Bangalore, also known as Bengaluru, is more than a city — it’s the living face of a rising India. From tech parks to smart metros, lush green zones to dynamic startups, this city captures the energy ...

Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw has reignited debate on India’s urban planning, slamming authorities for turning tech hubs like Bengaluru ...

Now, sewage is found overflowing from an OFC chamber thus causing a lot of inconvenience to the motorists, pedestrians, and ...

Our cities continue to grow, but without the infrastructure, green spaces, or innovation platforms that allow young talent to flourish. It is frustrating to see so much potential, but so few spaces to ...

The issue, which had plagued the popular shopping stretch, was recently highlighted by Bangalore Mirror in its July 23, 2024 ...

Wireless Module Market is Segmented by Type (Communication Module, Positioning Module), by Application (Remote Control, Public Safety, Wireless Payment, Transportation, Smart Meter Reading, Others): ...

India’s tech capital is facing a mobility crisis as average one-way commute times hit 63 minutes in the first half of 2025 – ...

By Ambika Mondal: You’ve finally booked that long-awaited trip to Bangalore, the city of gardens, thriving start-up energy, filter coffee mornings, and rain-soaked strolls down tree-lined lanes.

Bangalore, often dubbed India's Silicon Valley, has long been the heart of the country's semiconductor industry, attracting heavyweight corporations and pioneering startups.

Large swathes of Bangalore in India are now submerged following exceptionally heavy monsoon rains. Experts say the floods have been exacerbated by poor urban planning, highlighting how cities in ...