Crater leaves IT professional with shoulder fracture in Bengaluru | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: A deep, unmarked pothole on the Panathur-Gunjur Palya stretch near the Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP) road has left an IT professional with multiple fractures on his right shoulder, once again drawing attention to the hazardous condition of roads in east Bengaluru’s tech corridor.Sridhar M, who works with a multinational company on the Outer Ring…

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Karnataka govt frames stiff rules to preserve Thippagondanahalli Reservoir | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Nearly one-and-a-half years after a stretch of Arkavathy river was covered with toxic foam, the govt has notified a series of stringent restrictions to protect Thippagondanahalli Reservoir (TGR) catchment area. The notification, issued by the environment department and effective from Jan 2, bans fresh licences for mining and quarrying, restricts non-agricultural activities, and makes…

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EV boom sparks tariff clash at charging hubs around Bengaluru airport | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: A simmering discontent over tariffs is brewing among charge point operators (CPOs) around Kempegowda International Airport (KIA), where several public and private EV charging facilities are clustered.According to EV industry insiders, the situation stems from a sharp disparity in electricity tariffs charged to consumers. While most private CPOs levy higher tariffs, the state-owned Bescom…

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BSNL, Viasat back next phase of Navy’s SatCom upgrade | Bengaluru News

BENGALURU: Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) and US-based satellite communications firm Viasat Friday said they will support the next phase of the Indian Navy’s satellite communications (SatCom) modernisation programme, with implementation scheduled to begin later this month.Under an agreement signed between BSNL and the Indian defence forces, Viasat’s high-capacity Ka-band satellite systems will be deployed…

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Empower community health officers to improve primary care: Study | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: India’s rural healthcare continues to suffer from a severe shortage of doctors, but a recent study suggests a fix: Training community health officers (CHOs) in family medicine to strengthen primary care delivery. Published in Springer’s Journal of Public Health Policy, the research argues that equipping these mid-level providers with advanced skills could transform access…

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