Thank you, Thiru. @AnandMahindra. The @ChennaiCorp has cleared nearly 50 lakh metric tonnes of legacy waste out of a total of 90 lakh...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin thanked businessman Anand Mahindra in a tweet reporting progress on Chennai's legacy waste clearance programme. He said the Greater Chennai Corporation has cleared close to 50 lakh metric tonnes of legacy waste out of a total of 90 lakh metric tonnes through the bio-mining process, and that the remaining waste is targeted to be cleared by February 2027. Stalin said the city is currently implementing scientific and environment-friendly solid waste management solutions, with a strong focus on eliminating landfilling and ensuring efficient waste processing, under hashtags including 'Thooimai Mission' and 'Waste Segregation'. The tweet functions as a progress update on an ongoing municipal environmental initiative, citing specific tonnage figures and a completion timeline, which places it within the government's ongoing urban sanitation and environmental management efforts rather than being a ceremonial post.