Locals flag Nethravati pollution in Uppinangady | Bengaluru News

Toxic flow: Sewage water from residential areas flows into the Nethravati River near Uppinangady Mangaluru: Mangaluru: The Nethravati river, the lifeline of Dakshina Kannada district, is allegedly being polluted by contaminated water, including sewage discharged from residential complexes in Uppinangady.Social activist Kailar Rajagopal Bhat said contaminated water from a residential apartment complex flows into the…

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Massive blaze erupts at chemical factory in Bengaluru | Bengaluru News

Fire in factory at Bengaluru Bengaluru: A massive fire broke out at a chemical manufacturing factory in Bommasandra Industrial Area near Hebbagodi Sunday evening, triggering panic and sending thick plumes of smoke into the sky. No casualties were reported, though the blaze remained uncontrolled till 9.30pm.Fire and emergency services personnel received information around 5.10pm about…

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Four women held in Bengaluru for illegal sale of Tydol tablets | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: In a crackdown on the illegal sale of scheduled drugs, Chamarajpet police have arrested four women in two separate operations for allegedly selling Tydol, an opioid painkiller tablet, without medical authorisation. These tablets, used to treat moderate-to-severe acute pain in adults, require a valid prescription for sale. The tablets are used as narcotic drugs…

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Hoodi To Hope Farm: Footpath story of Bengaluru with several twists & turns | Bengaluru News

Footpaths are encroached on the stretch from Hoodi to Hope Farm The footpaths do exist, but you just can’t walk on them.On one of east Bengaluru’s busiest roads linking Whitefield’s IT hubs, apartment complexes, malls and hospitals, pedestrians are forced to dodge parked vehicles, food stalls, shop extensions, garbage, and construction material simply to move…

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Metro Phase-3 double-decker plan likely to boost car use in Bengaluru: Expert | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Bengaluru’s proposed double-decker metro corridors could reverse years of efforts to shift commuters towards public transport by making private vehicle travel more attractive, according to IISc Prof Ashish Verma. Releasing an independent technical assessment of the project, Verma argued that urban mobility planning should focus on increasing the share of trips made by Metro,…

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