryam Nagar, Padmavathy Nagar, MM Avenue.</p> <h3>Power shutdown on Friday (September 11)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Friday (September 11) from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works.</p><p>Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Guindy:</strong> Munusamy Street, Achuthan Nagar 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Streets, Dhanakotti Raja Street, Zee Tamil, CIPET, SS Block, Poonamallee High Road, South Phase, Padavattamman Koil Street, Lazar Street, Rajbhavan Kannigapuram, Gulmohar Avenue, Five Furlong Road, Sathani Pet 1st and 2nd Streets, Manthoppu 1st-3rd Streets, Chakrapani Road, Link Road, one part of Narasingapuram, Pillaiyar Koil Street.</p><p><strong>Nandambakkam:</strong> Mahalakshmi Nagar, MG Road, Kolappakkam, Bajanai Koil Street, VIP Anugraha, Orvilla, Ramachandra Nagar, Pozhichalur, Pallavaram Main Road, Madha Town.</p><p><strong>Nanganallur:</strong> Sengazhini Amman Koil Street, Bhagat Singh Street, Muthu Mohamed Street, Puzhuthivakkam Corporation Office, Puzhuthivakkam Main Road, Rajeshwari Nagar, Sengalvarayan Street, Thangavel Street, Union Carbide Colony, Velayutham Street, Ullagaram, Puzhuthivakkam.</p><p><strong>Adambakkam:</strong> Mohanapuri 1st-5th Streets, EB Colony 1st-5th Streets and Cross Streets, EB Colony Main Road, Joseph Colony, Ganesh Nagar, LH Nagar, Vel Nagar.</p><p><strong>Madipakkam:</strong> Kakkan Street, MGR 1st and 2nd Streets, Kulakarai Street, Kanniamman Koil Street, Senghazhani Amman Koil Street, Thangal Salai, Sadasivam Nagar 4th, 5th and 6th Streets, Raghavendra 1st and 2nd Streets, Bajanai Koil Street, Sadasivam Nagar 1st and 2nd Main Roads, Sadasivam Nagar 1st and 2nd Link Streets, and Sadasivam Nagar 3rd, 4th and 5th Cross Streets.</p><p><strong>Chembarambakkam:</strong> Panimalar Medical College, Varadharajapuram, Yamuna Nagar, Kolapancherry, Chokkanallur, Pidarethangal, Nazarathpet Meppur, Bangalore Trunk Road, Thirumazhisai, Malayambakkam, Agarammel.</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Irumbuliyur Indian Air Force, Bharathamatha Street, Valmiki Street, Erikkarai Street, Thiruvalluvar Street, Kanthasamy Colony, LIC Colony, Kulasekaran Street, Kasiyapper Street, Sundaram Colony, Santhanabharathi Street, Motilal Nagar, Lakshmi Nagar, Sarma Street, Ganapathipuram, Murugesan Street, Paralinellaiyappar Street, Velachery Main Road, Anthony Street, Rajendra Nagar, Solomon Street, Club Road, Kalpananagar, Anjaneyar Koil Street, Kalamegam Street, Agathiyar Street, Nalvar Street, Mohan Street, Bharathwaj Street, Kambar Street, Porur Street, Manimegalai Street, Chakkaravarthi Street, Karpagavinayagar Street, Selliammankoil Street, Arul Nagar, Balaji Nagar, Roja Thottam, Ponnan Nagar, Thiruvallur Street, KK Nagar, Erikkarai Street, Sriram Nagar, Devanesan Nagar, Professor Colony, Anandapuram, Aathinagar, Vinoba Nagar, IAF Road.</p><p><strong>Velachery:</strong> Velachery Main Road, Mettu Street, Orandi Amman Koil Street, Jaganathan Puram, Rams and Ceebros Apartments, Dhandeeswaram.</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Sembakkam Venugopal Swamy Nagar Main Road, Maruthi Nagar Main Road, Vallal Yusuf Nagar Main Road, 4th and 5th Streets, Shanthi Street, Iyyappa Nagar 1st to 9th Streets, Ranga Colony Main Road, Maruthi Nagar Main Road, VOC Street Main Road, Nethaji Street, Kalamegam Street, Kamarajapuram Main Road, Bhavanther Main Road, Kalathu Mettu Street, Madambakkam Agaram Main Road, Secretariat Colony, entire Paduvanchery area, Professor Colony, MAV Mummoorthy Avenue, Bharathidasan Nagar, Sai Raag Nagar, Sakthi Nagar, Krita Apartment, Vengambakkam Road, Selaiyur Thiruvanchery Village, Sriram Nagar, Sathish Avenue, Sarasa Pride, JP Avenue, Bhavani Nagar, and Shantha Nagar.</p><p><strong>Tirumangalam:</strong> Anna Nagar West, W-Block, B, C&amp;D Sector, 11th to 20th Main Road, Thiruvalleeswarar Nagar, Pace Builders Flats, Metrozone Flats, NVN Nagar, CPWD Quarters, Padikuppam Road upto Ben foundations, Emerald Flats, Classic Apartments, Sathyasi Nagar, Welcome Colony, Block 1 to 49A, TV Nagar, JN Salai, Asiad, Rohini &amp; Pioneer Colony, Sindhu Apartment, Mangalam Colony, Jawahar Colony, Shakthi Colony, Old L Block, Old Z Block, AL Block, 4th Avenue, Old Tirumanagalam, 12th Main Road AF Block, 2nd Avenue C Block, Nehru Nagar, 15th Main Road, 11th Main Road, AE Block.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Saturday (August 29) </h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Saturday (August 29) from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works.</p><p>Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Guindy:</strong> Guindy industrial Estate, Ekkattuthangal, Ambal Nagar, Labour Colony, Pillayar Koil street 3,5 and 6th streets, A.B,C and D Block, Mount road partially, J.N. Salai, Poomagal street, South phase, Balaji Nagar, Bharathiyar street, Dhanakotti raja street, Achuthan Nagar, Munusamy street, Gandhi Nagar part, Poonamallee road part and surrounding areas.</p><p><strong>Sithalapakkam:</strong> Pushpa Nagar Park, Santhanam street, Venkateswara street, mampakkam main road, Mageshwari Nagar, Priyadharshini Nagar, Ottiyambakkam main road, T.V. Nagar, skylape avenue, Valluvar Naar, Jaya Nagar, Vivekanandha nagar and surrounding areas.</p><p><strong>Enjambakkam:</strong> ECR Enjambakkam, Enjambakkam Kuppam, Enjambakkam to vettuvankeni link road, Vettuvankeni 1st and 2nd avenue, Akkarai, Allikularm Ambedkar street, Anna enclave, Bethal Nagar, Bharathi Avenue, Brindavan Nagar, cholamandal artists village, cholamandala devi nagar, Classic enclave, Copper beach road, Dr. Nanjundarao salai, Gangaiamman koil street, Gunal garden, Hanuman colony, Harichandra 1 to 4 streets, Kakkan street, K.K. Salai, K.V. Nagar, Kasthuribai Nagar, L.G. Avenue, Sunise avenue, Nainar kuppam, Uthandi, Neelankarai Kuppam, Olive beach, Pallavan Nagar, Panaiyur Kuppam, Panaiyur and Kuppam, NRI and VGP Layout, Pebble beach, Periyar and Pothigiai and Ponniamman koil street, Prestige &amp; Mantri, Rajan Nagar 1 &amp; snd street, Rajiv Avenue, Ramalinga Nagar, Royal Enclave, Sea cliff, Sea Shell avenue, Seashore town, Selva Nagar, Shalimar Garden, Sparkling sand and Sheshadhri avenue, Spring Garden, T.V.S. Avenue, Teachers colony, Thiruavalluvar salai, Thomas Avenue, V.O.C. Street, Vimala Garden and Zuhu beach etc.,</p><h3>Power shutdown on Friday (August 14)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Friday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Tiruvottiyur:</strong> TH Road, Rajakadai, Thiruchinankuppam, Kannikoil Street, Apparsami Koil Street, Kanakkar Street, Ellaiyamman Koil Street, Market Lane, Ennore Express Road, Sathangadu Area, New Street, Vasantha Nagar, Jandravar Street, Iyyapalli Thottam, Seshachala Gramani Street, Thilagar Nagar, Chinna Mettu Palayam, Periya Mettu Palayam, West and North Mada Street, BKN Colony, Veeraragavan Street, Kumaran Nagar, Gomatha Nagar, PPD Road.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Thursday (August 13)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended on Thursday from 9 am to 2 pm in the following areas for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed</p><p><strong>KK Nagar:</strong> Kaveri Rangan Nagar, KK Salai, Logaiah Colony, Dasarathapuram, Arcot Road, Balaji Nagar, Baskar Colony, Mathialagan Nagar, Arunachalam Road, Kumaran Colony, Gandhi Nagar, Devaraj Nagar, SSR Pankajam Road, Bharani Colony, Kaveri Hospital Street, Suriya Street, 80 feet Road, MG Chakrapani Street, Big Bazaar, Passport Office, NSK Lane, Shamala Tower, Munusamy Street, Kasturi Street, Vinayagam Street, Kamarajar Salai, Venkatesa Nagar.</p><p><strong>Palavakkam:</strong> Kamarajar Salai Main Road, Karim Nagar, Mahatma Gandhi Nagar, Sangam Colony 1st and 2nd Streets, Kandasamy Nagar 1st to 7th Street, Maniammai Street, Thiruvanmiyur Avvai Nagar, Venkatesapuram, Kannapan Nagar, Bharathi Nagar.</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> Pammal Main Road, Aaduthotti, Krishna Nagar, Muthamizh Nagar, NSK Street, Natarajan Street, Brindavan Colony, Kennedy Street, Moongileri.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Saturday (August 8)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed </p><p><strong>Perambur:</strong> Thirumalai Nagar Main Road, Thirumalai Nagar 1st to 3rd Street and Extension.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Wednesday (August 5)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Wednesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Perambur:</strong> Thirumalai Nagar Main Road, Thirumalai Nagar 1st to 3rd Street and Extension. </p><h3>Power shutdown on Tuesday (August 4)</h3><p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Tuesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Velachery:</strong> Sarathy Nagar, Tambaram-Velachery Main Road, Madavamani Avenue, Seetharam Nagar</p><p><strong>Adyar:</strong> Gandhi Mandapam Road, Sardar Patel Road, Kotturpuram, Sri Nagar Colony, Venkatapuram, Chinnamalai, Taramani, Ellaiamman Koil Street, Kanagam, Kalikundram, Pallipattu, Sriram Nagar, Nehru Nagar 1st to 4th Streets, KB Nagar 1st to 5th Main Roads, Adyar 6th Main Road, Govindharajapuram, Bakthavachalam Nagar 1st to 5th Roads</p><p><strong>Mudichur:</strong> Astalakshmi Nagar, Mahalakshmi Nagar, Kumaran Nagar, AN Colony, Manimagalam Main Road, Shastri Nagar, Ganesapuram Main Road</p><p><strong>Medavakkam:</strong> Perumbakkam Sekaran Mall, Kailash Nagar, Sri Perumal Nagar, Antony Nagar, Bajanai Koil Street, Nookampalayam Road, Madambakkam Kannadasan Street, Karunanithi 1st to 7th Street, Visalakshi Nagar, John Street, Thomas Street, Vignarajapuram 6th Street, Gobalapuram Nagar, Vignarajapuram Mohi Florence, Guru Ganesh Nagar, Parthasarathi Nagar, Pallikaranai Rajalakshmi Nagar, Vallal Pari Nagar, Sai Balaji Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Thulukathamman Koil Main Road, Arun Nagar, Venkateswara Nagar, Jayapal Nagar, Mallekeswaran Nagar, Aathisami Nagar</p><p><strong>St Thomas Mount:</strong> Ramar Koil Street, Mount Poonamallee Road, Nasarathapuram, Ganapathy Colony, Vasantham Nagar, Kalaignar Nagar, Thanduma Nagar, Police Quarters, Seven Hills Street, Meenambakkam, Pandiyan Street, Marison 1st to 6th Street, Thiruvalluvar Nagar, MKN Road, Kumaran Nagar, Kulathumedu, Mangaliammankoil Street, Defence colony, Barma Colony, Karaiyar Koil Street, North Parade Road, Indira Nagar, Officer Training Academy, Navy Residency Area, Woodcreek Country, Thulasingpuram, Mariyapuram, Mathiyas Nagar, European Line, Bazzar Road, Mettu Street, Arcot Pettai, Hoppman 1st and 2nd Street, VGP Murphy Square, Nobel Street, Kannan Colony, Teachers Colony, MGR Nagar</p><h3>Power shutdown on Monday (August 3)</h3><p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Monday (August 3) from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works.</p><p>Supply will be resumed before 2 pm if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Ambattur:</strong> Korattur, Mannurpet, TNHB, Central Avenue, MTH Road, RS Road, Mogappair Road, East Avenue, Menambedu Road, Thirumullavoyil Road.</p><p><strong>Adyar:</strong> Rettaipillaiyar Koil Street, Anna Street, Bharathi Street, San Academy, VOC Nagar 1st-4th Streets, Jhoshna Flats, Srinivasa Nagar, Devi Flats, Murugu Nagar, Gomathy Nagar, Jain Flats.</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Periyar Nagar, Devaraj Pillai Street, VGN, Nithyanantham Nagar, Perumal Koil Street, GST Road, Service Road, Irumbuliyur.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Saturday (August 1)</h3><p><strong>Mangadu:</strong> Ambal Nagar, Padmavathi Nagar, Addison Nagar, Manali Ramakrishna Nagar, Balaji Avenue, SS Koil Street, Melandai Maada Veethi, Perumal Kovil Street, School Street, Narivana Salai, New Police Station, MGR Nagar. AS Nagar in Pattur, Appavu Nagar, Valliswaran Nagar, Saraswathy Nagar, Pandiyan Nagar, Kundrathur Main Road, Ramakrishna Puram, Mariamman Kovil Street</p><p><strong>Madambakkam:</strong> Rajparis Flats, Mambakkam Main Road, Rakesh Sharma Nagar, Victoria Farm House, Kovilanchery, Crunch and Curry, Kurinji Nagar, Agaram Then, Draupathi Amman Kovil Street, GK Avenue.   </p><p><strong>Pallikaranai:</strong> Kamakoti Nagar, IIT Colony, Nagammal Avenue, VGP Rajesh Nagar, Ma Po Si Nagar, NIOT</p><p><strong>Tirusulam:</strong> PVR Mall, Santhai Road, Arumalai Chavadi, Harbour Quarters, Mukkanni Amman Koil Street, Rani Anna Nagar, Kennedy Veli, Moovarasampet Main Road</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> GE Company, Military Quarters, Air India, DRDO, Taj flight kitchen, BPCL, L&amp;T, Hindustan Petroleum, Pammal, Kamarajapuram Tiruneermalai Main Road, LIC Colony Extn, Rajiv Gandhi Nagar, Victoria Street, Periyar Street, Newsman Street, Mariyan Street, Annai Mary Street, Vinaya Nagar, EB Colony, Amersan Nagar, Three Roses Apartments, Thiruvalluvar Main Road, Bakthavachalam Street 1st to 3rd Street</p><p><strong>Sithalapakkam:</strong> Varadharaja perumal Koil Street, ADP Avenue, Vengaivasal Main Road, BSCPL, Bollineni Hillside Apartments, TNHB colony, Venbha Avenue, Kannikoil Street, MGR Nagar, Pazil Avenue, Vivekananda Nagar Nookampalayam Road, Vivekanandha Nagar, Jeya Nagar, Valluvar Nagar, Gandhi Nagar Ottiyambakkam Arasankalani Main road, Karanai Main road, Sankarapuram, Nagalakshmi Nagar, Mahalakshmi Nagar, Jones Cassia, Nesamani Nagar Malles, KG Apartment Nookampalayam Road, RC Blossom Apartment, Nesamani Nagar, Varathapuram, Erikkarai Road, Varathapuram</p><p><strong>Velachery:</strong> Baby Nagar, Taramani 100 Feet Main Road, Vijaya Nagar, Park Avenue, Doss Avenue, Ramagiri Nagar</p><h3>Power shutdown on Friday (July 31)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Friday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Velachery:</strong> T.A.Kovil, Gandhi Salai, Kokilam Street, New Colony, Kabali Street, Andal Avenue, Sony Nagar, Bypass Main Road, Lakshmi Nagar 1 st to 8 th Street,Vaduvambal Nagar, MGR Nagar 1 st to 10 th Street.</p><p><strong>Adyar:</strong> Venkateshwara Nagar 1 st to 5 th Street, Jeevarathanam Nagar 1 st and 2 nd Street, Karpagam Garden 1 st to 7 th Cross Street and 1st Main Roard, Besant Nagar Benco Colony, Beach Home Avenue, CPW Quarters Old, 4th Avenue, Customs Colony, Dhamotharapuram.</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> Gandhi salai, Kamatchi Nagar, Aliquippa Nagar, ARG Nagar, Mahalakshmi Salai, Jaya lakshmi Nagar, Bramin Street.</p><p><strong>Thiruvamiyur:</strong> Sasthiri Nagar Thiruvalluvar Salai, 1 st to 4 th East Street,Valmiki Street, Sivasundara Avenue 1 st and 2 nd Street,Kalachetra Road, Balu Avenue.</p><p><strong>Nazarathpet:</strong> CMWSSB Metro water HT Service No:661, Madavilagam.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Thursday  (July 30)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Thursday from 9 am to 2 pm as mentioned below for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> New State Bank Colony, Kakkan Street, Loganathan Street, Service Road, Patel Nagar, GST Road, Irumbuliyur, Mangalapuram, SV RaghavanRoad, Kalaignar High Road, Thiruvalluvar Street, Balaji Street, Gandhi Street, Soorathamman Koil Street, Kundalakesi Street, SilapathigaramStreet, Manimegalai Street, Bharathidasan Street, Navalar Street, Lakshmi Street, Uma Nagar, TKC Street, Amman Koil Street, VenkatasamyStreet, Mani Street, Balakrishna Street, Kalaivani Street, Kannadasan Street, Archana Nagar, Joy Nagar, Peerkankarani, Sriram Nagar, Manickam Nagar, Madambakkam Main Road, Rajammal Nagar, Maruthi Nagar, Sadhasivam Nagar, around DhenupuriswararTemple, LDS Avenue, Tellus Avenue, Shantha Nagar, Annai Arul School, Manavala Nagar, Jeyandra Nagar, Iyyappa Nagar, Prasanth Colony, Senthil Avenue, Baghyam Nagar, Navaneetham Nagar, VGP Pon Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Balaji Nagar and extn, Bharath Nagar, Venkadathri Nagar, ALS Green Land, Kanagamman Koil Street</p><p><strong>Medavakkam:</strong> Malles and KG Apartment, Nookampalayam Road, RC Blossom Apartment, Nesamani Nagar, Varathapuram, Erikkarai Road</p><p><strong>Thirumullaivoyal:</strong> Vellanoor, Kollumedu, Women’s Industrial Estate, Kannadapalayam, Pothur, Arikamedu, Kattoor, Lakshmipuram, Pammadhukulam, Konimedu, Eswaran Nagar, Ellamman Pettai, Gandhi Nagar, TH Road, Edapalayam Road, Red Hills</p><p><strong>Gummidipoondi:</strong> Sirupuzhalpettai, Billakuppam, Muthu Reddy Kandigai, Sooravari Kandigai, Puthu Raja Kandigai, Iyyer Kandigai, Parthapalyam, Kallur, Erukkuvoy, Ramacherri Kandigai, Elliamman Nagar, Pudupettai</p><p><strong>Kottivakkam</strong>: Journalist Colony, Lakshmana Perumal Nagar 1st-6th Street, Raja Garden, Raja Kalyani Street, Kuppam Road, New Colony 1st-3rd Street, Karpagambal Nagar 1st to 3rd Street, Srinivasapuram 1st and 2nd Street, Najeema Avenue, ECR Main Road, Thiruvalluvar Nagar 39th to 43rd Cross Street, Thiruvalluvar Nagar 2nd and 7th Main Road, Kaveri Nagar 1st-6th Street, Baywatch Boulevard, Vallalar Nagar, Kottivakkam Kuppam 1st Street, Housing Board Apartments, Thendral H43-H50, Mullai H70-H78 Flats</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> Rajiv Gandhi Nagar, Yadaval Street, Mahaveer Salai, Shubam Nagar, Amman Nagar</p><p><strong>Velachery:</strong> Vijaya Nagar 1st Main Road, Golden Avenue, MGR Nagar 10th-13th Street, CDES, Venkateshwara Nagar 6th Street, Devi Karumariamman Nagar, Sakthi Pounammal Street</p><p><strong>Anna Salai:</strong> Bangaru Naicken Street, Kuppu Muthu Street, John Mohammad Street, LathuramStreet, Syed Abdulla Street, Syed Noor Street, Abdul Kadhar Street, Bura Sahib Street, Boo BegamStreet, Venkatesan Naicken 1st and 2nd Street, Raja Hyder Street, Ameerunnisa Begum Street, Gulam MohideenStreet, Kumarasamy Street, Gurusamy Street, Maroof Sahib Street, Triplicane High Road, Swami Sivananda Salai, Ellis Road, Wallajah Road, Appavoo Street, Pachaiyappan Street, Balamuthu Street, Unnisshali Main Street, Unnisshali Street 1st-7th Lane, Tippu Sahib Street, Nalla Thambi Street, Muktharunnisa Street and Lane, Kamarajar Road, Napier Bridge to Presidency College, Thayar Sahib Street and Lane, Owliya Sahib Street and Lane, Bharathi Salai, VR Pillai Street, Hanumantharayan Street, Karpoora Kanniamman Koil 1St-4th Street, VictoriaHostel Road, Akbar Sahib Street, Sydoji Street, Bells Road</p><h3>Power shutdown on Wednesday  (July 29)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Wednesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Palavakkam:</strong> Govindan Nagar 1 st to 7 th Street, Maniammai Street, Kolavizhi Amman 1 st to 15 th Street, MGR Nagar 1 st to 4 th Street, Krishna Nagar 1 st to 8 th Street, Patchiyappan Street, D.S.G Nagar, Periyar Street, Kandasamy Nagar 8 th to 10 th Street, Gandhi Nagar 1 st to 4 th Street, Industrial Estate.</p><p><strong>Velachery:</strong> Velachery Main Road, T A Koil 1 st Main Road and 2 nd Cross Street, Gurunanak College, Anna Garden, K R Ramaswamy  Street,Nagendara Nagar, Mettu Street, Bhuvaneswari Nagar,Bethel Avenue,VGP Selva Nagar 1 st Main Road,VGP Selva Nagar 2 nd Main Road, Muthukrishnan Street, Seetharam Nagar Main Road.</p><p><strong>Adyar:</strong> 1 st Main Road Gandhi Nagar, Indira Nagar, Krishnamachari Road, Gokul Arcade, Sardar Patel Road, Besant Nagar 4th Main Road, 32 to 35 Cross Street and 5th Avenue.</p><p><strong>Adampakkam:</strong> By Pass Main Road, Gangai Nagar 1 st to 5 th Street, Sakthi vijayalakshmi Nagar, Balaji Colony, Ashtalakshmi Nagar 1 st to 11 th Street.</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> Bharathi Nagar Main Road, Pachaiamman Koil Street, Elangoadigal Street, Kannaki Street, Kambar Street, Thiruvalluvar Street, Malai Maghal Street.</p><p><strong>Thirumullaivoyal:</strong> Karalapakkam, Kavanur KTP Road, Mel Kondaiyar, Kathavoor, Vellachery.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Tuesday (July 28)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Tuesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>IT Corridor:</strong> MCN Nagar and Extension, Foundry Road, Pillaiyar Koil Street, SBI Colony, Gangaiamman Koil Street, 200 Feet Radial Road, Post Office Street, Vembuliamman Koil Street, Theradi Street, Panchayat Road, Maple Avenue, Kulakkarai Street, Arumugam Avenue, Kumaran Nagar, Anand Nagar, RE Nagar, Balaji Nagar, Vinayaga Nagar, Sai Nagar, Selvaganapathy Avenue, Saravana Nagar, Corporation Road, Selvakumar Avenue, Seevaram, Thanikachalam Street, Ramachandran Street, Kamaraj Street, Industrial Estate Road, MG Road, Balavinayagar Avenue, Prakasam Street, Ellaiamman Nagar, Sripuram Salai, Raman Nagar, OMR, Thirumalai Nagar and Annex, Ramappa Nagar, CBI Colony, Rajiv Nagar, Velachery Main Road, IIT Colony, Meenatchipuram, Manohar Nagar, VGP Santhi Nagar</p><p><strong>Ramapuram:</strong> Manapakkam, Krishna Court, CRR Puram, Krishna Nagar, Periyar Salai, Indra Nagar, and MGR Nagar, Sriram Garden, Lakshmi Nagar, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Micro Marvel, Dharmarajapuram, Casagrand Woodside and Castle, TVS Emerald</p><p><strong>Medavakkam:</strong> Patel Company Salai, Erikkarai Street, CBI Colony 1st-7th Street, Velachery Main Road, Bhel Nagar 1st-5th Street, Sivagami Nagar, Bajanai Koil Street, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Ranganathapuram, Prince College</p><p><strong>Valasaravakkam:</strong> Virugambakkam, Alwarthiru Nagar</p><p><strong>Nolambur:</strong> S&amp;P Garden, VGN Monte Carlo, SRR Nagar, Raja Garden Area, Gurusamy Road, Nolambur Phase I and II Union Road, VGN Nagar Phase I-IV, Blocks 1st-8th, KambarSalai, Kavi Mani Salai, Bharathi Salai, Annamalai Avenue, Meenakshi Avenue, Reddy Palayam Avenue, MCK Layout, MGR University, Panancholai Street, Madha Koil Area, Perumal Koil Area, Gajalakshmi Nagar, Vembuli Amman Area, Sri Ram Nagar, Pachaiyappan Nagar, Sakthi Nagar, Padasalai Street</p><p><strong>Adambakkam:</strong> Nilamangai Nagar, Kesari Nagar, Shanthi Nagar, Surendar Nagar, Bharathidasan Street, Bharat Nagar</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Sembakkam, Ranga Colony, SB Colony, Nethaji Street, RB Avenue 1st-5th, Bhavananthyyar Street, Venugopal Samy Nagar, Bharathidasan Street Maruthi Nagar </p><h3>Power shutdown on Monday (July 27)</h3><p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Monday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Velachery:</strong> Vijaya Nagar 3rd, 6th, 9th-11th Streets, Ram Nagar 4th-7th Streets, Gomathy Nagar 8th Street, Velachery Main Road.</p><p><strong>Kottivakkam:</strong> Shastri Nagar, Valmiki Nagar, 2nd to 4th Sea Ward Road, Balakrishnan Road, KK Road, Raja Rangasamy Avenue, Subramaniyam Avenue, Tiruvalluvar Nagar 7th-33rd Cross Street, Thiruvalluvar Nagar 1st, 3rd-6th Main Road, 1st and 3rd Avenue, Housing Board Apartments H12-H40 and above all surrounding areas</p><p><strong>Sithalapakkam:</strong> Periyapalayathamman Kovil Street, Nargunam Avenue, Sri Sai Garden, Nookampalayam Main Road, Indira Nagar Main Road, Kamaraj Street, Pilliyar Kovil Street, Rose Garden Salai, TNUHDB A to U Block, AA-AH, and 209-212 Block</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Erumbliyur Service Road, Invicon Flat, TTK Nagar, Jerusalem Nagar, Church Road, Rathna Kumar Avenue, Marutham Flat, AS Rajan Nagar, GK Moopanar Avenue</p><p><strong>Thirumullaivoyal:</strong> Green Field, Somasundaram Avenue, Venkatachalam Nagar, Kamalam Nagar, Lalithambal Nagar, Annai Theresa Nagar, Masila Manishwarar Nagar, Venkateshwara Nagar, Oragadam Society</p><h3>Power shutdown on Saturday July 25</h3><p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Saturday (July 25) from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. </p><p>Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Porur:</strong> Kumananchavadi Periyar Nagar, SV Nagar, Kannagi Nagar, Pavithra Nagar, Sugunthala Nagar, Jeevan Prakash Nagar, VGN Nagar, Santhi Nagar, Audco Nagar.</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> MRM Street, Rajaji Road, Venkatesan Street, Shanmugam Road, Sivashanmugam Street, Abdul Razak Street, Police Quarters, GST Road, Duraisamy Reddy Street, MK Reddy Street, Bakthavatchalam Street.