Two mega projects that were dropped are now being revived and bandied as the solution for Bengaluru’s traffic woes.

The surprise announcement on reviving the steel flyover project could indicate competing interests at play in the coalition.

It is not that nothing has changed for the better in these years. It is just that more needs to be done and quickly.

The committee gains significance at a time when the state government is announcing mega infrastructure projects for Bengaluru

The Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation (BMRCL) had to cancel the tender for its proposed 2.84-km elevated corridor at the junction after just...

The chief minister said the project would be cleared in the next cabinet meeting (scheduled for October 25), paving way for the tender proc...

The Peripheral Ring Road will connect Tumakuru Road with Hosur Road through Ballari Road and Old Madras Road. It will also be linked to the...

Infosys was the first to volunteer to relinquish around 1,235 square metres for junction improvement and road-widening.

As if to confirm it, then BDA Commissioner T Sham Bhat told this paper in March this year that the project was being dropped and later also...

Bhat added that the BDA was at the receiving end of complaints that building the six-lane elevated road would spoil the city's beauty.

The corridor will ease off the congestion on the road to Hebbal and cut Vidhana Soudha airport travel time to 30 minutes.

The skywalk, which cost Rs 60 lakh, was specially requested by the school to help its students cross the high-traffic junction near Basava ...

Properties on the metro corridors are to command higher prices and the project has demonstrated what efficient transportation does for busi...