Articles by Abhishek Angad

Several million people travelled out of Bengaluru during October, with trains to North India running jammed. Touts made hay. One activist is demanding long term action.

The Bengaluru edition of a global event on sustainability, turned up some wacky ideas and a few practical ones!

Kruthika Lakshman has been playing Basketball since 2003, the recent Ekalavya award, is quite the morale booster for her. Here she shares her experiences and talks about what can be improved to produce better quality players.

Do you update your status message on social networking sites with every single detail of the day? Do you download apps that can access your profile? Watch out..

In a telling story of parents facing lack of transparency in school matters, this institution hiked its fees, lost a High Court verdict, changed it’s name and affilitation and hiked fees again.

It is a massive 147-page complaint with an annexure running into 3,368 pages. T J Abraham’s case currently at the Lokayukta Court names the who’s who of Bangalore’s politicos.

With youngsters moving away for jobs, safety of those left behind becomes a concern. Though technology and law enforcement can play a role here, community participation becomes a key factor.

After their notes recounting harassment went viral on social media, both senior police officials and mainstream media took note of the incident.

He dropped out of college because he believed he was better off being an entrepreneur. His venture is the platform where both buyers and vendors get a good deal, while he makes his moolah.

Residents have to put up with youngsters doing wheeling late at night. Increasing theft cases and violent retaliation when confronted are a norm here. Police say, they will act if there is a written complaint.

After over a year’s struggle, Bank of Baroda colony residents have some peace.

Every monsoon, residents of Garvebhavi Palya go through the routine of flooded homes and squishy roads. This year is no different.