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Bengaluru East City Corporation Commissioner D.S. Ramesh chaired a progress review meeting of the Solid Waste Management Department today. He instructed officials to introduce improvements in waste segregation, collection, and disposal processes.Prepare a Micro-Plan: The Commissioner directed officials to prepare a block-wise micro-plan in every ward of the East City Corporation jurisdiction, covering main roads, sub-main roads, ward roads, and black spots. He emphasized the need to ensure systematic waste segregation, collection, and disposal operations.Management of Public Toilets:To improve the management of the 26 public toilets within the city corporation limits, the Commissioner instructed officials to take necessary steps. He also directed them to identify available land to ...

Bengaluru, Nov 29 2025-The World HR Summit 2025, hosted in Bengaluru by HR Shapers in association with The Life Eternal Trust, brought together HR leaders and professionals to discuss the future of work, people, and technology. The event included discussions on AI's impact, the future of work, and leadership, along with a Sahaja Yoga wellness session and an HR Leadership Awards ceremony. The summit's goal was to promote discussion on adapting to an unpredictable and changing world, with an emphasis on topics like mental health and innovative HR practice.A special Wellness and Meditation Session by Sahaja Yoga was conducted at the Bengaluru HR Summit & HR Leaders Awards 2025, held at Taj MG Road and jointly organised by The Life Eternal Trust, Bengaluru, and HR Shapers.Exper...

- Legislative Vacuum Affecting 1.5 Million Citizens Must End; BAF Cites Broken Manifesto Promise- "This is no longer a request, but an urgent demand; lakhs of owners have suffered due to the delay," - Satish Mallya, President, BAFBangalore, December 2, 2025: The Bangalore Apartments Federation (BAF), representing over 1,400 apartment and villa Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs), today issued a strong ultimatum to the State Government: Table and implement the crucial Karnataka Apartment Ownership and Management Act (KAOMA) during the upcoming Belagavi Assembly Session.Representing the interests of over 350,000 households and approximately 1.5 million citizens, BAF argues that the State must immediately update the archaic Karnataka Apartment Ownership Act 1972 to end the admini...