CITIZEN JOURNALISM

Monsoon and a cut in utility maintenance are the key contributors to the pothole menace in Bengaluru. Here is how to overcome it.

Potholes have become a common sight. We take a look at the types of potholes, the underlying causes and the methods employed for their treatment.

Sense Kaleidoscopes: Autism Life Academy’s ‘Earn while you Learn’ enables students to explore art merchandising avenues.

The state budget outlines a Rs. 3,000 crore World Bank-assisted project to mitigate the ill effects of climate change and control floods in Bengaluru.

The Tunnel Road Project aims to ease traffic congestion at an estimated cost of Rs. 50,000 crore. But due process must be followed in its implementation.

Nyaaya, an open access, digital resource that simplifies Indian laws, explains how survivors of domestic violence can seek help.

The shop owners of Gandhi Bazaar are facing a bleak future as there are other convenient shopping options, such as online stores.

Traffic violators will be booked under Section 283. Paying a fine under this Section will result in a criminal conviction on one’s record.

The road laying process is all manual labour. The only machine used is a bulldozer with a backhoe, which is busy digging large holes outside homes.

Pollution is one of the major causes for fishkill in Bengaluru’s lakes. KSPCB and BBMP must work in coordination to address this.

Citizens conducted surveys and used social media to put pressure on traffic police to reverse their decision of blocking a right turn.

While the proposed solutions seemed idealistic, the group acknowledged that implementation depends on the collective efforts of citizens and the cooperation of authorities.