- May 3, 2026
368 Trees Set to be Cut for Bengaluru Railway Development
Bengaluru’s sprawling urban landscape, already grappling with shrinking green spaces, is facing yet another controversy as the Railway Land Development
Aerospace Tech Helps Bengaluru Lake Unearth Surprising Waste Finds
Bengaluru’s Madiwala Lake is seeing an unexpected transformation as a result of an ongoing cleanup operation. The de-weeding machine, Jaldost,
Indus Waters Treaty Suspended, India Reclaims Its Rivers for Security, Sovereignty, and Sustainability
By Urban Acres | National Affairs & Water Security Desk | April 24, 2025 In a bold and historic step,
Bengaluru Metro Fines Passengers for Tobacco Use in Trains and Stations
Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) has introduced stringent enforcement measures to curb the use of chewable tobacco within metro
BBMP Cleans Vibhutipura Lake After Sewage Delays Restoration Plans
Efforts to revitalise the 45-acre Vibhutipura Lake in Bengaluru have been disrupted by back-to-back spells of heavy rainfall that flooded
India Suspends Indus Waters Treaty
A Strategic Realignment at the Crossroads of Security and Sustainability Urban Acres | GeoStrategy & Sustainability Analysis | April
Bengaluru Clears 3570 Tons of Waste in Sweeping Cleanliness Operation
The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has removed a staggering 3,570 tonnes of waste and construction debris from 458 locations
Bengaluru Faces Monsoon Risk from Drain Encroachments
Bengaluru’s urban flood resilience faces renewed scrutiny as a long-pending survey by the district administration has confirmed 416 encroachments on
Vande Bharat Shrinks Bangalore Chennai Gap
The operationalisation of high-speed rail corridors is progressively transforming intercity travel across India, offering a compelling alternative to traditional modes
Bengaluru weather alert Rainfall to extend this week
Bengaluru is grappling with yet another spell of intense pre-monsoon rainfall, with weather authorities forecasting continued downpours until at least