Articles by Shamala Kittane Subramanyan

IIHS’s inaugural event on sustainable cities to focus on urban campuses with clean technology solutions.

Water metering in apartments has always been a challenge. New technology solutions are emerging that could solve this vexing pain for residents.

Citizens can now approach the Ward Committees in case of litter or uncleared garbage

A panel discussion on World Water Day last week saw the doers share their experiences and ideas to resolve the water crisis in Bengaluru. There is some silver lining after all.

Over two years, this RTI activist in Basavanagudi has tried to ensure BBMP follows due process while laying roads, even petitioning the Lokayukta. Check what BBMP is supposed to do.

BWSSB is getting people to register their borewells in March. Will this effort to monitor groundwater exploitation succeed before the aquifers runs dry?

In the concluding part of our series, take a look at a destination that leads scholars to acquire knowledge across disciplines and apply it to solve real-life problems.

BWSSB’s project in South Bangalore is surveying water leakage and fixing leaks and water thefts, to reduce the Unaccounted For Water by 40%.

As India celebrates National Science Day on Feb 28, we bring you a 3-part series focusing on three city-based institutes driving cutting edge research. In this first part, we look at the IIA.

Yes, you can, but only in namma Bengaluru! In the second of our 3-part series, look at the NCBS and how it’s innovating on research in the biological sciences.

A local initiative led by an RTI activist in Koramangala shows how citizen’s participation in governance can ensure better roads and civic infrastructure in general.

A participant captures the spirit of cyclists during Critical Mass, on a misty saturday morning.