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Homeward committees

ward committees

Citizens for Bengaluru

Mayor asks ward committees to meet every month; here’s what went on backstage

November 1, 2018 Tara Krishnaswamy

Nothing will change in India, what is the point in protesting? WRONG. Let me tell you a success story from today. Around August of last year, #CitizensForBengaluru, my favourite (and my own 🙂) citizens movement

Citizens for Bengaluru

CfB appeals to Mayor to hold ward committee meetings starting Rajyotsava

October 17, 2018 Srinivas Alavilli

Two years ago on this day 8000 Bengalureans formed a human chain saying #SteelFlyoverBeda. The unprecedented public opposition forced the government to scrap the controversial 6.7 km ₹2000 crore steel flyover. CfB was born out

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When governments don’t want strong local bodies or citizen participation

July 7, 2017 Ashwin Mahesh

Multiple groups are protesting the manner in which BBMP instituted ward committees in about 2/3rd of the wards – ignoring citizen volunteers and public interest groups, and taking only the input of the corporators. Such

Citizens for Bengaluru

Dear active citizens of Bengaluru, here’s a golden chance!

June 12, 2017 Srinivas Alavilli

Nominate yourself to ward committee, because the city needs active people to take part.


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