Sv Krishna Chaitanya is a journalist for The New Indian Express, focusing on local news in Tamil Nadu, specifically in the city of Chennai. His articles cover a wide range of topics including environmental issues, wildlife conservation, and government initiatives. Chaitanya's reporting aims to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of the local issues and events happening in the region.
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By: Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: With Olive Ridley deaths hitting record numbers this year, Chief Secretary N Muruganandam chaired a high-level meeting on Tuesday with top officials of various departments, including forest, fisheries, Indian Coast Guard, marine enforcement police and the coastal security group, to discuss steps to be taken to protect the critically-endangered species.
By: Sv Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: At 3.30 pm on Wednesday, four trawl boats were spotted fishing parallel to Thiruvanmiyur beach. The vessels were clearly visible to the naked eye, indi
By: Krishna Chaitanya
Vessels seen off Chennai beaches; NGT pulls up state govt officials for not enforcing rules Updated on min read
By: Sv Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: The first bench of the Madras High Court has directed authorities to continue enforcing the regulations laid out for Arulmigu Aadhi Karuvannarayar Temp
CHENNAI: America will be a manufacturing nation once again, and we have something that no other manufacturing nation will ever have: the largest amount of oil a
By: Sv Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: With the number of Olive Ridley turtle deaths rising steadily, the Tamil Nadu government has initiated a massive crackdown on illegal trawling in nears
By: Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: In the meeting of a special task force constituted to address the alarming deaths of Olive Ridley turtles during this nesting season on Monday, the State government made it clear to all stakeholders, especially the fishermen, that it would cut all the subsidies for trawl boats, if they operate without using Turtle Excluder Devices (TEDs), which was made mandatory in 2017.
By: Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: The southern bench of National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Tuesday held ACS Medical College and Hospital in Tiruvallur as a violator as it was found guilty of operating from 2008 without a consent to operate (CTO) from Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) and prior Environmental Clearance (EC).
By: Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: The southern bench of National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Tuesday intensified scrutiny on the Tamil Nadu government's failure to prevent mass deaths of Olive Ridley turtles along the Chennai's coast during the ongoing nesting season.
By: Sv Krishna Chaitanya
The southern bench of National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Tuesday, January 28, held ACS Medical College and Hospital in Tiruvallur as a violator as it was found gu
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