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There is little to no data for the public to track the projects that have been allocated thousands of crores under Nagarothana Yojane.

The other news of the week for Bengaluru: Rapid Road project halted and Karnataka government employees union calls off strike.

The other top news were the scrapping of the Ejipura-Kendriya Sadan flyover tender and safety inspection of the KR Puram-Whitefield metro stretch.

ASHA workers assured of honorarium hike, rise in groundwater levels, and voters can apply to replace ID cards were the other top news.

BBMP has issued work orders for this Rs 6,000 crore in one go, even though the money is meant to be spent over three years.

BBMP employees’ protests, removal of 250 shops in Jayanagar, and calls for publicising MEMU trains were the other news.

Construction of metro pillars above 12 metres will be halted and anganwadi workers calls off their strike were the other top news.

Even though the temporary banning of meat sales is to improve air safety, the issue of livelihood challenges are often overlooked.

In other news this week: Survey finds citizens want better roads and streetlights; Tenders being called for second suburban rail stretch.

In other top news from Bengaluru, BBMP budget presentation preponed to February 15th and launch of the city’s first evening post office.

In other top news this week: BBMP launches ‘Fix My Street’ application and Karnataka Animal Welfare Board conducts raids on pet shops.

Even though the redesigned Church Street serves as an aspirational model, it cannot be entirely replicated in other areas of the city.