Articles by Bhanu Sridharan

What does public property mean to different people in the city? Using the Agara Lake as a case study, Dr Rohan D’Souza, from the Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE) explores these very notions of Urban Commons.

The second in a series of two articles from Citizen Matters, commissioned on the back of the failed Copenhagen summit. Read about your city’s carbon emissions and what is being done to cut them down.

The Copenhagen Climate Meet 2009 may have turned out inconsequential, but the need to check carbon emissions is as crucial as ever.

If your visit to Bannerghatta Biological Park turns out worthwhile, it’s because of its decent, tourist-friendly infrastructure. However, when it comes to wildlife care, the Park is yet to plug certain loopholes.

It was twists and turns during the two hearings last week on the case relating to BBMP’s road through the Agriculture University campus. The High Court set January 4th for the next hearing.

Wild varieties of trees used for research in the Gandhi Krishi Vignana Kendra’s campus have been lost for the controversial Yelahanka-Bellary Road link. Construction is now on hold.

A petition filed by a group of former vice-chancellors of University of Agricultural Sciences (UAS) and others against BBMP’s link road will be heard on September 23rd 2009.

Bangalore’s own little space for art that pokes fun at everything – from the nuclear deal to the city’s traffic woes.

In a city where the local Kannada culture often takes a backseat to a cosmopolitan identity, there exists an organisation that attempts to bridge the gap.

Bangalore was once famous for its number of cinema halls and now for its multiplexes. A smaller revolution is also on, with film societies keeping the shows going to suit the many interests…

On 29 June, Bangalore hosted its the first ever annual march to create awareness about the rights of sexual minorities.

The Karnataka Quiz Association which fostered Bangalore’s quiz culture, is celebrating its 25th anniversary on 28-29 June. It is time to revisit the KQA and get reacquainted with its spirit.