In response to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's directive to make Bengaluru's roads "motorable" by October 31, the city's five newly formed corporations have intensified efforts to address the widespread pothole issue. The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) and four other city corporations have been tasked with repairing numerous damaged stretches within the next month.
The Bengaluru Garment and Apparel Sector (GBAS), overseeing these corporations, has mobilized additional resources and manpower to expedite the repair work. Teams are working extended hours to fill potholes and resurface critical roads, especially in high-traffic areas. The initiative aims to enhance road safety and alleviate commuter challenges caused by deteriorating infrastructure.
Despite these efforts, several stretches remain pending, and the corporations face logistical challenges in sourcing materials and coordinating repairs across multiple zones. Authorities have assured residents of continuous monitoring and swift action to meet the impending deadline. The public is encouraged to report potholes promptly to facilitate timely interventions.
This concerted push underscores the government's commitment to improving urban infrastructure and ensuring safer commuting experiences for Bengaluru's residents.
Ansari argued, special court, High Court, and Supreme Court's, refusal violated his fundamental right
Missing women's skeletal body found, remains sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory for DNA testing
Horrific Accident in Himachal Pradesh: Two Dead as Car Plunges into Gorge and Bursts into Flames
Authorities suspect the children accessed the pond area unsupervised
West Bengal Achieves Record 92.47% Voter Turnout in 2026 Assembly Polls, Highest Since Independence
Around 78 mm of rainfall in a short span and causing widespread flooding and traffic chaos
.jpeg)
Ganga Expressway to Reshape UP’s Growth Map, PM Modi Signals New Economic Corridor in Hardoi.
PM Narendra Modi Visits Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Offers Prayers Amid Devotional Fervor
Voters defy heat and minor skirmishes, driving high participation across critical constituencies in South Bengal
Major agencies projected a tight race, but underestimated Mamata Banerjee’s grassroots appeal and overwhelming victory.
Station House Officer R K Patel was removed and sent to police lines, while Outpost in-charge Sub-Inspector Aneesh Singh was suspended initial negligence
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee claims central forces and observers are systematically targeting TMC leaders and workers during the second phase of Assembly elections
Over 32 million voters in West Bengal cast ballots in the final phase of Assembly elections today across 142 seats.
High Court observed that the grounds for Malik’s detention lacked sufficient legal merit
Trump: Iran privately admits "state of collapse" amid war; Tehran rejects US ter...
Ganga Expressway to Reshape UP’s Growth Map, PM Modi Signals New Economic Corrid...
PM Narendra Modi Visits Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Offers Prayers Amid Devotional...
Voters defy heat and minor skirmishes, driving high participation across critica...
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee claims central forces and observers are systemati...
