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Chennai Auto Driver Annadurai Revealed as Seven-Time TEDx Speaker

A Chennai woman shared her experience of discovering that her auto driver, Annadurai, is a renowned speaker with seven TEDx talks. During a share-auto ride in Sholinganallur, she was impressed by the amenities in his vehicle and his cheerful demeanor. Annadurai, who offers free rides to certain professionals, refused her fare upon learning she was a teacher and doctor. The story highlights his passion and success beyond his job title.

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Civic·The New Indian Express·

Teeth Accessories Trend Gains Popularity Among Millennials and Gen Z in Anna Nagar

Teeth accessories like tooth gems and grills are becoming popular among Millennials and Gen Z in Anna Nagar, Chennai. These accessories, which have no clinical significance, are used for aesthetic purposes and are influenced by pop culture. Dr. Namradha Umapathy from Atom Dental in Anna Nagar highlights the role of social media in spreading awareness about these procedures. The trend, while primarily aesthetic, requires proper oral hygiene to prevent dental issues. The popularity of these accessories is growing, especially among those in creative fields.

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Civic·The Times of India·

Encroachments in Anna Nagar: Homes Extend Ramps and Gardens onto Public Roads

Residents in affluent Chennai neighborhoods, including Anna Nagar, are encroaching on public land with ramps, gardens, and parked vehicles, affecting pedestrian space. Civic activists and officials highlight the issue, noting that these encroachments often go unchallenged despite violating building rules. The Greater Chennai Corporation plans to identify and remove such obstructions.

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Civic·The Times of India·

Chennai Police Commissioner Orders Immediate Complaint Acknowledgement

Chennai's new police commissioner, A Amalraj, has instructed city police to issue community service register (CSR) acknowledgments without delay to complainants. This directive follows surprise inspections at various police stations, including Anna Nagar. Amalraj emphasized the need for prompt service, adequate seating for complainants, and the removal of old vehicles from station premises. He also urged officers to enhance crime prevention efforts, particularly against women and narcotics-related offences.

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Civic·The Times of India·

Chennai's Unsafe Buildings Persist Due to Legal and Bureaucratic Hurdles

In Chennai, numerous unsafe buildings remain standing due to ownership disputes, redevelopment challenges, and bureaucratic delays. The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) identified 337 unsafe structures in 2025, but many remain undemolished. In Anna Nagar, several old buildings continue to pose risks, with redevelopment hindered by high costs and lack of consensus among owners. GCC officials cite legal issues and resource constraints as barriers to demolition.

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Civic·The Hindu·

Chennai Police Commissioner Orders Prompt CSR Issuance at Stations

Chennai Police Commissioner A. Amalraj has instructed police personnel to ensure prompt issuance of Community Service Register (CSR) acknowledgements at police stations. During inspections of 12 stations, including Anna Nagar, he emphasized the need for proper seating for complainants and timely CSR receipts. He also called for cleanliness and removal of old vehicles at stations, and urged increased surveillance in vulnerable areas.

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Civic·The Hindu·

Health Minister Inspects TNMSC Warehouse in Anna Nagar

Health Minister K.G. Arunraj inspected the Tamil Nadu Medical Services Corporation warehouse in Anna Nagar, Chennai, highlighting its role in supplying medical equipment to government hospitals. He discussed improving stock management and ensuring uninterrupted power supply for hospital equipment. The Minister also addressed pending licenses for private hospitals and measures for potential drug shortages due to the Middle East conflict.

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Civic·The Hindu·

Chennai Police Commissioner Orders Prompt CSR Issuance at Stations

Chennai Police Commissioner A. Amalraj has instructed police personnel to promptly issue Community Service Register (CSR) acknowledgements to complainants at police stations, including Anna Nagar. Over the past three days, he inspected 12 stations and emphasized the need for proper seating, timely CSR issuance, and avoiding repeated visits for complainants. He also directed the removal of old vehicles from station premises and increased surveillance in vulnerable areas.

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Civic·Times of India·

Water Supply Restored in Anna Nagar After Pipeline Burst

Water supply has been restored in Anna Nagar, Kolathur, and parts of Ambattur after a six-day disruption due to a major pipeline burst near Puzhal. The burst affected 35 areas under Kolathur constituency and several localities in Ambattur and Anna Nagar zones. Emergency repairs were carried out on the 1,200mm diameter main pipeline along GNT Road. Metrowater deployed additional tanker lorries to manage the crisis, and normal distribution resumed late Sunday night.

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Civic·The Hindu·

AISF Members Detained for Protest at CBSE Office in Anna Nagar

Sixteen members of the All India Students’ Federation (AISF) were detained by Greater Chennai Police for protesting without permission in front of the CBSE regional office in Anna Nagar. The protestors demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, citing alleged irregularities in CBSE exams and a NEET question paper leak. They were later released.

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