civic amenities
Yet another example of BBMP not providing basic amenities in a ward. Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) should from now onwards keep a count of wards to provide with civic amenities. Residents of Ramamurthynagar Ward are worried over lack of basic amenities and infrastructure in their area. In summer, the residents struggle for getting water [...] Continue Reading »
Promise kept by Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) in taking care of civic amenities prevailed for a short span of time. The overflowing sewage has left the residents worried and this has been a perennial problem in their locality. Resident‘s dream of having best civic amenities in their locality has failed badly. From past a year [...] Continue Reading »
The coastal areas of Kerala will soon be connected with sewerage network and water supply. This was announced by Minister for Transport V.S. Sivakumar, who was attending a meeting of ward officials and councillors of various departments in Thiruvanathapuram. The water supply scheme will come under the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) scheme which is [...] Continue Reading »
State government had issued the preliminary notification for increasing the guidance value in Bangalore on July 16, giving the public two weeks to file their objections, if any. The notification had suggested a hike ranging from 10% to about 200% depending on the civic amenities and demand for properties in the concerned areas. But the [...] Continue Reading »
There are three parks in Pushp Vihar Colony but there is hardly any greenery. Trees in the colony need proper and timely pruning but authorities are ignorant. Residents are looking after their parks on their own. Increasing outside traffic flow in the colony is a reason for broken roads. Commuters from BRT corridor near Dakshinpuri [...] Continue Reading »
Vidyamanyanagar, Bangalore lacks tarred roads and streetlights. There is no proper drainage facilities in the area. Residents have been denied of basic civic amenities. As there is a dearth of drinking water facilities, the residents end up paying Rs 300 to 400 for the water tank. The residents also complained neglected vacant sites. They say [...] Continue Reading »
