Sneha Ramesh is a journalist based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, writing for the Deccan Herald. With a focus on local news, Sneha covers a wide range of topics including politics, healthcare, and social issues. Her articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on the latest developments in the region, keeping readers informed about the issues that matter to them.
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Sneha Ramesh's coverage has a strong focus on local government announcements and data-driven reporting, especially in the areas of healthcare, energy, and business within Karnataka and Bengaluru. She frequently cites official data and reports from reputable sources.
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By: Sneha Ramesh
KERC to begin prudence check of capital expenditures by KPTCL, Escoms
By: Sneha Ramesh
The initiative has been taken up around government schools, colleges and hostels since these areas are said to be sensitive and see heavy footfall.
Bescom to snap power connections if dues not cleared within 30 days
No plea in 4 yrs under rules that protect power consumers' rights
BBMP mulls relaxing rules to boost registration of PGs
By: Sneha Ramesh
While this does not guarantee immediate use of the ducts, it will allow Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Limited (Bescom) to determine and set rental charges for their use.
Rising freight charges hit flower exports through KIA
BBMP plans more underground bazaars, vendors fear chilling losses
By: Sneha Ramesh
Bengaluru: The city requires an additional 400 km of sewerage lines and at least nine more sewage treatment plants (STPs) to establish a comprehensive
By: Sneha Ramesh
The survey, released on Monday, revealed an unhealthy pattern among the urban population, with frequent consumption of high-glycemic index bakery products linked to weight gain, obesity, diabetes and other health problems.
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