Reduce your environmental footprint by adopting a minimalist approach. Buy only what you need, invest in durable, high-quality items & let go of excessive consumerism. A clutter-free life leads to less waste, more savings and a healthier planet. Less is more!  #SustainableLiving

Rising levels of obesity across the world have come to signify food systems that are prioritising taste and convenience over health and nutrition. Obesity levels in India are also unique in that it is more prevalent among the growing middle class that has greater access to processed foods, fast food, and sedentary lifestyles (due to desk jobs, screen time, etc.). Take control of your health and your family's health. Eat better. Live better. 

Lead is one of the World Health Organization’s top 10 chemicals of public health concern. Lead poisoning affects 1 in 3 children worldwide. 90% of these children are in low- and middle-income countries. There is no safe level of lead poisoning.

Citizen consumer and civic Action Group (CAG) organized a network meeting in Bangalore on February 22, 2025. This meeting brought together partners from various states in India, including Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Telangana, Chhattisgarh, and Tripura who had been part of the "Accelerating Clean Energy Transition in India" project.

Save energy in the kitchen by using lids while cooking to trap heat, batch-cooking meals to reduce repeated energy use and switching off the stove a few minutes early to let residual heat finish cooking. Small, mindful steps can lead to big savings over time! #SustainableLiving

From Darjeeling tea to Kanchipuram sarees, GI tags ensure you’re getting the real deal while also showcasing the amazing work of our local artisans. GI tag categories typically include foods (Srivilliputhur palkova), handicraft (Thanjavur plates) and agricultural products (Malabar pepper). Knowing which products are GI tagged is one way to support local, and keep rich traditions going strong.

From Darjeeling tea to Kanchipuram sarees, GI tags ensure you’re getting the real deal while also showcasing the amazing work of our local artisans. GI tag categories typically include foods (Srivilliputhur palkova), handicraft (Thanjavur plates) and agricultural products (Malabar pepper). Knowing which products are GI tagged is one way to support local, and keep rich traditions going strong.

This report highlights the findings from a survey of the general public’s understanding of road safety issues and rules.  The report sheds light on public perceptions of critical issues like speeding, road safety, pedestrian safety, and awareness of traffic rules. It also provides actionable recommendations to enhance road safety in the State and serve as a guiding framework for policymakers and stakeholders.

Collaborative governance is the key to improving helmet use. Engage law enforcement, health organizations, manufacturers, and the public to create a supportive ecosystem. Corporates and educational institutes can promote helmet use by mandating helmets and integrating safety education. The government must also ensure standard helmets are affordable and available for both adults and children.

Why wait? With numerous options available to get the Singara Chennai card, head to the nearest issuance centre to get yours today! Is the Singara Chennai card motivating you to use public transport? Let us know in the comments. (The Singara Chennai cards are currently available at the following bus stations: Koyambedu, Broadway, Central Railway Station, Tambaram, Poonamallee, Thiruvanmiyur, Red Hills, Velachery, Guindy, Avadi, T. Nagar, Ambattur, Ambattur OT, Adyar, Iyyappanthangal, Kilambakkam, Vadapalani, Sriperumbudur, Perambur, and Saidapet.)