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Friday (July 24)</h3><p> Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Friday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p> <p><strong>Velachery:</strong> 100 Feet Bypass Road, Velachery Main Road, Devi Karumariamman Nagar, Venkateswara Nagar 1st-4th Streets, Dev Plat, Balakrishna Street, Tiruvallur Street, Kambar Street, Baba Garden, Venus Colony, Kamarajar Street, TANSI Nagar, VGP Selva Nagar</p><p><strong>Avadi:</strong> CTH Road, Kavarapalayam, Sindhu Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, DRR Nagar, Dhanalakshmi Nagar, MRF Nagar, Moses Street, Nazar Main Road</p><p><strong>Poonamallee:</strong> JJ Nagar, Kumaran Nagar, Leelavathy Nagar, Earikari Road, Avadi Main Road</p><p><strong>Mangadu:</strong> Pari Garden, Royal City, Malayambakkam, Sakthi Nagar, Rahamath Nagar, LKB Nagar, Pilliyarkoil Street, Abi Easte, Srinivasa Nagar, Janani Nagar, Nehru Street, Kamarajar Street, Vasanthapuri Phase I and II, Ram Nagar</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Madambakkam Noothenchery Main Road, Noothenchery Link Road, Sabapathy Nagar, Jothi Nagar, Manickam Nagar, Vengaivasal, Noothenchery, Bala Garden and Extension</p><p><strong>Puzhal:</strong> Madhanakuppam, Puthagaram, Perumal Nagar, Andal Koil Street, Shanmugapuram, Sivaprakasam Nagar, Nethaji Nagar, Lakshmi Amman Nagar</p><p><strong>Porur:</strong> Chikkarayapuram Ganapathy Nagar, Astalakshmi Nagar, Hari Avenue, Masilamani Nagar, Lakshmi Avenue, Manthiamman Koil Street, KK Nagar, Mangalapuram, Then Colony, Sabari Nagar, Balaji Nagar, Karthick Palace, RC Palace, Tirumuruga Mandapam, Kundrathur Main Road, MGR Silai Bus Stop, Mettu Street, Bajanai Koil Street, Gandhi Street, Sivanthangal, Anjaneyar Koil Street, Ambal Nagar, Leelavathy Nagar and Extension, Kumarasamy Nagar, Idea Company</p><p><strong>IT Corridor:</strong> Ezhil Nagar, Kannagi Nagar, VPG Avenue, Royal Avenue, Kumaran Kudil, Devaraj Avenue, Mountbatten Street, Pillayar Kovil Street, NGK Avenue, Secretariat Colony, Parthasarathy Nagar, Annai Parvathy Nagar, Devaraj Nagar, Sri Nagar, Mahatma Gandhi Nagar, Karpaga Vinayagar Nagar, Ganesh Nagar, Thiruvalluvar Nagar, Ramalinga Nagar, Bharathi Street, Anna Street, Narayana Nagar, Gopinath Avenue, Injambakkam, Kasthuribai Nagar</p><p><strong>Adyar:</strong> LB Road, 1st-4th Parameswaran Nagar, 1st Avenue Shastri Nagar, 1st-3rd, Padmanabhan Nagar, Indira Nagar Srinivasamoorthy Avenue, Tiruvenkadam Street, 1st Cross Street, KB Nagar, Anna Avenue</p><p><strong>Besant Nagar:</strong> Gangai Street, Apper Street, Tiger Varathachariyar Street, Arundel Beach Road, Beach Road, Rukkumani Road Extension, Ashtalakshmi Garden, Odai Kuppam, Theeder Nagar, Coastal Road, Tirumurugan Street, Vaigai Street, Pari Street, Kaveri Street</p><p><strong>Kottivakkam:</strong> New Beach Road and Extension, Citrus Hotel, Tiruvalluvar Nagar 2nd Main Road, 7th Main Road, 36th Cross Street, 58th and 59th Cross Streets, Kurinji, Mullai, Marutham, Neithal, Thamarai Housing Board Apartments, Baywatch Boulevard, Waterland Drive</p><p><strong>Kovilambakkam:</strong> Elumalai Salai, Vadivel Nagar, Gopal Nagar, Sri Perumal Nagar, Parthasarathy Salai, Jai Ganesh Nagar, Ponniamman Koil Street, Abinaadhan Nagar, VijayalashmiNagar, Tamilan Street, Balakrishna Street, Aviva Enclave, BalaramanStreet, Pillayar Koil Street</p><p><strong>Ambattur:</strong> NRS Road, Palla Street, TVS Nagar, Kandigai Street, Agraharam, Srinivasapuram, Senthil Nagar, Ayyappan Nagar, Srinivasa Nagar, Dayalan Nagar, Ganesh Nagar, Baba Nagar, Kadappa Road, Vanasakthi Nagar, Moogambigai Nagar, Mathana Kuppam, Perumal Koil Street, and RK Syndicate.</p> <h3>Power shutdown on Tuesday (July 21)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Tuesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Red Hills:</strong> Puthu Nagar, Naravarkuppam Street, Dargas Road, JJ Nagar, Thirthangaraipattu, Balavinayagar Nagar, Vivekakbar Avenue, Padiyanallur, Kummanur, Jayadurga Nagar, Palavoyal, Manish Nagar, Kannappalayam, Sendrambakkam, Sirangavoor,Perungavalur, Sothuperumbedu,Karanodai, Athur, Devaneri, Solavaram, Sirunium, Nallur, Orakkadu, Budur, Gnayeru, Nerkundram Kummanur, Angadu, Arumanthai, Vichoor</p><p><strong>Tirumullaivoyal:</strong> Magaral, Kommakumbedu,Thamarai Pakkam, Karani</p><p><strong>Sholinganallur:</strong> Ganapathipuram, Athipathi Thottam, Varatharajapuram, Bharathiyar Street, Asan Memorial College of Arts and Science, Raghavendra Nagar, Devikarumari Amman Nagar.</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Noothenchery Main Road, Gandhi Nagar, Gandhi Nagar and Extension, Akshyam Roheline, RKJ Elite, BajanaiKovil Street, Kambar Street, Velavan Colony, Thendral Nagar, Thangam Nagar, Annai Avantika Apartment, Palani Nagar, Vengaivasal</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> Malliga Nagar, PV Vaithiyalingam Road, Vels University, Roja Street, Vignesh Street, Gogul Street, Manoranjitham Street</p><p><strong>Palavakkam:</strong> VGP Layout, Anna Salai, Ram Garden, Chari Avenue, Sea Shell Avenue, Kaithe Millet Street, Jeevarathanam 1st, 2nd and 3rd Street, Sankarapuram 1st and 2nd Street, Palavakkam Kuppam 1st to 5th Street, Father House Street, MGR Salai, Sivasami Avenue, Pushpa Avenue, Tagore Street, MGR Salai 5th, 6th and 7th Street, Subbarav Street, Chinna Neelankarai Kuppam, Singaravelan Street</p><p><strong>Nazarathpet:</strong> Agaramel, Srivari Nagar, Kamarajar Salai Main Road, Balaji Nagar, Ambal City, Sozhan Nagar, Vengadeshwara Nagar, Malaiyambakkam, 400 Foot Vandalur Bypass Road</p><p><strong>Cithalapakkam:</strong> Jaya Nagar, Valluvar Nagar, Mambakkam Main Road, TV Nagar, Maheshwari Nagar, TNHB colony Medavakkam Babu Nagar, RG Nagar, Mambakkam Main Road, Palm Garden, Royal garden, Aishwarya Nagar, Madambakkam, Kovilanchery, Mambakkam Main Road, Agaram Main Road, Noothenchery, Joy Nagar, Bala Garden, South Mada Street, Gandhi Nagar</p><p><strong>Avadi:</strong> Siva Sakthi Nagar, 60 and 40 Feed Road, Jothi Nagar, Nagammai Nagar, Antony Nagar, ESI Anna Nagar</p><p><strong>Perungalathur:</strong> Gandhi Street, Nehru High Road, Cheran Street, RMK Nagar, Krishna Road, Muthuvelar Road, Kamatchi Nagar, Sekar Nagar, Kalki Street, David Nagar, Kannan Avenue, New Perungalathur</p><p><strong>Mudichur:</strong> Kalaignar Salai, Shiva Vishnu Nagar, Panchayat Road, Gandhi Street, Vaigai Amman Street, Rajarajan Street, Lingam Nagar, EB Colony West, Lakshmi Nagar</p><p><strong>Adyar:</strong> Shastri Nagar 1st and 3rd Seaward Road, Balakrishna Road, Jayaram Nagar, Kuppam Beach Road, Raja Srinivasa Nagar Main Road, Rajagopalan Main Road, Teachers Colony 1st to 4th Streets, Vembuliamman Koil Street, CGE Colony, Jayaram Street</p> <h3>Power shutdown on Monday (July 20) </h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Monday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.<br><br><strong>Avadi:</strong> Vaishnavi Nagar 1st-10th Streets, Santhipuram, Sridevi Vaishnavi Nagar A&amp;B Streets, Indra Gandhi Nagar, Old Housing Board, DRR Street, Nethaji Nagar.<br><br><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Krishna Nagar, Vetri Nagar, Subhash Nagar, Krishna Nagar 1st to 8th Street, Ramani Nagar, Malliga Nagar, Kumaran Nagar, Saraswathi Nagar, Parvathi Nagar, Sriram Nagar North and South, Balakrishnan Nagar, Mudichur Road, Old Perungalathur.<br><br><strong>Perumbakkam:</strong> Perumal Koil Arch, Appar Street, Pillaiyar Koil Street,&nbsp;Ponniyamman&nbsp;Koil Street, Bajanai Koil Street, Perumal Koil Street, Lakshmi Appadurai Street, Sai Ayusha Flat, Raga&nbsp;Amirtha&nbsp;Flats, Murugan Koil Arch,&nbsp;Mandaveli&nbsp;Street, Suriya Nagar, Jaya Nagar, Chaitanya School, Post&nbsp;Office, Sathiya Sai Nagar.<br><br><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> Sara Nagar, Union Carbide Colony, Parthasarathy Street, Sastha Nagar, Tiruvengadamudaiyan Street, Rangasamy Street.<br><br><strong>Anagaputhur:</strong> Palson Company, Anna Salai, Kannayiram Street, Neelakandan Street, Tiruneermalai Main Road, Abdul Kalam Road, Thennavan Street, Soundaramman Street, Sripuram, Saraswathipuram, Eswari Nagar, Kannayiram Street, Thulasingam Street, Appu Street.<br><br><strong>Mathur:</strong> Mathur MMDA, Periya Mathur, Chinna Mathur, Aavin Quarters, CPCL Nagar, MCG Avenue, Chinnasamy Nagar, Kamarajar Salai, Kamaraj Salai-Manjambakkam All Street, Assis Nagar all street, Agarsen College Road, West Garden, Kathakuzhi, Thidir Nagar, Bhai Nagar, Sangeetha Nagar, SakthiAmman Nagar, Tirupati Nagar, Jayaraj Nagar, Kumararajan Nagar,&nbsp;Subash Nagar, Banu Nagar, KVT Township, Santhosh Colony, Lakshmi Nagar, Annai Nagar, Jaya Nagar, Payasambakkam, Karumari Nagar, Moogambigai Nagar, Kosappur Area,&nbsp;Theeyapakkam&nbsp;Full, Centrabakkam,&nbsp;part of&nbsp;Kannamapalayam, Vadaperumbakkam Industrial Garden, Parvathipuram, Srinivasa Modern Town, Kanniamman Nagar. </p><h3>Power shutdown on Saturday  (July 18)</h3><p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Power supply will be suspended on Saturday in the following areas from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. </p><p>Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Thillai Ganga Nagar:</strong> Nanganallur, Pazhavanthangal, Jeevan Nagar, Sanjay Gandhi Nagar, Velachery, Adambakkam, Andal Nagar, Vanuvampet, Brindavan Nagar, Mahalakshmi Nagar, Shanthi Nagar, Puzhuthivakkam, Ullagaram, AGS Colony Velachery, EB Colony, Mohanapuri, and Adambakkam New Colony</p><p><strong>Panjetty:</strong> Alinjivakkam, Athipedu, Irulipattu, Janapanchatram Koot Road, Periyapalayam Road, Jaganathapuram Road, Saikiruba Nagar, Vrindavan Nagar, MK Garden, Sri Nagar, SV Farm, Malivakam, Amoor Jaganathapuram Chatram, and Kuthiraipallam</p><p><strong>Sholinganallur:</strong> Elcot Avenue Road, Model School Road, Classic Farms, Nedunchezhian Street, Narayanasamy Street, Patavattaman Koil Street, Parameshwaran Nagar, Ponniamman Koil Street, Kumaran Nagar, TNHB, Alamelumanga Puram, Gandhi Nagar, OMR, Nookampalayam Road, Tiruvalluvar Salai, Pondicherry Pattai, Chemenchery, Jawahar Nagar, Satyabama, JPR, St Joseph College, Village High Road, Velunaikar Street, Nehru Street, Ganesh Nagar, Medavakkam Road, Wipro Road, Anna Street, Devaraj Nagar, New Kumaran Nagar, Ezhil Nagar, Gandhi Street, and MGR Street</p><p><strong>Nanganallur:</strong> Sheela Nagar, Aiswarya Street, Erikarai Street, Ramakrishna Raju Nagar, Neelamegam Street, Agathiyar Street, Manikandan Street, Annai Theresa Nagar, Elumalai Street, AGS Colony, Balaji Nagar, Sivaprakasam Nagar, Sankara Nagar, Sankaradas Street, Nandhanar Street, Mullai Street, Sivasubramaniyan Street, Ambikapathy Street, Ramalinga Nagar, Kuppuswamy Street, Gangai Street, Yamunai Street, Vaigai Street, Chokanathan Street, Pillayar Koil Street, Sivaraman Street, Sadhasivam Nagar, and Ram Kumar Street</p><p><strong>Ponneri:</strong> Thatchoor Koot Road, Azlinjivakkam, Borax, Kilmeni, Peravallur, Athipedu, Natham, Andarkuppam, Chatram, Madhavaram, Amoor, Kodur, KPK Nagar, Chinavaram, Vellodai, Eliambedu, Chinnakavanam, Periyakavanam, Kavalpatti, Uppalam, TV padi, Vembakkam, Devadhanam, Annuppambattu, AR Palayam, Aladu, Perumbedu, TV puram, Uthandi, Kandigai, and Arasur</p><p><strong>Tirumullaivoyal:</strong> Old Alamathy, Alamathy A Colony, Venmani Nagar, Dairy Farm, Govindhapuram, and Krishna Nagar</p><p><strong>Kovilambakkam:</strong> Medavakkam Main Road, MGR Nagar, Rose Garden, Chinna Kovilambakkam, S Kolathur Road, Echangadu Industrial Estate, and Pallavaram Radial Road</p><p><strong>Ottiyambakkam:</strong> Vedanthangal Nagar, Entire Ottiyambakkam, Nethaji Nagar, Karanai Main Road, Ottiyambakkam Main Road, Jones, and Crusher Road</p><p><strong>Porur:</strong> Panimalar Medical College, Varadharajapuram, Yamuna Nagar, Kolapancherry and Chokkanallur.</p><p><strong>Adyar:</strong> Gandhi Nagar 4th Main Road, 2nd and 3rd Crescent Park Road, 3rd Main Road, and Ramachandra Adithanar Road</p><p><strong>Poonamallee:</strong> Trunk Road, Anjeneyar Koil Street, Vaitheeswarankoil street, Ramanujakoodam Street, Sundar Nagar, New Street, Ganga Sarathi Nagar, and Pillayar Koil Street</p><p><strong>Avadi:</strong> Cholambedu Main Road, Sri Nagar Colony, Ganapathy Nagar, Kalikambal Nagar, Arjuna Nagar, Senthil Nagar, Srinivasa Nagar, and Brindavanam Avenue</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Mullai Nagar, Ambedkar Street, Vaigai Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Old State Bank Colony, RTO Office Road, Kamaraj Street, and Gandhi Road</p><p><strong>Injambakkam:</strong> Bharathi Avenue, ECR Injambakkam to Akkarai, VGP Layout, Shalimar Garden, Vimala Garden, Periyar Theru, Pothigai Street, Muniswaran Kovil Street, Gangai Amman Kovil Street, Pillayar Kovil Street, Gowri Amman Kovil Street, Jagajeevanram Avenue, Cholamandal Devi Nagar, Seshadri Avenue, Bethal Nagar 1st Street, and Ponnurangan Street</p><p><strong>Neelankarai:</strong> Kohinoor Complex, Pandiyan Nagar, Vettuvankeni, Bay Watch Farm, Teachers Colony, Workers' Estate, Raja Street, Shankar Street, Boompukar Street, Joni Street, and Gangai Amman Kovil Street.</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> RKV Avenue, Kattabomman Nagar, and PV Vaithiyalingam Street</p><p><strong>Kumananchavadi:</strong> Periyar Nagar, Abirami Nagar, VGN Avenue, Shanthi Nagar, SV Nagar, Jeevan Prakash Nagar, Poonamallee Bypass, Radian and Shoba Apartments</p><p><strong>Long duration power shutdown at RA Puram</strong></p><p>The power supply will be interrupted in the following areas on Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm due to replacement of 11KV Breakers at 33/11 KV MRC Nagar substation under RA Puram section. Supply will be resumed before 5 pm if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>T Nagar:</strong> RA Puram part of MRC Nagar, part of Foreshore Estate, part of Gandhi Nagar, PRO Quarters, RK Mutt, RK Nagar, Rani MeyiammaiTower, Sathyadev Avenue, True Value Homes, HT Service, Raja Street, Robertson Lane, Raja Gramani Garden, KVB Garden, Appa Gramani Street, Velayutharaja Street, TP Scheme Road, Raja Muthaiah Puram, Kuttigramani Street, Kamarajar Salai, Kasthuri Avenue, Karpagam Avenue, Vasanth Avenue, South Avenue, Shanmugapuram, Santhome High Road, Sathiya Nagar, Aringnar Anna Nagar, Annai Theresa Nagar, Perumal Koil Street, and South Canal Bank Road</p><h3>Power shutdown on Friday  (July 17)  </h3><p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Friday (July 17) from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed</p><p><strong>Besant Nagar:</strong> Shastri Nagar Kamarajar Salai, Valmiki Street, Kalakshetra Road and Avenue, Lakshmipuram, Sri Ram Nagar, Kumaraguru 1st-4th Streets, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Muthulakshmi Street</p><p><strong>Avadi:</strong> Murugappa Polytechnic, Check Post, NM Road, Thirumalairaja Puram, Nandhavana Mettur, Kannika Puram, Nehru Bazar, Kasthuribai Nagar</p><p><strong>Puzhal:</strong> Surapet, Puzhal, Red Hills Market Road, Kavangarai, Kathirvedu, Shanmugapuram, Puthagaram, Metrowater, Puzhal Prison I, II and III</p><p><strong>Taramani:</strong> Indira Nagar, Kasturba Nagar 3rd and 4th Main Road, 3rd Cross Street, Canal Bank Road, Nehru Nagar 2nd-4th Main Road, Dhanalakshmi Avenue, 1st-4th Street</p><p><strong>Besant Nagar:</strong> 1st Main Road and 1st Avenue, Beach Home Avenue, Dhamotharapuram New Street</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> TTK company, Chavadi Street, IHFD Flats, Annasamy Street, GST Road Pallavaram bus stand to Ponds Bridge-Arunthathipuram, Valluvar Pettai Ranganathan Street, IG Road signal, Ranganathan Subway, Ambedkar Statue, Canara bank</p> <h3>Power shutdown on Wednesday (July 15)</h3><p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Friday (July 17) from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed</p><p><strong>Besant Nagar:</strong> Shastri Nagar Kamarajar Salai, Valmiki Street, Kalakshetra Road and Avenue, Lakshmipuram, Sri Ram Nagar, Kumaraguru 1st-4th Streets, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Muthulakshmi Street</p><p><strong>Avadi:</strong> Murugappa Polytechnic, Check Post, NM Road, Thirumalairaja Puram, Nandhavana Mettur, Kannika Puram, Nehru Bazar, Kasthuribai Nagar</p><p><strong>Puzhal:</strong> Surapet, Puzhal, Red Hills Market Road, Kavangarai, Kathirvedu, Shanmugapuram, Puthagaram, Metrowater, Puzhal Prison I, II and III</p><p><strong>Taramani:</strong> Indira Nagar, Kasturba Nagar 3rd and 4th Main Road, 3rd Cross Street, Canal Bank Road, Nehru Nagar 2nd-4th Main Road, Dhanalakshmi Avenue, 1st-4th Street</p><p><strong>Besant Nagar:</strong> 1st Main Road and 1st Avenue, Beach Home Avenue, Dhamotharapuram New Street</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> TTK company, Chavadi Street, IHFD Flats, Annasamy Street, GST Road Pallavaram bus stand to Ponds Bridge-Arunthathipuram, Valluvar Pettai Ranganathan Street, IG Road signal, Ranganathan Subway, Ambedkar Statue, Canara bank</p> <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Wednesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Taramani:</strong> Indira Nagar, Kasturbai Nagar 1st-3rd Main Road and 1st-3rd Cross Street, Canal Bank Road, Bhaktavatsalam 1st and 2nd Street, Sardar Patel Road, Anna Avenue, Govindharajapuram 1st and 2nd Street</p><p><strong>Adyar:</strong> 1st-4th Streets Sivakamipuram, Gangai Amman Koil Street, LIC Colony, Subramaniyam Colony, 1st-3rd Streets Malaviya Avenue, MG Road, RK Nagar Main Road and 1st-3rd Cross Streets, Maruntheeswar Nagar, Sunnambu Kalvai, Kamarajar Nagar, RBI Colony, Sasthri Nagar 1st Main Road and 1st, 5th and 6th Cross Streets.</p><p><strong>Kottivakkam:</strong> Palkalai Nagar, Jagannathan Street, Venkateswara Nagar 1st- 21st Streets, Kottivakkam Kuppam, Kuppam Road, AGS Colony 1st-3rd Cross Streets, New Colony 1st-4th Streets, Thiruveethi Amman Koil Street, Thulukkanathamman Koil Street, Lakshmivadhana Street, ECR, Senthamaraikannan Salai.</p><p><strong>Besant Nagar:</strong> 2nd-4th Main Roads, 7 th, 16th and 28th Cross Streets, New CPWD Quarters, 6th and 7th Avenue, Odaikuppam, Thideer Nagar</p><p><strong>Alamathy:</strong> ABC Colony, Venmani Nagar.</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Madambakkam, Vengaivasal, Mappedu, Agaramthen, Padhuvanchery, Kaspapuram, Secretariat Colony, Camp Road, Sembakkam, Agaram Main Road, Selaiyur, VGP Srinivasa Nagar, VGP Saravana Nagar, Gayathri Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Thiruvanchery, Noothenchery, Ganapathy Nagar, Gnandha Nagar, Bharathidhasan Nagar, Sakthi Nagar, Gayathri Garden, part of Rajakeelpakkam, Gowrivakkam, Santhoshpuram, Rikki Garden, Rajaji Nagar, Sundaram Colony, Parasakthi Nagar, Sathyasai Nagar, Gokul Nagar, Shah Avenue, Kamaraj Nagar, Jayendra Nagar, Tharageswari Nagar, KVIC Nagar, Velachery Main Road, Palaniyappa Nagar, Santhammal Nagar, Vignarajapuram, Vijayanagaram, KK Salai, Sivagami Nagar, Padmavathi Nagar, Alamelupuram, Kannan Nagar, Indra Nagar, Cholan Nagar, Sudharshan Nagar, Tiana Sky City, Thirumal Nagar, Annai Sathya Nagar, Ganesh Nagar, Maruthi Nagar, and Sri Devi Nagar</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> Chavadi Street, IHFD Colony, GST Road, Pallavaram bus stand to Ponds Bridge, Arundathipuram, Valluvar Pettai, Ranganathan Street, IG Road signal</p><p><strong>Ramapuram:</strong> Manapakkam Main Road, L&amp;T Back Gate, Sethulakshmi Avenue, Parthasarathy Nagar, Battiya Garden, Casa XX, Velavan Nagar, Malar Garden, Rani Enclave, Ambethkar Nagar, IPS Colony, Jain Akshardham</p><p><strong>Sithalapakkam:</strong> Mambakkam Main Road, Velachery Main Road, Venketeswara Nagar, Dawood Nagar, Kulakarai, Pachaiamman Koil Street, Pushpa Nagar park, Santhanam Street, Bharath Street</p><p><strong>Perumbakkam:</strong> Casa Grand School, Aashirtha Avenue, Casa Grand Cherry Pick, Colour Homes, Colour Avenue, Plaza Verdant, Isha Ishtabumi, Radiance Mercury, Urban Tree, Gandhi Nagar Society, Pushkin Street, KG Flats</p><h3>Power shutdown on Tuesday (July 14) </h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Tuesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Iyyappanthangal:</strong> Kattupakkam, Chendurpuram, Sri Nagar, Vijayalakshmi Nagar, Janakiammal Nagar, Sornapuri Nagar, Addison Nagar, Srinivasapuram, Krishna Nagar, Maruthi Nagar, Noombal, Mount Poonamallee Road, Oil Mill Road, Audco Nagar, Subbiah Nagar, Krishnaveni Ammal Nagar, Vasantham Nagar, Sivaraman Krishna Nagar, Vijayalakshmi Avenue, Step Stone, Bohanwilla, Vasanthapuram, Muthu Nagar, Ponmuthu Nagar, Paraniputhur</p><p><strong>Porur:</strong> Nazarathpet, Panimalar Engineering College, Varadharajapuram</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Chitlapakkam, Pambansamigal Salai, CV Raman Street, Lenin Street, Sudha Avenue and 2nd Street, Valliammai Street, Kalaivanar Street, UV Swaminathan&nbsp;Street, Vyasar Street, Vishwamithrar Street, Saraswathi Nagar, Veeravanchi Street, Guru Homes, Bharath Avenue, Kalyanasundaram Street, Chatrapathi Sivaji Street.</p><p><strong>Karambakkam:</strong> Samayapuram Main Road and 1st-9th&nbsp;Streets, Sri Ram Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Devi Nagar, Arunachalam Nagar Garden, Kolavizhi Apartment</p><p><strong>Ambattur Industrial Estate:</strong>&nbsp;South Phase, 1st and 2nd Main Road, Mogappair Industrial Estate Southern Avenue, Reddy Street, Kavarai Street, Munusamy Street, SSOA Complex, Kalyani Estate, Natesan Nagar</p><p><strong>Adyar:</strong> Canal Bank Road </p><h3>Power shutdown on Monday (July 13) </h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Monday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Avadi:</strong> Siva Sankarapuram, Jag Nagar, Kulakarai Street, CTH Road, Saraswathi Nagar, Anna Nagar 1st to 4th Streets, MGR Nagar, Nehru Nagar, Vaishnavi Nagar 1st to 10th Streets, Shanthipuram, Sridevi Vaishnavi Nagar A&amp;B Streets, Indra Gandhi Nagar, Old Housing Board, DRR Street, Nethaji Nagar, Murugappa Polytechnic, Check Post, NM Road, Thirumalairajapuram, Nandhavana Mettur, Kannikapuram, Nehru Bazar, Kasthuribai Nagar.</p><p><strong>Anakaputhur:</strong> 7tn Main Road, 2nd-8th Cross Streets, Gandhi Road, Indira Gandhi Street, Nehru Street, Rajaji Street, Kalaignar Road, Kalaignar Cross Street, Periyar Street, Elango Street, Signal Office Road, Kiruba Street, Lakshmi Narayanan Street, SBI Colony, Christopher 1st, 2nd and 3rd Street, Maruthi Street, Radhakrishnan Street.</p><p><strong>Pammal:</strong> Eratai Pillaiyar Koil Street, Elumalai Street, Nanthanar Street, Natarajan Street, Bajanai Koil Street, Devadas Street, Ramanujam Street, Rangasamy Street, Hl Colony 1st Main Road, Thiyagarajan Street, Prabhakaran Street, Vadivel Street, Kakkan Street, Marudhupandi Street, Veeraraghavan Street, Nallathambi Road.</p><p><strong>IT Corridor:</strong> Hiranandani Apartments, Radiance Apartments, Olympia Panache and Olympia Opaline Apartments, OMR Road, Navallur, Vijayaganapathy Nagar, Egattur Village, Emami Tejomaya Apartment, Muttukadu, Kanathur Village, Srinivasa Apartment, TVH Taus Apartment,&nbsp;Virtusa HT Service (No 636), Indus Anantya Apartment, Creations Apartment.</p><p><strong>Besant Nagar:</strong> Shastri Nagar Kamarajar Salai, Valmiki Street, Kalakshetra Road and Avenue, Lakshmipuram, Sri Ram Nagar, Kumaraguru 1st to 4th Streets, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Muthulakshmi Street. </p><h3>Power shutdown on Saturday ( July 11)</h3><p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p>Poonamallee: Rukmani Nagar, Melma Nagar, Muthamizh Nagar, Muthukumaran Nagar, Sumithra Nagar, Ambedkar Nagar, Vijayalakshmi Avenue, Kabali Street, Trunk Road Part, Kulakkarai Street, Etti Annal Nagar, and Devadoss Nagar.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Friday (July 10) </h3><p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Friday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>KK Nagar:</strong> Ashok Nagar, Vadapalani, PT Rajan Salai, Rani Anna Nagar, SSB Nagar, Venkatesapuram 14 and 15 Sectors, Azhagar Perumal Koil Street, Masthan Ali Garden, Ellaimuthamman Koil Street, Aruna Colony, Baby Colony, Vijaya Street, Ashok Nagar 77th and 92nd Streets, Kamarajar Salai, 1st-4th, 6th, 18th and 19th Avenues, Sarvamangala Colony, Anugraha Colony, Soundarapandian Salai, Kannappar Salai, Dr Natesan Salai, Pudur 1st-9th Streets, Pudur 11th-14th Streets, West Sivan Koil Street, South Sivan Koil Street, 100 Feet Road, Arcot Road, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Desigar Street, Saidapet Road, Gopal Street, Sannathi Street, Karuneegar Street, AP Patro Salai, Sivalingapuram, Boppilli Raja Salai, Kalinga Colony, Panneer Selvam Salai, Bala Subramaniyam Salai, 240 LIG Colony, 6th-9thAvenues, Moorthy Street, Rukmani Street. </p><p><strong>Tambaram West:</strong> Otteri, Orapakam, Vandalur, Singarathottam Hill View, Gangaiamman Kovil, Venkatesapuram, Lakshmipuram, Iranamman, RMK Nagar Gundumedu, Muthuvelar Street, Krishna Road, Vivek Nagar, Kamadhenu Nagar, Karthikeyan Nagar, Bharathi Nagar, Balaji Nagar, Ganesh Nagar, Sathyamoorthy Nagar, Muthirilandi Street, MKB Nagar, Tiruvalluvar Street, Bharathidasan Street, Avvai Street, Sri Ram Park 63 Apartment, VOC Street, SV Nagar, Kalaivani Street, Mani Street, Amman Koil Street, Balaji Street, Manimegalai Street, Tholkappiyar 1st and 2nd Streets, TKC Street, Kamarajar Nagar, Gandhi Street, Katta Bomman Street, Anna 1st and 2nd Streets, Rajiv Gandhi Street, Mepedu, Puthur, Perumal Puram, Vengambakkam, Sathyamoorthy Street, Amudham Nagar, Sadagopan Nagar, Thangaraj Nagar, Vishnu Nagar, Kagabhujender Nagar, Thirupur Kumaran Street, Vasantham Nagar, Kurinji Nagar, RSR Nagar, Kannanavenue 1st-5th Streets.