K.C. Deepika

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Bengalurean, nature, travel and gardening enthusiast, cleanliness and organisation freak. Deepika has covered a wide range of issues - from civic and education to power, tourism and environment - and is at present, City Editor, Bengaluru.

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Congress MLA A.C. Srinivas celebrating after the announcement of the results of the Karnataka Assembly elections in Bengaluru on Saturday.

Karnataka elections | Bengaluru continues tradition of re-voting incumbents

Darshan Devaiah B.P.,K.C. Deepika

KARNATAKA BENGALURU 23/04/2023 Candidate of Sarvodaya Karnataka Party (SKP) , for Melkote constituency, Darshan Puttannaiah , son of farmers leader Puttannaiah during an interview with The Hindu . Photo : BHAGYA PRAKASH K

A flush of fresh faces in the new Karnataka Assembly

According to the Census 2011 data on migration, 42.12% of Greater Bengaluru’s population originates from outside the district or outside the State.

No election fever here: Migrant workers feel like nowhere citizens

S. Raghu, BJP candidate in C.V. Raman Nagar

A battle of prestige for BJP and Congress in C.V. Raman Nagar and Shantinagar constituencies

Mohan Dasari, the AAP candidate

Watch | It’s all about the local issues, not national politics or leaders, says AAP’s C.V. Raman Nagar candidate Mohan Dasari

Environmentalists say assurances and promises for ecologically sensitive regions such as the Western Ghats are primarily aimed at “infrastructure and development” with big funding.

In calamities-hit Karnataka, polls are not a conducive environment to resolve ecological issues

62% of heavy industry companies across sectors are looking at low-carbon hydrogen to replace carbon-intensive systems: report

A file photo of a solar power plant in Pavagada in Tumakuru district.

India could become the world’s second-largest solar photovoltaic manufacturer by 2026: Report

Bengaluru’s landscape is dotted with picture-perfect flowering trees.

When Bengaluru turns pink, white, yellow, and green

A BESCOM worker working on new power lines and maintenance at Ejipura, in Bengaluru.

Power play ahead of polls

The study – Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the short-term course of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder – was published in The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease.

No worsening of severity in illness for OCD patients during COVID-19: NIMHANS study

NIMHANS completes 25 years of treating patients with OCD

Heavy rainfall has brought the “dead” Arkavathy river back to life.

When India’s ‘IT capital’ went under

K.C. Deepika,Suchith Kidiyoor

The crest gates were opened to release water from Thippagondanahalli reservoir on Tuesday.

T.G. Halli reservoir gates opened after 30 years