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Jayanagar
The foundation of Jayanagar was laid in the year 1959.
It was one of the first planned neighbourhoods in Bangalore
and at the time, the largest in Asia. It is believed that
the locality, designed by Sir M Visvesvaraya, is one of the
best-planned layouts in Asia.
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Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jayanagar,_Bangalore
12 %
The area under vegetation in
the city declined from 71% in 1973
to 12% in 2012.
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Source: http://www.dnaindia.com/bangalore/report_
bangalore-green-cover-down-from-71pct-to-12pct_1674594
Parkless
There are 23 wards in Bangalore that have a park within
walking distance from any point in the ward.
In contrast, there are 14 wards of Bangalore that have
no green cover or tree canopies at all.
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Source: http://bangalorepatrol.com/Browning-of-Bangalore.html
Gulabi
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Bangalore accounts for 70% of
rose exports from India.
High
Above
Most of the roads are operating above their
capacity and the volume. No 1 is Nrupatunga Road
followed by District Office Road, K.G. Road,
Lalbagh Fort Road, Puttanna Chetty Road and
Richmond Road.
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Source: http://www.bangaloretrafficpolice.gov.in/index.php
Bengaluru
Turf Tower
660 m (2165 ft)
WORLD TRADE
CENTER BANGALORE
128 m (420 ft)
RISING
HIGH
Tall buildings in Bangalore:
38 completed, 53 under construction, 8 approved/proposed
Bengaluru Turf Tower will be the tallest
of all with 156 floors, which is 5 times as tall as
the Bangalore World Trade Center.
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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_buildings_in_Bangalore
Looking
for 81
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Will the master plan of tomorrow provide
additional 81 tanks to develop Bangalore’s
water landscape sustainable? Even today
the left 81 tanks in are Bangalore’s largest
water recourse.
Satellites
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BMRDA is planning to set up five satellite townships and
develop them as self-sustainable cities. Under the city cluster
development project, Bidadi will be developed as
Knowledge City, Ramanagara as Healthcare city, Sathanur
as Textile/Apparel city, Solur as Manufacturing city and
Nandagudi as Hardware/Manufacturing city.
ipaida
bribe
Bangaloreans paid a whopping Rs 11.35 crore
as bribe on 4,339 occasions. The city
topped in paying kickbacks that ranged
across 28 departments. A major
chunk of money went for ‘managing’
parking violations.
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Source: http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-03-21/
bangalore/31219729_1_bribe-last-yearbangaloreans-police-station
Green
Sieve
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Bangalore’s green belt is getting perforated.
Already 41% got converted from
agrarian land use pattern to urban
development – within 20 years.
Glitzy
Bangalore is the costliest
Indian city on the basis of India’s
Consumer Price Index.
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Source: http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2012-03-29/
news/31254521_1_mumbai-and-delhi-bangalore-s-cpi-cities
GETTING
DENSER
The Density of Bangalore district for 2011 is
4,378 people per sq km. In 2001, Bangalore
district density was at 2,985 people per sq km.
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Source: http://www.census2011.co.in/
Garbage
Mountains
on Bangalore roads set to become bigger. Over 7,000 tonnes of
garbage dumped here, there and everywhere.
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Source: http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/bangalore/
garbage-mountains-on-bangalore-roads-set-to-become-bigger/article4017326.ece?homepage=true
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Where would you start
to change the city?
Mallfunction
5666
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Mantri Square in Malleswaram is South Asia’s
biggest Mall with a size of 1,700,000 sq ft.
The size of a Dwelling Unit for Economically Weaker
Section (EWS) is up to 300 sq ft. In conclusion
5666 households would fit into the Shopping Mall
of Malleswaram.
READ IT
The Average literacy rate of Bangalore in 2011
is 88.48 compared to 82.96 of 2001.
If things are looked out at gender wise, male
and female literacy were 91.82 and
84.80 respectively.
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Source: http://www.census2011.co.in/
“Government
work is
God’s work.”
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Inscription at the main entrance
of the Vidhana Soudha
(State Assembly) built in 1955.
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5 years
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570 km² is the area between the BBMP
jurisdiction circle and the total area under BDA.
This corresponds to cities of a size like
Munich, Manchester or even Hyderabad.
150 square
feet for
6,3 persons
The government of India calculated by taking the average
multi earner household income of LIG and EWG
that these groups are able to built a house for themselves
with an average ground size of 300 – 600 sq ft (29 – 56 m²).
But this is not the case, because construction and land prizes
are high. So estimated these families only can build
a house with the average ground size of 150 sq ft (15 m²).
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Is that a decent living space for a family with
an average amount of 6,3 persons?
Source: Interview with Ramesh Ramanathan from JANAADHAR, done at the 15th of Dezember 2011 by Aline Löw & Clara Berger
ON/OFF
Bangalore was the first city
in India to have electricity in 1906:
Today Bangalore experiences
2 to 4 hours of power cuts per day.
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Source: http://indiatogether.org/2012/jan/eco-power.htm
Future
India
In 1962, Jawaharlal Nehru remarked
that Bangalore “is a picture of India of the
future, more specifically because of the
science, technology and industries in the
public sector here…”
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Source: http://www.india-seminar.com/2010/612/612_balaji_parthasarathy.htm
Who will
build
the city?
India has only 45,000 architects but needed 366,000.
It predicts that by 2020 the shortfall of core
professionals involved in the building trade could be
in tens of millions.
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Source: The Economist, India in Search of a dream, September 29th – October 5th 2012
Endless
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Bangalore is one of the very rare cities in the world that
is not attached to any geographical landmark.
The topology of Bangalore is mainly flat and No major
rivers run through the city.
www.nextbangalore.com
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