Bengaluru Authority News

The Greater Bengaluru Authority has launched a fully automated system to approve building plans in 30 minutes.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority is seeking citizen inputs to enhance the accountability of its Sahaaya platform.

One year after its inception, the Greater Bengaluru Authority's performance is being reviewed, as its restructuring aimed to address micro-level issues through

The Greater Bengaluru Authority announced that encroachments have been cleared from 1,225km of footpaths over the past two months.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority has initiated a clean-up drive as 70% of vacant plots remain uncleared.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority has warned property owners that the cost to clean vacant 40x60 square-foot sites has exceeded Rs 1 lakh.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority has released new penalty rules, instructing citizens to clear their plots by August 15.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority has officially notified the new fee structure for building approvals.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority has instructed SNN Raj Etternia to create an action plan for the demolition of a tilted 18-storey apartment wing in Harlur, sout

The Greater Bengaluru Authority has requested a demolition plan for a tilted tower.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority plans to plant 64,000 saplings starting August 15 and is inviting Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) to participate.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority will observe August as 'Freedom from Waste' month to promote better waste management practices.

An activist has moved the high court against the Greater Bengaluru Authority's stray dog shelters, claiming they endanger locals and violate Supreme Court direc

The Greater Bengaluru Authority has issued a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) regarding the towing of abandoned vehicles.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority, in collaboration with the Bengaluru Traffic Police, will launch a citywide crackdown on abandoned vehicles occupying public spa

The Greater Bengaluru Authority will begin removing abandoned vehicles from tomorrow, warning owners to move them or face strict action from civic authorities.

Vendors are questioning the Greater Bengaluru Authority about a potential ban on footpath sales, as the government has not yet established vending zones, issued