Bosky Khanna is a Correspondent at Express Network Private Limited. She covers a diverse range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, climate change, and environmental services, as well as agriculture and farming. Her work has been featured in The New Indian Express, MSN, Space Today, and Magzter.
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By: Bosky Khanna
BENGALURU: To ensure that no consumer is left out of the Gruha Jyothi scheme, the energy department has sought the state government's permission to organise special camps in all Escom offices. As many as 73,82,571 electricity consumers under the scheme are yet to be surveyed by meter readers of various electricity supply companies (Escoms).
By: Bosky Khanna
BENGALURU: A trip to a resort by a group of friends turned tragic when a 52-year old businessman from Bengaluru was killed by a tusker. The deceased, Narendra Shinde, was a resident of Rajarajeshwari Nagar. While 10 friends, who were with him, claimed that he was relieving himself when the elephant attacked and killed him, forest officials disputed it.
By: Krishna Chaitanya, Bosky Khanna
The Mekedatu Balancing Reservoir cum Drinking Water Project is proposed on the Cauvery river in Karnataka. It has been the subject of a long-running dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Karnataka says the project is needed to meet Bengaluru's future drinking water needs and improve management of the Cauvery basin. Tamil Nadu says it could alter downstream river flows and undermine the Cauvery water-sharing framework. The project has also raised environmental concerns because it is proposed inside the ecologically sensitive Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary.
BENGALURU: The Supreme Court (SC) last July directed all state governments to undertake ground truthing of the wetlands, demarcate them protect them. However the Karnataka government is yet to start work on it.
By: Bosky Khanna
BENGALURU: On the very first day after the appeal by the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Karnataka, asking electors to check for their Special Intensive Revision (SIR) details online, the numbers have changed sharply.
By: Bosky Khanna
BENGALURU: The last date for house-to-house verification as part of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise has been revised for the second time. The last date now is August 17 instead of August 8.
By: Bosky Khanna
BENGALURU: There is rising panic and concern among forest officials, veterinarians and dwellers in and around Nagarahole Tiger Reserve (NTR) after a dhole (wild dog) was sighted with an unusual skin condition during a safari in Antharsanthe Range on Wednesday.
By: Bosky Khanna
Applicants have to furnish documents such as school or educational certificates, property ownership documents, proof of having resided in Karnataka for at least 10 years.
By: Bosky Khanna
Animal scents could become a powerful tool for monitoring tigers and leopards, with researchers at the National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS), Bengaluru, developing a non-invasive method to identify the age, sex and reproductive status of the big cats from the chemical signatures in their urine and scat.
By: Bosky Khanna
BENGALURU: The State Government is wasting around 2.2 tmcft of water from Tippagondanahalli (TG Halli) Reservoir, the first man-made dam built in 1933 and located around 35 km from Bengaluru on Magadi Road.
