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This week’s scan of the major Kannada dailies has stories from the polling booths in the aftermath of the elections, to a new land scandal involving sub-registrars.

Citizen Matters starts a special series to bring select city news from Kannada dailies, summarised for you. This scan runs from May 1-8.

Roundup from various localities on citizen groups organising meetings with candidates on the Citizens’ Charter

Devesh Agarwal of the Bangalore Chamber of Commerce and Industry disagrees with Albert Brunner, the CEO of Bangalore International Airport Limited on the latter’s recent interview to Citizen Matters on the airport controversy.

Karnataka Election Watch is collecting information on candidates with criminal background and has released its first list.

Original compositions take some time to seep into the audience, but end up creating space for the band and winning real fans on the long term. Bengaluru may be at the tipping point.

Discover Whitefield, the ‘Anglo-Indian and Eurasian Settlement’

Version One dot Oh! production “Silence! The Court is in Session” is to be staged on the 25th and 26th of April at the Alliance Francaise.

Bloggers, unite for a seven-day blogging epic to get together and voice your concerns, opinion and solutions to matters of social importance that India faces every day.

Meet Nischal Pai. She started running to lose weight and became
a competitive marathon runner in the process.

A celebration on 1 March to revive the forgotten art of story telling. Get your kids and their friends to Cubbon Park. Entry free.

Two new badminton courts, including one dedicated for coaching recently opened at the Mahila Seva Samaja School Campus on K R road in Basavanagudi. Prakash Padukone inaugurated the facility.