CAG collaborated with the Federation of OMR Resident Associations (FOMRRA) and ASAR to host an informative workshop on rooftop solar PV systems for residents across Chennai. The session provided valuable insights into solar installation, financial options, and maximizing efficiency, with a commitment to promoting clean energy.
CAG conducted a workshop on Tamil Nadu’s Road Safety Action Plan, where Transport Commissioner Shunchonngam Jatak Chiru highlighted the Rs 2,800 crore in unpaid e-challans, with a low recovery rate of 43-48% from commercial vehicles. The state plans to enhance road safety by establishing a dedicated authority and learning from successful models in other states.
On National Consumer Day 2024, CAG, in association with TRAI and in collaboration with SINAM NGO, Tiruvannamalai, organized a 'Consumer Awareness Programme on Telecom Services' for the residents of Vanapuram panchayat in Tiruvannamalai district. The event witnessed the participation of over 100 consumers and representatives from telecom service providers.
CAG conducted an event in Chennai to address the growing issue of speeding, which contributes to the state’s high road fatalities.
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Climate Literacy Conference 2024 saw the release of FOCUS for beginners, a climate literacy curriculum for primary aged children by Education Minister Thiru. Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi who also emphasized the importance of climate literacy among students.
In India, road crashes claim around 150,000 lives and disable at least 750,000 more each year. The World Day of Remembrance is dedicated to honouring the millions who have lost their lives or been injured on the world’s roads, along with their loved ones and all those affected. To mark this day, CAG organised road safety awareness events at colleges across 11 districts, aiming to raise awareness among students.
In India, road crashes claim around 150,000 lives and disable at least 750,000 more each year. The World Day of Remembrance is dedicated to honouring the millions who have lost their lives or been injured on the world’s roads, along with their loved ones and all those affected. To mark this day, CAG organised road safety awareness events at colleges across 11 districts, aiming to raise awareness among students.
In observance of the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, an awareness event took place in Tirunelveli. Among the special guests were College Principal Dr. Sankarasubramanian, District Transport Officer Mr. Chandrasekaran, Deputy Superintendent of Police Mr. Raghupati Raja, Mr. V. Saleem, a member of the road safety committee, along with several other officials. The chief guest emphasized the significance of adhering to road rules and shared best practices for road safety to college students.
In India, road crashes claim around 150,000 lives and disable at least 750,000 more each year. The World Day of Remembrance is dedicated to honouring the millions who have lost their lives or been injured on the world’s roads, along with their loved ones and all those affected. To mark this day, CAG organised road safety awareness events at colleges across 11 districts, aiming to raise awareness among students.
A media workshop on 'Clean Energy Transition & Electricity Governance' was held in Agartala to promote sustainable energy solutions, featuring key discussions on solar energy and biogas. The event, organized by CAG, emphasized the importance of continued efforts in transitioning to clean energy sources.