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Motorists have frequently lamented about the cows blocking traffic along major roads in the city, especially in the Eastlands area.

In Bengaluru, an apartment can get rented out within a mere two days of listing

This stretch is expected to benefit a large number of employees in Electronics City and the Bommasandra Industrial Area., Bengaluru News, Times Now

"Peak Bangalore moment. Women working on a rapido bike ride to the office," the caption read.

While some users said that companies should offer a mental trauma allowance for insisting work from office, others said that they had to walk back home to resume work.

The Byappanahalli-KR Pura Metro segment, a 2km extension of Namma Metro, will open on July 15th, connecting commuters to the Kengeri-Byappanahalli corridor from the Whitefield-KR Puram Metro segment. The new section of track eliminates the need for feeder buses between Byappanahalli and KR Pura and it's completion is likely to increase daily ridership., Bengaluru News, Times Now

Bengaluru traffic: A fallen tree and the breakdown of a commercial vehicle led to cataclysmic congestion in Bengaluru.

On Tuesday, social media platforms were flooded with posts from angry citizens, sharing their experiences of spending hours stuck in traffic jams. One person narrated spending a whopping three hours on the road before giving up and returning home in despair

Bengaluru traffic: Commuters were stuck in gridlocks in the tech corridor of the city after a fallen tree and a broken down vehicle caused congestion.

Traffic congestion caused by a truck hitting a tree on the Outer Ring Road in Bengaluru resulted in many tech industry workers being stuck in traffic for hours. The traffic was heavy in IT corridors, such as Electronic City and Whitefield, causing delays for companies and employees. Check more details., Bengaluru News, Times Now