The Peenya men’s shelter has only one fan for 20 beds. Besides the humidity, residents have to put up with pungent smell and ...

Amid searing heat, coastal women like Anthony Ammal sustain India’s fishing economy, yet remain unseen due to the silence of ...

World Bank backs Bengaluru with USD 426 million to boost flood resilience, water security and sanitation. Here's how the loan ...

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There is an urgent need for the KAWB to enforce pet laws and create awareness among vets, breeders and pet owners to curb ...

Despite NGT rulings, Pallavaram Periya Eri remains choked by sewage, encroachments and government apathy, a lake on the brink ...

The effect of the coastal road construction on the fisherfolk at Charkop Gaon and the residents of Sector 8, Charkop and on ...

“In a polluted city like Namma Bengaluru, cutting trees is like sawing off the branch beneath you; it only hastens your fall.

What are the regulations in the DCPR 2034 to make buildings heat-resilient? What re the amendements required for heat resilient buildings?

Despite water scarcity, Bengalureans let hundreds of litres of reject RO water down their drains every day without much thought. For every one litre of filtered water, RO (Reverse Osmosis) water ...