Local·2026-08-16T18:45:51+00:00
Man, 72, falls from 18th floor in Bengaluru, dies
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The Hindu - India · The Hindu - Karnataka · Times of India - Bengaluru
Local·2026-08-17T07:16:18+00:00
The right to leisure: Do Chennai parks provide respite from soaring temperatures?
As Chennai saw temperatures cross 40°C this May, seekers of shade, couples stealing time together, and informal workers turned to parks for solace. Parks and open spaces are crucial for residents in congested areas, many of whom live without air conditioning. Similar Story Chennai Chennai has 835 parks, but overall green spaces have shrunk by Archita Raghu August 12, 2026 Civic Chennai's green spaces are shrinking with North Chennai having unequal access. But open spaces in Chennai are shrinking.
Citizen Matters - Bengaluru
Local·2026-08-17T05:41:43+00:00
Bengaluru man regrets not buying ₹30 lakh 1BHK in 2020, now worth ₹90 lakh: ‘I bought a car instead’
(Also read: ₹ 80 lakh 1BHK over ‘smarter’ 2BHK: ‘This purchase is completely emotional’"> Bengaluru man explains why he bought ₹ 80 lakh 1BHK over ‘smarter’ 2BHK: ‘This purchase is completely emotional’ ) "Back in 2018, I moved to Choodasandra (I know the name is weird) because it was close to my workplace in HSR and rents were cheap. A Bengaluru man has shared how a decision he made six years ago came back to haunt him after discovering that a flat he once considered buying for ₹ 30 lakh is now reportedly worth around ₹ 90 lakh. One user wrote, "Bengaluru real estate is unreal." Another.
Hindustan Times - Bengaluru
