GENRE: Voices

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

Traffic jams can’t be wished away with a flyover or a wider road. Many measures have to be applied holistically. This is where Bengaluru flops.

Interview: Conservation biologist Dr Abi T Vanak weighs in on how Bengaluru can deal with the issue of stray dogs, monkeys and other wildlife in the city.

Giving people-centred urban politics shape and substance is the task cut out for Bengalureans on the eve of the forthcoming civic elections.

In this article, the author shares his thoughts on initiatives that gated communities can take to reduce pollution and improve the environment.

The half-done Ejipura-Kendriya Sadan flyover can be left to rest. Let the trees run wild – maybe we will have our very own AngKor Wat within the city.

Metro and Suburban Rail together can provide relief to Bengalureans tired of traffic. A rail network will soon serve almost all parts of the city.

The name of a place often triggers memories about the area, its people and its history. Here’s a better way to choose ward names for Bengaluru.

Alongside all the social impact projects that Nihar loves doing, he is a typical teenager who loves playing basketball and hanging out with friends.

Namma Metro provides point-to-point connectivity, but last-mile connectivity, and multi modal transport get little attention in Raja Rajeshwari Nagar.

At the end of the day, for BBMP officials, it doesn’t matter if it is birth or death, happy or sad, it is just another day to fleece citizens.

BJP banks on Modi for local votes, INC on their “track record”. JDS ready with ORR story. Unencumbered by the past, AAP and BNP promise citizen participation.