BJP govt spends over Rs 10 crore on repair

After the BJP government came to power in May 2008, the total sanctioned estimate amount for renovation, repair and improvement of official residences of all ministers, including Yeddyurappa, has been over Rs 10 crore.

Garden city could soon become concrete city. Bangalore has lost around 50,000 trees in recent years to infrastructure development and nearly 300 more will soon go for the Metro rail project.

Ideally located opposite Forum Mall, Hungry Panda attracts tired shoppers during the weekends and serious software engineers from neighbouring firms during the weekdays.

Henceforth, a magnificent work of art will greet you at Vikas Soudha. The building got a facelift on Monday with one of the country’s biggest mural being unveiled.

Forget Goa and Shimla, Bangalore is just the city for you to ring in the New Year.

The department of information and international relations, central Tibetan administration, Dharamsala, joined by the office of the chief representative and the five Tibetan settlements in Karnataka will celebrate `Thank You India Day’ from November 22 to 24 at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath.

The Karnataka Child Rights Observatory (KCRO), at a two-day convention on the state’s initiatives for child rights and develoment, has expressed concern that the it does not figure in many central surveys on the subject.

A day after announcing that no child below 16 would be allowed to write the SSLC examination, primary and secondary education minister Visveshwara Hegde Kageri clarified that 15-year-old children would also be allowed to write the examination.

Swaraj Human Rights Welfare Organization (SHRWO), a philanthropic association, was launched at the Institute of Engineering on Friday.

Bangalore University, currently conducting counselling for post graduate courses, has announced there will be no counselling on September 21 on account of Ramzan.

There is no need for any more dental colleges in the country. We have more than enough of those. We should concentrate on making them more efficient and standardized, said president of the Dental Council of India.