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₹2,000 crore due to vendors from Greater Chennai Corporation for work completed

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R. Aishwaryaa
₹2,000 crore due to vendors from Greater Chennai Corporation for work completed
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The Greater Chennai Corporation is facing a financial crunch with ₹2,000 crore in outstanding payments owed to vendors for completed projects. To address this, the civic body is intensifying property tax collection and slowing down new construction projects.

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Municipal financial instability impacts urban infrastructure development and the livelihoods of contractors and sanitation workers.

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With outstanding payments of around ₹2,000 crore for completed works yet to be cleared, the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) has tightened its belt in an attempt to cut down expenditure and increase revenue by intensifying property tax collection.

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The article provides a balanced report on municipal fiscal challenges, citing officials and specific financial data.

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