Infrastructure

The Tunnel Road Project aims to ease traffic congestion at an estimated cost of Rs. 50,000 crore. But due process must be followed in its implementation.

A citizen investigation on the correlation between accidents and the presence of streetlights and surveillance cameras in Bengaluru.

The shop owners of Gandhi Bazaar are facing a bleak future as there are other convenient shopping options, such as online stores.

Ward committees can conduct regular inspection to ascertain whether streets require repair, paying specific attention to footpaths

Streets, including footways, in a good and reasonable condition, is a fundamental right under Article 21 (Right to Life) of the Constitution.

A glimpse into what ails a typical neighbourhood in Bengaluru. For whom and for what purpose are these parks designed? Who suffers?

Data analysis shows a spike in plan sanctions between 2013 and 2019, because the rules then allowed regularisation of building plan deviations.

While publicly available data can be used in myriad ways to take informed decisions on Bengaluru’s growth, data quality remains poor.

A writer embarks on a wishful, fanciful speech (and hopefully subsequent action) about Bengaluru that the next Chief Minister ought to make.

In its current form, four months after its inauguration, 100 feet road, Indiranagar is a minefield posing grave danger to citizens and commuters.

PM Modi has visited the city at least five times since last November. He inaugurated two major projects in March this year.

In 2020, BBMP promised the city would have 225 cabins within six months. As of early 2023, there are around 68 suvidha cabins.