CITIZEN JOURNALISM

A new collaborative project works with urban poor to find ways to make their poorly-ventilated furnace-like homes cooler.

Here’s how owners of a new apartment complex can ensure their association is formally registered under Karnataka Apartment Ownership Act (KAOA), 1972.

The movie 777 Charlie explores pet abandonment, adoption, trauma care, inbreeding and cruelty – major issues we see in Bengaluru.

These young people are caught in a vicious cycle of poverty and lack access to education. NGO initiatives have brought some hope.

Home buyers often find issues in their property after builder handover, like electrical malfunctions. Here’s how a formal home inspection can help.

A guide to all the BMTC bus routes on Sarjapura Road that you can use to get to anywhere in Bengaluru – from Majestic to Indiranagar.

While government dillydallies, citizens show how to do it. A citizen initiative of data driven approach to sensitise people towards the environment.

Traffic jams can’t be wished away with a flyover or a wider road. Many measures have to be applied holistically. This is where Bengaluru flops.

Here’s a list of all the government departments as well as groups of residents and interested ecologists who are looking after Bengaluru’s lakes.

The half-done Ejipura-Kendriya Sadan flyover can be left to rest. Let the trees run wild – maybe we will have our very own AngKor Wat within the city.

Metro and Suburban Rail together can provide relief to Bengalureans tired of traffic. A rail network will soon serve almost all parts of the city.

The name of a place often triggers memories about the area, its people and its history. Here’s a better way to choose ward names for Bengaluru.