</p><p><strong>Adyar:</strong> First Main Road, Jeevarathnam Nagar 4th and 5th Street, Padmanaban Nagar, Besant Avenue, LB Road.</p><p><strong>Anna Nagar:</strong> Shanthi Colony, AA to AM blocks, Old L, Y, and Z Blocks, 7th Main Road, TNHB Quarters A, B and W Blocks, 2nd-6th Avenues, Shenoy Nagar, Bharathipuram, Periyakoodal 1st-3rd Main Roads, West Club Road, Aminjikarai, PP Garden, MM Colony, NSK Nagar, NM Road. </p><p><strong>Medavakkam:</strong> Perumbakkam Main Road, Pallavan Nagar, Pandian Nagar, Tiruvalluvar Nagar, Velachery Main Road, Jayachandiran Nagar, LR Avenue, Ponniyamman Nagar, Athithangal, Kumaran Theatre Madambakkam, Vengaivasal Main Road, Santhoshapuram, Velachery Main Road, Ruby Building, Anantha Nagar, Indira Nagar, Balaji Nagar, Rangarajapuram, Jayalakshmi Nagar, Maharajapuram, Vijaya Nagaram Second Main Road, Park Street 1st, 2nd and 3rd Streets, Anbu Nagar 1st and 2nd Streets.</p><p><strong>Avadi:</strong> BV Puram, Avadi bus stand and Depot, HVF Road, OCF Road, Sathiyamoorthy Nagar, Shanthi Nagar, Police Quarters, JB Nagar, Jothi Nagar, Sri Sakthi Nagar, Power Line Road, Senthil Nagar.</p> <h3>Power shutdown on Wednesday (July 8)</h3><p><strong>CHENNAI: </strong>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Wednesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Kottivakkam: </strong>Tiruvalluvar Nagar 1st, 3rd-6th Main Road, 7th-33rd Cross Street, 1st and 3rd Avenue, Housing Board Apartments H12-H40 and above all surrounding areas.</p><p><strong>Besant Nagar: </strong>Shastri Nagar 1stAvenue, 1st and 2nd Cross Street and 9th Lane, Jeevarathnam Nagar 1st Main Road, Telephone Exchange, Shopping Complex.</p><p><strong>Nolambur: </strong>West Mogappair 5th-8th Blocks, Kavimani Salai.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Tuesday (July 7)  </h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas as mentioned below on Tuesday from 9 am to 2 pm for various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Red Hills:</strong> Puthu Nagar 3rd and 5th Street, Naravarikuppam, Dargas Road, Gomathiamman Nagar, JJ Nagar, Theerthakarayampattu, Balavinayagar Nagar, Vivek Akbar Avenue, Padiyanallur, RJN Colony, Kummanur, Jayadurga Nagar, Palavoyal, Manish Nagar, Kannapalayam, Balaji Garden, Sendrambakkam, Sirangavoor, Perungavur, Aaroon Ullsa City, Bypass Road, Sothuppakkam Road, New Star City, Kalikuppam, Azhinjivakkam, Vadagai, Maharaja Nagar, MH Road, Vinesh Nagar, Thiru Vi Ka Nagar, TNK Nagar, Anpu Nagar, Vilangadupakkam, Mallima Nagar, TH High Road, Aalamaram, Gandhi Nagar, Aasi Thambi Street.</p><p><strong>Tiruvanmiyur:</strong> Shastri Nagar East, North and South Mada Street, Bharathidasan Street, ECR, Lalitha Garden, Kuppam Beach Road, West Tank Street, Sannathi Street, Mettu Street.</p><p><strong>Tambaram:</strong> Kadapperi Mepz Area, Moulana Nagar, Singaravelan Street, Tiruneermalai Main Road, Ranganathapuram, Kadar Bhai Street, Kannan Street, part of GST Road, Ramesh Nagar, RV Garden, Duraisamy Pillai Street, MR Theatre, Mudichur Service Road, Market Area, Corporation Office, Judge Colony, Kamakoti Nagar, Sriram Nagar, MMR Street, Gandhi Road, valluvar Gurukulam.</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> Fathima Nagar, Muthusamy Nagar, Om Sakthi Nagar, Bajanai Koil Street, Nanmangalam Main Road, Sai Avenue, Balasubramaniyan Street, Kannammal Nagar, Periya Street, Vembuliamman Nagar, Dhanalakshmi Street, AGS Colony, AK Nagar, Bhavani Nagar, Postal Nagar, Bhell Avenue, Naidu Street, Radha Nagar Main Road, and Tirumurugan Street.</p><p>Mugalivakkam: Shanthi Nagar, Sabari Nagar, Subasree Nagar Extension, Kumutham Nagar, Karthick Balaji Nagar, Chandra Nagar, Lalithambaal Nagar, Aathi Kesavan Nagar, Arumugam Nagar, Tiruvalluvar Nagar, SS Koil Street, Easwaran Koil Street, Bajanai Koil Street, Casa Grande Utopia phase I and II. </p><h3>Power shutdown on Sunday (July 5)</h3><p>CHENNAI: Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Sunday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Adyar:</strong> Besant Nagar 6th to 15th Cross Street, 1st, 2nd Main Road, RBI Quarters, Kakkan Colony 4th, 16th and 29th Cross Street, 2nd, 3rd and 7th Avenue, Tiger Varthachariyar Road Extension, Gandhi Nagar 2nd Main Road, 1st and 2nd Crescent Park Road and Crescent Avenue.</p><p><strong>Ambattur:</strong> Tass Estate, Kamarajapuram, VGN Shanthi Nagar, VGN Classique.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Saturday (July 4)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed. </p><p><strong>Tirumudivakkam</strong>: MKB Nagar, Women’s Industrial Park, Tiruneermalai Main Road, Perumal Nagar, Sri Krishna Nagar, Vazhuthalampedu, Micro Estate, Palm Rivera Apartment, Royal Castle I, J, O, P, Q, and R Blocks,&nbsp;Amarprakash Apartment, Kumaran Nagar, Mahalakshmi Co-operative Society, PKV Maha Nagar, Kalai Magal Nagar, Karpagam Nagar, TASIOWA Industrial Park and surrounding areas.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Kundrathur:&nbsp;</strong>Sirukalathur, Kelithpettai, Nandambakkam, Periyar Nagar, Anjugambakkam, Malayambakkam,&nbsp;Bazaar&nbsp;Street, Metha Nagar, G Square, and Manikandan Nagar.  </p><h3>Power shutdown on Friday (July 3)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Friday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works.&nbsp;Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p> <p><strong>Mylapore:</strong> Visalakshi Thottam, Dr Ranga Road, CV Raman Road, CP Ramasamy Road, Bheemanna Garden Street, Abiramapuram,&nbsp;Subramanyam&nbsp;Street, Anandapuram, TTK Road,&nbsp;DeMonteColony, Sri Lapthi Colony, Ashoka Street, Bawa Road, Soundarajan Street, Visalakshi Nagar, St Mary’s Road, Vinayam Street, Jeth Nagar Main Road, Jeth Nagar 1st-3rd Street, Ammani Ammal Street,&nbsp;Pattammal&nbsp;Street,&nbsp;ArunachalamStreet,&nbsp;NalniappanStreet, Devanathan Street, Tiruvallurpet Street, Chandrasekaran Street, VK&nbsp;lyer&nbsp;Road,&nbsp;Vaniyambadi&nbsp;Street, VC Garden 1st-3rd Street, Venkatesa Agraharam Street, Devanathan Street, RK Mutt Road, Lala Thottam,<br>Trustpakkam, South and North Srinivasan Street, Siva Raman Street.</p><p><strong>Ambattur:</strong> Vanagaram Road, School Welfare Street, Vellalar Street, 3rd Main Road, MTH Road, DP-67 to 94, 14th Street, Nakkeeran Street, Nageswara Rao Street, Kalyani Estate, Munusamy Street, Alec Reddy Flat, Sriram Flat, Kuppam, Aachi Masala Street, Sanker&nbsp;Sheling, Natesan Nagar, Devi Karumari Amman Nagar, Chinna Colony, Periya Colony, Prince Apartment, PKM Road, Brindavan Colony.</p><p><strong>Besant Nagar:</strong> 7th Avenue, Rukumani Road, MGR Road and Extension, Arundel Beach Road.</p><p><strong>Kottivakkam:</strong> Kottivakkam Kuppam Road, 2nd-4th Seaward Road, Balakrishna Road, Tiruveethiyamman Koil Street, ECR Main Road, Tiruvalluvar Nagar 1st-8th Main Road, 1st-54th Cross Street, IOB, Bagath Singh Salai 1st-6th Street, RTO Office, Shivani Apartments. </p> <h3>Power shutdown on Thursday (July 2)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended 9 am to 2 pm in the following areas on Thursday for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Thiruverkadu:</strong> Puliambedu Road, Noombal Road, Ashok Nandavanam, Mookambigai Nagar, Judges Colony, Rajas Garden, Soosai Nagar, Devi Nagar, Balaji Nagar.</p><p><strong>Pallikaranai:</strong> Mylai Balaji Nagar, Thandhai Periyar Nagar, Velacheri Main Road,Kaiveli to Kamatchi Hospital.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Tuesday, Wednesday (June 30, July 1) </h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 am to 2 pm&nbsp;for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.<br><br><strong>Guindy:</strong> Rajbhavan Colony, Kannigapuram 1st Street to 34th Street, Velachery Main Road, Race View Colony 1st Street to 3rd Street, Bharathi Nagar, Five Furlong Road, Race Course Road, Vandikaran Road, Nehru Nagar, Periyar Nagar, TNHB Colony, Dr Ambedkar Nagar, Indira Gandhi Nagar 1st Street to 6th Street, Ganesh Nagar, Ranganathan Street, Madhiyalagan Street, Kannagi Street, Madhavan Street, Anbil Dharmalingam Street, Velachery, part of Anna Salai, Chinnamalai, Mosque Colony, Link&nbsp;Road, Narasingapuram and its surrounding areas.<br><br><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> Nagelkeni, Chromepet, Sangam Road, Tiruneermalai Main Road, Ranganathasamy 1st and 2nd street, Padasalai, Venkatraman Street, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Angalamman Koil Street, Velapper Street, Nallathurai Palli Street.<br><br><strong>Anna Nagar:</strong> A to W Block, VOC Nagar, Shenoy Nagar, Aminjikarai, RV Nagar, TP Chatram, Kilpauk Garden Road, Periyakoodal AA Block to AM Block, Tiruveethiamman Koil area.</p><p><strong>Injambakkam:</strong> 1st Avenue Vettuvankeni, Akkarai Village, Allikulam, Ambedkar Street, Anna Enclave, Betheal Nagar North and South, Bhakthi Vendantha Swamy Road, Bharathi Avenue, Brindavan Nagar, Cholamandal Artists Village, Cholamandala Devi Nagar, Classic Enclave, Copper Beach Road, Dr Nanjundaro Salai, ECR Enjambakkam Enjambakkam Kuppam, Enjambakkam to Vetuvakeenni Link Road, Gangaiamman Kovil Street, Gunal&nbsp;Garden, Hanuman Colony, Harichandra 1st to 4th Street, Kakkan Street, Kalaingar Karunanithi Salai, Karpaga Vinayagar Nagar, Kasthuribai Nagar, LG Avenue, Mariakkayar Nagar, Nainar Kuppam, Uthandi, Neelankarai Kuppam, Olive Beach, Pallvan Nagar, Panaiyur Kuppam, Panaiyur, NRI Layut, Vgp Lay Out, Pebble Beach, Periyar Street, Pothigai Street, Ponniyamman Kovil Street, Prestige &amp; Mantri, Rajan Nagar 1st &amp; 2nd Street, Rajiv Avenue, Ramalinga Nagar, Royal Enclave, Sea Cliff, Sea Shell Avenue, Seashore Town, Selva Nagar, Shalimar Garden, Sheashadhri Avenue, Sparkling Sand Avenue, Spring Garden 1st and 2nd Street, TVS Avenue, Teachers Colony, Tiruvalluvar Salai, Thomas Avenue, VOC Street, Vimala Garden, Zugu Beach</p><p><br><br><strong>Wednesday</strong><br><br><strong>Kottivakkam:</strong> Sasthiri Nagar, Valmiki Nagar, 2nd Sea Ward Road to 4th Sea Ward Road, Balakrishnan Road, KK Road, Raja Rangasamy Avenue, Subramaniyam Avenue, Tiruvalluvar Nagar 7th to 33rd Cross Street, Tiruvalluvar Nagar 1st,&nbsp; 3rd to 6th Main Road, 1st and 3rd Avenue, Housing&nbsp;Board Apartments H12 to H40 and above all surrounding areas.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Monday (June 29)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Monday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Korattur:</strong> Pumping station HT service, North Avenue Road, Korattur Bus Stand, TNHB 49th Street to 72nd Street, Korattur Railway Station booking office and surrounding areas.</p><p><strong>Mylapore:</strong> Visalachi Thottam, Dr Ranga Road, CV Raman Road, CP Ramasamy Road, Bheemanna Garden, Abiramapuram, Subramanyam Street, Anandhapuram, TTK Road, Demonte Colony, Sri Lapthi Colony, Ashoka Street, Bawa Road, Soundara Rajan Street, Visalachi Nagar, St Mary's Road, Vinayam Street, Jeth Nagar Main Road, Jeth Nagar 1st, 2nd and 3rd Street, Ammani Ammal Street, Pattammal Street, Arunachalam Street, Nainiappan Street, Devanathan Street, Thiruvallurpet Street, Chandrasekaran Street, VK lyer Road, Vaniyambadi Street, VC Garden 1st, 2nd and 3rd Street, Venkatesa Agraharam Street, Devanathan Street, RK Mutt Road, Lala Thottam, Trustpakkam, South and North Srinivasan Street, and Siva Raman Street. </p> <h3>Power shutdown on Friday (June 26)</h3><p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Friday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. </p><p>Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p>Annasalai: D.No.15 to 24 Bootha Perumal Street, Whites Road, D.No. 756 to760 Annasalai, ICICI bank, ITC HOTEL, Vasan Avenue, Ananda Vikadan, D.No. 106 to120, Annasalai, Raheja tower (HT), D.No. 40 to 68 GP Road, Sathiyamoorthy Bhavan D.No.1 to 7 Club house Road, Pattulals Road, D.No. 148 to 152 Annasalai, Express Avenue Estate, D.No.799, Arts college, EB link Road, D.No. 2 to 29 and 22 to 78 VC Road, Indian Bank, D.No.29, Hotel Kanchi, D.No.4, Railway Building, Ethiraj college, Rani Meyyammai Hostel and Marriage Hall, D.No.766 to 770A Annasalai, Air India, D.No.21,64, 122 to 125 Marshal Road, D.No.7 Montieth Lane, D.No.47 L &amp; T, Montieth Road, Canara Bank (HT), Connemara Hotel (HT), IOB Bank (HT) Taj Hotel(HT), D.No. 11 to 14, 19 to 22, Woods Road, BR Complex.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Thursday (June 25)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Thursday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Thirunermalai:</strong> Theradi Street ,East Mada Street, South Mada Street, Kulakkarai Street, VGN Mahalakshmi Nagar, Thiruneermalai Main Road, Vembuliamman Koil Street, Bajanai Koil Street, Mallima Veethi, Sivaraj Street, Oyiyaliamman Koil Street, Vaithiyakara Street ,Mettu street, Jagajeevan Ram street , Service Road, Gandhi Street.</p><p><strong>Thirumudivakkam:</strong> MKB Nagar,Women’s Industrials Park, Thiruneermalai Main Road, Perumal Nagar, Sri Krishna Nagar, Vazhuthalampedu, Micro Estate, Palm Rivera Apartment, Amarprakash Apartment, Kundrathur, Kumaran Nagar, Mahalakshmi Co- Operative Society , PKV Maha Nagar, Kalai Magal Nagar, Karpakam Nagar, Tasiowa Industrial Park.</p><p><strong>Iyyappanthangal:</strong> Prince Highland Apartments, Tulive Dhakshin Apartments, Subbaiah Nagar, Balaji Avenue, Padmavathi Nagar, Subramani Nagar, Karumari Amman Nagar.</p><p><strong>Annasalai:</strong> D.No.15 to 24 Bootha Perumal Street, Whites Road, D.No. 756 to760 Annasalai, ICICI bank, ITC HOTEL, Vasan Avenue, Ananda Vikadan, D.No. 106 to120, Annasalai, Raheja tower (HT), D.No. 40 to 68 GP Road, Sathiyamoorthy Bhavan D.No.1 to 7 Club house Road, Pattulals Road, D.No. 148 to 152 Annasalai, Express Avenue Estate, D.No.799, Arts college, EB link Road, D.No. 2 to 29 and 22 to 78 VC Road, Indian Bank, D.No.29, Hotel Kanchi, D.No.4, Railway Building, Ethiraj college, Rani Meyyammai Hostel and Marriage Hall, D.No.766 to 770A Annasalai, Air India, D.No.21,64, 122 to 125 Marshal Road, D.No.7 Montieth Lane, D.No.47 L &amp; T, Montieth Road, Canara Bank (HT), Connemara Hotel (HT), IOB Bank (HT) Taj Hotel(HT), D.No. 11 to 14, 19 to 22, Woods Road, BR Complex.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Wednesday (June 24)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Wednesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Sembium:</strong> Chandraprabhu Colony, Thanigachalam Nagar, Moolakadai, Annai Sathya Nagar, Venkateshwara Nagar, Police Quarters, Madhavaram High Road, KH Road, Nagaiah Thottam, Munusamy Street, Palayakkara Street, United India Nagar, K. K. Nagar, Chetty Thottam.</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> Keelkattalai, Balamurugan Nagar, Ambal Nagar, Thenmozhi Nagar, Boopathy Nagar, Soundarajan Nagar, Kumaran Nagar, Thiruvaluvar Nagar, Kilkatalai Bus Stand, English Electric Nagar, 200 feet Radial Road, Rose Nagar, MK Nagar, Ganapati Nagar, Echangadu Signal, Engineers Avenue, Bakkiyalakshmi Nagar, Raja Nagar, S. Kolathur, Manikandan Nagar, Veeramani Nagar, Anbu Nagar, Self Help Industries.</p><p><strong>Ennore:</strong> Kathivakkam, Ennore Bazaar, Kaattukuppam, Nehru Nagar, Saasthiri Nagar, Anna Nagar, Sivanpadaiveethi, Valluvar Nagar, Kamarajar Nagar, SVM Nagar, VOC Nagar, Ulaganathapuram, Mugathuvarakuppam, Ennorekuppam, Thaazhanguppam, Nettukuppam, Chinnakuppam, Periyakuppam, Ernavoor Kuppam, ETPS Vaaria Kudi Iruppu Paguthi, Ernavoor, Balaji Nagar, Mahalakshmi Nagar, Jaihind Nagar, Murugappa Nagar, Saraswathi Nagar, Madhura Nagar, Subramaniya Nagar, Ponniamman Nagar, Jothi Nagar, Ramanathapuram, Sakthi Ganapathi Nagar, Shanmugapuram.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Thursday (June 18)</h3><p><strong>Iyyappanthangal:</strong> Mount Poonamallee Road, Pillaiyar Kovil Street, Murugan Kovil Street, JJ Nagar, Amman Nagar, PG Avenue, Indira Nagar, Janakiammal Nagar, Sai Nagar, Vinayagapuram, Sornapuri Nagar.</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> Nagelkeni, Chrompet, Tiruneermalai Main Road, Bajanai Koil Street, Erattadai Malai Srinivasan Street, TVS Lakshmanan Nagar, Kothandam Nagar, Kalyanipuram, MC Raja Street.</p><p><strong>Tiruverkadu:</strong> Pallikuppam, Shanmuga Nagar and Annexe, Cooperative Nagar Phase-IV, Annammal Street, Saveetha College, PH Road.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Tuesday (June 16) </h3><p><strong>Flower Bazaar:</strong> Rattan Bazaar, NSC Bose Road, Frazier Bridge Road, Evening Bazaar, Devaraja Mudali Street, Mint Street, Nainiappa Naicken Street, Ganguram Street, Raghu Naickulu Street, Pethu Naicken Street, EVR Salai.</p><p><strong>Park Town:</strong> Isaac Street, Paramasivam Street, Vengu Street, Mannar Street, Perara Street,&nbsp;Kulandai Street, Wall Tax Road, Ponnappa Street, Rasappa Street, Subbu Street, Kallappa Street, Amman Koil Street, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Samuduram Street, EK Agraharam Street.</p><p><strong>Esplande:</strong> NSC Bose Road, Badriyan Street, Stringer Street, Maliyaperumal Street, Broadway, Anderson Street, Amberson Street, Bunder Street, Annapillai, Loan Square, Kandappa Street, Davidson, Chinnathamby Street.</p><p><strong>Mannady:</strong> Sungaram Rama Street, Kondichetty Street, Baker Street, CC Bank, Francis Joseph Street.</p><p><strong>Sowcarpet:</strong> Govindappa Naicken Street, Kasi Chetty Street, Godown Street, Narayana Street, Perumal Street.</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> Pammal Venkateswara Nagar, Moovar Nagar, Agastheeswarar Koil Street, Andal Nagar, Cowl Bazaar, Indira Nagar, Siva Shankar Nagar, ECTV Nagar, Malliamma Nagar, Prem Nagar, Kalliamman Nagar, Gerugambakkam, Masooran Street, Gowthaman Street, Athimoolam Street, Muthukaruppan Street, Deivanayagam Street, Balaji Nagar, Teacher Samuel Street, Tholkappiar Street, Nehru Street, Krishna Nagar, Rajangam Street, Arumugam Street, Moses Street, Eswaran Nagar, Ayyappa Nagar Main Road, Ponni Street, Tiruneermalai Main Road, Venkataraman Street, Tiruvalluvar Street, Bharathiyar Street, Kambar Street, Appaswamy Annie Besant Street, Shiva Vishnu Street, Sivaji Street, Karikalan Street, TR Mani Street, Annasalai, Mosque Street, George Fernandes Street, Moutha Ibrahim Street, Gandhi Nagar, MaPoSi Street, Adbul Kalam Road, Muthupalanippa Nagar, Sargunam Salai, Aadham Salai, Kannayiram Street, Moutha Ibrahim Street, Sigamani Street.</p><p><strong>Ambattur:</strong> Pattaravakkam Pillaiyar Koil Street, SIDCO Estate North Phase and 1st to 19th Streets, Bajanai Koil Street, Mangalapuram, Kochar Apartments, Brahmin Street, Yadava Street, Kulakkarai Street, Katchanakuppam, Periyar Nagar, Railway Station Road, Aavin Milk Dairy Main Road, TASS Industrial Estate. </p><h3>Power shutdown on Friday (June 12) </h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Friday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works.&nbsp;Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p>Pallavaram: Pammal, LIC Colony, Moovendar Nagar, Shankar Nagar, Adam Nagar, Shankar Nagar East Main Road, Appasamy Nagar,&nbsp;Shankar&nbsp;Nagar Main Road</p><p>Minjur: TH Road, Theradi Street, Siruvakkam, Suriya Nagar, BDO Office, Vannipakkam, Seemavaram,&nbsp;Pudhupedu, Melur, Pattamandhiri, RR Palayam, Ariyanvoyal, Nandhiambakkam, Vallur, Athipattu, SR Palayam, GR Palayam, Kondakarai, Pallipuram, Vazhuthigairnedu, Karayanmedu.</p><p>Mambalam:&nbsp;Narasimhan&nbsp;Street, Lake View Road, Venkatachalam Street, Sathiyapuri Street, Raja Street, Manickam Street, Station Road, Thambaiya Road, Rajagopalan Street, Velu Street, Veerasamy street, Brindavanam Street, Baroda extension,&nbsp;Lakshminarayanan&nbsp;Street, Umapathy Street,&nbsp;Mariyamankoil&nbsp;Street, JB Street, Appasamy Street, BV Street, and Extension, Nakeeran Street,&nbsp;Jubilee&nbsp;Road, Eswaran Kovil Street, Subbareddy Street,&nbsp;Janakiyammal&nbsp;Street, Kasi Viswanathar Kovil Street, Patel Street, Sathyanarayana Street, Kamakodi Colony, Ramakrishnapuram Street,&nbsp;Ellaiyamman Kovil&nbsp;Street, Vazhaithoppu, Jothiramalingam Street, Srinivasa Iyengar Street, Sambangi Reddy Street, Gandhi Street, Krishnamoorthi Street, Reddykuppam Road, New Street, KR Kovil Street, Devanathan Colony,&nbsp;Arangappan&nbsp;Street, Vandikkaran Street, Tiruvethiyamman Kovil Street, Kavarai Street. </p><h3>Power shutdown on Thursday (June 11)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Thursday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Sothuperumbedu:</strong> Giruthalapuram, Boodhoor, Kummanur, Aangaadu, Arumandhai, Vichoor, Vellivoyal, Kandigai, Maarambedu</p><p><strong>Tiruverkadu:</strong> Kaaveri Nagar, PH Main Road, Jamals Apartment</p><p><strong>Pallavaram:</strong> Pammal, Balaji Nagar 3rd to 18th Street, Subramania Bharathiyar Street 1st and 2nd Streets, AN Pandian Street, Tiruvallur Street, Kumaran Street, Thirupurasundari Street, Brindavanam Street, Tirumurugar Street, Raghavendra Street, Anna Street, Periyar Street, Babu Reddy Street, Radhakrishnan Street, Pammal Main Road, Krishnan Nagar 5th Street, Nehru Street, Tholkappiar Street, Anna Salai, Market Road, Rajangam Street, NSK Street, Kannadasan Street, Arumugam Street, Aravindan Street, Suriyamman Kovil Street, Easwaran Nagar 1st to 10th Streets, Iyyappa Nagar 1st to 5th Streets, Mosses Street, Swamy Nathan Nagar 1st to 5th Streets, Ponni Nagar 1st to 3rd Streets, Thiruvalluvar Street, Pozhichalur Main Road, Agatheeswarar Nagar, Ramanadhan Nagar, Bajanaikoil Street, Chittirai Nagar, Kakkanji Street, Pozhichalur, Prem Nagar, Bharathi Nagar, Ponnurangam Nagar, ECTV Nagar, Kalliamman Nagar, Thirumoolar Street, Radhakrishnan Salai</p><h3>Power shutdown on Friday (June 5)</h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Friday June 5 from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works. Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Koyambedu:</strong> Jai Nagar, Amaravathi Nagar, Pragadeeswarar Nagar, Sakthi Nagar, Valluvar Salai, Balavinayagar Nagar, Vinayagapuram, Annai Sathya Nagar, Tirukumarapuram, Thiruveedhi Amman Koil Street, Dr Ambedkar Street, TSD Nagar, Janakiraman Colony, Part of 100 Feet Road, SAF Games Village, Alagiri Nagar, Chinmaya Nagar, Loganatha Nagar, Indira Gandhi Street, Mangali Nagar.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Wednesday (June 3) </h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Wednesday from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works.&nbsp;Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><br><strong>Tirumangalam:</strong> Metrozone, Sathiya Sai Nagar, Padikuppam Main Road, TNHB Quarters, Old Ben, Golden Jubilee Flats, Balaji Nagar, Kamaraj Nagar, Periyar Nagar, VGN, Ambedkar Nagar, Metha Royal Park, Rail Nagar, Mada Streets, Sivan Koil Street, Srinivasan Nagar, 100 Feet Road, New Colony, Mettukulam&nbsp;and, above all, the surrounding areas. </p><h3>Power shutdown on Tuesday (June 2) </h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Tuesday (June 2) from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works.&nbsp;Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed</p><p><strong>Anna Salai:</strong> D No 1-154, D No 784-829, Bootha Perumal Koil Street, EB Link Road, GP Road, Boobegam Street, LNG Road, Mohandoss Road, Bardar Thottam, Begum Sahib Street, Samy Achari Street, Subedhral 1st Street, Syed Abdulla Street, Nainniappa Street, Bangaru Naicken Street, Kuppu Muthu Street, Wallers Road, Dams Road, Karim Mohideen Street, Annasalai HPO Office, Anna Road, Blackers Road, Telephone Exchange, State Bank Street, Arumugam Street, Welders Street, Byrung Jung Bhadhur Street, Harish Road, Chandra Banu Street, CPM Street, Samy Chetty Street, Pudupet Police Quarters and its surrounding areas.