| Sino | Taluk | District |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | Alandur Taluk | Chennai |
| 6 | Ambattur Taluk | Chennai |
| 7 | Aminjikarai Taluk | Chennai |
| 8 | Ayanavaram Taluk | Chennai |
| 9 | Egmore Taluk | Chennai |
| 10 | Guindy Taluk | Chennai |
| 11 | Madhavaram Taluk | Chennai |
| 12 | Maduravoyal Taluk | Chennai |
| 13 | Mambalam Taluk | Chennai |
| 14 | Mylapore Taluk | Chennai |
| 15 | Perambur Taluk | Chennai |
| 16 | Purasawalkam Taluk | Chennai |
| 17 | Sholinganallur Taluk | Chennai |
| 18 | Tiruvottiyur Taluk | Chennai |
| 19 | Tondiarpet Taluk | Chennai |
| 20 | Velachery Taluk | Chennai |
| 21 | Taluk | Chennai |
| 22 | Taluk | Chennai |
| 23 | Taluk | Chennai |
| 24 | Taluk | Chennai |
| 25 | Taluk | Chennai |
| 26 | Taluk | Chennai |
Chennai taluk administration is responsible for various local administrative functions and services. They play a crucial role in implementing government policies and programs at the grassroots level. Chennai taluk administration includes offices for revenue administration, land records, local civil services, and other administrative tasks.
Chennai taluk is typically headed by a Revenue Divisional Officer (RDO) or a Deputy Collector who oversees the administration and acts as a liaison between the district administration and the local populace. Chennai taluk office is responsible for land records, revenue collection, issuing various certificates, and providing public services to the residents Chennai.
Chennai taluk system in Tamil Nadu facilitates effective governance and decentralization of power, enabling efficient administration at the local level. It helps in addressing the specific needs and concerns of different regions within the state and promotes local development and welfare