User: esg Topic: Bangalore
Category: Traffic :: flyovers-1ways-etc
Last updated: May 19 2013 10:46 IST RSS 2.0
 
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Two die as car falls off Mahadevapura flyover 19.5.2013 newindianexpress.com
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BDA looks to new government for financial aid 18.5.2013 newindianexpress.com
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Road widening, garbage issue high on Siddaramaiah’s list (Cached) 15.5.2013 Bangalore Mirror: City
New chief minister Siddaramaiah has an upgraded Bangalore city on his mind. ...
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State bus driver was boozing on off day, called back on duty (Cached) 15.5.2013 Bangalore Mirror: Cover
Sunagaara had just completed the 530 km drive from Belgaum to city. After unwinding with a few pegs, he headed for bed on his off day, but was called back to work by his bosses. He hit a motorbike, knocking out the rider...
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Opium seized inside lorry in Bangalore 14.5.2013 Bangalore News, Bangalore City News | Cities News - Times of India
Opium seized inside lorry in Bangalore
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I am a loner: Ranbir Kapoor 13.5.2013 Deccan Herald - Entertainment
I am a loner: Ranbir Kapoor
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Re-elected MLAs don't want to rest on their laurels 11.5.2013 deccanherald.com
Re-elected MLAs don't want to rest on their laurels
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Daredevils score 154/4 against Rajasthan Royals 7.5.2013 Deccan Herald - Sports
Delhi Daredevils scored 154 for four against Rajasthan Royals in an Indian Premier League match, here today.

Ben Rohrer top-scored with an unbeaten 64 while skipper Mahela Jayawardene contributed 34.

Brief Scores: Delhi Daredevils 154/4 (Ben Rohrer 64 no, Mahela Jayawardene 34, Shane Watson 1/21) vs Rajasthan Royals.
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‘I am sad over the loss of the Paradise’ 7.5.2013 newindianexpress.com
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The oligarchic republic of Bangalore? (Cached) 6.5.2013 Citizen Matters
33,000 people travel through the airport every day, while 10 Lakh people travel through the Majestic area, using buses or trains. The investment on the airport is 100 times the money spent on Majestic. Where do priorities lie?
The Greek word Oligarchy means 'Government of a few rich people for their own advantage'. It was coined by the philosopher Aristotle 2300 years ago (he also coined the word Democracy). An Oligarch is a very rich businessman or businesswoman with a great deal of political influence. For convenience, we'll shorten the word to Olly.

Karnataka politics has traditionally been funded by various lobbies of Ollys like the liquor lobby, the mining lobby, real estate lobby, and the contractors' lobby (in urban bodies elections). When a politician needs money to fight an election, an Olly funds him, and the Olly in…

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Poll duty hampers BBMP works 4.5.2013 newindianexpress.com
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Overzealous campaigners thumb nose at traffic rules 3.5.2013 newindianexpress.com
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Cop plays good Samaritan to ‘abandoned’ sex worker (Cached) 3.5.2013 Bangalore Mirror: City
He’s the rare police constable who went out of his way to help rather than harass a sex worker. ...
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High rises and water crisis cripple Hebbal (Cached) 2.5.2013 Citizen Matters
The northern Bangalore's burgeoning part, Hebbal is crippled by water shortage, just as public spaces give way to private projects. Which candidate is best-equipped to deal with Hebbal’s crises?

Hebbal, once considered the northern endpoint of the city, is now the epicentre of its growth, as Bangalore spreads its tentacle-like flyovers in every direction. The last two decades have seen the conversion of what was essentially a cluster of villages, set apart by Hebbal Lake, into one of Bangalore’s busiest and populated suburbs. As Hebbal turned into a gateway for the new airport, driving land prices up, rents and property rates in the heart of the city have rendered it unlivable for a large population. From private gated community projects to IT ‘parks’, Hebbal has witnessed explosive growth…

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Parties skirt road-widening in Bangalore 2.5.2013 The Hindu: Today's Paper
Parties skirt road-widening in Bangalore
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Bommanahalli: It's new entrant vs approachable MLA (Cached) 2.5.2013 Citizen Matters
Though Bommanahalli MLA is approachable, he did little to solve the problems, say residents. The urbane Ashwin Mahesh and Congress loyalist Nagabhooshana Reddy are taking him on this time.

If you are on Hosur road going towards Electronic city in the evenings and not taking the elevated flyover, chances are you are going to be stuck at the Gaarvebhavipalya junction. The usual sights and sounds of traffic chaos strike you loud and clear. You will also see a bunch of young women balancing plastic pots while waiting for a safe moment to cross the busy junction. These young women cross over the busy and often dangerous highway, from Hongasandra side to Bandepalya to collect water every other day. Water is the biggest concern in sitting MLA Sathish Reddy's backyard…

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PARTIES SKIRT ROAD WIDENING 1.5.2013 The Hindu: Today's Paper
PARTIES SKIRT ROAD WIDENING
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It’s a major victory for Earth Warriors (Cached) 1.5.2013 Bangalore Mirror: Cover
Efforts to fence Kaikondrahalli Lake were stalled as local politicians wanted the boundary to be moved around six feet inside the lake to widen Sarjapur Road. BBMP opposed the netas’ demand as it violated Supreme Court order...
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Parties skirt road widening 1.5.2013 Hindu: News
About three lakh property owners will lose their property to road widening
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Sarvagnanagar: Fast growth, poor amenities (Cached) 30.4.2013 Citizen Matters
The usual problems of traffic, garbage and sewage are the cause of concern for the voters of this constituency. The three-time MLA has not been able to keep up with the growing demand for better administration.
Located in the north-east part of Bangalore, the Sarvagnanagar Assembly Constituency has seen a lot of development in the recent past. With several educational institutions, hospitals and other commercial establishments, the area is thickly populated. But with the drastic rise in development and an influx of people, Sarvagnanagar is lagging behind in infrastructure. The foremost of problems faced by residents is that of drinking water.

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Most northern and eastern parts of the city are facing acute water shortage. The peak of summer is a further testing time. The current MLA of the constituency, K J George…

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