Misplaced Priorities – Press Release
Press release on "Bangalore needs integrated public transport, not Tunnel Road" 2024.12.20 - Press release on CIVIC's Discussion on Misplaced Priorities
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In Media - CIVIC Executive Trustee Kathyayini Chamaraj talks to indigomusic.com about the tunnel projects. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZ8DFBXky2I
Tunnel Road, Sky-deck and Expressway Projects – A waste of Tax-payers’ money
Tunnel Road, Sky-deck and Expressway Projects – A waste of Tax-payers' money Editorial by Kathyayini Chamaraj, Executive Trustee, CIVIC Bangalore was
Road to nowhere: The flawed logic of Bengaluru’s tunnel project
Road to nowhere: The flawed logic of Bengaluru's tunnel project The tunnel road project will primarily benefit Bengaluru’s 23 lakh private
Karnataka budget 2024-25: Focus on welfare programmes, Bengaluru infrastructure
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FAR law could cramp Bengaluru further, activists worry
FAR law could cramp Bengaluru further, activists worry Read more at: https://www.deccanherald.com/india/karnataka/bengaluru/activists-worry-far-law-could-cramp-bengaluru-further-2906456
Bengaluru Needs Better Water Policies, Not Just Borewell, Tanker Takeover
Interview with Ms.Kathyayini Chamraj, Executive Trustee, CIVIC Bangalore about the Water management in Bengaluru. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzwNUwBRhBM
Presentation of Manifesto for Lok Sabha elections 2024 to political parties
👆Civil Society Forum, facilitated by CIVIC-Bangalore, presented its Manifesto for Lok Sabha elections -2024 to political parties on 9th Feb 24
Impossible without well-nourished children
Impossible without well-nourished children Malnutrition is perhaps the most significant hurdle in India’s race to become a developed country by 2047.