LIVING IN WHITEFIELD BENGALURU
Bengaluru: How shoe racks and flower pots are raising tensions among apartment owners in India’s IT capital
Bengaluru apartment complexes are witnessing disputes over shoe racks and flower pots outside flats, sparking debates between residents and associations. While residents cite hygiene and cultural practices, associations raise concerns about safety hazards and rule violations. This has led to arguments, legal notices, and fines, highlighting the clash between personal habits and community living.
Sumadhura Group forays into managed office spaces, aims to lease 1 million sq. ft of space over the next three years
Sumadhura Group has entered the managed office space (MOS) sector with Workship, a premium workspace brand in Bengaluru's Whitefield. Spanning 1.22 lakh square feet with over 3,000 seats, Workship aims to capture the growing demand for flexible workspaces.
A 84-year-old-man with severe comorbidities, infected with Covid, dies: Health officials
A senior citizen passed away in Bengaluru. He had other health issues. His Covid-19 test result came back positive. The Karnataka Health Minister, Dinesh Gundu Rao, urged people not to panic. He said the government is taking precautions. He mentioned a possible new sub-variant of the virus. He added that there are no restrictions on movement.
Bengaluru techie suffers heart attack at 28, reveals he has 80% heart blockage despite working out daily
A 28-year-old Bengaluru data scientist, despite a healthy lifestyle, faced a shocking heart failure diagnosis. After experiencing chest discomfort, doctors discovered a severe arterial blockage requiring a stent. He shared his story on Reddit, urging young professionals to prioritize health check-ups and heed their body's signals, suggesting a possible link to COVID-19 vaccination during active infection.
Essensai067: Bangalore's new cultural hub opening in Whitefield
Essensai067, a culture and community-focused destination, has opened in Whitefield, Bangalore, offering a unique blend of food, fashion, art, and green living.
22-year-old Bengaluru boy lives comfortably on ₹20,000 a month. His budget breakdown stuns the internet
A 22-year-old Bengaluru resident has impressed Reddit with his monthly budget of just ₹20,000, challenging the city’s reputation for unaffordable living. Amid soaring rents and rising costs, his frugal lifestyle—marked by shared housing, public transport, and simple meals—has sparked admiration. His post contrasts starkly with complaints about Bengaluru’s expenses, offering a refreshing glimpse into mindful urban survival.
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Bengaluru doctor treated thousands for years. Now, at 50, he is taking a career break - for himself
Dr. Deepak Krishnamurthy, a Bengaluru-based cardiologist, is taking a sabbatical before his 50th birthday to focus on personal wellness and fitness. He will remain available for consultations at RxDx Clinic. Teaming up with wellness expert Dr. Nandita Iyer, he aims to reset his lifestyle, a decision praised by many for prioritizing health in a demanding profession.
Assetz ties new land parcels with GDV of Rs 15,000 crore over the last 2 years
Assetz Property Group has significantly expanded its Bengaluru portfolio by acquiring 16 land parcels, adding a gross development value of Rs 15,000 crore. The company plans to construct over 15 million sq. ft. of saleable area, encompassing more than 7,500 homes across North, South, and Southeast Bengaluru over the next 4-5 years.
Techies caught in Bengaluru trap, says IT firm director: Stagnant salaries, soaring costs, but one irresistible perk
A Bengaluru tech director’s viral post has exposed the city's growing affordability crisis, with stagnant IT salaries clashing against soaring rents, transport fares, and daily essentials. While the middle class feels the squeeze, worsening traffic adds to the urban struggle. Yet, Bengaluru’s weather remains its sole redeeming perk—leaving many trapped between rising costs and the comfort of its cool breeze.
Bengaluru isn’t really Bengaluru without its pink Tabebuia trees: Here’s why "India's slowest city" needs them more than ever
Bengaluru is experiencing a breathtaking transformation as Tabebuia rosea trees burst into bloom, painting the urban landscape in dreamy shades of pink. These resilient trees, introduced from Central and South America, thrive in the city's climate, offering a stunning spectacle reminiscent of cherry blossoms.
