An orientation training programme on rooftop solar was conducted to the students of Government Polytechnic College, Valangaiman, Thiruvarur district. These sessions focused on the solar installation and career orientation in the solar industry.
A road safety awareness seminar in Cuddalore brought together government officials and key stakeholders to promote safer road practices, especially through formulating a comprehensive State Road Safety Action Plan. District Collector C. B. Adithya Senthil Kumar called for road safety to become a people's movement to help reduce road accidents.
A road safety awareness programme in Salem brought together officials and stakeholders to discuss the need for a comprehensive State Road Safety Action Plan, aimed at reducing road crashes and fatalities in Salem's roads. The event emphasised the need for collective action and public awareness to reduce road crashes and save lives.
A consumer awareness programme on telecommunication services was organised by CAG at Oddanchatram, Christian Engineering College on 19 July. The session focused on consumer rights, grievance redressal, UCC, and tariff and billing awareness.
Climate Action Month 2026 returns with a month-long series of events in Chennai, spotlighting e-waste, ocean science, green jobs, waste management and climate action. Organised by CAG, the festival brings together communities, experts, artists and students through nature walks, workshops, performances and public discussions to inspire environmental action.
The fifth edition of Climate Action Month 2026 was successfully inaugurated at DG Vaishnav College, marking the start of a month-long campaign of climate-focused events across Chennai. Organised by CAG, the inaugural event was held in the presence of Mr. Tushar Shrihari Shinde, I.F.S., Assistant Mission Director, Tamil Nadu Climate Change Mission; Mr. Akella Chaitanya Madhavudu, I.F.S., Assistant Mission Director, Tamil Nadu Wetlands Mission; and Mr. J.P. Jaideep, Head of the Department of Economics, along with staff and students of the college.
Scientific speed management can reduce fatal crash risk on Indian highways by up to 45%, finds a new IIT Kharagpur study. The national dialogue brought together researchers, policymakers and organisations, including CAG, to discuss evidence-based approaches to safer speed management.
A discussion by CAG highlighted barriers that persons with disabilities face in public spaces & transportation. As noted by senior researcher, Nina Subramani, “when people with disabilities can travel comfortably and independently, the city becomes safer and more accessible for everyone.”
A discussion by CAG highlighted the everyday challenges persons with disabilities face in accessing public spaces and transportation. Held as part of efforts to promote sustainable transport that benefits all, the session enabled sharing of experiences and key insights on inclusive urban design.
A data jam by OpenCity in partnership with Citizen consumer and civic Action Group, Reach the Unreached and Nagariyal will bring citizens together on March 28 to analyse how Chennai’s Assembly constituencies perform across key civic indicators. Participants analyse data, identify gaps, and propose solutions.