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Last week, the High Court passed orders on two major concerns of Bengalureans – the elevated corridor project, and indiscriminate tree felling for Metro rail. Read more on this, and other happenings in the city over the past week

Hundreds of trees in Bengaluru are being felled for Metro rail, but compensatory saplings are often planted outside the city, or maybe never. Officials do not keep track of the saplings or ensure their survival either

A large coalition of citizen groups demanded more effective and economical alternatives to address Bengaluru’s traffic problems.

An elevated corridor will only decrease the sustainability of the transport system and overall livability of the city. But a mass rapid public transport scenario like a metro on the same corridor will help the city achieve the right modal share balance.

From city’s transport scene to BBMP’s plan of releasing treated wastewater from landfills to lakes, all news in one place.

From Bellandur lake rejuvenation to BMTC’s online passes, news about the city from last week that matters to you—all in one place.

Namma Metro’s Phase 2 connecting 72 km across Bengaluru, especially the IT corridor isn’t on track. But Metro has managed to make profits in last financial year.

Hydrocarbons are on their way out and solar or electrical vehicles will become the order of the day, says former Transport Commissioner and director at the KSRTC. But for that, Bangalore needs an urgent change in mindset and policy.

From proposal to elevate peripheral ting road to high court’s directions on BBMP, all important news you need to know about Bengaluru this week.

News updates from Bengaluru last week. Traffic control, Metro line, H1N1 in the city and more – the news-in-brief that filters out what matters from the junk.

Reaching Carmelaram costs Rs 20 and 105 minutes with 60 minutes of walking, while the return journey costs Rs 402 and 160 minutes!

Been busy or away from your city? Catch up on some of the most critical developments in Bengaluru over the last one week.