</p><p><strong>Tiruverkadu:</strong> Chinna Koladi, Koladi Road, Tiruvengada Nagar, Selliamman Nagar, Srinivasa Nagar, Devi Karumariyamman Nagar, Lakshmi Nagar and Sannadhi Street.</p><h3>Power Shutdown on Wednesday (May 27)</h3><p><strong>Teynampet:</strong> Poes Garden, TV Salai, Jayammal Road, Elango Salai, Poes Road, Rajakrishna Road, Eldams Road, Periyar Salai, Kamarajar Salai, Kamarajar Street, Seethammal Colony areas, KB Dasan Road, Bhardhiyar Street, Bakthavatchalam Street, Parthasarathy Pettai, Appadurai Street, TTK Road, Cathedral Road, JJ Road, Parthasarathy Garden, KR Road areas, George Avenue, SSI Road, HD Raja Street, ARK Colony, Anna Salai part, Venus Colony, Murrays Gate Road and all surrounding areas.</p><h3>Power Shutdown on Tuesday (May 26)</h3><p><strong>T Nagar:</strong> Bazzulla Road, Chari Street, Parthasarathipuram, Unnamalaiammal Street, Habibulla Road, Rangan Street, Duraisamy Road, Rajan Street, Arulambal Street, Gandhi Street, Jawaharlal Nehru Street, Ramachandra Iyer Street, Rajapillai Thottam, Mambalam High Road, Kodambakkam High Road, North Usman Road, Rangarajapuram area, Ageez Nagar, Akbarabad, Parangusa Puram, CRP Garden, Mangesh Street, Railway Border Road, Station view Road, Bharathi Street and Tilak Street.<br>Dasarathapuram: Kaveri Rangan Nagar, KK Salai, Logaiah Colony, Arcot Road, Balaji Nagar, Baskar Colony, Mathialazan Nagar, Venkatesa Nagar, and Arunachalam Road.</p><p><strong>Saligramam:</strong> Arunachalam Road, Kumaran Colony, Gandhi Nagar, Devaraj Nagar, Arcot Road, and SSR Pankajam Road.</p><p><strong>KK Nagar:</strong> Bharani Colony, Arcot Road, Kaveri Hospital, Suriya Street, 80 Feet Road, MG Chakkarapani Street, Big Bazaar, and Passport Office.<br>Virugambakkam: Arcot Road, NSK Lane, and Shamala Tower.</p><p><strong>Chinmaya Nagar:</strong> Munusamy Street, Kasturi Street, Vinayagam Street, and Kamarajar Salai.</p><p><strong>Tiruverkadu:</strong> Anandhan Nagar, Chakkareshwari Nagar, Mahalakshmi Nagar, VGN, and Anbu Nagar.</p><p><strong>Iyyappanthangal:</strong> Mount Poonamallee Road, Pillaiyar Kovil Street, Murugan Kovil Street, JJ Nagar, Amman Nagar, PG Avenue, Indira Nagar, Janakiammal Nagar, Sai Nagar, Vinayagapuram, and Sornapuri Nagar.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Sunday (May 24) </h3><p><strong>Ambattur SIDCO Industrial Estate:</strong> 1st Cross Main Road, 1st and 2nd Street, 1st and 2nd Lane, 3rd Street in Sector 3 of SIDCO Industrial Estate, Bajanai Kovil Street, Nalla Kinaru Street, Kanniamman Kovil Street, Kullan Street, Padasalai Street, Coromandel Town, CTH Road, Menambedu Road, 10th Street and 11th Street in SIDCO Industrial Estate (North Phase). </p> <p><strong>Mogappair:</strong> 2nd Main Road, Reddipalayam Main Road, Mogappair Main Road, MGR Salai backside (C19, C18, C15, and C16) Ambattur Industrial Estate (South Phase).</p><h3>Power shutdown on Friday (May 22)</h3><p><strong>Tirumudivakkam:</strong> MKB Nagar, Women’s Industrial Park, Tiruneermalai Main Road, Perumal Nagar, Sri Krishna Nagar, Vazhuthalampedu, Micro Estate, Palm Rivera Apartment, Royal Castle I, J, O, P, Q, and R Blocks, Amarpakash Apartment, Kundrathur, Kumaran Nagar, Mahalakshmi Co-operative Society, PKV Maha Nagar, Kalai Magal Nagar, Karpakam Nagar, TASIOWA Industrial Park.</p><p><strong>T Nagar:</strong> Thanikachalam Road, Arcot Street, Saravana Street, Neelakandametha Street, Vaidhyarama Street, Ramasamy Street, Thyagaraya Road, Deenadhayalan Street, Melony Road, Basudev Street, North Boag Road, South Boag Road, Panagal Park, Pinjala Subramaniya Street, Venkatesan Street, Rajamannar Street, GN Chetty Road, Venkatanarayana Road, Bhagavandham Street, Jagadeeswaran Street, Sivaprakasam Street, Raja Street, Radhakrishnan Street, Rajabhadhar Street, Raman Street, Sarojini Street, Gopala Krishnan Street, Vijayaraghava Road, Dr Nair Road, Gopalakrishna Iyer Street, Nana Street, Daniel Street, Rajachari Street, Bazullah Street, Giriappa Road, Lodigan Street, Mailai Ranganathan Street, Usman Road, Crescent Street, Sundaram Street, Rajambal Street, Yogambal Street, Singaram Street, Hanumantha Road, Rama Rao Street, Srinivasa Road, Ramachandran Road, Sambasivam Street, Raghavaiya Road, Burkit Road, Singaravellan Street, Masilamani Street, North Crescent Street, Hindi Prachara Sabha Street.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Thursday (May 21) </h3><p><strong>Ennore:</strong> Kathivakkam, Ennore Bazaar, Kaattukuppam, Nehru Nagar, Saasthiri Nagar, Anna Nagar,&nbsp;Sivanpadaiveethi, Valluvar Nagar, Kamarajar Nagar, SVM Nagar, VOC Nagar, Ulaganathapuram, Mugathuvarakuppam, Ennorekuppam, Thaazhanguppam, Nettukuppam, Chinnakuppam, Periyakuppam, Ernavoor kuppam,ETPS Vaaria Kudi Iruppu Paguthi, Ernavoor, Balaji Nagar, Mahalakshmi Nagar, Jaihind Nagar, Murugappa Nagar, Saraswathi Nagar, Madhura Nagar, Subramaniya Nagar, Ponniamman Nagar, Jothi Nagar, Ramanathapuram, Sakthi Ganapathi Nagar, Shanmugapuram.</p><p><strong>Puzhuthivakkam:</strong> Srinivasan Street, Bharathiyar Street, Selvaganapathy Street,&nbsp;Dhrowpathy&nbsp;Amman Street, Medavakkam Main Road, Parthiban Street, Rajalakshmi Street,&nbsp;Sababathy&nbsp;Street, Thiruvalluvar Street, Kambar Street,&nbsp;Mainmegalai&nbsp;Street, Gajalakshmi Street, Thomas Nagar, Usha Nagar 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Vembuli Amman Koil Street, Gopinathan Street, Sathya Narayanan Street and areas part of Puzhuthivakkam and Madipakkam.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Thursday (May 21)</h3><p><strong>Puzhuthivakkam:</strong> Srinivasan Street, Bharathiyar Street, Selvaganapathy Street,&nbsp;Draupathi&nbsp;Amman Street, Medavakkam Main Road, Parthiban Street, Rajalakshmi Street,&nbsp;Sabapathy&nbsp;Street, Tiruvalluvar Street, Kambar Street,&nbsp;Manimegalai&nbsp;Street, Gajalakshmi Street, Thomas Nagar, Usha Nagar 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Vembuli Amman Koil Street, Gopinathan Street, Sathya Narayanan Street and areas part of Puzhuthivakkam and Madipakkam.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Wednesday (May 20) </h3><p><strong>Polichalur:</strong> Thiru Nagar, Padmanaba Nagar, Ganamani Nagar, Bhavani Nagar, PCS Colony, Rajeswari Nagar, Bajanai Koil Street, Prem Nagar, Lakshmi Nagar, Mookambigai Nagar, Vinayaga Nagar, Shanmuga Nagar, TheepanchiyammanKoil Street, LR&nbsp;Rajamanikam&nbsp;Street.</p><p><strong>Tirumudivakkam:</strong> Indira Nagar, Guru Nagar, Vivekanada Nagar, Palanthandalam, Nagan Street and above all surrounding areas.</p><h3>Power shutdown on Tuesday (May 19) </h3><p>Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on May 19 for carrying out various maintenance works from 9 am to 2 pm. </p><p>Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>MMDA:</strong> A-block to R-block Kamala Nehru Nagar 1st and 2nd Street, Ashoka Nagar, Subbarao Nagar, Veerapandi Nagar, Rani Annanagar, Kalki Nagar, 100 Feet Road. </p><p><strong>Arumbakkam:</strong> Metha Nagar, NM Road, MH Colony, Railway Colony, Ampa Skywalk, Franko India, DG Vaishnav College, Govindan Street, Collectorate Colony, Ayyavoo Colony, Gayathri Devi, Razack Garden, JD Duraj Raj Nagar, Azad Nagar, VGA Nagar, SBI Officers Colony</p><p><strong>Choolaimedu:</strong> Sakthi Nagar 1-5th Street, Tiruvalluvapuram 1 and 2 Street, Tiruvengadapuram 1 and 2 Street, Nelson Manickam Road, East and West Namachivayapuram, Choolaimedu High Road, Gill Nagar, Abdullah Street, Basha Street, Neelakandan Street, Suhuan Street.</p><p><strong>Kodambakkam:</strong> Bajanai Koil 3th and 4th Street.</p><p><strong>Azhagiri Nagar:</strong> Thamizhar Veethi Elangovadigal Nagar, Padmanaban Main Road, Gandhi Annan Koil Street, Periyar Pathal, Ayyappan Nagar, Lakshmi Nagar, Andavan Street.</p><p><strong>CIT Nagar:</strong> Model Hutment Road, From 1st to 6th Cross Street, East and South CIT Nagar, West Boag Road, Sadullah Street, Abdul Aziz Street, Moosa Street, South Dhandapani Street, VN Road, Moopparapan Street, Canal Bank Road, Srinivasan Street, Gopal Street, Sivaji Street, Damodaran Street, Mannar Street, South Usman Road, Motilal Street, Sarojini Street, Ramanathan Street, Rameswaram Road, Ranganathan Street, Mangair Street, Burkit Road, Crescent Park Street, Jagathesan Street, Mylai Ranganathan Street, Thanikachalam Road, Lotus Colony, Nandanam Extension 1-15 Street, Old Tower Block, Chamiers Road, Temple Tower, Khivraj Building, EVR Periyar Building, Anna Salai.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Poonamallee-Vadapalani Metro fares fixed at Rs 10-Rs 40 ahead of proposed October 11 inauguration</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/poonamalleevadapalani-metro-fare-to-start-at-rs-10-maximum-rs-40</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/poonamalleevadapalani-metro-fare-to-start-at-rs-10-maximum-rs-40#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">d9f7244f-4820-4040-80e4-f4bd9f24db2d</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 11:23:42 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T11:23:42.858Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>PM Modi,passengers,metro train,Poonamallee-Vadapalani Metro line</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2025-12-22/dmd38hry/Poonamalle-metro-1.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Poonamallee-Vadapalani Metro line]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Poonamallee-Vadapalani Metro line]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2025-12-22/dmd38hry/Poonamalle-metro-1.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Ahead of the much-anticipated inauguration of the line by <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/indias-prime-minister-narendra-modi">Prime Minister Narendra Modi</a> on October 11, the Chennai Metro Rail Limited has worked out the fare structure for the 14.64-km <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/poonamallee">Poonamallee</a> Bypass-<a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/vadapalani">Vadapalani</a> Phase II corridor.</p><p>The fares on the stretch range from Rs 10 to Rs 40. CMRL sources said the fare chart would be uploaded on the official website after the formal inauguration.</p><p>Initial services are expected to operate at 10-minute intervals, with around 15 trains likely to be deployed on the route.</p><p>The fare from Poonamallee Bypass to Poonamallee Bus Stand has been fixed at Rs 10, while trips to intermediate stations, including Poonamallee Government Hospital, Karayanchavadi, Kumananchavadi, and Kattupakkam, will cost Rs 20.</p><p>The fare will rise to Rs 30 for Iyyappanthangal and stations towards Porur, while a journey from Poonamallee Bypass to Vadapalani will cost Rs 40.</p><p>The Poonamallee Bypass-Vadapalani section forms part of Corridor 4 of Chennai Metro Phase II, which will eventually connect Poonamallee Bypass with Lighthouse. The operational stretch is around 14.6 km long and has 11 elevated stations.</p><p>The fare chart covers stations along the newly opened section, with the lowest fare applicable to short-distance journeys and the maximum fare of Rs 40 for travel between the two terminal points.</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/pm-modi-to-inaugurate-poonamallee-to-vadapalani-metro-phase-2-on-oct-11">PM Modi to inaugurate Poonamallee to Vadapalani metro phase 2 on Oct 11</a></aside><p>The new line will provide an alternative for commuters from Poonamallee, Kumananchavadi, Kattupakkam, Iyyappanthangal, and Porur, who currently depend heavily on road transport.</p><p>At Vadapalani, commuters will be able to connect with the existing Phase I Metro network, providing access to other parts of the city. The opening of the stretch is also expected to improve connectivity between the western suburbs and central Chennai.</p><p>The proposed opening comes after months of delay. The stretch had received final approval from the Commissioner of Railway Safety in May after obtaining safety clearance and complying with the stipulated conditions.</p><p>But the line was not opened as it awaited the inauguration schedule.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Chennai man held after absconding for wife&apos;s suicide</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-man-held-after-absconding-for-wifes-suicide</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-man-held-after-absconding-for-wifes-suicide#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">0507c8e1-9d93-425b-ac31-5e82b066f4cc</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 09:24:29 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T09:24:29.870Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>PTI</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371164</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>suicide,absconding,Chennai</media:keywords><media:content height="1973" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-07-27/xfo4mi9v/Arrest-4.jpg" width="3508"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Arrest-representative image ]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Arrest-representative image ]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-07-27/xfo4mi9v/Arrest-4.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI</strong>: A man who absconded after the Madras High Court upheld his conviction in connection with his wife's suicide was arrested and remanded, the police said on Tuesday.</p><p>The man was arrested on Monday after a Mahila Court issued an arrest warrant to nab and imprison the absconding Raja, police said.</p><p>The police team led by the Inspector of Triplicane Police Station arrested Raja, 35, of Pallavan Salai here and produced him before the Mahila Court, which remanded him to judicial custody.</p><p>A release from the police said Raja's wife Sudha died by hanging in 2016, two years after marriage with him. A case of unnatural death was registered and investigated was taken up by the D-1 Triplicane Police Station.</p><p>Police investigation revealed that Sudha was harassed for dowry and abetted to commit suicide. Consequently, the legal sections of the case were altered to dowry harassment and abetment of suicide.</p><p>Raja was then aged 25.</p><p>He was arrested in 2016 and remanded to judicial custody.</p><p>Following the trial Raja, was declared guilty on May 31, 2022 by a Mahila Court which sentenced him to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment along with a fine of Rs 15,000.</p><p>Subsequently, he appealed before the Madras High Court which in its judgment on August 25, 2026, upheld Raja as guilty and sentenced him to 3 years of rigorous imprisonment and levied a penalty of Rs 15,000.</p><p>The Mahila Court issued an arrest warrant to nab the absconding Raja and imprison him, the release said and added that the court order was executed by the Triplicane Police team led by the Inspector.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Chennai: Pattabiram ROB second span remains incomplete nearly a year after Railway deadline</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-pattabiram-rob-second-span-remains-incomplete-nearly-a-year-after-railway-deadline</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-pattabiram-rob-second-span-remains-incomplete-nearly-a-year-after-railway-deadline#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">747a10cf-378c-47ef-857c-d64e11638e4c</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 09:18:12 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T09:18:12.390Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>road over bridge,Pattabiram,Railway</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-28/us9ybe9r/Railway-1.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Nearly two years after one portion of the Pattabiram Road Over Bridge (ROB) was opened to traffic, the second span of the bridge is still incomplete.]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Nearly two years after one portion of the Pattabiram Road Over Bridge (ROB) was opened to traffic, the second span of the bridge is still incomplete.]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-28/us9ybe9r/Railway-1.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Nearly two years after one portion of the Pattabiram Road Over Bridge (ROB) was opened to traffic, the second span of the bridge is still incomplete, with the Rail Passengers Association of Pattabiram, now seeking the intervention of senior railway officials to expedite the work.</p><p>In a representation to the Railway Board Chairman, Southern Railway General Manager and Chennai Divisional Railway Manager on Thursday, the association recalled that the Chief Administrative Officer/Construction of Southern Railway had, in a reply dated June 23, 2025, assured that all railway works would be completed by October 30, 2025. However, as of September this year, the second span remains unfinished.&nbsp;</p> <aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/maduravoyal-outer-ring-road-tender-bids-deferred-15-times">Maduravoyal-Outer Ring Road tender bids deferred 15 times</a></aside><p>“Handrail work had been continuing for several months, while construction materials and large boulders were yet to be cleared from the site, we don’t think it will be finished anytime soon,” said Augustine Roy Rozario, president of the association.&nbsp;</p><p>While the attempts to contact the railway officials proved futile, the state highways department official said that the ROB work was expected to be completed by October 15.&nbsp;</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/residents-seek-answers-as-pattabiram-rob-remains-mired-in-disputes">Residents seek answers as Pattabiram ROB remains mired in disputes</a></aside><p>The four-lane ROB taken up in lieu of the LC-2 railway level crossing gate across the Pattabiram Military Siding (PTMS) line on the Chennai-Tiruvallur High Road (CTH Road), was approved by the State government in 2011 and construction began in March 2018 at a cost of Rs 78.32 crore. The portion opened in 2024 is carrying traffic in both directions leading to traffic bottlenecks.&nbsp;</p><p>Residents claim that the problem was most visible at the junction near Pattabiram police station, which caters to traffic from Pattabiram, Tirunindravur and surrounding localities. The association has sought an inspection of the site and action to ensure completion of the remaining railway works. </p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/tamilnadu/tnrdc-cancels-tender-for-chennai-peripheral-ring-roads-final-stretch">TNRDC cancels tender for Chennai Peripheral Ring Road’s final stretch</a></aside>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Chennai gold price falls by Rs 200 on September 29, 2026; check today&apos;s gold, silver rate</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-gold-price-falls-by-rs-200-on-september-29-2026-check-todays-gold-silver-rate</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-gold-price-falls-by-rs-200-on-september-29-2026-check-todays-gold-silver-rate#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">9c106d6d-b9b5-4e7f-aecc-e30a699911d6</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 04:29:59 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T04:29:59.829Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Online Desk</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371166</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Gold price today,Silver price today,Gold and Silver price in Chennai</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-05-25/tqmp6u3l/gold-1.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative image of gold jewellery ]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Gold jewellery ]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-05-25/tqmp6u3l/gold-1.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI</strong>: A day after plunging by Rs 2,680 per sovereign, the price of gold fell again on Tuesday (September 29), this time by Rs 200 per sovereign.</p><p>Gold is now priced at Rs 1,09,120 per sovereign and Rs 13,640 per gram. Last evening, it was priced at Rs 1,09,320 per sovereign and Rs 13,665 per gram after dropping by Rs 1,880/sovereign in the morning session and Rs 800/sovereign in the evening.</p><h2>Silver prices decreases</h2><p>Meanwhile, <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/search?q=Gold%20silver%20Chennai">silver </a>prices decreased by Rs 5, to sell at Rs 240 per gram (Rs 2,40,000 per kg) on September 29.</p><p>On September 28 evening, silver was priced at Rs 245 per gram.</p><h2>Gold rate today vs gold rate on this day, last year</h2><p>Gold remains significantly higher compared to last year. Prices have increased from Rs 85,600 per sovereign (Rs 10,700 per gram) on September 27, 2025, to Rs 1,09,120 per sovereign (Rs 13,640 per gram) on September 29, 2026, marking an increase of Rs 23,520 per sovereign or about 27.47 per cent.</p><h2>Gold price (22-carat) over the last five days:</h2><p>September 28, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs  1,09,320 | 1 gram - Rs 13,665</p><p>September 26, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,12,000 | 1 gram - Rs 14,000</p><p>September 25, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,12,080 | 1 gram - Rs 14,010</p><p>September 24, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,12,000 | 1 gram - Rs 14,000</p><p>September 23, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,13,080 | 1 gram - Rs 14,135</p> <h2>Silver price over the last five days:</h2><p>September 28, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 245</p><p>September 26, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 250</p><p>September 25, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 250</p><p>September 24, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 250</p><p>September 23, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 255</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Check out petrol and diesel prices in Chennai on September 29, 2026</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/check-out-petrol-and-diesel-prices-in-chennai-on-september-29-2026</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/check-out-petrol-and-diesel-prices-in-chennai-on-september-29-2026#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">392e82aa-b618-4faa-9533-d742dace8d23</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 02:32:35 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T02:32:35.466Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Online Desk</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371166</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Petrol and diesel prices,diesel price,petrol price,fuel price in Chennai</media:keywords><media:content height="720" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-04-15/tjq6h989/dailythanthi2026-04-157re2l4230.avif" width="1200"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Petrol bunk]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ petrol and diesel prices]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-04-15/tjq6h989/dailythanthi2026-04-157re2l4230.avif?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong>&nbsp;The price of petrol and diesel in the city on Tuesday (September 29) remains unchanged.</p><p>According to reports, one litre of petrol is being sold at Rs 107.77, while diesel costs Rs 99.55 per litre in Chennai on Tuesday.</p><p>On May 25, petrol was raised by Rs 2.61 a litre and diesel by Rs 2.71. The increase took cumulative hikes since May 15 to nearly Rs 7.5 per litre.</p><p>Until May, fuel prices had largely remained unchanged since April 2022, except for a Rs 2 per litre reduction announced in March 2024 ahead of the national elections.</p><h2><strong>Why have fuel prices been increased?</strong></h2><p>Global crude oil prices had surged more than 50 per cent since late February following US-Israeli strikes on Iran and disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil transit route.</p><p>State-run retailers had delayed passing on higher input costs for weeks, a move the government said was intended to shield consumers from inflation. Opposition parties, however, accused the administration of holding back price increases until after key state elections.