Ashok Kheny: miles of uncertainty

In its additional reply filed before the Supreme Court on February 7, in a case pertaining to the Bangalore Mysore Infrastructure Corridor (BMIC) project, the State Government has said that it has acquired 'excess' land to the tune of 7,709 acres towards the ...

In a move that could possibly bring relief to people fighting for their land in the Bangalore-Mysore Infrastructure Corridor (BMIC) area, the State government for the first time has admitted that excess lands have been notification for the project.

Residents of Bangalore, a city groaning under the weight of haphazard horizontal and vertical growth, have been yearning for an administration that will put in place a civic infrastructure that makes the city liveable. They have had little respite ...

Justice H Billappa on Wednesday recused from hearing the petitions filed by Nandi Infrastructure Corridor Enterprise (Nice) and its associate firms seeking to quash the Lokayukta court order in social activist T J Abraham's private complaint alleging ...

The (MCCI) has drawn Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's attention to infrastructure and connectivity imperatives for the growth and development of the city The chamber has accorded high priority to the timely completion of the track-doubling work between ...

The Karnataka High Court on Wednesday stayed further proceedings initiated by the Bangalore Metropolitan Task Force (BMTF) against Ashok Kheny, Managing Director of Nandi Infrastructure Corridor Enterprises (NICE), and others on a complaint that the ...

He has been sitting on a bench outside the Mahatma Gandhi Park in Bangalore on M.G. Road, with just an umbrella to shield himself from the natural elements, for the past two years. Protesting against the "illegal acquisition of his land", Sukumaran ...

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International News: The Congress on Wednesday returned to power with a bang in Karnataka after seven years, routing the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the Assembly elections. It won 121 seats, a clear majority to form a government on its ...