Bengaluru’s ‘Mr Herpetologist’ is rewriting rules of urban co-existence

Unpacking the Bangalore Ideology

Urbanisation in the Western Ghats could be altering frogs, says study

Species are being filtered out according to certain traits such as body size, reproduction and habitat use.

'Need disaster management authority': Bengaluru North Commissioner amid extreme heat, climate change in city

Proposed apartment law may not be perfect, but it is a good start; Greater Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda seeks feedback

Mr. Gowda pointed out that the existing laws were enacted over 50 years ago, and the city had grown by leaps and bounds since then.

India's Big Cities Are Quietly Rewriting The Rules Of Urban Work

New government data shows million-plus cities pulling ahead on jobs, wages and women's participation — and for the first time, official stat

'Bengaluru Is a Paradox': Man Compares Indiranagar To Europe, Captures City's Contrasts

A viral social media post has reignited discussions about Bengaluru's striking urban contrasts, with one user describing the city as a place