</p><p>The May 15 increase came after the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) expanded its electoral footprint by winning three of five state and UT elections, including West Bengal.</p><p>Retail fuel prices were first raised by Rs 3 per litre on May 15, followed by a 90-paise increase on May 19 and another hike on May 23, when petrol prices rose by 87 paise and diesel by 91 paise per litre.</p><p>On May 25, petrol was raised by Rs 2.61 a litre and diesel by Rs 2.71. The cumulative increase since May 15 stands at nearly Rs 7.5 per litre.</p><p>The increase varies across cities due to differences in local taxes.</p><h2><strong>Petrol rates (per litre) in Chennai across last 5 days:</strong></h2><p>September 28 - Rs 107.77</p><p>September 27 - Rs 107.77</p><p>September 26 - Rs 107.77</p><p>September 25 - Rs 107.77</p><p>September 24 - Rs 107.77</p><h2><strong>Diesel rates (per litre) in Chennai across last 5 days:</strong></h2><p>September 28 - Rs 99.55</p><p>September 27 - Rs 99.55</p><p>September 26 - Rs 99.55</p><p>September 25 - Rs 99.55</p><p>September 24 - Rs 99.55</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Building bigger AI models without safety systems worrying: WSAI head</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/building-bigger-ai-models-sans-safety-systems-worrying-wsai-head</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/building-bigger-ai-models-sans-safety-systems-worrying-wsai-head#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">88a84a4a-85b6-483a-bdc1-0492b8c356a6</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 02:00:56 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T02:00:56.911Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Ramakrishna N</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371180</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>IIT Madras,Artificial Intelligence,chatbots</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/5g0fdnyi/1-4.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Prof Balaraman Ravindran, Head of the Wadhwani School of Data Science and AI (WSAI), IIT Madras]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Prof Balaraman Ravindran, Head of the Wadhwani School of Data Science and AI (WSAI), IIT Madras]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/5g0fdnyi/1-4.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><category>Editorspick</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/artificial-intelligence">Artificial intelligence</a> (AI) is entering a phase where systems can do more than answer questions — they can plan tasks, interact with other systems and increasingly act on behalf of users. But as capabilities expand, safety safeguards must keep pace, says Prof Balaraman Ravindran, Head of the Wadhwani School of Data Science and AI (WSAI), <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/iit-madras">IIT Madras</a>. Excerpts:</p><div><div class="question"><p>AI is moving from chatbots that answer questions to agentic systems that can take actions and interact with other AI systems. Does this fundamentally change the risk equation?</p></div><div class="answer"><p>Yes. We’re moving towards systems where one AI agent can set a task for another AI programme or agent, communicate with it and potentially interact with the outside world. That gives AI much broader capabilities, but also creates the possibility of unintended consequences that we may not be able to control. Even one life lost because of an AI system’s unintended action would be too high a cost. That’s why we need strong guardrails and safety engineering. AI harnesses and narrow, custom-built solutions can help control what these systems are allowed to do.</p></div></div><div><div class="question"><p>What AI development do you think the public has not fully understood?</p></div><div class="answer"><p>There are important developments beyond the race to build larger models. Work around understanding the human genome and mutations across genes, including what has been described as the Genome Atlas, could have significant implications for healthcare. At the same time, AI does not always have to be enormous to be useful. Small models can already perform specific tasks effectively. We use AI in everyday systems such as voice assistants, navigation and logistics. The important question is increasingly how safely and effectively we apply AI, rather than simply how large we can make it.</p></div></div><figure><img alt="Prof Balaraman Ravindran, Head of the Wadhwani School of Data Science and AI (WSAI), IIT Madras" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/2h0bxumu/WSAI-head-2.jpeg" /><figcaption>Prof Balaraman Ravindran, Head of the Wadhwani School of Data Science and AI (WSAI), IIT Madras</figcaption></figure><div><div class="question"><p>Deepfakes, synthetic voices and AI-generated misinformation are becoming increasingly convincing. Are we reaching a point where people cannot trust what they see online?</p></div><div class="answer"><p>The problem existed even before generative AI. Fake messages circulated on WhatsApp and people believed them because they aligned with what they already believed. AI has made the problem more powerful by making convincing audio, video and images easier to create. People need to develop a habit of verification. If a news story sounds too good to be true, it probably needs to be verified. Industry should provide clear labels or watermarks for AI-generated and AI-modified content. Malicious actors may remove them, so important information should always be independently verified.</p></div></div><div><div class="question"><p>AI is also being used by cybercriminals. Can it make attacks more sophisticated and difficult to detect?</p></div><div class="answer"><p>Certainly, but the same technology can strengthen cyber defence. It’s becoming an arms race between attackers and defenders. AI can help automate attacks and identify vulnerabilities, but it can also help organisations detect unusual behaviour and respond faster. The advantage will partly depend on resources and expertise. India already has strong academic capabilities in cyber security, including at institutions such as IIT Madras and IIT Kanpur. That capability needs to keep developing.</p></div></div><div><div class="question"><p>Are we effectively building AI engine first and developing brakes later?</p></div><div class="answer"><p>In many ways, yes. Building AI capability is easier than building reliable safeguards around it. The consequences of a mistake are not always immediately visible, making safety engineering particularly difficult.</p><p>Governments across the world are still developing appropriate norms and regulations. Larger AI companies also have a responsibility to self-police, disclose significant incidents and be honest about the limitations of their systems. Voluntary commitments can help, but responsible industry behaviour and public safeguards are both necessary.</p></div></div><aside><cite>Prof Balaraman Ravindran, Head of the Wadhwani School of Data Science and AI (WSAI), IIT Madras</cite>Every job is likely to change. Some entry-level roles could be significantly affected, but AI will also create new roles, including forward-deployed engineers and data annotators. There’s no precise number for jobs AI will create or eliminate because the technology is changing too quickly. We should instead prepare people for changing skill requirements</aside><div><div class="question"><p>You have said AI replaces skills rather than simply replacing jobs. What does that mean for workers, especially those entering the job market?</p></div><div class="answer"><p>A job is usually a bundle of skills and tasks. AI may replace some tasks while leaving other parts of the job intact. For example, in a BPO role involving OTP verification, customer interaction and routine information processing, some activities can become autonomous while others remain assisted or supervised. So every job is likely to change. Some entry-level roles could be significantly affected, but AI will also create new roles, including forward-deployed engineers and data annotators. I would not give a precise number for jobs AI will create or eliminate because the technology is changing too quickly. We should instead prepare people for changing skill requirements.</p></div></div><div><div class="question"><p>USA and China have huge advantages in capital, computing power and frontier AI. Where should India place its bet?</p></div><div class="answer"><p>India should continue frontier research because we need technical depth, expertise and capability for strategic and national-security applications. But there is also an enormous opportunity in AI diffusion — taking frontier AI to people and enterprises at the right price and making it work reliably in real-world conditions. The last mile has not been completely solved. Some companies have even rolled back AI pipelines because of errors or costs. India can build robust applications that solve practical problems at an affordable price. That is a major opportunity.</p></div></div><div><div class="question"><p>If you had to identify one immediate priority for India to move from being an AI consumer to an AI creator, what would it be?</p></div><div class="answer"><p>We need to develop and deploy useful AI ourselves rather than waiting for solutions from elsewhere. That requires investment in talent, research, applications and the wider ecosystem. We should pursue frontier research while simultaneously focusing on diffusion — taking AI into Indian enterprises, public services and everyday applications at the right cost. Combining deep technical capability with large-scale deployment can help India become a creator rather than merely a consumer.</p></div></div><div><div class="question"><p>India’s work on Indian-language AI is often described as a unique advantage. Can language become India’s AI moat?</p></div><div class="answer"><p>India is doing excellent work in multilingual AI. IIT Madras, Sarvam, AI4Bharat and IIT Hyderabad are contributing significantly, and some of the work is world-class. But language alone may not remain a permanent moat. Global companies are also investing in Indian-language data and models. Our broader advantage is diversity — social, cultural and economic. India has highly developed environments alongside resource-constrained regions, many languages and very different deployment conditions. If we learn to build AI that works across that diversity and under resource constraints, that could become a much broader global advantage.</p></div></div><aside><cite>Prof Balaraman Ravindran, Head of the Wadhwani School of Data Science and AI (WSAI), IIT Madras</cite>Tamil Nadu should not wait for AI solutions to arrive from elsewhere. Healthcare, manufacturing, automobiles, GCCs and fintech all offer opportunities to develop indigenous AI applications. We need to bring AI talent together with domain knowledge and invest in developing solutions centred here</aside><div><div class="question"><p>Tamil Nadu has strong sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, automobiles, GCCs and fintech. Where do you see the biggest opportunity for AI?</p></div><div class="answer"><p>Tamil Nadu should not wait for AI solutions to arrive from elsewhere. Healthcare, manufacturing, automobiles, GCCs and fintech all offer opportunities to develop indigenous AI applications. The State has data, domain expertise and people who understand these industries. We need to bring AI talent together with that domain knowledge and invest in developing solutions centred here. The opportunity is not merely to use AI but to build products and capabilities that can be taken to other markets.</p></div></div><div><div class="question"><p>Chennai faces persistent challenges involving flooding, water management, traffic, pollution and urban planning. Can AI genuinely address these problems?</p></div><div class="answer"><p>Technology can provide solutions, but implementation is the bigger challenge. IIT-Madras has expertise in urban water management and water treatment, including wastewater reclamation. Experts have also worked on flooding-related problems and interacted with cities facing similar challenges.</p><p>But having a solution and implementing it on the ground are different things. If storm water drains are blocked by construction debris, technology alone cannot prevent flooding. Traffic is similar. AI can improve routing, signals and traffic management, but there are physical limits to road capacity. Public transport and infrastructure also have to be strengthened. Not every urban problem is purely technological.</p></div></div><aside><cite>Prof Balaraman Ravindran, Head of the Wadhwani School of Data Science and AI (WSAI), IIT Madras</cite>A student from a Tier-II college may understand an agricultural problem extremely well but may not know how to build a product, find customers or provide technical support. AI Studio aims to develop that product mindset</aside><div><div class="question"><p>IIT-Madras has launched AI Studio to help turn AI research into companies. What gap is it trying to bridge?</p></div><div class="answer"><p>We have brilliant students, researchers and entrepreneurs with excellent ideas, but there is often a gap between having an idea and turning it into a product. A student from a Tier-II college may understand an agricultural problem extremely well but may not know how to build a product, find customers or provide technical support. AI Studio aims to develop that product mindset. The other major challenge is patient capital. Deep-tech companies may need 2-3 years before their potential becomes clear. India needs more investors willing to take that long-term risk. With the backing of IIT Madras, AI Studio can improve the chances of promising ideas becoming viable companies.</p></div></div>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Where materials hold memories</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/where-materials-hold-memories</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/where-materials-hold-memories#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">1367f89f-c11a-4849-8987-22c9846dfa56</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 01:51:33 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T01:51:33.105Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Merin James</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371182</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Mylapore,exhibition,Artist,art</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/v67ex8rr/1.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Kannan with his work.]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Kannan with his work.]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/v67ex8rr/1.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Material Memoir, curated by Isaiarasi Annamalai, brings together works by Kannan P, Mani Murugesan, Ramki Ravi, Ramesh N, Surya S and Yogeshwaran V, exploring the relationship between material, process and memory in<a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/chennai-event"> contemporary art</a>. </p><p>Presented at The Collectors Room by Artiform, Mylapore, the exhibition brings together artists who work across different mediums and processes. It also reflects Artiform’s focus on supporting young and emerging artists by increasing visibility and creating opportunities for their practices. The exhibition runs until October 31.</p><p>At the heart of the exhibition is a simple question: can materials remember? Curator Isaiarasi says the artists look at materials not merely as tools but as elements that carry texture, history and a sense of time. “Each artist in this exhibition approaches material in a very different way. Some works are built through repetition, some through lines and marks and others through assembling many small elements to create something larger,” she says.</p><p>Kannan P’s works use wooden pieces, metal sheets and other materials, drawing from his travels and what he encounters along the way. The artist says the exhibition also grew from an existing friendship among the participating artists. “Most of us have known each other for a long time. We did a group show earlier and met Isaiarasi; that’s how this show came about. Most of us are working under senior artists and are close friends. In this exhibition, we have worked with multiple mediums, including metal sheets and wooden pieces,” says Kannan.</p><figure><img alt="Wood work by Ramesh" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/28sbkd7d/Wood-work-by-Ramesh.jpeg" /><figcaption>Wood work by Ramesh</figcaption></figure><p>For him, travel is an important part of his practice. “I travel a lot and whatever I see around me, I create work with my journey,” he adds.</p><p>As a printmaker, Ramesh is drawn to the intricate and detailed process, which allows each work to evolve uniquely. Working across different printmaking techniques, he explores new ways of understanding form and meaning. His travels and experiences inspire works featuring birds, animals and fish, capturing the emotions and stories of nature.</p><p>The works exhibited are a reflection of his recent travels to Kochi.</p><p>“Using etching, woodcut and mixed media, I focus on boats as a central subject, symbolising the livelihood of the people of Kochi. In one work, dense tree roots engulf the boats, while in another, a school of fish moves alongside them.</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/stories-behind-gond-and-pattachitra-art">This Chennai exhibition brings stories behind Gond and Pattachitra art
</a></aside><figure><img alt="Ramesh" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/mv9vmmzo/Ramesh.jpeg" /><figcaption>Ramesh</figcaption></figure><p>The combination of wood and metal adds a quiet tension to the surface, suggesting how memory and place evolve. Through layered textures and flowing lines, the works capture quiet moments where land, water and human presence meet,” shares Ramesh.</p><p>While the artists differ in their choice of medium and approach, Isaiarasi says their practices come together through the idea of material carrying memory.</p><p>“A piece of wood can remind us of nature, a repeated mark can remind us of time, and a collection of small elements can make us think about how individual moments come together to form something bigger,” she says.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Chennai Citizen Connect: Exposed e-cables raise safety concerns on Paper Mills Road</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-citizen-connect-exposed-e-cables-raise-safety-concerns-on-paper-mills-road</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-citizen-connect-exposed-e-cables-raise-safety-concerns-on-paper-mills-road#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">0fecefe3-5002-4fa4-88da-32297e20117d</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 01:49:21 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T01:49:21.202Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Perambur,Chennai Citizen Connect,Chennai civic issues,e-cables</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/5kscpdbo/1-3.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Power cables lying on the ground besides SWDs on Paper Mills Road n Perambur]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Power cables lying on the ground besides SWDs on Paper Mills Road n Perambur]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/5kscpdbo/1-3.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Exposed <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/tnpdcl">TNPDCL </a>power cables lying along the footpath near Our Lady of Lourdes Shrine on Paper Mills Road in <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/perambur">Perambur </a>have raised safety concerns among pedestrians and residents, particularly with the monsoon approaching.</p><p>The footpath is used by a large number of people, including children and senior citizens, while customers visiting a popular ice cream shop nearby also have to cross the cables to reach the premises. Residents said the exposed cables could pose a risk of accidents and electrical leakage if they are damaged.</p><p>Stormwater drain works are currently under way on Paper Mills Road. Residents said the power cables were removed during the work and left exposed along the footpath and roadside. Even in some stretches where the drain work has been completed, the cables have not been properly laid underground, they said.</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/exposed-electrical-wires-pose-risk-to-children-pedestrians-in-new-washermenpet">Exposed electrical wires pose risk to children, pedestrians in New Washermenpet</a></aside><p>A shopkeeper in the area, Saravanan, said customers had to cross the exposed cables to reach shops. "When such exposed cables get damaged, they are temporarily repaired by wrapping tape around them. We have repeatedly complained to the authorities, but no action has been taken so far," he said.</p><p>Resident Srinivasan said the cables could become a safety hazard during the monsoon. "If the cables develop an electrical leakage during the monsoon, pedestrians and customers visiting nearby shops could be affected," he said.</p><p>TNPDCL officials said the cables were removed when the Greater Chennai Corporation carried out works on Paper Mills Road. "As the works have been completed, the cables are currently exposed at some places. They will be properly laid underground by tonight," officials said.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Tipplers takeover poorly maintained Villivakkam kids’ park</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-poorly-maintained-childrens-park-in-villivakkam-a-tipplers-den</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-poorly-maintained-childrens-park-in-villivakkam-a-tipplers-den#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">9b89b599-3603-4eaa-8c0d-f2f1b498ae5d</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 01:46:04 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T01:46:04.322Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>children,Villivakkam,park,tippler</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/4vdoifts/1-1.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Overgrown weeds and the premises littered with liquor bottles prevent kids from using the park]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Overgrown weeds and the premises littered with liquor bottles prevent kids from using the park]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/4vdoifts/1-1.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> The <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/greater-chennai-corporation">GCC </a>children’s park on 5th Street in Rajamangalam, <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/villivakkam">Villivakkam</a>, is poorly maintained, with garbage and overgrown plants found inside the park. Residents said that the poor maintenance could lead to an increase in mosquitoes and insects.&nbsp;</p><p>The park has children’s play equipment, including a slide, swing, 4-seater merry-go-round, duck rider and climbing ladder. However, empty liquor bottles and garbage are also found inside the premises.</p><p>Parents are concerned about allowing their children to use the play equipment due to the poor maintenance and safety concerns.&nbsp;Residents also alleged that some people consume alcohol inside the park at night and leave empty liquor bottles behind. They said the park, which was created for children, is being used for undesirable activities after dark.&nbsp;</p><p>Ramya, a resident, whose house is located close to the park, said, “Some people consume alcohol in the area at night, and also inside the park. It’s painful to see a park meant for children being used for drinking. After 7 pm, when fewer children are around, some people engage in such activities. There is not enough monitoring in the evening and at night. CCTV cameras should be installed to improve security.”