The Supreme Court has granted an extension for Bengaluru civic body elections. The polls are now scheduled to be held by August 31. This de...

The civic body's offices have a history of catching fire, often resulting in loss of documents. The BBMP's Yelahanka office in north Bengal...

The petitioners also got another relief as Justice Hemant Chandangoudar asked the government to redo the list assigning OBC and women reser...

The High Court also cancelled the government's notification for the reservation of wards of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), ...

While the AAP is making a lot of noise about issues related to Bengaluru, the Congress has been holding state-wide events focusing mostly o...

Leaders at the AAP Bengaluru unit have swung back to highlighting the city’s issues and campaigning for action, exactly like they did four ...

BBMP intends to finish the exercise by the 2020 civic polls. The aim is to have equal population in each ward.

The party will support and train selected woman members to become leaders in their wards.

BBMP commissioner N Manjunath Prasad’s order on the mayor’s direction to make ward committee meetings mandatory on the first Saturday of ev...

The last five batches has trained 204 civic leaders who are spread across 115 wards of Bengaluru are actively working in their neighbourhoo...

With many committees conducting only one meeting, civic groups are gearing up for yet another legal fight to ensure the committees do their...

The "scam" is now confirmed, civic activists point out, thanks to ward-wise muster rolls of all 32,000 pourakarmikas, which the BBMP upload...

The new garbage contracts being finalised will give bidders an option to either use pourakarmikas or bring in mechanised sweepers for stree...

"The cameras installed by the police are pan-tiltzoom cameras with a zoom range of 500 metres. These cost about Rs 57,000. "

BJP appeared to retain control of the IT city's civic body, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), as it moved ahead of the Congres...

The uniformly low voter turnout across wards in Bengaluru raises three questions over and above the well-recognised issue of voter apathy.

The state government's advocate argued before the Karnataka High Court that wards needed to be resized according to the population figures .