Bangalore rent worse than New York? Analyst says Bengaluru tenants paying high rent for a city where 10 km commute takes an hour
Renting a 2BHK in Koramangala, Bangalore, now costs ₹70,000 a month, which is just ₹10,000 less than a similar apartment in a New York suburb. This is due to high demand and limited housing supply. The city's infrastructure is also struggling with long commutes and congested roads. Many areas are seeing sharp rent increases.
Brigade Enterprises shares jump 7% on Rs 950 crore land acquisition in Whitefield
Brigade Enterprises share price: Brigade Enterprises has acquired 4.4 acres in Whitefield, Bangalore for a premium residential project valued at Rs 950 crore. The development will feature top-notch amenities and is strategically located to benefit from Whitefield's connectivity and infrastructure, aligning with the company's vision for luxury living.
Embassy Group inks joint development pact for premium residential project in Bengaluru's Whitefield
Embassy Group has signed a joint development pact for 3.75 acres of land in Whitefield, Bengaluru, to develop a premium residential project. The project, expected to go live by Q4 FY24, will cater to the housing demand of young professionals in the IT and ITeS sector.
Woman, 9-month-old daughter die after stepping on live wire lying of footpath in Bengaluru's IT hub Whitefield
A 23-year-old woman and her nine-month-old daughter lost their lives due to electrocution near the Hope Farm Junction in Bengaluru. The family accidentally stepped on a live wire left abandoned on the pavement. The incident has sparked an inquiry, and the energy minister has announced the suspension of the negligent Bescom officials.
With smart home features & world-class amenities, villaments at Birla Alokya have the best of both worlds
Birla Alokya is a low-density development offering 218 ‘villaments’ across 7.8 acres.
Realtors eye co-living spaces to boost rental incomes
Coliving market in India is at a nascent stage, with only a few organised players.
Co-living spaces startup StayAbode adds on to pre Series A funding
Recently, Asia’s largest co-living operator, has partnered with CP Developers to set up the largest co-living project globally, with 1400 people living in a community environment, in the heart of Bengaluru’s Whitefield.
StayAbode, CP Developers to set up co-living project
Co-living is a new concept of housing where the living space is shared by residents who have similar interests and values.
Disruption in the IT corridor in Bengaluru as traffic suffers for work on Metro, underpasses
The traffic situation on Old Airport Road would be no better, what with the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike planning underpasses at HAL, Isro and Kundalahalli gate junctions.
The Whitefield guide to getting things done
"The builder applied for the occupancy certificate in April 2015. We were asked to pay Rs 2 crore of which the builder agreed to pay Rs 1 crore."
Varthur Lake: After heavy rain, chemical 'snowfall' in Bengaluru
The unbearable stench emanating from the lake has only added to the woes of commuters and residents. "The froth has also reached a hospital and a mall nearby," said residents.
Bengaluru ticks because people come here and make a life: Jagdish Raja
The co-founder of Jagriti Theatre on what makes Bengaluru his favourite city.
This is Hemmigepura: City's last isolated outpost with least-possible development
The forlorn village is yet to taste Cauvery water or have a proper underground drainage network.
Thank god it's Friday: For the people, by the people
For Bengaluru, the year 2016 was dotted with a never-seen-before revival of the community spirit that put the government on the backfoot.
Techies shift to Tamil Nadu to reach Electronics City faster
Poor connectivity and bad traffic to Electronics City is forcing a large number of IT and BPO professionals to rent homes across the Tamil Nadu border.
Save Whitefield: Protests mark pity for Bengaluru's tech hub
Dressed in black, residents gathered at Marathahalli bridge, Hoodi, Forum Value Mall, Nallurhalli, KTPO and Graphite India junction before heading to the ITPB
Crackdown on late-night construction in Bengaluru
The High Court has directed that construction activities should not be done between 10 pm to 6 am, but companies blatantly violate this rule.
Field honest nominees, urges Bengaluru's Whitefield Rising - a citizen movement
The movement started in March 2013 when 50 residents came together to discuss what they could do to solve problems in their respective localities.
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