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Man Returns To Chennai After 3 Years In Bengaluru, Says Outskirts No Longer Feel Like Outskirts
Ganesh said returning to Chennai has given him a new perspective on the city and its surrounding areas.
Sai Ganesh, a real estate entrepreneur, said that his time in Bengaluru changed the way he views his hometown.
For students, office-goers and regular commuters, the wait for a suburban train on the Chennai Central–Arakkonam corridor has ...
Chennai braces for Northeast monsoon with vigorous flood-prep, desilting, and infrastructure upgrades amid urbanisation ...
Tamil Nadu is set to transform its sports landscape with the announcement of a world-class Olympic City and a dedicated motorsports hub in Chennai, aiming to foster athletic excellence and bring ...
A realtor's viral LinkedIn post on returning to Chennai after three years in Bengaluru has sparked conversations about the ...
Expect a lot more check-in options in Chennai soon. Major hotel chains plan to set up shop along OMR, ECR, Egmore, and the industrial belts, boosting the city’s total room inventory by 40% by 2030.
In what’s becoming an increasingly common story, a major city has run out of water. Chennai, India is home to 4.65 million and a severe deficit of water to serve their needs. Reservoirs have turned ...
CREDAI Chennai hosted an interaction between its members and representatives of Port City Colombo in Chennai on4. The ...
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Chennai man returns after 3 years in Bengaluru, says 'outskirts don't feel like outskirts anymore'
Real estate entrepreneur Sai Ganesh returned to Chennai after three years in Bengaluru, gaining a fresh perspective on his ...
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