Articles by Yogaraj S Mudalgi

IIM-B student, Amrendra Kumar is confident that if recycling is monetised, people will be motivated to take it up.

Praveen Sood spoke in Jayanagar recently about effective traffic management that does not involve road widening or construction of flyovers.

Bangalore’s mushrooming tennis academies are making the game far more affordable sport than earlier. Be it for fun, fitness or professional training.

Saturday’s statewide bandh called by the ruling BJP disrupted normal life in Bengaluru. Commuters, tourists and many others were stranded.

Residents of Subhashnagar in Singasandra area south of Bommanahalli are fighting to stop garbage from being dumped and burnt near the lake.

So says Bangalorean and former swimmer-Olympian Hakimuddin Habibulla. His foundation supports and nurtures major young sports talent from around the country. A Citizen Matters exclusive.

Cycle, kayak and climb boulders: A gritty race for the fittest of Bangaloreans.

Cycling is set to receive a boost with a competition being announced this week. Officials in the meantime are working on making Jayanagar friendly for cyclists through a special pilot project.

Girls from Carmel Convent school in Jayanagar make up most of Karnataka Volleyball team and won the nationals in first week of December. Sports help us concentrate on academics better. say the students

P T Usha attends the sports day at a city school. Her advice to schools – students shouldn’t have to choose between academics and sports.

A visit to a sports store in Bengaluru with its impressive bicycle range made Sanjay Mokla quit his sales job and pursue his life long dream of being a sports cyclist.