by n j ravi chander ifondly remember the picturesque ulsoor lake in bengaluru, our happy hunting ground in the 1970s and the favourite haunt of fitness enthusiasts, boaters, anglers, tourists, and bird watchers.
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Now, the residents are not able to have a sound sleep at night due to the nuisance created by miscreants and drunkards. They blame a bar, restaurants, and petty shops at a nearby high-rise building for the nuisance. The residents said that they have already approached Pulikeshi Nagar police, seeking solace from the nuisance, but in vain.
Assaye Road turning in the right direction, finally
Assaye Road turning in the right direction, finally
Bangalore Mirror Bureau / Updated: Feb 17, 2021, 06:00 IST
Roads To Hell’ campaign
BBMP) has finally started asphalting
Assaye Road in the heart of the city, which was dug up by the Bengaluru Water Supply and Sewerage Board (
BWSSB) around a year ago. While a portion of the two-km road has been already tarred, the civic body is expected to fix the entire road in a week’s time.
Bangalore Mirror had reported about the poor condition of the road in its print edition on February 8 that had led to the death of a young doctor and subsequent protests by residents of the area. The residents demanded the restoration of the damaged road, which has been endangering motorists, especially in the night hours. Such was the condition of the road that many motorists were known to be riding in the opposite direction, putting self and other motorists at risk.