Series: IIJNM-Citizen Matters partnership

Bangalore Centres for Aadhar cards are not well equipped to facilitate physically challenged people. UIDAI’s special schemes are not known to many.

A huge number of private security services are said to be functioning without a license, swamping the market.

With Cauvery phase II delayed most of the city still depends on groundwater. But the presence of nitrate, iron and flouride above permissible levels is a worrying factor.

The road connects Gollahalli to Electronic city. But it encroaches on a lake. Will the order be reversed?

Dev Raj and Mahesh came to Bengaluru to make a living. While one is happy the other is returning, dejected.

Students of the Northeast and Tibet forum of St Joseph’s college organised a cultural festival. King of Tripura was the Chief Guest.

Iblur lake near HSR layout has been contaminated with sewage water from nearby apartments. Fish are dying because of this affecting the livelihoods of fishermen who use the lake.

Tibetans in Bengaluru took to candle light vigil on terming Karmapa a spy.

Dalai Lama is scheduled to visit St. Joseph college of Arts and Science, Bangalore this coming Sunday.

A playground in MICO layout, BTM 2nd stage has become the dumping ground for vehicles seized by Police for the last 12 years.

Accidents caused by the BMTC bus drivers in the city have increased about 40 percent compared to last year.

BMTC allows hundreds of drivers to get back behind the wheel after causing fatal bus accidents. An investigation by IIJNM students.