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Metrolife - Your Bond with Bengaluru Action group formed to enforce Chinese manja ban in Bengaluru
Barkha Kumari, Animal welfare NGOs and volunteers in Bengaluru have formed an action group to enforce a ban on Chinese manja, synthetic thread that's popularly used for kite-flying.Read all the latest updates on COVID-19 here.
- 2 days ago
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Metrolife - Your Bond with Bengaluru Song on mental health released
Tini Sara Anien, A music video, with mental health as its theme, was released recently. National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (Nimhans) and 'From Mug to Mike', a platform for amateur singers, have produced the song in Hindi.
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Metrolife - Your Bond with Bengaluru Four books on iconic sports stars
Shree Ranjini R, Ever wondered what the life of your favourite sportsperson is like? Is it full of glitz and glamour? What challenges do they face?
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Metrolife - Your Bond with Bengaluru Monkey relocation is not so easy
Sanjana S Megalamane, Many in Bengaluru are asking the authorities to relocate monkeys frequenting their neighbourhoods. Wildlife veterinarians and conservationists say citizens should learn about monkey habitats and behaviour, and stop feeding them.Read all the latest updates on COVID-19 here.
- 3 days ago
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Metrolife - Your Bond with Bengaluru NGO invites art donations
Tini Sara Anien, Children's LoveCastles Trust (CLT), Jakkur, has initiated an art donation campaign. Donations can include paintings, graphics, drawings, sketches, and photographs.
- 3 days ago
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Metrolife - Your Bond with Bengaluru Bands all set for live shows
Nina C George, Bengaluru's bands and choir groups can't wait to hit the stage again as live performances resume this weekend. The Bangalore Men and the all-women choir Cappella Bangalore perform on October 30 at Bangalore International Centre and on November 13 at the East Cultural Association.Read all the latest updates on COVID-19 here.
- 3 days ago
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Metrolife - Your Bond with Bengaluru Auto numbers down by about 29,000
Tini Sara Anien, Bengaluru has fewer autos on the roads today than it did in March 2020, when the pandemic broke out. C Sampath, general secretary, Adarsha Auto and Taxi Drivers Union, says 29,000 of 1.45 lakh autos in the city have gone off the road. 'About 15 to 20% of all autos have been confiscated because the owners were not able to pay their EMIs,' he says.Read all the latest updates on COVID-19 here.
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Metrolife - Your Bond with Bengaluru Launched: Chiranjeevi Singh's book on his journey from Ravi to Cauvery
Asra Mavad, Chiranjeevi Singh, former IAS officer and ambassador to Unesco, shares his reflections on art, culture, history and governance in a Kannada book released on Tuesday.
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Metrolife - Your Bond with Bengaluru Medicos stuck in Bengaluru as China's travel ban lingers
Barkha Kumari, It has been three months since Arbaz Arif finished his MBBS course, yet he isn't quite confident about diagnosing a patient or administering IVs.Read all the latest updates on COVID-19 here.
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Metrolife - Your Bond with Bengaluru Ranga Shankara theatre festival opens on Oct 27
Asra Mavad, The annual Ranga Shankara Theatre Festival is back from October 27 to 31. It marks the 17th anniversary of the iconic institution.Read all the latest updates on COVID-19 here.
- 3 days ago
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