bannerghatta road | Citizen Matters, Bengaluru

Hulimavu-Begur road in Akshayanagar Layout gets a facelift

January 7, 2016 Sapna Prabhu

Sapna Prabhu tracks the progress of work on the Hulimavu-Begur road. While citizens must complain about inefficiencies, one must also highlight the good work being done by local administration, she says.

Akshayanagar Layout: an upcoming locality without asphalted roads

October 13, 2015 Sapna Prabhu

Akshayanagar Layout near Bannerghatta Road sees a fair amount of traffic. However, the current infrastructure is not only inadequate, but also unsafe for commuters. Are the authorities listening?

How to improve traffic on Mysore Road

May 28, 2014 Swamynathan B

Simple steps that can bring in dramatic changes are often ignored. Here are some such steps suggested by a commuter.

Documenting the trees in Bannerghatta

March 6, 2014 Wildlife Conservation Group

Wildlife Conservation Group is organising a workshop to record the various trees on Bannerghatta Road.

BMRCL agrees to work on mobility efforts on Bannerghatta Road

October 18, 2013 News Desk

BMRCL Managing Director Pradeep Kharola has responded to the concerns of citizens on predicted traffic problems on Bannerghatta Road in Bengaluru once the Phase-II work takes off, by promising to look into the issues listed by them.

Commute

BBMP plans to merge Silk Board elevated road with Metro line

August 26, 2013 Nikita Malusare

Residents living near Jayadeva hospital welcome BBMP’s plan to integrate the elevated road from Jayadeva junction to Silk board with BMRCL’s R V Road – Bommasandra Metro line.

Environment

Charity begins at home

August 27, 2012 Shree Rekha

Residents at Ajmera Green Acres go on a newspaper collection drive once every two months and sell the papers to raise money for charity.

Economy

Residents help manage factory fire

February 12, 2012 L R Suresh

Alert residents helped put out a major fire in a plastic factory in Arekere

Commute

80 more underpasses – what about the people?

December 10, 2009 Usha Srinath

In response to Citizen Matters’ article on grade separators, Usha Srinath feels that local residents should be allowed to participate in monitoring the execution of BBMP projects.