This week’s scan of Bangalore’s Kannada dailies includes reports on the police department proposing to change syllabus of sub-inspectors’ training after 38 years to scams in the BBMP waste disposal and more.
For a city like Bengaluru with a very high literacy rate, it should not be a problem to bring in some order and civic sense into our roads, says a concerned citizen.
Safety regulations being violated all around isn’t new, especially on hazardous waste. But how do things look when there is compliance? Come up to speed with this Citizen Matters inquiry.
They started at Lalbagh at 7 PM and looped through the city to reach Forum Mall at 8 PM. On 27th November, cyclists asserted their rightful place on Bangalore roads.
On 30th November, in a run-up to World AIDS Day (1st December), city-based MBA students engaged the public in an awareness event on this dreaded syndrome.
Walk 15 minutes a day without footwear and you will let the earth seep into your being. In a month, you will start feeling a new strength, says Manjushree Abhinav.
This week’s scan of Bangalore’s Kannada dailies includes reports of State government seeking NRI help to develop temples and dengue fever deaths returning.
Prakruthi is inviting Bangaloreans to stand united with Mumbaikars in crisis. They plan to light 500 candles at 6.30 PM on 30th November at the Cubbon Park bandstand.
A play about suicidal tendencies in individuals seeks to raise funds for SAHAI – a Bangalore helpline for people in similar distress. Read on and chip in.