Bengaluru will witness a revolutionary change in solid waste management from October 1. Segregation at source has been made mandatory, but for those who do not know how to tackle dry, wet and sanitary

The unique identification project was initially conceived by the Planning Commission as an initiative that would provide identification for each resident across the country and would be used primarily

“We have to go slower between Central College and Vidhana Soudha because of hard rock formations. Along some underground stretches, it was easy to execute work as the terrain had just soil, while othe

You may have to shell out more to commute on State Transport buses. The road transport corporations have stated that if the fares are not revised, profits will fall. Both KSRTC and BMTC have sent prop

Namma Metro’s Reach-1 will complete one year of operation in October and the 6.7 km-long stretch sees a passenger inflow of around 25,000 every day. The next big launch will be that of Reach-3 in a co

With the government agreeing to consider the 30 per cent pay hike demanded by BMTC and KSRTC drivers, the bus unions are set to call off their strike on Saturday, Transport minister R. Ashok indicated

As Bengaluru woke up to a BMTC strike on Thursday, 28 year old Akshatha M Rao who had arrived in the city with her six month old baby from Mangalore had a hard time finding transport from the Mysore

With the Commissioner of Railway Safety, Southern Circle, approving the construction of the 66 metre-long viaduct crossing the Indian Railway line at Malleswaram, the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation

The website of Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer – http://ceokarnataka.kar.nic.in – makes the process of getting voter identity cards swift.

The website has primarily been set up to improve communic

Trains on the Guwahati-Bengaluru route are gradually bringing people back to the city as rumours die down and the situation is returning to normal.

The chief public relations officer of the Northea