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Extensions in service set back to those who are in line: Vice President DhankharVice President Jagdeep Dhankhar emphasized the pitfalls of service extensions and post-retirement recruitment, stressing the importance of ...- Bengaluru's Nallur tamarind grove gets a sour twistA 54-acre tamarind grove near B’luru said to date back to the 12th century is one of the few biodiversity heritage sites in the country. Bu...
- Tree story gets a sour twist: 54-acre tamarind grove near B’luru, among India's few biodiversity heritage sites, calls for helpTill 2007, when it was declared a biodiversity heritage site, the grove was managed by the village panchayat.
- Did you know Bengaluru was the first city in Asia to use electrical street lamps?The electrification of the city cost Rs 6 lakh in total with an initial annual maintenance expense of Rs 50,000.
- Taking a trip down memory lane: This lake was Bengaluru’s first water source beyond its boundaryHessarghatta lake, located 27 km from Bengaluru, dried up to the last drop at the turn of the millennium.
- INTACH Bengaluru announces heritage awards, NGMA building recognised for adaptive re-useThe building was originally a residence that has been turned into a cultural space and museum.
- Unlike Chamarajpet, Bengaluru's Seshadripuram has a quiet 125th yearSeshadripuram was primarily a residential locality, known for its educational institutions, proximity to the railway line and government of...
- Date with History: Bengaluru has a hidden history of universal brotherhoodThe Theosophical Order of Service, founded in 1908 by Dr Besant, provides medical aid and scholarships to poor students.
- The bridge connecting old Bengaluru with the newThe state guesthouse was initially the residence of Mysuru Dewan Seshadri Iyer.
- 15 century-old trees cut to make way for VVIP guesthouse in BengaluruThe new guesthouse is coming up on a four acre land that was lush with banyan, jackfruit, mango, neem, avenue and other tree varieties.
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