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The Lost River Of Bengaluru: A closer look at River Vrishabhavathi
When people travel on Mysore Road, they can’t help, but notice a narrow passage of dark coloured stream running parallel to the road, which they often mistake for a gutter. As disturbing as it may sound, the very stream of untreated water is the ancient River Vrishabhavathi. River Vrishabhavathi, a pre-eminent tributary of Arkavathy, has fabled to have originated from [...]
Leadership in a crisis: How B.PAC has promoted civic leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has placed unprecedented pressure and demands on leaders in the government and beyond. The humanitarian toll of COVID-19 has created fear and anxiety, along with a host of new issues for citizens across India.
How Bengaluru’s civic engagement has proven to be essential in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic
The strength of a community is in the way it reacts to and deals with crises. Over the past year, Bengaluru has proven this claim beyond any doubt. Amid the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic, the city saw its civilians coming together in support of each other like never before.
How The Government Of India Enables The Flight Of Our Daughters
Affectionate, caring, nurturing are some words that come to mind when one thinks of the word ‘daughter’. A daughter binds a family together.
The Future of Democracy
Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, defined democracy as “a government of the people, by the people and for the people”. Do you think this statement holds good in today’s times and is relevant even for the future?
The Three Pillars, Our Ecosystem Stands On 360° Sustainability Explained
Working towards sustainability has become an essential mission for the governments, corporates, and several other organisations almost everywhere.