&nbsp;</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-citizen-connect-renovated-perungalathur-park-kept-closed-to-public-for-8-months">Chennai Citizen Connect: Renovated 8 months ago, but Perungalathur park remains closed</a></aside><p>Another resident, Palaniappan, pointed to the overgrown greenery due to poor maintenance. “Some visitors throw food packets and snack covers inside the park, which has increased the garbage. More dustbins should be installed and the garbage should be removed daily. The overgrown plants should also be trimmed and the park cleaned.”&nbsp;</p><p>Listening to these complaints, a senior Corporation official told&nbsp;<em>DT Next</em>: “Steps will be taken to remove overgrown plants and accumulated garbage from the park. Necessary measures will be taken to keep the park clean and ensure that it’s safe for children to use.” </p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Staircase collapse leaves Pattinapakkam TNUHDB residents cutoff from their homes</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-staircase-collapse-leaves-pattinapakkam-families-fearing-for-safety</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-staircase-collapse-leaves-pattinapakkam-families-fearing-for-safety#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">6349e46f-0815-4359-ad26-e5cc11b4eb41</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 01:44:42 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T01:44:42.043Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Vasudevan S</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371197</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Pattinapakkam,Safety concerns,staircase</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/0txua7c1/1.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Residents of Block 42, Nambikkai Nagar, worried for their safety]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Residents of Block 42, Nambikkai Nagar, worried for their safety]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/0txua7c1/1.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> A staircase in a two-storey <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/tnuhdb">TNUHDB </a>building at Nambikkai Nagar in <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/pattinapakkam">Pattinapakkam </a>collapsed on Saturday, injuring a person and forcing residents to stay out of their homes amid fears that more portions of the ageing structures could give way. The incident has heightened concerns among families living in six TNUHDB buildings in the locality.</p><p>Each building has eight flats and the structures were constructed in the 1970s. Residents said that the buildings had received some maintenance during the AIADMK regime, but there had been no proper maintenance in recent years.</p><p>They said walls, staircases and other portions of the buildings had deteriorated and some had occasionally collapsed, posing a risk to residents. Paulraj, a resident, said, “My friend had come here to attend a temple festival. He was climbing the staircase to the 8<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;house in Block 42 when it suddenly collapsed. He was injured in the incident, after which residents on the upper floors have been unable to access their homes.”</p><p>Residents have been staying outside their houses since 9 pm on Saturday, near Madha Church. “A temporary place should be arranged for women and children to stay. Otherwise, there is a possibility of more accidents. Families with children are afraid that pieces of the building could fall and cause injuries. As we could not enter our houses, we stayed overnight in a festival pandal nearby,” he said.</p><p>Latha, another resident, said that several portions of the buildings, including walls and staircases, were damaged both inside and outside the houses. “Residents sleep in fear at night. If this situation continues, their safety will remain at risk. No action has been taken so far,” she said.</p><p>A TNUHDB official said that the board had received a complaint regarding the condition of the buildings. “We’ll discuss the issue with the managing director and take appropriate action,” the official said. </p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Madras University slashes study fees, duration for PG Archaeology</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/madras-university-slashes-study-fees-time-for-pg-archaeology</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/madras-university-slashes-study-fees-time-for-pg-archaeology#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">a493b207-a13a-4f9d-abeb-24f18c9b6fc6</guid><pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2026 01:30:00 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-29T01:30:00.000Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>GEEDAN PC</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371205</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>archaeology,Madras University,PG degree</media:keywords><media:content height="844" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-08-18/rmqd14sf/879698_p46.jpg" width="1500"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ University of Madras]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ University of Madras]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-08-18/rmqd14sf/879698_p46.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> The <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/madras-university">University of Madras</a> has revised its archaeology programmes, reducing the duration of the Postgraduate Diploma in Archaeology from two years to one year and cutting the annual fieldwork fee for its MA Ancient History and Archaeology programme.</p><p>Under the revised academic scheme, student intake for the PG Diploma in Archaeology will also be revised.</p><p>The university has also reduced the annual fieldwork fee for the MA Ancient History and Archaeology programme offered under the self-supportive mode from Rs 30,000 to Rs 20,000 a year.</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/19-percent-cut-in-madras-university-budget-allocation-of-pension-down-385-percent">19 percent cut in Madras University budget; allocation of pension down 38.5 percent</a></aside><p>The changes are part of the revised academic regulations and schemes approved by the university for implementation from the 2026-27 academic year.</p><p>Meanwhile, the university has decided to suspend five certificate courses offered by the Department of Adult and Continuing Education.</p><p>The courses are Functional English and Public Speaking, Skin Care and Beauty Therapy, News Reading and Compering, Web Page Designing, and Women Studies.</p><p>The university said the courses had remained inactive for more than five years. It has proposed suspending them from the 2026-27 academic year.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Trader kidnapped over debt; 1 held in Chennai</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/trader-kidnapped-over-debt-1-held-in-chennai</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/trader-kidnapped-over-debt-1-held-in-chennai#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">3bbbf75d-fc80-41e1-8546-3f0ff3798817</guid><pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 16:30:29 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-28T16:30:29.685Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>chennai crime,kidnap,Police,Trader</media:keywords><media:content height="1973" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-07-27/xfo4mi9v/Arrest-4.jpg" width="3508"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Arrest-representative image ]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Arrest-representative image ]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-07-27/xfo4mi9v/Arrest-4.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/chintadripet">Chintadripet </a>police arrested a 24-year-old man for allegedly abducting a mobile shop owner and stealing gadgets worth Rs 1.5 lakh over an unpaid loan. </p><p>The complainant, Ashok (27) from Rajasthan, runs a cellphone shop on Athipattan Street, Chintadripet.</p><p>On September 25, the accused, Sethuraman of Aminjikarai, lured Ashok to his car after shopping on the pretext of fetching money, pushed him inside, and threatened him over a Rs 10 lakh loan taken by his brother.</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-bank-staff-waylaid-in-t-nagar-robbed-of-rs-11-lakh-4-held">Chennai: Bank staff waylaid in T Nagar, robbed of Rs 11 lakh; 4 held</a></aside><p>When the vehicle stopped near a mall in Anna Nagar, Ashok managed to escape. Police arrested Sethuraman and recovered 97 AirPods and gadgets worth Rs 1.5 lakh, along with an iPhone and the car.</p><p>He was produced before a magistrate and remanded in judicial custody.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Chennai gold price falls by Rs 2,680 on September 28, 2026; check today&apos;s gold, silver rate</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-gold-price-falls-by-rs-2680-on-september-28-2026-check-todays-gold-silver-rate</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-gold-price-falls-by-rs-2680-on-september-28-2026-check-todays-gold-silver-rate#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">aa0f8066-479b-49b5-855c-f1c3e328ddea</guid><pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 14:11:58 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-28T14:11:58.300Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Online Desk</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371166</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Gold price today,Silver price today,Gold and Silver price in Chennai</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-01-08/ppzk4gq1/gold.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative Image]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Gold jewellery ]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-01-08/ppzk4gq1/gold.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> The price of gold in the city decreased by Rs 800 per sovereign on Monday (September 28) evening.</p><p><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/search?q=Gold%20silver%20Chennai">Gold</a> is now priced at Rs 1,09,320 per sovereign and Rs 13,665 per gram, after a decrease of Rs 100 per gram.</p><p>Earlier in the morning, the yellow metal was priced at Rs 1,10,120 per sovereign following a fall of Rs 1880. The gram rate was Rs 13,765, after a decrease of Rs 235 per gram.</p><p>Overall, on Monday, the price has decreased by Rs Rs 2,680 per sovereign (Rs 335 per gram) in the city.</p><h2>Silver prices remain unchanged</h2><p>Meanwhile, <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/search?q=Gold%20silver%20Chennai">silver</a> prices also remain stable, and continue to sell for for Rs 245 per gram (Rs 2,45,000 per kg) on September 28.</p><h2>Gold rate today vs gold rate on this day, last year</h2><p>Gold remains significantly higher compared to last year. Prices have increased from Rs 85,120 per sovereign (Rs 10,640 per gram) on September 27, 2025, to Rs 1,09,320 per sovereign (Rs 13,665 per gram) on September 28, 2026, marking an increase of Rs 24,200 per sovereign or about 28.43 per cent.</p><h2>Gold price (22-carat) over the last five days:</h2><p>September 26, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,12,000 | 1 gram - Rs 14,000</p><p>September 25, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,12,080 | 1 gram - Rs 14,010</p><p>September 24, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,12,000 | 1 gram - Rs 14,000</p><p>September 23, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,13,080 | 1 gram - Rs 14,135</p><p>September 22, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,13,480 | 1 gram - Rs 14,185</p><h2>Silver price over the last five days:</h2><p>September 26, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 250</p><p>September 25, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 250</p><p>September 24, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 250</p><p>September 23, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 255</p><p>September 22, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 255</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Power shutdown on September 30 in Chennai&apos;s Velachery, Porur, Besant Nagar</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/power-shutdown-on-september-30-in-chennais-velachery-porur-besant-nagar</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/power-shutdown-on-september-30-in-chennais-velachery-porur-besant-nagar#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">6490148a-ef4c-4720-9f54-9070c8c6ee46</guid><pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 13:01:37 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-28T13:01:37.195Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>residents,Power shutdown,Maintenance Work,Electricity</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-01-04/ph6sxxir/Shutdown-1.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative image]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Electricity]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-01-04/ph6sxxir/Shutdown-1.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Power supply will be suspended in the following areas on Wednesday (September 30) from 9 am to 2 pm for carrying out various maintenance works.</p><p>Supply will be resumed before 2 pm, if the works are completed.</p><p><strong>Velachery:</strong> Rettai Pillaiyar Koil Street, Anna Street, Bharathi Street, San Academy, VOC Nagar 1st-4th Street, Jhoshna Flats, Srinivasa Nagar, Devi Flats, Murugu Nagar, Gomathy Nagar, Jain Flats</p><p><strong>Porur:</strong> Kovoor Ambal Nagar, Ram Nagar, Anna Street, Kangachi Street, Aananda Vinayagar Street, Kundrathur Main Road, Ambedkar Street</p><p><strong>Ponneri:</strong> Thervoykandigai and Sipcot, Gopal Reddy Kandigai, Pollanur, Puthunagar, Karadiputhur, Buthur, NM Kandigai, Kannankottai, Panchallai, Amarambedu, Agragaram, Thanipoondi, Periyapuliyur Siruvada and above all surrounding areas</p><p><strong>Puzhal:</strong> Theeyabakkam, Kosapur, Ambedkar Nagar, Thiyagi Viswanathadass Nagar, Periyar Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Sendrampakkam, Kanam Palaiyam, Bose Nagar, New Anna Nagar</p><p><strong>Besant Nagar:</strong> 4th Main Road, 32nd-35th Cross Street, 3rd Avenue, 5th Avenue, Alcott Kuppam Road, Tiruvalluvar Nagar, Bajanai Kovil Street, Urur Ellaiamman Kovil Street</p><p><strong>IT Corridor:</strong> Subramanian Street, Venkateshwara Nagar, Chandrasekar Nagar, Nehru Nagar, Sai Baba Nagar, Thiru Vi Ka Nagar, Kannadasan Nagar, Bharma Colony 1st-4th Streets, Neurology Hospital, Maruti Suzuki Showroom, GM Tex Square, Kottivakkam, KPK Nagar, Annai Sathya Nagar, Ramaniyam, ELCOT Road, Model School Road, Kumarasamy Nagar</p><p><strong>Nanganallur:</strong> BV Nagar, Nehru High Road, Hindu Colony, SBI Colony Main Road, NGO Colony, KK Nagar, Nanganallur 1st-5th Main Road, Nanganallur 18th, 23rd, 43rd-45th Street, Ullagaram, Nehru Colony, Lakshmi Nagar, Jayanthi Nagar.</p><p><strong>Ambattur:</strong> Korattur TVS Nagar, Kandigai Street, Annai Nagar Main Road, Padmavathy Nagar</p><p><strong>Moovarasampet:</strong> Pantaloons, Porunthavakkam, Sath Sangam Street, James Street, Gopal Street, Nehru Street, Anna Street, Ganesh Mahal, Koot Road, Senthuran Colony Indian Bank, Kavitha Textile, Raghava Nagar, Saraswathi Street, Defence Colony, KFC, Anna Street, Raghava Nagar 2nd Main Road</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>New elevated access for Chennai airport: AAI submits DPR</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/aai-submits-dpr-for-elevated-road-linking-tambaramporur-road-with-chennai-airport</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/aai-submits-dpr-for-elevated-road-linking-tambaramporur-road-with-chennai-airport#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">0a47b8b1-61f3-4790-8483-60d22c5e0f6b</guid><pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 09:52:04 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-28T09:52:04.713Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Airports Authority of India,Chennai Airport,infrastructure,elevated road,TVK govt</media:keywords><media:content height="349" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-08-25/64vszt28/201609271340216881_Man_detained_at_Chennai_Airport_with_foreign_currency_SECVPF.gif" width="620"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Chennai airport]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Chennai airport]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-08-25/64vszt28/201609271340216881_Man_detained_at_Chennai_Airport_with_foreign_currency_SECVPF.gif?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><category>Editorspick</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> The <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/airports-authority-of-india">Airports Authority of India</a> (AAI) has submitted a Detailed Project Report (DPR) to the <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/tvk-govt">Tamil Nadu government</a> for a new elevated road linking the Tambaram-Porur stretch to <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/chennai-airport">Chennai airport</a>, seeking State approval for an alternative access route to the facility's rear.</p><p>The proposed elevated link, planned across the Adyar River, will offer direct connectivity to the airport's rear side, reducing dependence on the congested GST Road. This new route is expected to streamline both passenger and cargo vehicle movement.</p><p>This road proposal aligns with AAI's plans for a fifth terminal at the airport, designed to augment capacity and optimise the use of remote bays. This terminal project, stalled for several years, was revived by AAI in 2024.</p><p>The push for alternative access is also driven by the difficulties cargo vehicles face at the main entrance. Restrictions and heavy traffic on the GST Road often hamper freight movement, particularly vehicles arriving from other parts of the State, officials noted.</p><p>The elevated corridor across the Adyar has been mooted for some time. Following the State government's request to assess the impact of the proposed structures on the river's flow during normal, monsoon, and flood conditions, AAI had previously commissioned a hydrological study by the Centre for Water Resources, Anna University.</p><p>AAI has indicated its readiness to undertake the road project once the State government grants approval. Authorities will now review the latest DPR before the proposal advances to the implementation stage.</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/tamilnadu/tamil-nadu-government-unveils-chennai-to-puducherry-elevated-coastal-road-ferry-service">Tamil Nadu government unveils Chennai to Puducherry elevated coastal road, ferry service</a></aside><figure><img alt="" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-29/bea30vyh/WhatsApp_Image_2026_09_29_at_07_58_03.jpeg" /></figure><p>The development coincides with AAI's broader expansion of Chennai airport, with the integrated Terminal 3 also nearing completion.</p><p>The new elevated link is expected to complement this expansion by providing a crucial additional access route for passengers and cargo.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Raw mango prices fall by Rs 50 per kg at Chennai&apos;s Koyambedu market on September 28, 2026
</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/raw-mango-prices-fall-by-rs-50-per-kg-at-chennais-koyambedu-market-on-september-28-2026</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/raw-mango-prices-fall-by-rs-50-per-kg-at-chennais-koyambedu-market-on-september-28-2026#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">7aa64d4a-89c7-46da-a37a-75b34dca5374</guid><pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 04:25:41 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-28T04:25:41.277Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Online Desk</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371166</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Chennai&apos;s Koyambedu market,Vegetable Price</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-02-05/hah7gr88/vegetable.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Image of vegetables used for representative purpose]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ May 25 2026, Vegetable price]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-02-05/hah7gr88/vegetable.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Raw mango prices dropped by Rs 50 per kg at Chennai's Koyambedu wholesale market on Monday (September 28), while lemon prices fell by Rs 30 per kg. Beans and snake gourd, meanwhile, became costlier by Rs 10 per kg, with prices of most other vegetables remaining unchanged.</p> <h2>Which vegetable prices increased today?</h2><p>Snake gourd – Rs 35 per kg, up by Rs 10 (compared to September 24)</p><p>Beans – Rs 100 per kg, up by Rs 10</p> <h2>Which vegetable prices decreased today?</h2><h2></h2><p>Raw mangoes – Rs 200 per kg, down by Rs 50</p><p>Lemons – Rs 220 per kg, down by Rs 30</p> <h2>What are the prices of essential vegetables ?</h2><p>Onion: Rs 56 per kg</p><p>Potato: Rs 35 per kg</p><p>Tomato: Rs 30 per kg</p><p>Drumstick: Rs 40 per kg</p> <h2>What are the prices of other vegetables ?</h2><h2></h2><p>Beetroot: Rs 50 per kg</p><p>Ginger: Rs 160 per kg</p><p>Green chillies: Rs 60 per kg</p><figure><img alt="" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-28/h9upm8kk/Screenshot-2026-09-28-095331.png" /></figure><h2>How much do herbs cost today ?</h2><h2></h2><p>Coriander: Rs 7 per bunch</p><p>Mint: Rs 7 per bunch</p><p>Curry leaves: Rs 30 per kg</p> ]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Chennai gold price falls by Rs 1,880 on September 28, 2026; check today&apos;s gold, silver rate</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-gold-price-falls-by-rs-1880-on-september-28-2026-check-todays-gold-silver-rate</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-gold-price-falls-by-rs-1880-on-september-28-2026-check-todays-gold-silver-rate#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">2cf81f78-3c29-4e27-8fad-5daaebf59547</guid><pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 04:25:28 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-28T04:25:28.203Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Online Desk</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371166</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Gold price today,Silver price today,Gold and Silver price in Chennai</media:keywords><media:content height="2244" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-07-17/3ckvofi9/PTI05222026000260B.jpg" width="3990"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ A salesman arranges a necklace at a jewellery shop.]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Jewellery shop, in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir.]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-07-17/3ckvofi9/PTI05222026000260B.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI</strong>: <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/search?q=Gold%20silver%20Chennai">Gold </a>prices in the city dropped by Rs 1,880 per sovereign on Monday (September 28).</p><p>The yellow metal is now priced at Rs 1,10,120 per sovereign and Rs 13,765 per gram, after a decrease of Rs 235 per gram.</p><p>Earlier, on September 26, the yellow metal was priced at Rs 1,12,000 per sovereign and Rs 14,000 per gram.</p><h2>Silver prices decreases</h2><p>Meanwhile, silver prices decreased by Rs 5, to sell at Rs 245 per gram (Rs 2,45,000 per kg) on September 28.</p><p>On September 26, silver was priced at Rs 250 per gram.</p><h2>Gold rate today vs gold rate on this day, last year</h2><p>Gold remains significantly higher compared to last year. Prices have increased from Rs 85,120 per sovereign (Rs 10,640 per gram) on September 27, 2025, to Rs 1,10,120 per sovereign (Rs 13,765 per gram) on September 28, 2026, marking an increase of Rs 25,000 per sovereign or about 29.37 per cent.