civic bangalore

Discover how the all-woman management committee of Century Saras in Bengaluru's Yelahanka is transforming community governance, enhancing maintenance, and promoting cultural unity in their apartment complex.

Renaming Indian cities is more than administrative change; it's a constitutional expression of identity and memory. While restoring indigenous names, the process must balance historical continuity with evolving cultural values. This requires transparency, public consultation, and careful management of practical implications to ensure inclusion and strengthen national belonging.

Get prepared for an e-revolution in civic life. You will not have to run around or make repeated calls for the fused streetlights, potholed roads, fallen trees or damaged electric poles in your area.

The BJP led in the Bengaluru civic corporation's election, according to trends from counting of votes in 197 wards across the city on Tuesday.

The Bangalore civic authority is serious on disposing of garbage in a scientific manner. And the high court wants errant citizens punished suitably.

Elected representatives should stop interfering in the decision-making process in urban local bodies, which requires a constitutional amendment __ this opnion emerged during an interactive session organized by Civic in Bangalore on Wednesday.

Can you be a change? Can you engage, energize and empower? Can you bring in a revolution about civic sense? And the young warriors gathered at the annual day of Children's Movement for Civic Awareness (CMCA), roared "yes".

Nearly two years after it formed the first-ever saffron govt in the South, Ruling BJP today created history again when it captured the prestigious Bangalore City Corporation for the first time winning the civic polls.

By Monday noon, as crackers exploded in the air and sweet boxes did the rounds, the BJP was celebrating a new chapter in its history. Of ending five decades of Congress dominance in the city corporation.

Elections to the Bangalore civic agency were scheduled for March 9, 2009, after a high court order. But with Lok Sabha elections approaching, they may be put off yet again.

Bangaloreans could well get better civic amenities if corporators imbibed the lessons at the two-day training programme which concluded on Saturday.

To monitor ward-level development, the Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) will soon put in place a new system of benchmarking services.

There’s some hope for Bangaloreans. For long, we’ve cursed the lack of coordination between civic agencies as they went about their work.

Gen Y appears to be the best bet for Indian democracy. At least that is how it looks, considering the civic churning happening in the schools of Bangalore and surrounding areas.

M Lakshminarayana was appointed the new commissioner of Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) on Thursday.