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Trees Were Being Uprooted In Garden City. Bengaluru Turned To Crowd Funding
With the ever-expanding infrastructure in the city, citizens of Bengaluru have been fighting hard to preserve the greenery of the 'Garden City'. Recently, in a big victory for them, a controversial steel flyover project was scrapped by the government - which would have required the uprooting of 800 trees - after massive protests in the city. Now, B...
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Bengaluru Says No To 1,800 Crore Steel Flyover: People Power Or Politics?
There have been massive protests and allegations against the Rs 1,800 crore steel flyover project in Bengaluru, meant to connect the city to its international airport, which was finally scrapped on Thursday. But was it people's power or just politics that finally got the project called off?
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Bengaluru's Rs.1,800-Crore Steel Flyover Project Scrapped By Karnataka Government
The plan for a massive steel bridge to ease traffic on the road connecting Bengaluru to its international airport has been scrapped, Karnataka's Bengaluru city development minister K George said on Thursday, describing it as a "decision taken with pain."
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Green Tribunal Extends Stay On Bengaluru Steel Bridge
The southern bench of the National Green Tribunal on Tuesday extended the interim stay against the controversial steel flyover bridge project in Bengaluru to January 18, a petitioner said.
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Won't Go Ahead With Steel Flyover: Bengaluru Civic Body To High Court
Bengaluru Development Authority today gave an undertaking to the Karnataka High Court that it would not go ahead with construction of a steel flyover here "as of now" after the National Green Tribunal had granted an interim stay on the controversial project.
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No Corruption In Bengaluru Steel Flyover Project: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah
Denying allegations that corruption was done in the Rs 1,761 crore steel flyover project in Bengaluru, the construction of which was stayed by the Green Tribunal, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today said there was total transparency in the project.
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10-Point Guide To Bengaluru Steel Flyover, Stalled For Now
A controversial steel bridge in Bengaluru which had angered many residents has been stopped for now by the country's top green court.
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Efforts On To Inform Public Of Actualities Of Bengaluru Steel Flyover: Siddaramaiah
As demonstrations both for and against the proposed construction of a steel flyover in Bengaluru continue, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today said efforts are on to inform the public of the actualities of the project.
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Human Chain Protest Against Steel Flyover In Bengaluru
About 3,000 Bengalureans on Sunday formed a 4-km-long human chain to protest against the proposed 6.7-km steel flyover for a signal-free ride to the international airport at Devanahalli on the city's northern outskirts.
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Kolkata Flyover Collapse: Army Preps For All-Night Rescue
The army has sent five columns - around 400 soldiers and engineers - and three medical teams to Kolkata, where an under-construction flyover collapsed today, killing at least 18 people and trapping scores of people under hundreds of tons of steel and concrete. A special team of engineers from Panagarh-based Mountain Strike Corps is also on way.
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Trees Were Being Uprooted In Garden City. Bengaluru Turned To Crowd Funding
With the ever-expanding infrastructure in the city, citizens of Bengaluru have been fighting hard to preserve the greenery of the 'Garden City'. Recently, in a big victory for them, a controversial steel flyover project was scrapped by the government - which would have required the uprooting of 800 trees - after massive protests in the city. Now, B...
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Bengaluru Says No To 1,800 Crore Steel Flyover: People Power Or Politics?
There have been massive protests and allegations against the Rs 1,800 crore steel flyover project in Bengaluru, meant to connect the city to its international airport, which was finally scrapped on Thursday. But was it people's power or just politics that finally got the project called off?
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Bengaluru's Rs.1,800-Crore Steel Flyover Project Scrapped By Karnataka Government
The plan for a massive steel bridge to ease traffic on the road connecting Bengaluru to its international airport has been scrapped, Karnataka's Bengaluru city development minister K George said on Thursday, describing it as a "decision taken with pain."
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Green Tribunal Extends Stay On Bengaluru Steel Bridge
The southern bench of the National Green Tribunal on Tuesday extended the interim stay against the controversial steel flyover bridge project in Bengaluru to January 18, a petitioner said.
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Won't Go Ahead With Steel Flyover: Bengaluru Civic Body To High Court
Bengaluru Development Authority today gave an undertaking to the Karnataka High Court that it would not go ahead with construction of a steel flyover here "as of now" after the National Green Tribunal had granted an interim stay on the controversial project.
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No Corruption In Bengaluru Steel Flyover Project: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah
Denying allegations that corruption was done in the Rs 1,761 crore steel flyover project in Bengaluru, the construction of which was stayed by the Green Tribunal, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today said there was total transparency in the project.
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10-Point Guide To Bengaluru Steel Flyover, Stalled For Now
A controversial steel bridge in Bengaluru which had angered many residents has been stopped for now by the country's top green court.
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Efforts On To Inform Public Of Actualities Of Bengaluru Steel Flyover: Siddaramaiah
As demonstrations both for and against the proposed construction of a steel flyover in Bengaluru continue, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today said efforts are on to inform the public of the actualities of the project.
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Human Chain Protest Against Steel Flyover In Bengaluru
About 3,000 Bengalureans on Sunday formed a 4-km-long human chain to protest against the proposed 6.7-km steel flyover for a signal-free ride to the international airport at Devanahalli on the city's northern outskirts.
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Kolkata Flyover Collapse: Army Preps For All-Night Rescue
The army has sent five columns - around 400 soldiers and engineers - and three medical teams to Kolkata, where an under-construction flyover collapsed today, killing at least 18 people and trapping scores of people under hundreds of tons of steel and concrete. A special team of engineers from Panagarh-based Mountain Strike Corps is also on way.