</p><h2>Gold price (22-carat) over the last five days:</h2><p>September 26, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,12,000 | 1 gram - Rs 14,000</p><p>September 25, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,12,080 | 1 gram - Rs 14,010</p><p>September 24, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,12,000 | 1 gram - Rs 14,000</p><p>September 23, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,13,080 | 1 gram - Rs 14,135</p><p>September 22, 2026: 1 Sovereign - Rs 1,13,480 | 1 gram - Rs 14,185</p> <h2>Silver price over the last five days:</h2><p>September 26, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 250</p><p>September 25, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 250</p><p>September 24, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 250</p><p>September 23, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 255</p><p>September 22, 2026: 1 gram - Rs 255</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Check out petrol and diesel prices in Chennai on September 28, 2026</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/check-out-petrol-and-diesel-prices-in-chennai-on-september-28-2026</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/check-out-petrol-and-diesel-prices-in-chennai-on-september-28-2026#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">f3b010bd-debe-4cfc-a267-745f9d47c74c</guid><pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 02:33:35 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-28T02:33:35.332Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Online Desk</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371166</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Petrol and diesel prices,diesel price,petrol price,fuel price in Chennai</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-01-14/nrwvrwxx/Petrol-5.jpg" width="1500"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative Image ]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative Image ]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-01-14/nrwvrwxx/Petrol-5.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong>&nbsp;The price of petrol and diesel in the city on Monday (September 28) remains unchanged.</p><p>According to reports, one litre of petrol is being sold at Rs 107.77, while diesel costs Rs 99.55 per litre in Chennai on Monday.</p><p>On May 25, petrol was raised by Rs 2.61 a litre and diesel by Rs 2.71. The increase took cumulative hikes since May 15 to nearly Rs 7.5 per litre.</p><p>Until May, fuel prices had largely remained unchanged since April 2022, except for a Rs 2 per litre reduction announced in March 2024 ahead of the national elections.</p><h2><strong>Why have fuel prices been increased?</strong></h2><p>Global crude oil prices had surged more than 50 per cent since late February following US-Israeli strikes on Iran and disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil transit route.</p><p>State-run retailers had delayed passing on higher input costs for weeks, a move the government said was intended to shield consumers from inflation. Opposition parties, however, accused the administration of holding back price increases until after key state elections.</p><p>The May 15 increase came after the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) expanded its electoral footprint by winning three of five state and UT elections, including West Bengal.</p><p>Retail fuel prices were first raised by Rs 3 per litre on May 15, followed by a 90-paise increase on May 19 and another hike on May 23, when petrol prices rose by 87 paise and diesel by 91 paise per litre.</p><p>On May 25, petrol was raised by Rs 2.61 a litre and diesel by Rs 2.71. The cumulative increase since May 15 stands at nearly Rs 7.5 per litre.</p><p>The increase varies across cities due to differences in local taxes.</p><h2><strong>Petrol rates (per litre) in Chennai across last 5 days:</strong></h2><p>September 27 - Rs 107.77</p><p>September 26 - Rs 107.77</p><p>September 25 - Rs 107.77</p><p>September 24 - Rs 107.77</p><p>September 23 - Rs 107.77</p><h2><strong>Diesel rates (per litre) in Chennai across last 5 days:</strong></h2><p>September 27 - Rs 99.55</p><p>September 26 - Rs 99.55</p><p>September 25 - Rs 99.55</p><p>September 24 - Rs 99.55</p><p>September 23 - Rs 99.55</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Body of man killed by friends recovered from well in Mangadu</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/body-of-man-killed-by-friends-recovered-from-well-in-mangadu</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/body-of-man-killed-by-friends-recovered-from-well-in-mangadu#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">c301d8b7-5285-4935-b51f-cc34c65afba9</guid><pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 02:01:05 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-28T02:01:05.810Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>murder case,Mangadu,well</media:keywords><media:content height="349" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-08-22/5kzgbiue/202202120143467125_3yrold_child_dies_as_coconut_piece_gets_stuck_in_throat_in_SECVPF.gif" width="620"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative Image]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative Image]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-08-22/5kzgbiue/202202120143467125_3yrold_child_dies_as_coconut_piece_gets_stuck_in_throat_in_SECVPF.gif?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> A 25-year-old man was <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/murder-case">murdered </a>by two of his friends, who beat him to death and then tied a boulder to his body and dumped it in a well near <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/mangadu">Mangadu</a>.</p><p>Two persons – Vicky (20) and Parthiban (26) – were arrested and police have detained six others for enquiry.&nbsp;The deceased was identified as Yuvanesh (26) of Kolumanivakkam near Mangadu.</p><p>Probe revealed that Yuvanesh allegedly sent obscene text messages to Vicky’s girlfriend and harassed her after which Vicky plotted to murder him.&nbsp;On Friday night, he called Yuvanesh for a discussion and when the two were talking, an argument broke out after which he assaulted Yuvanesh with a stone.</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-man-kills-friend-by-stuffing-sand-in-mouth-held">Chennai: Man kills friend by stuffing sand in mouth; held</a></aside><p>Parthiban too joined Vicky and the duo repeatedly assaulted Yuvanesh with stones and liquor bottles and killed him.&nbsp;The duo then tied a boulder to his body and dumped it in a nearby well.</p><p>Yuvanesh’s family had filed a missing complaint after which the police conducted investigations and learnt about what transpired. On Saturday, police and rescue personnel recovered his body from the well and sent it to Government Kilpauk Medical College Hospital for postmortem. Further investigation is underway.&nbsp;</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Chennai: Woman set afire by estranged lover dies after a week</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-woman-set-afire-by-estranged-lover-dies-after-a-week</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-woman-set-afire-by-estranged-lover-dies-after-a-week#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">7b103ec8-c889-4116-bdc3-34e18c95cbec</guid><pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 01:59:06 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-28T01:59:06.440Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>murder,woman,Fire</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-02-05/8j8rpvbg/Fire.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative Image ]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative Image ]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-02-05/8j8rpvbg/Fire.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> A 32-year-old woman, who was set <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/murder-case">afire </a>by her estranged lover, outside her house in <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/korukkupet">Korukkupet</a> on September 18 succumbed to her injuries on Saturday. Police had already arrested the accused and have now altered the case to murder.&nbsp;The arrested person was identified as M Babulal (40). </p><p>Police said that he was earlier an accused in a murder case and was cleared of the charges a few years ago.&nbsp;</p><p>Probe revealed that he was in a relationship with a woman, who lived in Srinivasapuram in Korukkupet with her husband and two children. She broke up with Babulal and did not respond to his phone calls for the last few months, after which he decided to attack her.&nbsp;</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-man-sets-estranged-lover-on-fire">Chennai man sets estranged lover on fire</a></aside><p>On September 18, she was sitting outside her house while her husband and children were inside. Police said Babulal approached the house from the back, poured petrol on her and set her afire before fleeing the scene.&nbsp;</p><p>Hearing her screams, her husband and neighbours rushed to her rescue and took her to Stanley GH. She was later referred to KMCH for further treatment. The woman had suffered 50% burns and died without responding to treatment.&nbsp;</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Audit of Tamil Nadu&apos;s local bodies reveals Rs 6,770 crore gap</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/rs-6770-crore-audit-gaps-in-local-bodies</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/rs-6770-crore-audit-gaps-in-local-bodies#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">a9e7655d-3bcb-469f-a064-36747bbed16c</guid><pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 01:53:04 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-28T01:53:04.418Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Ramakrishna N</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371180</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Greater Chennai Corporation,breakfast scheme</media:keywords><media:content height="414" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/import/imported/2022-04/3c291e2d-9899-4f20-8433-25e7cacb3ea5/202201161407149543_GCC_appoints_additional_volunteers_help_home_quarantine_SECVPF.jpg" width="620"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ GCC]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ GCC]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/import/imported/2022-04/3c291e2d-9899-4f20-8433-25e7cacb3ea5/202201161407149543_GCC_appoints_additional_volunteers_help_home_quarantine_SECVPF.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><category>Editorspick</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Tamil Nadu's local bodies are facing a staggering Rs 6,770.79 crore in audit observations for 2024-25, with the Local Fund Audit Department flagging revenue leakages, mounting deficits, property-tax lapses and procurement violations across the <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/greater-chennai-corporation">Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) </a>and other urban local bodies.</p><p>The Greater Chennai Corporation fared badly with an income of Rs 4,431.80 crore against expenditure of Rs 5,295.01 crore in 2024-25, resulting in an annual deficit of Rs 863.21 crore. Its accumulated deficit stood at Rs 3,567.52 crore as of March 31,</p><p>The department raised 1,82,450 audit observations during the year, but only Rs 1.28 crore had been recovered in cash against objections settled as of May 31, 2026. Of the 4,229 institutions due for audit, scrutiny was completed in 4,217.</p><p>The audit identified seven major GCC observations totalling Rs 2.76 crore, including tender-procedure violations, delays in property-tax assessment and in the revision of demands, payments for road renovation work, deployment of conservancy workers for office duties, excess payment to a contractor, and expenditure on closed Micro Compost Centres.</p><p>Procurement practices also came under the scanner. The audit questioned Rs 20.09 crore spent through quotation-based procurement and execution of works in GCC zones and schools, instead of the open e-tender process prescribed under the Tamil Nadu Transparency in Tenders Act and Rules.</p><p>Procurement for the Chief Minister's Breakfast Scheme was also flagged. The audit found that vegetables and other raw materials were procured through quotations rather than directly from the designated government agencies, as prescribed. The GCC maintained that the purchases were made through the Tamil Nadu Civil Supplies Corporation and the Tamil Nadu State Palm Jaggery and Fibre Sales Cooperative Federation, citing Chief Secretary's guidelines. The objection remains pending for government orders.</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/tamilnadu/cag-flags-tamil-nadus-fiscal-stress-revenue-leaks-implementation-lapses">CAG flags Tamil Nadu’s fiscal stress, revenue leaks, implementation lapses</a></aside><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/tamilnadu/cag-flags-tamil-nadus-fiscal-stress-revenue-leaks-implementation-lapses">CAG flags Tamil Nadu’s fiscal stress, revenue leaks, implementation lapses</a></aside><p>The financial strain was not confined to Chennai. The 24 other city Municipal Corporations together recorded Rs 6,200 crore in revenue against Rs 7,560.81 crore expenditure, resulting in a combined annual deficit of Rs 1,360.80 crore. Their accumulated deficit stood at Rs 1,526.35 crore, while debt liability stood at Rs 3,055.24 crore, and recoverable tax stood at Rs 2,420.09 crore.</p><p>A key audit finding involved an estimated Rs 389.55 crore revenue loss across corporations due to the short collection of water supply and underground sewerage charges, with commercial and industrial buildings allegedly being charged residential rates.</p><p>Avadi was separately flagged for failing to levy property tax from the half-year in which CMDA completion certificates were issued, resulting in a reported revenue loss of Rs 75.71 lakh.</p><p>The audit also found cases where collections through cards, cheques and demand drafts were either not credited or short-credited to Corporation accounts. The combined amount involved in the affected corporations was Rs 2.54 crore, with Tambaram among those flagged.</p><p>There were wide differences in the financial performance of the 24 corporations. Tambaram recorded an annual surplus of Rs 168.78 crore and an accumulated surplus of Rs 573.52 crore, while Avadi posted an annual deficit of Rs 31.21 crore despite an accumulated surplus of Rs 31.66 crore. Several other corporations ended the year with both annual and accumulated deficits.</p><p>The report also recorded an annual deficit of Rs 527.86 crore and an accumulated deficit of Rs 3,007.56 crore among 137 municipalities.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>When strangers become your girl gang</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/when-strangers-become-your-girl-gang</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/when-strangers-become-your-girl-gang#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">2b68f1cd-910b-42fc-8e75-cb7287b3c9af</guid><pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 01:49:32 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-28T01:49:32.875Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Dharshini</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2502049</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>women,gathering,MyRafiky</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-28/akbhx2o1/1-80.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ From the previous meeting ]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ From the previous meeting ]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-28/akbhx2o1/1-80.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Walking into a room full of strangers comes with its own set of second thoughts. Who do you talk to? Will there be awkward silences? For Sahana and Prithvinka, those were some of the thoughts they carried into MyRafiky’s women-only gathering in Chennai on Sunday. But within minutes, smiles, introductions and small conversations began to make the unfamiliar room feel a little less so.</p><p>“I came here completely on my own with so many second thoughts running at the back of my head,” says Prithvinka. Expecting awkward silences, she instead found herself welcomed by the host and the women around her. She began by talking to the host and the person sitting next to her and, by the end of the event, had interacted with almost everyone in the room.</p><p>The gathering, ‘Saree, Brunch &amp; Art with Rafiky’, brought women together at Sashwatha Cafe, Anna Nagar, for an afternoon of sarees, mallipoo, brunch, mandala-making and conversations. But beneath the activities was a simpler idea: creating a space where people could meet without needing an existing friendship or professional connection.</p><p>For Jefin Manojline, Founder of MyRafiky, that idea comes from the connection between mental health and loneliness. “We started MyRafiky as a mental health community because we believed that mental health and loneliness are two sides of the same coin. You can have people around you and still feel incredibly alone,” Jefin says.</p><p>“I think what people are missing is intentional presence,” he adds. Everyday conversations can be rushed or distracted, whereas a space created specifically for connection allows people to listen and stay in the conversation.</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/a-space-to-meet-connect-and-belong">Social Scape: A space to meet, connect and belong in Chennai
</a></aside><figure><img alt="" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-28/yqyyth25/IMG-20260927-WA0003.jpg" /></figure><h2>When making friends becomes difficult</h2><p>For Sahana, the gathering brought up a feeling she had been missing: making friends without an agenda. “As adults, we all look forward to networking with new people and sharing our LinkedIn IDs more than making friends. I sometimes used to wonder where the joy of making friends disappeared. I missed the times when the only reason someone came and said hi was to be my friend,” she says.</p><p>She had been curious about communities such as MyRafiky but was hesitant about attending alone. Eventually, she decided that waiting for someone to accompany her might mean never taking the step.</p><p>Prithvinka, too, came out of curiosity and a desire to do something for herself. Conversations soon moved beyond introductions, with women discussing friendships, navigating their 20s, figuring out life and the difficulty of meeting people as adults.</p><p>“It was comforting to realise that a lot of the things I thought were just my own thoughts were actually things other women were feeling too. I came in knowing nobody and somehow left knowing little pieces of so many people’s stories,” she says.</p><figure><img alt="" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-28/7czo4inm/IMG-20260927-WA0005.jpg" /></figure><figure><img alt="Jefin Manojline" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-28/2sg52jhx/IMG-20260927-WA0002.jpg" /><figcaption>Jefin Manojline</figcaption></figure><h2>From strangers to a community</h2><p>The shift from strangers to a sense of belonging happened gradually. For Prithvinka, it was the smiles and the realisation that others had arrived with the same uncertainty. The more they spoke, the more she felt like she was among her “girl gang”.</p><p>Jefin says MyRafiky’s focus is to ensure that such gatherings do not become merely Instagrammable experiences. The team introduces participants and guides conversations, while hosts remain attentive to anyone who might need help entering a conversation. “The aesthetic may bring someone into the room, but the quality of the interaction is what makes them want to come back,” he says.</p><p>According to Jefin, those interactions have sometimes continued long after the events. People who met through MyRafiky have gone on trips together, become close friends and even attended weddings of people they first met through the community. For someone wondering whether to attend alone, Jefin’s answer is simple: not knowing anyone is often what many people in the room have in common. Participants do not have to arrive confident or outgoing; they only have to take the first step.</p><p>For Sahana, “the hardest part is just walking through the door,” she says. “Once you’re there, the smiles, the conversations and the activities make it so much easier. And you never know, you might walk in alone and walk out with a little girl gang of your own.” For the next MyRafiky event, check their social media handles.</p><figure><img alt="Sahana" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-28/j350wp7l/IMG-20260927-WA0000.jpg" /><figcaption>Sahana</figcaption></figure>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Lawfully yours: By Retired Justice K Chandru | Only a fair selection of EC members with guaranteed autonomy can ensure fair polls</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/lawfully-yours-by-retired-justice-k-chandru-only-a-fair-selection-of-ec-members-with-guaranteed-autonomy-can-ensure-fair-polls</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/lawfully-yours-by-retired-justice-k-chandru-only-a-fair-selection-of-ec-members-with-guaranteed-autonomy-can-ensure-fair-polls#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">41867dec-8ab4-4871-95bf-7b63e8162288</guid><pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 01:30:00 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-28T01:30:00.000Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Justice (Retd) K Chandru</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371169</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Judges,Central Election Commission,Special Intensive Revision (SIR)</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/import/h-upload/2024/09/22/843281-untitleddesign8.webp" width="1500"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Justice K Chandru]]></media:title><media:description type="html"></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/import/h-upload/2024/09/22/843281-untitleddesign8.webp?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>The additional Declaration Form (Annexure D), introduced by the Election Commission as part of Form 6 under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in Bihar, is proving controversial against the backdrop of the CEC overriding Election Commissioners in key decisions. Many voters may understandably find it difficult to determine where they last voted, particularly given the large floating population in metropolitan areas and the highly exploitative rental housing market, where tenants frequently move from one address to another. The issue becomes even more complicated for first-time voters. How are they expected to establish where their parents last voted, particularly if the parents have also moved between cities or constituencies over the years? Do these requirements place an unreasonable evidentiary burden on voters? If so, could such conditions raise questions about the constitutional validity of the SIR exercise, particularly in relation to the right to vote and the principles of equality and non-arbitrariness?</p><p><strong>-- K Mayivahanan, Mandaiveli, Chennai</strong></p><p>While non-discriminatory adult franchise in parliamentary and Assembly elections is a constitutional guarantee, the enumeration of voters and actual voting are governed by laws enacted by Parliament and rules and orders issued by the Election Commission of India.</p><p>Therefore, when a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) was ordered during the Bihar poll, followed in several election-bound States, the Supreme Court did not interfere, except for the inclusion of Aadhaar as an identity card. They did not examine the actual format of an SIR, asking for several details which even an educated, middle-class person can answer.</p><p>The Bengal SIR proved to be the worst ever SIR, which even altered the course of election results. This led the SC to take suo motu action, forming judicial authorities to scrutinise deletions along with an appellate tribunal.