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Kannada poet-saint Sarvajna's statue that will be soon moved to Chennai may end the decades-old row with linguistic overtones between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. But the statue currently lies in a state of complete neglect at the Kannada Bhavan in city. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

It is just the beginning. Monsoon is yet to unleash its fury on the city. Yet, heavy downpour in the last few days in the city has unsettled many residents across various layouts. Ramachandrapuram near Okalipuram is a classic case in point. About 40 families living in this area are still struggling to clean up the mess that was created on Thursday due to rains. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Bangalore Central's fav cafe is back. Yes, the chicory-less coffee of India Coffee House has returned, this time in the backyard of MG Road. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Hawkers, big and small, are tapping into the swine flu fear to sell masks. In fact, business has really been good ever since news of the deadly flu started trickling in. In a normal week, he would have sold just one, but 60-year-old Kamalnath is making a killing these days. "I sell around 40-50 masks per day, thanks to the swine flu. This mask is specially designed to help you keep you away from the flu," he tells a curious customer at Okalipuram. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

We need a strong government at the Centre [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Energise the bureaucracy for better results [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

It's time to put an end to corrupt practices [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The BJP's "Snehamilana" programme organised on Wednesday to entice Telugu speaking people of the city at Chowdaiah Memorial Hall in Malleswaram turned ugly when 30 Karnataka Rakshana Vedike (Gowda group) objected to party leader Venkaiah Naidu speaking in Telugu and English while all the other leaders spoke in Kannada. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

1 Governance [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

1 Governance [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Despite the initiatives at RWA level, Lavelle Road has lost its beauty spots. Sewage seeps into drinking water tanks, triggering a health scare. The 7th Cross Road has not been tarred in the last 10 years. Arunima Rajan and Veeramani A find out the details. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

1 Traffic woes [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

BBMP, does the stench get to you? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Restore the road to its proper state [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Give us a break from this misery [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Monday's fire mishap at The Forum mall in Koramangala has put the other malls and high-rises in the city on a high alert. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

"Together, we will make a beautiful life," said 27-year-old Suraina to her soon-to-be-husband Rudran, just two days before their wedding. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Involve students in civic activity [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Where have all the traffic cops gone? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Why are we not being cared for? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Stop these dig and run repair acts [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Traders at the Agriculture Produce Market Committee yard at Yeshwantpur are a harried lot: they face a barrage of questions from customers on when sugarcane will be available. They have no answer: trucks bearing sugarcane loads are still to arrive.  [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Official apathy knows no limits [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Who will make life easier for citizens? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

1 Roads or dugouts? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Watch your step. Or else. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

And for pick-pockets, it's a steal [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Lack of footpath is posing a serious threat to the lives of students of Sophia School at High Grounds, said an angry parent who was nearly knocked down by a car.  [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]