EDITORS’ PICK

Despite the constitutional guarantee on the right to protest, the space to exercise this fundamental right is shrinking by the day in our city.

Dinesh Gundu Rao interacted with residents of Gandhinagar to address their concerns. He spoke about his plans for his constituency.

In its current form, four months after its inauguration, 100 feet road, Indiranagar is a minefield posing grave danger to citizens and commuters.

Munishwara Lakshmi’s love and dedication towards trees led her to nurture a banyan tree over 34 years. The tree provides shade to commuters.

Decentralised disaster management is key to effectively mitigating risks and building community resilience against it.

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

200 families in an informal settlement in Brookefield have been permanently forced out of their homes due to flooding and await compensation.

Multiple factors have led to areas like Rainbow Drive flooded. Holistic solutions are possible, but what will it take to make it happen?

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

Civic groups say middle and lower-income classes will bear the burden of Akrama Sakrama, which has no mechanism to prevent future violations.

As e-shram is a central scheme, there is very little effort from the BBMP or the state to popularise it among workers and encourage their enrollment.

As Bengaluru Development Minister, many of Basavaraj Bommai’s promises are the same as those made by ex-CMs. However, many projects are yet to be even started.