Shree D N is the Chief Sub Editor for Deccan Herald, focusing on local news in India, specifically in the state of Karnataka and the city of Bengaluru. With a keen interest in urban development, environmental issues, and human interest stories, Shree brings a unique perspective to his writing, shedding light on the challenges and triumphs of the local community.
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Cutting corners: Urban roads suffer due to neglect
The court has recognised footpaths as a fundamental right, but they are non-existent in many areas. People and vehicles encroach on the existing ones.
In 2023, the Karnataka High Court reprimanded BBMP for failing to properly demarcate hawking zones and set a timeline for implementing the zones as per the 2014 Act.
The deadly hazards of dangling cables
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40 days after launching the e-khata system that is a part of digitising properties in Bengaluru, many citizens are struggling due to technical issues
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Guruprasad Rotti, Heritage Basavanagudi Resident Welfare Association, says citizens have gone to court over issues in the Gandhi Bazaar redesign project.
Bengaluru's space jam Bengaluru: When Ramesh, a resident of Srirampuram in Bengaluru, started building his dream home in the 1990s, he had only a two-wheeler, and the city did not have the concept of parking.
The city has been slow to implement animal welfare guidelines, so pet-related conflicts keep cropping up
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