</p><p>There are about 32 lakh appeals, and it may take several years to get disposed of. Even then, the SC did not stop the election and went on advising disenfranchised voters to be patient and that they have more opportunities to vote in their lifetime. It is only now that internal dissension within the ECI brought out the revised format of Form 6, by which several lakh voters were removed.</p><p>When the SC will decide these issues and guarantee a free and fair poll is anybody's guess. Only a fair and free selection of the ECI with guaranteed autonomy alone can bring in fair elections. With a bad umpire and match-fixing, we will have no good sport.</p><h2>Govt has no mechanism to control AI; urgent safeguards needed to tackle ‘Bhasmasura’</h2><p>Will the latest incidents of AI tools autonomously hacking computer systems, without prompts from human operators, lead to legal complications? If an AI agent independently executes a cyberattack, who should bear legal responsibility? How should law-enforcement agencies investigate and prosecute cross-border cyberattacks carried out autonomously by AI agents, particularly when the operator and victim are located in different jurisdictions? Is there a need for a dedicated international or nodal mechanism to coordinate investigations, preserve digital evidence, and determine jurisdiction when autonomous AI systems are involved in transnational cyber offences? More importantly, is India's existing legal and institutional framework equipped to deal with such threats?</p><p><strong>-- R Chandrasekar, Chetpet, Chennai</strong></p><p>Even the Supreme Court has grown alarmed over AI becoming an increasing threat through its usage by lawyers, judges, and Tribunals, and has sent out a warning totally banning its usage in judgment writing and cautioning lawyers to vouchsafe that they will not bring court judgments generated by AI usage.</p><p>As on date, the government has no mechanism to prevent AI usage (or misuse) in various activities in the administration of the country. In essence, it has no ways and means to control it. AI has actually become the proverbial "Bhasmasura", and its potential to cause a disaster is yet to be fathomed.</p><p>It is high time we wake up to study its potential harm, take steps to control its use, and create safeguards for the future defence of the country.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Private school approval fraud: CCB raids 4 locations in Kallakurichi</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/private-school-approval-fraud-chennai-police-searched-houses-of-relatives-of-absconding-accused</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/private-school-approval-fraud-chennai-police-searched-houses-of-relatives-of-absconding-accused#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">e3ed2291-cca8-4f34-87a4-ae6c87efd0e2</guid><pubDate>Sun, 27 Sep 2026 05:29:08 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-27T05:29:08.783Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Chennai police,Search,Private school approval fraud</media:keywords><media:content height="414" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/import/imported/import/Articles/2019/Mar/201903310159041568_Two-more-persons-held-in-loan-racket_SECVPF.gif" width="620"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Central Crime Branch]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Central Crime Branch]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/import/imported/import/Articles/2019/Mar/201903310159041568_Two-more-persons-held-in-loan-racket_SECVPF.gif?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> The <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/central-crime-branch">Central Crime Branch</a> (CCB) of the Greater <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/chennai-police">Chennai Police</a> on Saturday searched four locations in Kallakurichi district in connection with the multi-crore fraud involving former School Education Minister <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/anbil-mahesh-poyyamozhi">Anbil Mahesh</a> and his associates.</p><p>While three persons were arrested in connection with the case and premises of the former minister were searched two weeks ago, CCB officials on Saturday conducted searches at the house and office of the relatives of Muthukumar, one of the prime suspects in the case, who is now absconding.</p><p>Muthukumar was involved in financial transactions by claiming to get government approvals from private school managements at his company named Global 360 Degree in T Nagar, Chennai, and his relative Saravanan was found to have abetted him in the transactions, investigations have revealed.</p><p>On Saturday, police conducted searches in his relatives’ houses – Saravanan and Ramesh – in Kallakurichi, and the house and shop of Gokulakrishnan in Kallakurichi and seized 30 bank-related documents.</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-police-raids-premises-linked-to-former-school-education-minister-anbil-mahesh">DMK’s Anbil Mahesh booked for private school approvals scam</a></aside><blockquote>On September 16, the CCB had said that they had booked the former minister on corruption charges and launched simultaneous searches at nine locations in Chennai and Tiruchy</blockquote><p>Earlier, on September 16, the CCB had said that they had booked the former minister on corruption charges and launched simultaneous searches at nine locations in Chennai and Tiruchy, and also places belonging to his aides Valadi Karthik, Arun Prakash and Prakash. Property documents, bank details, cheques and electronic devices were seized.</p><p>The case stems from a complaint filed by Elangovan, Secretary of the Federation of Associations of Private Schools in Tamil Nadu, with the Chennai City Police Commissioner. He alleged that a network had collected money from private school managements after promising to secure government approvals, including permanent recognition, upgradation, DTCP clearance and other clearances.</p><p>Based on the complaint, the CCB registered a case and arrested the prime accused, B.T. Arasakumar (59) of Saligramam, Chennai, on June 27. He was later remanded in judicial custody and detained under the Goondas Act. Two other accused, Suresh and Raja have also been arrested in the case.</p><p>Police said that over 250 people have been examined across Tamil Nadu, including several government officials from the School Education Department, and relevant government documents have been seized.</p><p>Preliminary inquiry has revealed that several crores of rupees were allegedly collected from 177 private schools on false assurances. Bank accounts linked to the accused, their family members and associates have been identified and frozen – 20 accounts linked to Arasakumar and his family and 29 accounts linked to another suspect Muthukumar are under financial scrutiny. </p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Check out petrol and diesel prices in Chennai on September 27, 2026</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/check-out-petrol-and-diesel-prices-in-chennai-on-september-27-2026</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/check-out-petrol-and-diesel-prices-in-chennai-on-september-27-2026#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">5da1d59f-cbfa-4e56-8911-0f8ec38c9d55</guid><pubDate>Sun, 27 Sep 2026 03:10:03 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-27T03:10:03.464Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Online Desk</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371166</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Petrol prices,diesel prices,Petrol and diesel price in Chennai</media:keywords><media:content height="900" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-08-02/gyfr3ko0/Untitled-design-23.jpg" width="1600"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative image]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Petrol and diesel]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-08-02/gyfr3ko0/Untitled-design-23.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong>&nbsp;The price of petrol and diesel in the city on Sunday (September 27) remains unchanged.</p><p>According to reports, one litre of petrol is being sold at Rs 107.77, while diesel costs Rs 99.55 per litre in Chennai on Sunday.</p><p>On May 25, petrol was raised by Rs 2.61 a litre and diesel by Rs 2.71. The increase took cumulative hikes since May 15 to nearly Rs 7.5 per litre.</p><p>Until May, fuel prices had largely remained unchanged since April 2022, except for a Rs 2 per litre reduction announced in March 2024 ahead of the national elections.</p><h2><strong>Why have fuel prices been increased?</strong></h2><p>Global crude oil prices had surged more than 50 per cent since late February following US-Israeli strikes on Iran and disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil transit route.</p><p>State-run retailers had delayed passing on higher input costs for weeks, a move the government said was intended to shield consumers from inflation. Opposition parties, however, accused the administration of holding back price increases until after key state elections.</p><p>The May 15 increase came after the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) expanded its electoral footprint by winning three of five state and UT elections, including West Bengal.</p><p>Retail fuel prices were first raised by Rs 3 per litre on May 15, followed by a 90-paise increase on May 19 and another hike on May 23, when petrol prices rose by 87 paise and diesel by 91 paise per litre.</p><p>On May 25, petrol was raised by Rs 2.61 a litre and diesel by Rs 2.71. The cumulative increase since May 15 stands at nearly Rs 7.5 per litre.</p><p>The increase varies across cities due to differences in local taxes.</p><h2><strong>Petrol rates (per litre) in Chennai across last 5 days:</strong></h2><p>September 26 - Rs 107.77</p><p>September 25 - Rs 107.77</p><p>September 24 - Rs 107.77</p><p>September 23 - Rs 107.77</p><p>September 22 - Rs 107.77</p><h2><strong>Diesel rates (per litre) in Chennai across last 5 days:</strong></h2><p>September 26 - Rs 99.55</p><p>September 25 - Rs 99.55</p><p>September 24 - Rs 99.55</p><p>September 23 - Rs 99.55</p><p>September 22 - Rs 99.55</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>1,534 city schools cleared of waste in anti-dengue drive</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/1534-city-schools-cleared-of-waste-in-anti-dengue-drive</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/1534-city-schools-cleared-of-waste-in-anti-dengue-drive#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">824a7520-873a-46f7-ba65-16e722f2ba55</guid><pubDate>Sun, 27 Sep 2026 03:05:01 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-27T03:05:01.294Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Greater Chennai Corporation,government schools,mosquito,Chennai dengue cases</media:keywords><media:content height="414" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/import/imported/import/Images/Article/201710110833143924_Dengue-20000-defaulters-get-notice_SECVPF.gif" width="620"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Health Department officials ckeck for breeding dengue  mosquitoes in a drive in the city]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Health Department officials ckeck for breeding dengue  mosquitoes in a drive in the city]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/import/imported/import/Images/Article/201710110833143924_Dengue-20000-defaulters-get-notice_SECVPF.gif?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> The <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/greater-chennai-corporation">Greater Chennai Corporation</a> (GCC) cleared 8,351 kg of unwanted materials and discarded tyres from 1,534 educational institutions across the city on Saturday (September 26) as part of an intensive <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/search?q=Dengue">dengue</a> and fever prevention drive.</p><p>The drive covered 635 government and Corporation-run schools and 899 private schools across all 15 zones. Around 3,214 workers were deployed to identify and eliminate <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/mosquito">mosquito</a> breeding spots on school premises.</p><p>Teams removed 7,419 kg of unwanted materials that could hold stagnant water and collected 932 kg of discarded tyres. As part of preventive measures against mosquito breeding, 262 fogging and larvicidal spraying machines were deployed across the campuses.</p><p>The GCC has now extended similar preventive drives to college campuses across the city. </p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/dengue-prevention-gcc-finds-mosquito-breeding-sources-in-4192-houses">Dengue prevention: Chennai corporation finds mosquito breeding sources in 4,192 houses</a></aside><p>Civic officials have instructed school administrations to immediately remove stagnant rainwater, maintain sanitation standards and create awareness among students, teachers and parents about preventing vector-borne diseases.</p>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>A little bit of Mizoram in Velachery
</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/a-little-bit-of-mizoram-in-velachery</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/a-little-bit-of-mizoram-in-velachery#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">b77b9373-4a66-49a8-8741-49b11a3cada7</guid><pubDate>Sun, 27 Sep 2026 02:19:58 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-27T02:19:58.215Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>Dipti Jain</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371270</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>Velachery,Food Review,Mizoram,Cuisines,Beef,Chennai,pork,Restaurant Review</media:keywords><media:content height="1313" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-27/le8kidr9/Vegetarian-Thali.jpg" width="1969"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Vegetarian Thali]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Vegetarian Thali]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-27/le8kidr9/Vegetarian-Thali.jpg?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI:</strong> Years ago, Marlon and Feli met at a city-based mall, where he was a general manager and she was working at a skincare brand counter. He would deliberately stop by her counter during his rounds, and she would eagerly demonstrate how to use the products. Thus began their love story. The Goan man and the Mizo woman went on to marry, start a family and later build a restaurant around the food Feli grew up eating.</p> <figure><img alt="Marlon and Feli" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-27/jf9m58co/Marlon-and-Feli.jpg" /><figcaption>Marlon and Feli</figcaption></figure><p>The couple’s labour of love, Feli’s Kitchen, recently opened in Velachery. They serve a variety of northeastern cuisines, with a focus on Mizo flavours, hoping to introduce Chennaiites to cuisines they feel deserve greater familiarity.</p><p>Initially, the couple cooked meals from home for students and staff at IIT Madras. “We started by making meals for just a few people at the institution. But within a year and a half, we had around 750 steady customers,” says Marlon. The response inspired the couple to open a physical space.</p><figure><img alt="Mango Sticky Rice" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-27/nlpqkkxv/Mango-Sticky-Rice.jpg" /><figcaption>Mango Sticky Rice</figcaption></figure><p>A cosy space, the restaurant feels lived-in. There’s a guitar leaning against a wall, wind chimes swaying in the breeze, books tucked into corners, and photographs of customers, as well as the couple’s families and their staff, on the walls. A few tables away, plates of pork, rice and vegetables are being polished off, while the smell of something slow-cooked lingers in the air.</p><p>As the dishes made their way to our table, we began with the mango sticky rice. Cooked with coconut milk and sugar, the dessert is cooled before being topped with coconut cream, condensed milk and cubes of mango. The rice itself was soft and mildly sweet, with the coconut flavour coming through gently without overpowering the fruit. “We use seasonal Neelam mango for its aroma, while roasted sesame seeds add a slight nuttiness. My tip is to mix the coconut cream into the rice, so that every spoonful carries the flavour instead of leaving the cream only on top,” says Feli, who previously worked as a chef in a hotel.</p>  <figure><img alt="Nampi Pork Chilli fry" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-27/90kr0mye/Nampi-Pork-Chilli-fry.jpg" /><figcaption>Nampi Pork Chilli fry</figcaption></figure><p>Next, we sampled their pork curry, where the meat was cooked with mustard leaves procured directly from Mizoram, along with fresh kimchi and white cilantro. Instead of corn flour, they use potatoes and onions to thicken the gravy, explains Feli. The smoked pork curry brought another distinctly Northeastern flavour to the table. It was cooked with dry mushrooms, akhuni (fermented soybean), white cilantro, fresh kimchi, tomatoes and potato, with the fermented soybean adding depth. The Nampi pork chilli fry is where the heat picked up - with the pork cooked first and then stir-fried with fish sauce, a little soy sauce and chilli flakes. “A customer suggested replacing green chilli with chilli flakes would make this dish even better, and then this version became our fast-selling dish,” reveals Feli.</p><p>The roasted beef cubes were the highlight. Despite its name, the beef wasn’t deep-fried but slowcooked for nearly three hours with very little red chilli powder, turmeric and salt, until the meat turned soft and tender rather than chewy. “The long cooking allows the flavour of the beef to remain at the centre,” Feli explains.</p><p>The ramen was light, topped with mushrooms, carrots and beans, with a non-vegetarian option available too. Sesame seeds, green onions and finely sliced cabbage added texture, while the noodles were tossed with oil, onions and masala, making it a warm and savoury dish.</p><figure><img alt="Pork Curry with Mustard leaves" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-27/rubythiq/Pork-Curry-with-Mustard-leaves.jpg" /><figcaption>Pork Curry with Mustard leaves</figcaption></figure><figure><img alt="Smoked Pork Curry" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-27/6offkoiz/Smoked-Pork-Curry.jpg" /><figcaption>Smoked Pork Curry</figcaption></figure><p>The vegetarian thali offered a true taste of the homely side of Feli’s cooking. It featured a simple potato fry, a broccoli and mushroom sauté, and akhuni with white cilantro. There was also eromba, a spicy mashed potato preparation made with banana blossom and fresh kimchi from Mizoram. “The dal curry, made with masoor and toor dal, comes from my sister-in-law Anitha’s recipe, while the bhindi fry is inspired by South Indian cooking but with less masala,” adds Feli.</p> <figure><img alt="Ramen Garnish" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-27/ezakvzlw/Ramen-Garnish.jpg" /><figcaption>Ramen Garnish</figcaption></figure><p>What ties the meal together is that none of the dishes seems to be trying too hard. The flavours are built around ingredients that Feli knows and understands, including pork, fermented soybean, herbs, chillies, vegetables and rice, with cooking methods that keep the food close to its roots. For Feli, cooking is not just about getting the ingredients right, but about putting a little bit of yourself into what you make. “Food I love, I can cook. Food I don’t love, I can’t cook. Food is all about heart,” she says.</p> <figure><img alt="Roasted Beef Cubes" src="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-09-27/cikmuu28/Roasted-Beef-Cubes.jpg" /><figcaption>Roasted Beef Cubes</figcaption></figure><p>And perhaps that is what makes Feli’s Kitchen stand out. You do not simply leave having tried Northeastern food; you leave having tasted a little of Feli’s home, her memories and the way she believes food should be cooked, with heart.</p><figure class="op-interactive"><iframe allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen" frameborder="0" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/h4uIh-VbUH0"></iframe></figure>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Greater Chennai Corporation to offer Rs 50 allowance, withdraws daily meal system for cleanliness workers</title><link>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/greater-chennai-corporation-to-offer-rs-50-allowance-withdraws-daily-meal-system-for-cleanliness-workers</link><comments>https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/greater-chennai-corporation-to-offer-rs-50-allowance-withdraws-daily-meal-system-for-cleanliness-workers#comments</comments><guid isPermaLink="false">2457e032-9e65-408e-93bb-a31ef9f9abe0</guid><pubDate>Sun, 27 Sep 2026 02:17:21 +0000</pubDate><atom:updated>2026-09-27T02:17:21.211Z</atom:updated><atom:author><atom:name>DT NEXT Bureau</atom:name><atom:uri>/api/author/2371163</atom:uri></atom:author><description></description><media:keywords>GCC,Cleanliness workers,daily meal system</media:keywords><media:content height="576" medium="image" url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-02-12/z9my2bjp/dt-next2026-02-11v0ipvaajsanitation-workersvb99.avif" width="1024"><media:title type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative image of cleanliness workers]]></media:title><media:description type="html"><![CDATA[ Representative image of cleanliness workers]]></media:description></media:content><media:thumbnail url="https://media.assettype.com/dt-next/2026-02-12/z9my2bjp/dt-next2026-02-11v0ipvaajsanitation-workersvb99.avif?w=280" width="280"></media:thumbnail><category>Chennai</category><content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>CHENNAI</strong>: The <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/greater-chennai-corporation">Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC)</a> will discontinue the existing system of providing <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/chennai/chennai-cleanliness-workers-to-get-food-allowance">meals </a>to <a href="https://www.dtnext.in/topic/cleanliness-workers">cleanliness workers</a> and instead pay them a daily food allowance of Rs 50, covering 24,264 workers engaged through private agencies, according to a Government Order issued on September 21.</p><p>The Municipal Administration and Water Supply department issued the GO after the GCC received complaints regarding the food supplied to cleanliness workers under the existing arrangement.</p><p>The GCC entered into a three-year arrangement to provide breakfast, lunch and dinner to cleanliness workers. The system came into effect on November 15, 2025.</p><aside><a href="https://www.dtnext.in/news/tamilnadu/tamil-nadu-cleanliness-workers-protest-for-disbursal-of-newly-agreed-wages">Tamil Nadu: Cleanliness workers protest for disbursal of newly agreed wages</a></aside><p>The GO noted that complaints about the food quality, timely distribution and hygiene deficiencies in the kitchens were received. Concerns were also raised over the quality of raw materials and utensils used for preparing and serving the food, as well as their maintenance.</p><p>Following this, the GCC sought the cleanliness workers' views on continuing the existing system. According to the GO, about 92 per cent of the workers expressed their preference for receiving a food allowance instead of meals.</p><p>Based on the feedback, the government has approved the discontinuation of the existing food-supply arrangement and authorised the GCC to provide a food allowance of Rs 50 per day to 24,264 cleanliness workers employed through private agencies, including Urbaser Sumeet and Chennai Enviro Solutions Private Limited.</p><p>The allowance will be calculated based on the number of days a worker attends duty and paid along with the monthly salary.</p><p>The annual expenditure towards the allowance is estimated at Rs 44.28 crore. The GCC will meet the expenditure from its own funds, the GO said.</p><p>The government has directed the GCC to implement the new arrangement after discontinuing the existing system of supplying meals to cleanliness workers.</p>]]></content:encoded></item></channel></rss>