Articles by Anisha Nair

Though the residents pay a monthly maintenance fee, KHB has done very little to keep the National Games Village premises clean.

Energy solutions is all he can think about. Even at his leisure time he reads up about it. He strongly feels Bengaluru shouldn’t forget the rural side of it.

More than 400 people decided to take the pledge to get healthy on ‘World Health Day.’ This ‘3 mile run’ will travel across 32 constituencies in as many months.

The book captures the history of women’s movements in the country through colourful posters. The launch witnessed a discussion on the relevance of these movements today.

Bengaluru is the unofficial capital of running. And the city hosted its first awards for its passionate achievers, organised by runners themselves.

Water is a contentious issue in the city today. And this man helps people make effective use of rainwater and recharge borewells.

The fourth edition of the event saw gardening enthusiasts lining up at the Bhoomika hall. Ragi was the star performer of the day.

At the state of consumer affairs in the city summit consumer problems were addressed by experts.

Laxmi Murthy feels that writing is something she cannot live without. It makes her uncomfortable when she is not writing. She is a women’s right activist and has worked for this cause in many parts of the country.

Sheela Ladha, an active volunteer with CMCA believes that if children are taught proper civic sense at the right age, it reflects throughout their lives and also helps the city they live in.

Summer camps are one way of getting children to learn something new with fun. But this is changing with times. More parents believe that activities can be held in many other ways along with the summer camps.

This research foundation in BTM regularly holds seminars to tell lay people about the research projects they are working on. They also work with children