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The civic body will be forming zonal-level teams to verify 45,133 newly issued A khatas as 90% of them are suspected to be illegal ones. A khatas found illegal will be reversed to B khata.

The residents said that the builder’s failure to follow setback norms resulted in a blind curve at one corner of the structure. Recent accidents near the curve have raised concerns among motorists who struggle to anticipate oncoming vehicles due to restricted visibility. Residents have voiced their objections to the construction and requested the contractor to leave sufficient space between the footpath and the building, in compliance with building by-laws.

VayDyn, a startup at the IISc-supported non-profit organisation AI and Robotics Technology Park (ARTPark) will use its drones to count street dogs around Hulimavu, Sarakki, Seegehalli and Yele Mallappa Shetty lakes.

Bengaluru News Live Updates: The Karnataka government has decided to table against a Bill for repealing the controversial anti-conversion law, passed by the previous BJP-led state government.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge today announced that the party is not interested in the Prime Ministerial post in the upcoming 2024 General Election, ANI sources said. He said the intention in this meeting is to protect our Constitution, Democracy, Secularism and Social Justice, India News, Times Now

The decision comes at a time when BBMP is looking to generate 50 per cent more revenue than the previous fiscal. In 2022-23, BBMP had collected property taxes of around Rs 3,300 crore, and the target for his fiscal is Rs 4,412 crore.

Bbmp: At a meeting held by zonal officials with residents on July 1, locals alleged that there has been an increase in illegal construction in Mahadevapura and displaying building plan is not followed.

BJP MLCs sought action against the police inspector who had issued a notice to right-wing activist Puneet Kerehalli

The order was issued on July 5 after a meeting with the resident welfare associations (RWAs), who complained about the disregard shown by some builders for building approvals in the Mahadevapura zone.

Spread over more than 16 acres, the Halagevaderahalli lake historically used to supply drinking water to those living in its vicinity.