bangalore problems

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A city with 1/6th of the state’s population, yet Bengaluru cannot produce high performing athletes. Why?

How did Bengaluru change over the years? What makes people predict that the city be dead in next five years? Some thoughts.

There are instances of BBMP issuing B khatha to flats without valid reasons, thereby harassing the innocent buyer, says Vishwanatha Rao.

Scooter-borne jay riders race on the wrong side of a road, hit a lady, and flee eve before she wakes up and notes down their numbers. Passersby don’t care to take the numbers either. Traffic rules are broken everyday in Bengaluru everywhere, and fines are not helping!

Bangalore is hot, dry, dusty. We’re heating it up more, with all the gadgets and appliances we use. It’s local heating—not global warming. This is the story of climate change in Bengaluru!

It’s that time of the year when the city will receive rains. Roads will flood while lakes will remain parched. Can we catch the rain and send it to lakes?

There are rumours of Odd-even policy making way to Bangalore. Can Bengaluru’s existing public transport infrastructure support such a policy? Khader B Syed analyses.

What are the key lessons from 2015 the government could learn? What are the challenges Bengaluru poses to the government? What needs to be improved?

BBMP contractors who cause damage to private properties refuse to repair them. A senior citizen voices her concern on the issue, because of which she had to suffer a lot.

What’s wrong with namma Bengaluru? A visit to a foreign country can bring a different perspective to the way in which one sees the city.

A satiric note about solving Bengaluru’s problems that also highlights the causes of problems remaining as they are for ages.