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People hold bandh, rally against road widening in Bangalore
Fear of road widening is back to haunt the residents of Padarayananapura Main Road. On Monday, they took out a rally and shopkeepers downed the shutters. "We do not want widening. No question of Transferable Development Rights or compensation," the protesters said.Residents have enough reason to believe that the BBMP is covertly planning to widen t...
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In Bangalore, feast of drama, running on its own steam
Nataka Bengaluru is back. This time, the festival will last three months, as 18 plays will be performed thrice over, at three different venues. This is the third time the festival has been organised. What is unique about the event is that there are no sponsors, no organisers.All 18 troupes are from Bangalore, and each will bear the cost of producin...
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Bangalore: Breast cancer buzz spreads under pink umbrellas
World over, one in eight women is afflicted by breast cancer. In India, one in 22 women suffers from the disease. Yet, there is little awareness. HealthCare Global Enterprises Limited (HCG), South Asia's largest cancer care network, headquartered in the city, on Friday organised a 'pink umbrella walkathon' as part of the 'pink October month' to cre...
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Station Road caught in a tangle
Name any road around Shivaji Nagar and you would find it on the list of roads identified for widening. Not many would name Station Road, as it is considered one of those nameless ones that vehicles just pass through. The average commuter might say that a wider road would be in his favour. However, owners of a few properties located here wonder if i...
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People hold bandh, rally against road widening in Bangalore
Fear of road widening is back to haunt the residents of Padarayananapura Main Road. On Monday, they took out a rally and shopkeepers downed the shutters. "We do not want widening. No question of Transferable Development Rights or compensation," the protesters said.Residents have enough reason to believe that the BBMP is covertly planning to widen t...
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In Bangalore, feast of drama, running on its own steam
Nataka Bengaluru is back. This time, the festival will last three months, as 18 plays will be performed thrice over, at three different venues. This is the third time the festival has been organised. What is unique about the event is that there are no sponsors, no organisers.All 18 troupes are from Bangalore, and each will bear the cost of producin...
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Bangalore: Breast cancer buzz spreads under pink umbrellas
World over, one in eight women is afflicted by breast cancer. In India, one in 22 women suffers from the disease. Yet, there is little awareness. HealthCare Global Enterprises Limited (HCG), South Asia's largest cancer care network, headquartered in the city, on Friday organised a 'pink umbrella walkathon' as part of the 'pink October month' to cre...
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Station Road caught in a tangle
Name any road around Shivaji Nagar and you would find it on the list of roads identified for widening. Not many would name Station Road, as it is considered one of those nameless ones that vehicles just pass through. The average commuter might say that a wider road would be in his favour. However, owners of a few properties located here wonder if i...
