Articles by Pushpa Achanta

AIADMK’s Kailasam and JD(S)’s Marimuthu were present at a public meeting with their ward residents. Both arrived late, leaving little room for discussion.

8th March 2010 – a hundred years since the idea of International Women’s Day (IWD) emerged. But, how many women know about it? And what does it signify?

Founder of The Qurio City Shop, S V Ramachandran goes down memory lane.

Select Book shop’s K K S Murthy takes us through the origins and evolution of one of Bangalore book connoisseurs’ well known destinations.

At a time when many Bangaloreans are concerned about the reducing tree cover in the city, some government bodies and citizens are actively engaged in planting more trees.

A quick guide on planting trees in your backyard or in your neighbourhood.

FAQ on when trees can be cut and what to do when you see a tree felled illegally.

Over a glass of complimentary lemonade, they struck conversations with Bangaloreans about various issues such as cyclist and pedestrian rights, dwindling public spaces and reducing greenery.

A day-long workshop held last Saturday looked at the slew of challenges in Bengaluru ranging from loss of livelihoods, public spaces and commons.

A few weeks ago, on a Monday morning, while I was  trying to drive away the blues, I saw a few people standing and staring at the railway track near our house. Not another one,

A personal account of observations on the fine line separating the IT Parks from Bengaluru’s suburbs.

The Kabir Festival was held in the last week of February at various venues across Bengaluru. It had promised to be a week of films, music and enjoyment. And so it was…