Electors pitch for business development, peace and harmony in Harbour Assembly constituency
DMK led Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) has initiated electoral roll revisions in the Harbour Assembly Constituency, resulting in the removal of over 12,000 names from northern states. Residents like Mitha Lal and R. Barathan highlight the positive impact of the government's policies on business growth and social harmony. However, challenges remain such as stray cattle attacks, inadequate infrastructure, and traffic congestion. The BJP faces an uphill battle due to the removal of significant numbers of north Indian voters during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR).
5 APR 2026
— The Hindu
Tiruppur South residents are dissatisfied with the lack of progress on infrastructure projects despite improvements in other areas.
— The Hindu
Despite infrastructure projects, Poonamallee residents cite inadequate civic amenities, including a lack of sewer systems and reliable water supply.
— The Hindu
Residents of the Ambattur Assembly Constituency are demanding improvements to infrastructure and services, including a new government hospital, a government school for boys, and improvements to the Korattur lake.
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