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Ready to supply Cauvery water to 21 IT parks in Bengaluru: BWSSB - Vimarsana News

Ready to supply Cauvery water to 21 IT parks in Bengaluru: BWSSB

The IT parks in the Mahadevapura area of Bengaluru heavily rely on borewells and requested the BWSSB for the supply of Cauvery water.

Residents seek work from home, online classes amid water shortage - Vimarsana News

Residents seek work from home, online classes amid water shortage

Bengaluru residents and organizations push for remote work amid water crisis. Blogger urges 90-day work from home policy for IT firms. | Latest News India

Corporate honchos take a bus ride on Bengaluru's tech corridor Outer Ring Road - Vimarsana News

Corporate honchos take a bus ride on Bengaluru's tech corridor Outer Ring Road

BMTC launches high-frequency feeder buses between KR Pura and Central Silk Board every five minutes during peak hours and eight minutes during non-peak hours.

Bangalore Bandh News: Protest in Bengaluru tomorrow over Cauvery water dispute; Karnataka Strike on Friday | Bengaluru News - Vimarsana News

Bangalore Bandh News: Protest in Bengaluru tomorrow over Cauvery water dispute; Karnataka Strike on Friday | Bengaluru News

Pro-Kannada organizations in Karnataka have called for a bandh (shutdown) on Friday to protest the release of Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu. This

cauvery: Cauvery: Pro-Kannada, farmer outfits call for Bengaluru bandh on Tuesday - Vimarsana News

cauvery: Cauvery: Pro-Kannada, farmer outfits call for Bengaluru bandh on Tuesday

Normal life is expected to be disrupted on Tuesday as the Opposition BJP and JDS have pledged support to the bandh call, while the ruling Congress party's resistance seems only symbolic. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has already said protests were part and parcel of democracy and the government would not try to stop them.