The manifesto focuses on solving citizen’s problems, by taking solutions from citizens. By Aiswarya Sriram Bangalore, April 12, 2019. Prakash Raj, an independent candidate of Bangalore Central division, released his manifesto on Friday, March 12, and called it “People’s Manifesto”. The people’s manifesto highlights seven major issues – ‘making the most of arts’, ‘a greener, […]
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Suicide cases in the city have decreased in 2019 when compared to those in 2017. By Virendra Singh Bangalore, April 12, 2019. According to the City Crime Record Bureau (CCRB), the suicide cases are divided into many factors. In these factors, poisoning and hanging are the major contributors. Reports of CCRB state that in 2017, […]
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This year’s election campaign was more focused on basic needs and welfare of people. By Riya Sethi Bangalore, April 11, 2019 The heavy campaigning for 2019 Lok Sabha elections came to end on and the first phase of voting started on 11 April, 2019 in many states like Andhra Pradesh, Sikkim, Uttar Pradesh and Chattisgarh. […]
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The counseling wing for women in the Institute of Mental Health and Neurological Sciences (NIMHANS) has had a lukewarm response since its opening. By Hansy Sanctis Bengaluru, April 11, 2019 The spike in rape and sexual molestation cases towards women, led to NIMHANS deciding to establish a wing for their counseling and care. This section […]
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Small political parties have failed to campaign on a large scale when compared to that of the national party. By Rohit Chatterjee Bengaluru April 10, 2019 The election campaign for the first phase of the Lok Sabha poll has ended. National parties have campaigned to attract voters in every possible way. However, the small parties […]
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Facilities in Bengaluru Airport are not up to the mark due to lack of proper maintenance, especially for sanitary disposal machines. By Hansy Sanctis Bengaluru, April 9, 2019 Despite installing free sanitary napkins vending and disposal machines at the Bangalore airport, nobody is able to access and use them, as they are under locks. These […]
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Business for the shopkeepers in the Tibetan market has gone down by 60 percent By Surbhi Jain Bengaluru, April 9, 2019 Located in the heart of the city, the Tibetan market is suffering a massive loss of revenues due to the coming up of the online marketing business. Shopkeepers are complaining how the market has […]
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During festivals and events, the election commission has observed that private buses have increased the fares of tickets. By Esther Esha Bangalore, March 28, 2019 It was discussed in the meeting at the commissioner’s office today that the city has been observing an extreme rise in the fares of private bus tickets – especially during […]
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As tension surrounding Brexit hits a high peak, India watches on with bated breath. By Ajay Ramanathan Bengaluru, March 28, 2019: The road to Brexit took a turn sharp turn on May 25, 2019, with the UK parliament announcing that it had taken over the reins from the government. Reports suggested that lawmakers were considering […]
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The city of Bengaluru has seen a number of pillars and walls being covered by forms of street art that gives a voice to various subjects. Street art is a form of art which was once considered a nuisance in the society. It was seen as an activity done by people who want to tag […]
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