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As you wind up for the week, take a quick look at some of the headlines that have caught Bengaluru’s attention over the last seven days. Don’t miss the buzz in your city.

The latest in the controversy over non-payment of salaries to pourakarmikas, objections to certain proposed corridors and a collaboration with Japan to install smart traffic signals across the city — did you catch all this on the papers over the week gone by? A quick recap of these and other pertinent news from namma Bengaluru.

Many experts spoke on how detrimental pod taxis and elevated corridors would be for public transport, and how they will not be serving the purpose.

News that you need to know about BDA, BWSSB, BMRCL, BBMP and other agencies from Bengaluru.

All important news from the last week – the news from Bengaluru you don’t want to miss – all in one place.

What important things happened in Bengaluru last week, that had a direct or indirect impact on the city life? Here’s the summary, all in one place.

A residents’ group in Benson Town is fearing displacement, as Metro surveys land to change the alignment again. BMRC has not explored options to avoid displacement in the original alignment.

BMRCL had planned the integration of its station with Cantonment Railway Station, but changed it later. When people sought reasons, many were given, of which none seems valid enough!

So Hindi signages are going to be removed and Namma Metro is going to spend taxpayers’ money on removing the letters. Will this solve the issue?

Did you know that if you live or rent a premise in the corridor of Metro Phase-II and next phases, you could avail many compensations when the land acquisition goes on and the construction work

BMTC to introduce New Metro Feeder Services of 13 different routes with 1918 trips from various Metro stations in North-South Corridor from 19th June.

Phase I of Bengaluru Metro will be fully open to public on June 18. Even a 1-minute metro journey can make a big difference in the transport pattern.