Urgent.News

the world's headlines, one feed

Editions

World

#THTalksBengaluru: Ask your question to Greater Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda

#THTalksBengaluru: Ask your question to Greater Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda

Bengaluru is currently witnessing a flurry of civic initiatives, ranging from clearing footpaths to disposing of garbage and abandoned vehicles. These actions, while receiving both accolades and criticism, are spearheaded by the recently appointed Greater Bengaluru Development Minister, Krishna Byre Gowda. Readers have the opportunity to pose questions to Mr. Gowda on August 13, as he takes part in The Hindu's interactive program, 'THTalksBengaluru.'

Krishna Byre Gowda, a six-time MLA, has been elected four times from Byatarayanapura in Bengaluru. Prior to his current role, he has served in significant posts including Revenue, Agriculture, Rural Development, and Panchayat Raj. For the first time, Gowda bears the responsibility of overseeing Bengaluru, as civic elections are anticipated to take place this year.

To submit questions to the Minister on August 13 before 12 p.m., interested individuals can email their queries to thtalksbengaluru@thehindu.co.in. Further specifics will be disclosed closer to the date. Terms & conditions | Institutional Subscriber Comments must be written in English, in complete sentences, and must be respectful, not abusive or personal.

Adhere to our community guidelines when posting. Registered users of The Hindu can continue engaging with articles via their existing accounts. New users must register and log in to post comments. Access older comments by logging into your account on Vuukle.

Written by urgent.news from The Hindu's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — it may contain errors, so check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at thehindu.com →

More in World

Israel unlikely to compromise security for peace deals with post-October 7 trauma, expert says

Prof. Eytan Gilboa spoke with the Post after KAN reported that officials from a regional country advised another to make an agreement with Israel to "lull it to sleep" before an attack.

  • Prof. Eytan Gilboa says Israel unlikely to compromise security for peace deals.
  • October 7 trauma is severe, making any substantial security concessions unlikely.
  • Golan Heights not on table for discussion, Lebanon's Hezbollah resists peace deal.

Yair Golan unveils NIS 1b. plan to fight crime in Arab society

Golan said the fight against organized crime requires economic pressure, special courts, and efforts to cut off funding to criminal groups.

  • Yair Golan unveils NIS 1 billion plan to combat organized crime in Arab society.
  • Plan includes national state of emergency, special task force, and dedicated courts.
  • Team 49 aims to rescue at-risk youth from criminal organizations.