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Ward-level special meetings to address civic grievances across Villupuram district from October 27 to 29

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Last updated: October 26, 2025 5:21 pm
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Published: October 26, 2025
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VILLUPURAM

Ward-level special meetings to address civic grievances will be held across Villupuram district from October 27 to 29. Local bodies, including Municipalities, and Town Panchayats, will host these meetings within their respective limits.

Each session will be chaired by the ward councillor, with a Municipal official coordinating. Residents, welfare association representatives, and volunteers are encouraged to attend.

According to a release from the district administration, the meetings aim to review and improve basic services such as drinking water supply, solid waste management, streetlight maintenance, roads, parks, and stormwater drains.

Participants can highlight deficiencies and submit requests, with three priority proposals from each ward selected for implementation.

Discussions will focus on improving basic civic services, including drinking water supply, waste management, street lights, roads, parks, and stormwater drains, along with urban greening, park maintenance, and drain cleaning. Other topics include school infrastructure, the Chief Minister’s Breakfast Scheme, rainwater harvesting, and protection of local water bodies.

Collector Sheik Abdul Rahman urged residents to take part in their ward meetings, discuss civic priorities, and submit three key requests for implementation.

Published – October 26, 2025 10:51 pm IST



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