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A decade ago, some Bengalureans wanted to solve the city’s waste problem. It was the 2Bin1Bag initiative that made waste segregation easy.

If you have to travel long distance with your pets, Indian Railways makes it easy. Here are some pointers on how to make the journey smooth.

As the number of Omicron cases increase, the advisory committee for COVID has recommended restricted New Year celebrations. Read more in our news roundup.

Even as Bengaluru has been rated as the best city to live in the country, mobile thefts have been on the rise. A resident shares how her phone was stolen.

Captain Santhosh Kumar, an army veteran, has been on a mission to identify and restore the storm water drains of Bengaluru.

Citizen groups are no longer authorised to maintain lakes. Court-mandated committees are supposed to do this job instead, but the groups challenge this.

The prices of many vegetables have crossed Rs 100/kg, but those of greens is reducing. Catch up on more news from the city in our weekly roundup.

Bangalore Apartments’ Federation has negotiated deals with vendors to provide good deals to its members for setting up community EV charging stations.

Contractors paid in excess, project without tenders, no proper records – what the CAG audit report on Bengaluru’s stormwater drain projects found.

Bengaluru saw unprecedented rains this November. Larger trends indeed show changes in the city’s annual and monthly rainfall patterns.

Government has introduced new restrictions in the wake of two Omicron cases identified in Bengaluru. Read more in our weekly roundup.

Bengaluru’s stormwater drains are designed badly, violating all guidelines. Desilting and maintenance are rarely done. That the city floods is no surprise!