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Footpath encroachment is the biggest hindrance to traffic movement in Bengaluru. Stakeholder mapping is the key to providing solutions.

What is required are a system of data monitoring, an integrated watershed management approach, and a hydrological study of the drain network.

Other news of the week: BBMP warns flex violators, uniform exams for Classes V and VIII, Bengaluru among global healthy cities awardees, and more.

A 2021 CAG Report highlighted that there is no proper database of the storm water drain network, which indicates the type of drain, in the city,

Bengaluru Apartments’ Federation (BAF) facilitated conversations and debates concerning Bengaluru’s development agenda.

In 2020, BBMP promised the city would have 225 cabins within six months. As of early 2023, there are around 68 suvidha cabins.

Social media is a powerful tool for metro commuters to post their complaints. A commuter’s effort bore fruit within a short period of time.

It appears, in the foreseeable future, that energy generated from waste-to- energy plants will be more expensive than other renewable sources.

The other news of the week: NISAR payload arrives, parents upset over kindergarten admission order, second PU examination begins, and more.

A campaign to help member residents of BAF become aware, ready and proactively participate in the upcoming Karnataka Assembly Elections.

There is little to no data for the public to track the projects that have been allocated thousands of crores under Nagarothana Yojane.

The Sankey Flyover Project has only been put on hold, and not shelved as yet. Here is the extent of the impact it would have on local biodiversity.