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Guarding the Coastline: Pulicat Lake Gets a Conservation Boost in Chennai

Responsible Us Bureau   Jun 6, 2026

A conservation initiative in Chennai is helping restore Pulicat Lake through community participation, mangrove planting, and envir...

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