Articles by Anisha Nair

Saving Agara lake was the agenda for the evening. A brainstorming session facilitated by Citizen Matters was held at Mantri Sarovar apartments, HSR Layout on 15th May.

At 36, this Bangalorean has authored several books, including one on actor-director-producer Aamir Khan. Her next book is going to be on Bangalore.

Residents are upset that on top of an already weak mechanism to prevent over-commercialisation, a recent High Court ruling that came as a boost is also being ignored.

The aroma of the coconut oil being heated in the pan, the tempting curries and payasam dishes spread across the table is what God’s Own Country’s food is about. Here are some of the restaurants that serve the best of Kerala cuisine in Namma Bengaluru.

The Farsans tempt you, the Kadhi welcomes you and you indulge in the heavenly feast of Gujarati Cuisine. Check out some of the inviting places to try out dishes from Gujarat.

April – July seems to the peak time for luggage dealers. Summer vacations is when the people flock to buy suitcases and bags.

Sometimes it is really frustrating to see volunteers not turning up, children not coming, us not getting a space to run the classes. But that’s how it is.

Koramangala 1st block has sewage water overflowing on the roads. This problem has been persisting for over four months now. It has not been repaired despite complaints to the BWSSB

The 18-year-old landmark restaurant Udupi Garden in BTM II stage, has been demolished for renovation.

No child wants to open text books on holidays. But here are a bunch of children who not only show up to study but have loads of fun while at it.

Bal bhavan has revised their summer camps this year to introduce classes like Sanskrit and Yoga to revive the traditional culture and also subjects like Animation to be at par with times.

The flea market held at Jaaga on KH road saw participation in large numbers. Articles and products were recycled, upcycled and sold in this market in the heart of Bengaluru.