Hebbal

Tree walk is conducted every month by the members of Hasiru Usiru. This aims to introduce the interested to the world of trees and the intertwining ecological relationships that surround trees.

Sridhar Pabbisetty, an MBA and Loksatta candidate from Hebbal, presents a welcome picture to even the most cynical, and especially to the young and the middle class.

A chronological tracker of developments related to Bangalore’s lakes.

800 flats of this Hebbal complex generate 3000 kg of waste every month, from which the residents get 300 kgs of compost!

That’s why the national seminar on organic terrace gardening was held at the University of Agricultural Sciences in Hebbal, which was attended by over 100 participants.

Stakeholders DULT, BMTC, BDA and consultants RITES, iDECK will meet next week to review the revised proposal for the pilot Bus Rapid Transit System in Bengaluru.

Michael Goldman, professor of Sociology and Global Studies at the University of Minnesota, USA, is currently in Bangalore researching transformations of land, government and citizenship. A report from his recent talk.

In a report submitted to the High Court, Karnataka’s highest ranking forest official Dr P J Dilip Kumar has severely criticised the state’s approach to commercialise Bangalore’s lakes.

Did I have to pay the fine? Could the police have seized my bike?

A recent study by a doctoral students at the National Institute of Advanced Studies in Bangalore suggests that Hebbal lake’s ‘development’ is against the idea of the city being a ‘melting pot’, because it cuts off access to several communities. Rajeev Yeshwanth has more.

A candle light vigil was held opposing LDA plans to handover Hebbal Lake to a private party that plans an upmarket recreational facility beside the lake.