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North Chennai development works foundation stone and inauguration function

The Government of Tamil Nadu records that the Hon'ble Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, on 28.12.2025, inaugurated and laid foundation stones for multiple North Chennai development works in Chennai, including a 33/11 kV substation, road and storm water drain works, 128 tenements on Raghavachari Salai, and a building called "Thagaval Padai Pagirum Maiyam". The text says these works are part of the North Chennai Development Scheme and are meant to improve infrastructure, traffic movement and public facilities in North Chennai.

Category
CMDA orders
Effective
1 January 2025
Pages
3
Status
In force
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What this document is

This is a Government of Tamil Nadu event note about works inaugurated and launched by the Hon'ble Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on 28.12.2025 in Chennai under the North Chennai Development Scheme. It is not a land acquisition notice, planning permission, or change of land use order. It mainly records public infrastructure and housing works and their stated purpose.

What it covers

The text says the North Chennai Development Scheme was started to support broad based development in North Chennai and to carry out needed works in that area.

It lists 16 works with a total value of 1034.24 crore rupees, to be carried out with 1000.39 crore rupees through the Government of Tamil Nadu and 33.85 crore rupees through the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority.

The works specifically mentioned include:

  • inauguration of a 33/11 kV substation on Basin Bridge Road in Chennai, at a cost of 18.24 crore rupees
  • foundation stone for road and storm water drain works on Basin Bridge Road, at a cost of 27 crore rupees
  • inauguration of 128 tenements built on Raghavachari Salai, in Division 55, 56 and 57 of the Royapuram zone of Greater Chennai Corporation, at a cost of 1.26 crore rupees
  • foundation stone for construction of a building called "Thagaval Padai Pagirum Maiyam" on Raghavachari Salai, at a cost of 23.06 crore rupees

Who may be affected

People living, travelling or owning property in North Chennai may be affected in a practical way by these works, especially around Basin Bridge Road and Raghavachari Salai.

The text says the new 33/11 kV substation will help provide uninterrupted electricity supply to North Chennai through 5 feeders and 11 kV lines with 2x8 MVA capacity. It also says this will benefit areas including Royapuram, Mannadi, Chintadripet, Kothavalchavadi, M.R. Nagar and nearby places.

Why it matters for property readers

For a buyer or owner, this document matters as background information on public infrastructure and housing in North Chennai.

Key points are:

  • it announces and records government infrastructure works
  • it indicates expected improvements in electricity supply and traffic movement
  • it identifies locations where public housing and public buildings are being developed
  • it does not state any private land restriction, title change, or direct obligation on individual property owners

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Common questions

Does this document change ownership or land use of private property?

The text does not say that it changes private ownership or land use. It records inauguration and foundation stone events for public works in North Chennai.

What places are specifically mentioned in the document?

The text mentions Basin Bridge Road, Raghavachari Salai, Royapuram zone, and areas including Royapuram, Mannadi, Chintadripet, Kothavalchavadi and M.R. Nagar.

What is the North Chennai Development Scheme meant to do?

The text says the North Chennai Development Scheme was started to bring broad based development to North Chennai and to carry out needed works there.

Why is the 33/11 kV substation important?

The text says the 33/11 kV substation will support uninterrupted electricity supply in North Chennai through 5 feeders and 11 kV lines with 2x8 MVA capacity, and will benefit several local areas.