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High Court Directs Karnataka Chief Secretary To Constitute High-Level Committee For Constant Monitoring Of Storm Water Drains In Bangalore - Vimarsana News

High Court Directs Karnataka Chief Secretary To Constitute High-Level Committee For Constant Monitoring Of Storm Water Drains In Bangalore

The Karnataka High Court has directed the Chief Secretary, Government of Karnataka to constitute a Committee comprising of officers such as the Chief Commissioner of the BBMP along with other...

Source: livelaw.in
Road Map in the Works to Ease Delhi, B'luru Traffic - Vimarsana News

Road Map in the Works to Ease Delhi, B'luru Traffic

The government is working on a multi-modal transport infrastructure plan to decongest roads in Bengaluru — ranks second in traffic congestion globally — and New Delhi, officials said.

ejipura: New contract for Ejipura flyover vs. plea to halt work - Vimarsana News

ejipura: New contract for Ejipura flyover vs. plea to halt work

Bengaluru Mobility’s petition says project will hamper the metro line proposed on the Inner Ring Road in Revised Master Plan

Karnataka Elections 2023: Bengaluru's development hangs on political promises centred on the city - Vimarsana News

Karnataka Elections 2023: Bengaluru's development hangs on political promises centred on the city

Bengaluru’s civic bodies need to be rejuvenated to generate funds, experts say. A defunct State Finance Commission (SFC) has meant the city relies largely on property tax.

MC Explains: Can development work be reversed if a master plan is withdrawn? - Vimarsana News

MC Explains: Can development work be reversed if a master plan is withdrawn?

The Karnataka High Court says even if the state government withdraws a master plan, the occupancy certificates cannot be withdrawn by local municipal corporations.