2015 was the last time plastic was used for road-building in Bengaluru, discover ET.

In the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike’s (BBMP) monthly council meeting held last week, 25 out of the 75 subjects placed for approval we...

The businessman ran Cash Bazaar, the city’s first superstore and mall, a century ago.

The existing arterial and sub-arterial roads, each of which ranges from 22 km to 47 km, will become wider once the project is completed.

The group has urged the government not to allow any tree-felling project until all of the related procedures and directions of the court ha...

Fitness enthusiasts are opening alternative dining spaces in the city.

For the past three years, this event, which happens to be Bengaluru's largest citizen-driven tree festival, Neralu, has been engaging commu...

For the campaigners -mostly professionals -who have to work to make a living, it is a challenge to turn up every other week.

While the BBMP itself is unsure if the exercise will work, experts clearly warn that relocation will not ensure survival of trees, especial...

Citizens can raise objections along with valid reason and supporting documents either through e-mail or through phone to cfsubdivision1bbmp...

This is the finding of a tree census conducted by Prof Harini Nagendra and Seema Mundoli, both from Azim Premji University , and Vijay Nish...

Karnataka Road Development Corporation quietly starts ground work for a north-southeast-west elevated corridor project in Bengaluru

When bullock carts were the prime mode of transport, an Arab businessman was pained to see the beasts carry loads up the steep, rough climb.

While cleanliness of the park is not an issue, not all facilities meant for the public are in working condition.

What's next? With 'Swacch' being a buzzword in government and celeb circles, the state budget did bring about a mention with strict enforce...

Citizens complaining about tree cutting is not uncommon. But how about having some gyan on the trees in your locality and caring for them?

Once a cluster of villages, it is now a concrete jungle with skyscrapers and traffic screeching on the roads.