Local·2026-07-06T06:19:51+00:00
Why Uppal is getting hotter: Dense construction and reduced green cover increase temperatures
How Metro construction is serious Chennai’s Pallikaranai Marsh by Deepak V and Sahana Charan June 20, 2026 Environment In a report, environmentalists warn marsh blockages increase flood risk for South Chennai and call for urgent measures to avert ecological damage. May is the dry season for the Pallikaranai Marsh, when water levels naturally recede, exposing the critical feeding and breeding grounds that attract hundreds of bird. On a regular day in May, the calls of migratory waders and other shorebirds foraging in sprawling mudflats fill the air in the southern reaches of Chennai.
Citizen Matters - Bengaluru
Local·2026-07-06T06:48:47+00:00
' ₹6,000 a month in Bengaluru': Man questions sister-in-law's salary as a kindergarten teacher
How on earth can anyone live on under ₹ 6,000 a month in a metro city?" His post struck a chord with many users, who said the amount was far too low for a city like Bengaluru, where the cost of living continues to rise. She should simply not join at that salary." Another user took a sarcastic swipe at unrealistic budgeting and commented, "According to the government, with ₹ 6,000 she can pay ₹ 1,000 for rent, ₹ 1,000 for children's. In the caption, he wrote, "My sister-in-law just got a job as a playschool or kindergarten teacher, and she will be paid a whopping ₹ 6,000 per month in Bengaluru.
Hindustan Times - Bengaluru
Local·2026-07-06T11:15:57+00:00
Food facilities sought for CAR personnel posted on duty across Bengaluru
| Photo Credit: MURALI KUMAR K A group of Bengaluru City Armed Reserve (CAR) personnel has approached the Karnataka State Police Complaints Authority (KSPCA) alleging disparity in welfare measures and seeking hygienic food facilities on par with their counterparts in the Karnataka State Reserve Police (KSRP), prompting the authority to urge the State police chief to examine the feasibility of introducing a departmental meal system. Demand for free BMTC bus travel for plainclothes police personnel The KSPCA has also urged the State police chief to facilitate free travel for plainclothes police.
The Hindu - Bengaluru · The Hindu - Karnataka
