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HomeAuthorsT R Gopalakrishnan

Articles by T R Gopalakrishnan

About T R Gopalakrishnan
T R Gopalakrishnan is Consulting Editor at Citizen Matters. Former Editor In Charge of The Week, the country’s leading English weekly newsmagazine, based in Cochin, relocated to Bangalore in 2018. Born and brought up in Delhi, took a brief stab at engineering at the IIT, Kanpur, but switched to journalism in 1974. As Editor of The Week, was part of the Prime Minister’s media delegation when Atal Behari Vajpayee visited South Africa and Beijing. Was also a special invitee of the South African government prior to their staging their world cup. Was part of a media delegation from developing countries to the US as a special invitee. While at The Week, besides organising the news desk and setting up work systems for ideation and implementation, also did a number of detailed cover stories on a wide range of subjects, business, politics, sports, science and cinema. Main interests are reading and travel.
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White topping work in Jayanagar
Civic

White topping work enforces a lockdown worse than pandemic times

July 18, 2023 T R Gopalakrishnan

The road laying process is all manual labour. The only machine used is a bulldozer with a backhoe, which is busy digging large holes outside homes.

sarvagnanagar voters
Governance

A relationship of convenience: Why Bengaluru re-elected BJP

May 17, 2023 T R Gopalakrishnan

The average Bengaluru voter probably preferred Modi’s promises of aspirational projects on roads, luxury transport systems, IT hubs, AI research centres.

Governance

Ten pointers on easing Bengaluru out of COVID-19 lockdown

April 9, 2020 T R Gopalakrishnan

The administration will soon have to take tough decisions on gradually easing the lockdown and restarting the economy. But this isn’t going to be easy. Here are some pointers on how the lockdown can be relaxed in Bengaluru.


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