Kumaraswamy alleges Rs 3 lakh crore loss over NICE project, urges public to stop paying toll | Bengaluru News

HD Kumaraswamy at a news conference in Bengaluru Bengaluru: Union minister and JD(S) state president HD Kumaraswamy reiterated claims of irregularities in NICE Road project, claiming they caused a loss of around Rs 3 lakh crore to the state exchequer, and urged people to stop paying toll.Kumaraswamy traced the project’s history from the time his…

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Meth worth Rs 10.6 lakh seized from car; 2 held in Bengaluru | Bengaluru News

Police commissioner, Seemant Kumar Singh inspecting the drug seized from two peddlers Bengaluru: A drug-peddling attempt in BDA Shivaram Karanth Layout was foiled by Vidyaranyapura police, who arrested two peddlers involved in selling methamphetamine and seized 106 grams of the narcotic substance worth around Rs 10.6 lakh.Based on information received by sub-inspector LD Madhusudan around…

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Bengaluru’s BMTC buses to get ‘smart eyes’ for safety, passenger tracking | Bengaluru News

APC data will be compared with ETM (electronic ticketing machine) passenger data, including students and pass holders, helping the corporation build more reliable passenger estimates Bengaluru: Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) is turning to technology to make its buses move safely on the city’s increasingly crowded roads and, at the same time, get a clearer…

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Govt notifies future road corridors as Bengaluru eyes expansion | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru development minister Krishna Byre Gowda announced the move Tuesday Bengaluru: In a bid to prevent unplanned urbanisation from choking future infrastructure projects, the state govt is set to notify a network of proposed road corridors in rapidly developing areas outside Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) area, asking residents and developers to verify designated alignments before…

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Patch-up time: Minister sets 15-day deadline to identify critical roads on Bengaluru’s outskirts | Bengaluru News

The move comes amid growing concerns over infrastructure in several developing corridors where residential layouts have mushroomed over the years, but road infrastructure has failed to keep pace. Bengaluru: Thousands of residents living in the city’s rapidly urbanising outskirts could finally see some long-awaited infrastructure improvements, with Bengaluru development minister Krishna Byre Gowda directing officials…

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200 people, 5 km, after 9 pm: Bengaluru walks after dark, confronts women’s safety | Bengaluru News

Last Sunday, at 9.30pm, around 200 people, mostly women, gathered in Koramangala to walk five kilometres to Indiranagar along the Intermediate Ring Road, demanding greater safety for women in public spaces after dark. The route, which included poorly lit stretches and isolated patches, was chosen deliberately to draw attention to the spaces many women hesitate…

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