Articles by Yogaraj S Mudalgi

On the back of real results and stellar achievement, a citizens group in JP Nagar has now gained national recognition. The group is the running for a Rs.40 lakhs award.

It was a massive show of participation from Bangaloreans at the Midnight Marathon of December 10th. The winners threw up no surprises. Here’s the rundown.

You can mark garbage dump spots in your neighbourhood using Google Maps with VOSD’s collaborative project, which tries to prove availability of garbage is the main influence of increasing stray dog population.

What was thought to be an encroachment was found to be a legally allotted plot. The curious case of missing 6th cross.

The city hosted 50 framed cityscapes over the weekend. These were part of nearly three month long competition. Photography enthusiasts were treated to some spectacular shots.

The feeling that a Womens’ club can do ‘more than just cookery demonstrations’ was the motivation behind this home for children from difficult circumstances.

People wanting to register for Aadhaar are not being asked if they want to share their personal information. The box is checked without their consent, finds this Citizen Matters expose.

JP Nagarites have been forced to live with noise and dust coming off the stone cutting units for decades. KSPCB has now asked the units to move out by April.

16 schools battled it out on the football ground. A Bengaluru school won it by a single penalty goal. All the action from the inaugural Equality Cup of the Parikrma Champion Football League.

With new options for online grocery shopping, does the net-savvy Bangalorean prefer this to waiting in queues? What are the new offerings and how are they affecting your corner kirana store?

More than one thousand people participated in the fifth edition of the Ultra Marathon. Here are the winners in the four categories.

With a PhD in traffic management Additional Commissioner Police (Traffic) M Abdulla Saleem, is confident of working around the infrastructure work to fix traffic issues. But traffic planning is still not under his purview he says.