Residents welfare association joins hands with NGO for beautification efforts in Chennai’s Anna Nagar
The Hindu
The walls of a crematorium are being painted, and plants being brought in, to beautify the space and prevent its misuse as a garbage dump
A residents welfare association and voluntary organisation have joined hands for beautification efforts at a crematorium in Anna Nagar Western Extension. This is also an attempt to prevent misuse of the space. The space, outside a crematorium in Officers’ Colony, has been prone to misuse as a parking space and a site to dump garbage. In a bid to put an end to this issue, the Anna Nagar Western Extension Phase I Residents’ Welfare Association had engaged in wall paintings, which depict social messages, to beautify the crematorium site. Its president, V. Rajagopal, said “We decided to clean up the space with the help of the Greater Chennai Corporation and approached Karam Korpom, a city-based non-governmental organisation, for paintings on the exterior compound wall.”More Related News
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