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Commute

Footpaths have no use on this road, courtesy clueless cops and unhelpful BBMP!

July 20, 2018 Pavan Srinath

Traffic police say BBMP needs to clear the encroachment. BBMP is still clueless on how to clear the encroachment, as the road lies on the boundaries of two wards and two assembly constituencies.

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Education

Mount Carmel College and Takshashila launch an MA in Public Policy

April 12, 2016 Pavan Srinath

Public policy is a sunrise area in the field of education. And here is a course for women interested in public policy.

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Civic

Good road, clean water, waste disposal: Corporator ensures it all, not the PM!

October 29, 2013 Pavan Srinath

While we’re busy talking about national politics, the problems we face in daily life are local in nature: The garbage, the potholes, bad roads, power, water – everything.

Environment

Right to water bill: Will it increase water supply in Bangalore?

July 25, 2013 Pavan Srinath

Bangalore draws its water from Cauvery, 90 km away and 500 metres below the city. Groundwater is depleted beyond limits. How will Right to water bill address the inadequate supply?

Society

In search of a new village

May 13, 2013 Pavan Srinath

How many Bangaloreans wandering around the city have wondered about some many ‘hallis’ abound here? Here’s your primer on the villages of Karnataka.

Environment

Why is it cloudy and raining in Bangalore – now?

March 6, 2013 Pavan Srinath

In the last 50 years, it has rarely rained in the months of February and March. But Pavan Srinath finds interesting data that proves the adage, ‘When it rains, it pours!’.

Environment

Save Lalbagh’s fish before their last gasp

October 18, 2011 Pavan Srinath

Large numbers of fish have been found gasping for air in Lalbagh’s lotus pond, occupying all open surfaces of water. Suffering from a lack of availability of dissolved oxygen, it is unclear as to how much longer they can survive, if no action is taken.

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