Anakaputhur, a former weavers’ colony, now on the verge of development

Anakaputur, surrounded by the Adyar River on both sides, is now a small, not a small place, which is part of Tambaram Corporation. The region is now ready to witness a fast -paced development.

Famous Real Madras Mendil, Bleeding Madras and Madras Czechs consisted of the hands of this village near Pallavaram. They would export to Nigeria for a long time.

“At some point we had 5,000 stalls. But now only one hundred medicine remained. Because of the collapse of the Nigerian market and the lack of marketing streets, we stopped Madras controls and then switched to Cute -based products. Colors are now dirty.

Anakaputur was known as the place where the Aanai Kattu Putur or elephants were connected to the nearby Pallavapuram or Pallavaram kings. Although it is only 3 km away from Meenambakkam Airport, many parts of the region remain back and silent during non -peak hours.

“Old settlements, where the roofs of the houses still have not changed much yet, people remain empty because they want modern facilities in homes. However, most of the streets in these regions, such as rain and gurusamy nagar areas, have witnessed slowly re -development with six or four residences.

The expansion of the Pallavaram – Kundratur – Ponamallee Road and the abolition of rape through the river offers the promise of development. The 13 km long road running through Anakaputur connects the GST road in the south to the Poonamallee High Road in the west. Retired Highways Engineer, “This road will offer a connection to Greenfield Airport proposed from Meenambakkam Paran.

Residents hopes that the upgrade of the Municipality of Anakaputur and the merger of Tambaram Corporation will provide improvements in the infrastructure. Underground drainage is approaching completion in various places. Krishnaveni, a resident, said, “It was a municipality with 18 wards that were nowhere to provide basic facilities.