Jahnavi T.R.

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A Gen Z reporter working at a century-old newspaper, Jahnavi likes to write about a wide variety of issues such as education, power, horticulture and anything related to Bengaluru (the traffic too) and Karnataka.

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A file photo of visitors checking out mangoes, in Bengaluru.

Lack of publicity plagues attendance at Mango Mela in Bengaluru

Bescom has expressed confidence in handling the demand efficiently.

Sweltering heat drove up power demand to 7,800 MW in April

Energy Minister K.J. George

Gearing up to launch Gruha Jyothi, Energy Department plans to recover dues from govt. depts.

A student from a private engineering college in Koramangala in Bengaluru said only three companies had turned up at her college to recruit from the Electronic Communication branch.

Students in tier 2 and tier 3 engineering colleges struggle for placements

Bescom has a total of 97,85,718 domestic consumers.

Free 200 units power: Consumers await clarity on ambiguities

The BMTC is in the process of training its employees in safe driving and soft skills and recently finished the training of 200 to 300 crew members.

BMTC has no tolerance for misbehaviour by crew, traffic indiscipline

Sathyavathi G., BMTC Managing Director

‘Quality bus shelters are need of the hour and women safety is top priority’

Around 7,257 hectares of horticultural crop loss has been witnessed in Kolar district.

Over 9,500 hectares of agricultural crops and 12,000 hectares of horticultural crops washed out by pre-monsoon rains

Usually around 100-120 stalls used to be set up for the farmers every year at the mango mela. This year, only 40 stalls will be put up at the mela in Lalbagh Botanical Garden.

Annual mango mela in Bengaluru’s Lalbagh from June 2 to June 11

A file photo of heavy rains in Bengaluru on May 6, following depression over the south west Bay of Bengal.

KSDMA issues weather warnings on SMS to people in Karnataka

A book stall at Avenue Road, Bengaluru, where school and college textbooks are sold.

From ₹3,000 for nursery students to ₹21,000 for high schoolers, exorbitant prices of books at private schools rile parents

KSTDC says there has been a consistent increase in the number of customers who have taken its taxis in recent years.

KSTDC airport taxi services to go online soon

A rescue operation underway at the K.R. Circle underpass, where heavy rains caused waterlogging earlier this week.

Lack of proper maintenance of drains leading to flooding of underpasses: experts

The mango crop that was damaged in the heavy rain at Srinivaspura in Kolar.

50% of mangoes ready for harvest destroyed in Kolar due to hailstorm