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Other news of the week: MNCs for public interest projects, NIAS’ pilot model to monitor air quality, and Jayanagar turns 75 years.

Other news of the week: Metro’s Purple Line by year end, annual Lalbagh flower show, and maintenance of public toilets to be outsourced.

Other news of the week: Efforts to improve public transport, progress in Mission Indradhanush, and inivite for tenders for two-way tunnel roads.

Other news of the week: Drugs at govt hospitals delayed, Kuki-Zo protests at Freedom Park, and midday meal staff asked to follow hygiene SOPs.

An analysis of spatial correlation between BBMP work orders issued with regard to pothole filling/repairs and road accidents due to potholes.

Other news of the week: Work on for Vibrant Bengaluru, help desks for Gruha Lakshmi scheme, and KR Pura-Baiyappanahalli Metro line’s trial run.

Other news of the week: Activists decry forest amendment bill, drones to survey dogs, and body to study accidents on Expressway.

The question of whether a Church Street model can be replicated in a street that has a strong emphasis on heritage remains uncertain.

The road laying process is all manual labour. The only machine used is a bulldozer with a backhoe, which is busy digging large holes outside homes.

Other news of the week: Rs 250-cr sought by transport bodies, auto drivers threaten strike, QR code for police, and 10% water samples contaminated.

Other news of the week: Over 1 cr applicants for Gruha Jyothi scheme, BTP collects over Rs 22 lakh for violations and School of Wheels halted.

Bengaluru Urban has the highest number of manual scavenger deaths in the state, yet the safety of these workers remains neglected.