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The chairman post had remained vacant, and the chief minister issued orders appointing Krishnan to head the board for implementing its various welfare schemes and housing initiatives.

In Sholinganallur, voters are demanding solutions for civic issues like water and sewage, with a growing openness to new parties. While traditional parties' vote share has dropped, the practicality of who can form the government and secure big-ticket projects remains a key consideration for the electorate.

Minister for rural industries and Tamil Nadu Urban Habitation Development Board (tnuhdb) T M Anbarasan has urged residents of units in dilapidated structures of the board to vacate them so that they can be reconstructed soon.

A day after a four-storey building collapsed at Thiruvottiyur, experts from Anna University began inspecting the remaining blocks in the colony.

Chief minister M K Stalin launched housing projects completed by the Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board (tnuhdb) through video conferencing on Friday. 768 housing units at 65.6 crore were commissioned for below poverty line families in the two districts.

Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board (tnuhdb), formerly known as Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board (TNSCB), proposes to develop an affordable housing project for the urban poor at Panjapur close to the upcoming Integrated Bus Terminus (IBT). The board has requested the district administration to earmark 15 acres of land in Trichy corporation limits to develop high-rise residential towers (more than 18.30 metres tall).

Seventeen families, who lost their houses due to the collapse of a 4-storeyed building of the Tamil Nadu Urban Habitation Development Board (tnuhdb) at Tiruvottiyur, were offered alternate allotment in units of the board's tenements on Sunday.

Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board (tnuhdb) has commissioned a new residential complex for the low-income group (LIG) and economically weaker section (EWS) in Irungalur near Manachanallur in Trichy. Chief minister M K Stalin virtually inaugurated the project on Monday. Visiting the housing complex, the district collector M Pradeep Kumar planted native tree saplings.

A recent status report reveals that about 82% of the homeless urban population in Chennai have been living on pavements for generations. These pavement dwellers, who live in makeshift houses with poor living conditions, are facing difficulties in finding proper housing. The responsibility for providing housing to these individuals is being passed between the Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board (tnuhdb) and the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC). The GCC claims that the tnuhdb should provide housing, while the tnuhdb says that there is no agency available to cover the costs for pavement dwellers.