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Public transport systems are essential services to provide mobility in cities. However, in the current COVID-19 situation public transport will pose a certain risk due to a large number of people in a confined space

As most of us have been staying indoors and trying to adapt to the changes around us, the young ones across the country have found creative and innovative ways of utilising their time. From creating

The Bangalore International Centre is celebrating women, freedom and equality with day-long events that highlight the strengths and vulnerabilities of women and busts myths and stereotypes of gender. Art, music, photography, theatre, books, discussions, films,

The Period Junction will be the first international conference on menstrual health in Bangalore on March 7th and 8th, 2020. The aim of the conference is to create a groundwork for the movement to grow stronger as one.

City of Women is an upcoming podcast about how women in the city explores the calculated strategies, the backdoor negotiations and the sometimes absurd lengths women go to have fun and feel free in their

A unique day-long initiative on February 29, 2020 to create a platform for women to honour and amplify their voices, their stories, and their knowledge.

Bengaluru took the top spot this year as the world’s most congested city with commuters expecting to spend an average of 71 per cent extra travel time stuck in traffic. According to the survey conducted by B.PAC, 33 % of the survey respondents said that they do not use public transport in Bengaluru becauseof lack of frequency.

First and Last Mile Connectivity to Public Transport in Bengaluru

Water is wonderful. But water is limited. And fragile. Can we learn to become better stewards of water? Visit Watter Matters, Chennai’s interactive sustainability exhibition.

B.CLIP Alumni Association and Citizens for Bengaluru (CfB) are holding a walkathon on 15 February 2020 to seeking more powers to BBMP under the Bengaluru 2.0 initiative.

Kere Habba 2020, the annual lake festival at Kaikondrahalli lake is back! A sunrise to sunset event on 16 February filled with interesting activities throughout the day for all.

Would you like to learn how to become a better writer, a smarter reader and a sharper critic of your own work? Here’s your chance to apply for the next edition of Bengaluru’s famous writing program to be held over eight weekends starting June 27. Last date to apply May 31. Early bird discount up to February 14.

Do we really know our city—beyond our favourite parks and gardens, theatres and cafes? Are we searching for ways to carve better spaces but unable to drive a concrete action plan? Do we act together