Author: ADAC GTMasters
In the early hours of Thursday, a frantic call to the Bengaluru police control room set a patrol team racing to a house in Roopena Agrahara, sparking a rush that would soon reveal a startling misinterpretation: a Bengaluru child marriage alert that turned out to be a misunderstanding between a father and his daughter’s boyfriend. Background and Context Child marriage remains a persistent social issue in India, with the National Family Health Survey reporting that 4.5% of girls aged 15–19 are married before 18. In Karnataka, the state government has intensified enforcement, deploying police patrols and community volunteers to curb…
Bengaluru parking dispute turns violent as a BMW incident sparks a mass fight, leading to 12 arrests near the Durgaparameshwari temple in HMT Layout. Background/Context Bengaluru, a city with over 12 million residents and a vehicle fleet exceeding 1.2 crore, has long struggled with parking congestion. The problem is especially acute around religious sites, where devotees flock in the evenings, creating a high demand for limited spaces. The Durgaparameshwari temple, a popular pilgrimage spot in the Vidyaranyapura area, has seen frequent clashes over parking in recent months. This latest incident underscores the volatility that can erupt when personal property and…
Bengaluru 3BHK trend is reshaping the city’s real‑estate landscape as aspirational buyers and tenants move away from the traditional 2BHK model. In a year marked by rapid infrastructure growth and a post‑pandemic shift toward multifunctional living, developers are now prioritising larger, lifestyle‑oriented homes that offer space for work, fitness and entertainment. Background / Context For years, Bengaluru’s 2BHK apartments were the go‑to choice for young professionals and small families, offering a balance between affordability and convenience. However, the city’s transformation into a global tech hub, coupled with the rise of remote work, has altered living preferences. The Bengaluru 3BHK trend…
Bengaluru’s real‑estate landscape is shifting dramatically as 3BHK homes surge in popularity, eclipsing the once‑favoured 2BHKs. The city’s aspirational residents are now treating the three‑bedroom layout as the default choice for both purchase and rental, driven by changing lifestyle needs, improved infrastructure, and a post‑pandemic emphasis on multifunctional living spaces. Background / Context For years, Bengaluru’s booming IT sector and cosmopolitan culture made 2BHK apartments the go‑to option for young professionals and small families. However, the past year has seen a marked pivot. According to a Knight Frank Research report, the average size of newly launched apartments in 2025 rose…
Basavanagudi’s “Namana” exhibition has turned the IIWC Art Gallery into a buzzing community hub, drawing artists, students, and locals alike to a space where creativity meets collaboration. The event, which ran from January 15 to 25, 2026, showcased over 200 pieces and hosted daily workshops, turning a quiet gallery into a vibrant forum for artistic dialogue. Background/Context In a city where art often feels confined to galleries and academies, the Namana exhibition Basavanagudi offers a fresh model of community-driven creativity. The IIWC Art Gallery, located on the historic streets of Basavanagudi, has long been a cultural landmark, but the recent…
Karnataka police stations will observe the third Sunday of every month as Victims’ Day, a new initiative aimed at boosting public engagement and ensuring timely redressal of grievances. The directive, issued by Director General and Inspector General of Police (DG & IGP) MA Saleem, will see station house officers (SHOs) actively interacting with victims and those seeking to lodge complaints or obtain updates on ongoing investigations. The move is part of a broader effort to make policing more public‑friendly and transparent across the state. Background / Context In recent years, Karnataka has witnessed a growing demand for accountability from law‑enforcement agencies.…