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Bengaluru ORR upgrade: Traffic jams will worsen on Silk Board to KR Pura road as redevelopment to start soon; Key traffic hotspots and alternative routesBengaluru ORR Upgrade: Bengaluru’s already-stretched Outer Ring Road (ORR) tech corridor is about to enter what could become one of its mos...- Digital lenders stay cautious; Swiggy sees no easy wins for RapidoHappy Thursday! Some digital lending startups reported modest profit growth in FY25, while others have pulled back on IPO plans. This and m...
- ‘If Jakarta can, why can’t Bengaluru?’: Viral social media post questions city’s urban planningA viral social media post comparing Jakarta’s well-planned bus and cycle lanes to Bengaluru’s traffic chaos has sparked a heated debate onl...
- Swiggy’s pre-IPO Esop sale; GST & ride-hailing appsFood delivery company Swiggy will buy back Esops worth $65 million, its fifth such exercise. This and more on today’s ETtech Top 5.
- Nalin Negi is new BharatPe CEO; Namma Yatri’s cabs playFintech firm BharatPe has elevated its interim CEO Nalin Negi as the company’s full-time chief executive officer. This and more in today's ...
- 12 Baby Girl Clothes for 2 to 5 year olds for adorable and comfortable fashionThis collection brings together a range of baby girl clothes tailored for the dynamic needs of 2 to 5-year-olds. Each item is carefully cho...
- IT salary hikes expected to trim down to 8-10% in FY24; PhonePe’s commerce app Pincode goes liveA year after IT companies saw employee costs soaring along with the great resignation wave, salary hikes for employees are expected to cool...
- Tech leaders talk Bengaluru in meeting with new Karnataka CMBengaluru’s infrastructure woes and how the government should act to improve India’s Silicon Valley was the main topic of discussion at the...
- Metro wants taller buildings, denser transit corridors for Bengaluru developmentThe draft Bengaluru Transit-Oriented Development Policy is expected “to come into force with immediate effect from the date of its official...
- Plog Run in Bengaluru on TuesdayThe first of its kind, plogging combines the traditional marathon with the need to pick up plastic waste thrown in public spaces.
- Boost public transport, tax vehicle buy: StudyThe 163-page report argues that the city is just 5-10 years away from the situation New Delhi is facing if it fails to introduce sustainabl...
- Last-mile link? Let's give long Skywalks a tryThe Hebbal junction can be decluttered and seamless transit to the airport achieved by establishing a well-designed long skywalk network co...
- Powering Bengaluru's mobility through the next decadeMobility directly impacts the quality of life of citizens and economic productivity of a city. Daily commute is one among the many challeng...
- Startups brainstorm to improve last-mile Metro linkStartups' focus is on developing accessibility, collating information about last-mile connectivity and coordinating with other modes of tra...
- A journey ends, another beginsThe network is of only 42 km and does not reach all parts of the massive urban sprawl. Also, it is not that there was no public transport i...
- Namma Metro's green line to raise ridership by 180 per centFor RK Misra, founder director, Center for SMART Cities, the highcost of a metro pales in comparison with the benefits. “Metro is a socioec...
- Garden city tourism gets a new kick from startupsThe project is being piloted with the Cubbon Park circuit that is expected to have its final trial by end of November, said Kharge.
- Namma Cycle - an initiative to make Bengaluru adopt green transportIn the IISc experiment, Murali circulated 150 bicycles for students and faculty to move around on the sprawling campus.
- Young pros in Bengaluru look beyond gyms for holistic fitnessFor the young and well-travelled corporate professionals of Bengaluru, being fit is no longer about losing weight but a holistic lifestyle ...
- Encourage cycling to tackle pollution; but Indian motorists need to be sensitised to cyclists' safetyWith increasing pollution and congestion on their roads, Indian cities have no option but to get more people to cycle.
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