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Awareness drive takes on building deviations, violations in Cooke Town - Vimarsana News

Awareness drive takes on building deviations, violations in Cooke Town

It is said the CTRA has been receiving many notices from members about new constructions coming up all over the area with visible violations regarding setbacks, additional floors, and other deviations.

DRAIN-TWISTER - Vimarsana News

DRAIN-TWISTER

They were amused and shocked at the same time as Bengaluru is reportedly facing acute shortage of water -- it was indeed a rare instance to witness water overflowing from a roadside drain.

Wheels in trouble: Increase in cases of carjackings - Vimarsana News

Wheels in trouble: Increase in cases of carjackings

A disconcerting incident came to light when a woman shared her experience on social media. While at a tailor shop on Wheeler Road in Cooke Town, she encountered a man and his daughter who narrowly escaped a carjacking attempt. The gravity of the situation prompted them to seek assistance in identifying the suspect by inquiring about nearby video cameras.

Moving to Bengaluru? Here's where you can still find affordable apartments for rent - Vimarsana News

Moving to Bengaluru? Here's where you can still find affordable apartments for rent

According to real estate experts, someone coming to the city will have to shell out at least Rs 20,000 monthly for 1BHK and Rs 30,000 for a decent 2BHK.

The Towns Mirror Special: Support in full swing - Vimarsana News

The Towns Mirror Special: Support in full swing

Paul George, President, CTRA, told Bangalore Mirror that the association was very much needed to initiate seamless communication between residents, BBMP, police, and government agencies. Without it, communication happens very hastily, and only direct conversations occur where residents have to call and follow up. ​