Residents, fed up of people who throw garbage outside, get down to work and deal with the stink! Now they’re sure those who saw them working won’t throw waste on streets. »
How can Bengaluru bring back the lost green glory? what can practically be done, and by whom? »
Everyone agrees that Metro is an excellent mode of public transport. It improves connectivity and is good for the city. It is environmental-friendly. However, we have lost quite a number of trees at the time »
Elders’ helpline in Bengaluru, 1090, has been helping the needy, and has managed to solve 52% of cases through counseling. »
Better groundwater quality in cities requires an underground sewage network and its timely treatment and usage. Outskirts of BBMP limits in Bengaluru are yet to be covered by a sewage network, though plans are underway. »
After 10 years of Bengaluru expanding to be ‘Bruhath’, the plan to provide water for all newly included villages is yet to materialise. How long before Cauvery water reaches all areas? »
The proposed by-law that limits the number of dogs in residences has been introduced twice before by the BBMP. Why does the BBMP wake up a once every few years to reintroduce the draft that hasn’t passed muster? »
5500 saplings of 96 varieties. 400 volunteers. Five hours. And the result would be a dense forest in Bengaluru, in next 10 years. How did it happen? »
Agara lake will host a festival on June 9, 2018, to celebrate World Environment Day and discuss plastic pollution. »
The Jigyasa Project aims open up minds and expand horizons as four speakers share thoughts on science and technology in their mother tongues, reaching out to you through that one window you grew up with, formulating your first ever thoughts. »