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Bengaluru faced heavy rainfall leading to severe flooding at manyata tech park, submerging vehicles and streets. Viral videos showed floodwaters crashing down walls and perilous conditions for commuters. Social media reactions highlighted concerns over the tech park's location near Nagawara Lake and the city's inadequate flood management.

The campus of one of Bengaluru’s largest technology hubs — manyata tech park near Hebbal — was flooded after Sunday night’s downpour, forcing employees on their way to office on Monday morning to return home.

Heavy rains have caused severe flooding in Bengaluru, particularly impacting manyata tech park, where vehicles were submerged and streets were waterlogged. Social media posts reveal dramatic scenes, with concerns growing as more rain is predicted. The Indian Meteorological Department forecasts moderate to heavy rainfall until October 17, putting additional strain on the city’s infrastructure.

A software engineer riding pillion died on the spot, while her colleague escaped with minor injuries after their two-wheeler rammed a bridge wall on NICE Road, near Kengeri, early on Saturday.

A minor fire in one of the buildings in manyata tech park, Hebbal, on Monday afternoon, triggered an alarm in the hi-tech enclave. The fire was noticed at 11am in the basement of D2 block where an IBM section is located.

Sampigehalli police busted an interstate fake job racket by arresting five persons. The gang set up an office in Shivajinagar area and even took space on rent at manyata tech park to lure job aspirants.

Chief minister B S Yeddyruappa on Monday said he would put forward two suggestions to the opposition.

Bengaluru experienced severe flooding after just six cm of rain, causing major disruptions in manyata tech park. Employees struggled with knee-deep water and took to social media to express frustration. Critics blamed the government for the failing infrastructure. BJP MLA Arvind Bellad strongly condemned the administration for inadequate planning and accountability.

North Bengaluru, especially localities off Ballari Road, bore the brunt of Tuesday’s overnight rain havoc. Early Wednesday morning, manyata tech park and surrounding areas like Hebbal-Kempapura and Rachenahalli were completely inundated, with roads resembling streams.

A day after a 15-year-old boy was washed away in a stormwater drain, the BBMP blamed the death on illegal constructions on the drain allegedly by the nearby manyata tech park.

The city's tech community, which has been supporting public transport in a big way for some years now, is making a new attempt to reduce traffic and transportation hassles.

Private equity giant Blackstone may finance south-based Embassy Property Development’s purchase of 22% stake in manyata tech park, the country’s largest operational tech SEZ located in Bangalore, from HDFC Property Ventures for Rs 540 crore, said sources privy to the development.

The first day of 2018 turned tragic for a family when a water tanker rammed their car on National Highway-50 on the outskirts of Kudligi in Ballari district.

Three miscreants abducted a 58-year-old ex-serviceman from Cottonpet area and dumped him near manyata tech park after snatching Rs 12,000 cash and other valuables worth Rs 84,000 from him on Wednesday night.

A 30-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly robbing an Australian who was on a business visit to the city. The incident took place at Govindapura in east Bengaluru in the wee hours of June 23.

Deputy CM DK Shivakumar has declared that the government will take decisive action, including demolishing structures obstructing stormwater drains, to prevent flooding in Bengaluru. He emphasized the invocation of the Disaster Management Act necessitates immediate action, even if it means razing buildings hindering water flow.

A 51-year-old HR manager with a tech company at manyata tech park filed a police complaint against three persons, accusing them of forging his letterhead and the firm’s logo to cheat job aspirants.

Two men and a woman robbed a goldsmith of diamond-studded bangles worth Rs 10 lakh at gate number 5 of manyata tech park last week.Police registered a case against Aisha, Senthil, Imran and others based on a complaint filed by N Balaji, 39.