Bengaluru Traffic: Bengaluru has jobs, weather and tech. Why is mobility becoming its weakest link? | Bengaluru News

The problem with Bengaluru traffic is not merely that roads are crowded. BENGALURU: Bengaluru has plenty going for it. It has the jobs, the technology industry, a huge startup ecosystem, a young workforce and weather that many other Indian metros can only envy. For years, these have helped make the city one of India’s biggest…

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Porvorim flyover inaugurated in haste, infra leading to deaths: Vijai | Goa News

Hinting that engineering flaws and lack of traffic planning had led to infrastructure being “cursed” Sardesai said that better sense needs to prevail within govt Panaji: Questioning govt’s knee-jerk reaction of prohibiting two-wheelers from using the 5.1km Porvorim flyover, GFP MLA Vijai Sardesai on Sunday said that govt inaugurated the Rs 641 crore project in…

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FIR against 8 civic officials and 3 contractors for decade-old streetlight fraud in Sohna | Gurgaon News

This is a photo for representation Gurgaon: A decade-old streetlight project in Sohna has led to an FIR against eight municipal officials and three contractors after an inquiry found alleged manipulation of tender rates, inflated payments and installation of lights different from those approved. The bureau alleged that the eight works sanctioned for Rs 4.9…

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Vivek Alva to address global environmental forum in Russia | Mangaluru News

Mangaluru: Vivek Alva, managing trustee Alva’s Education Foundation, along with five other subject experts from India, will participate in theThird International Conference on Regional-Level Cooperation within BRICS Nations, with the conference theme ‘Modern Environmental and Nature Management Issues’, to be held in Petrozavodsk, Republic of Karelia, Russia, from Sept 15 to 17, organised by theKarelian…

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DUSU campaign trail moves online as candidates court Gen Z voters | Delhi News

New Delhi: Swipe. Scroll. Vote. For Delhi University’s Gen Z electorate, the campaign trail is increasingly moving from crowded college gates to the phone screen.With Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) elections scheduled for Sept 18, candidates have turned social platforms into their new political pitch, using short, punchy videos to grab attention in a space…

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