Citizens walk for a green Bangalore

In a heartening response for the call to press for retaining the city’s avenues, scores of Bangaloreans showed up for the Sunday walk and petitioned the Chief Minister.

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  1. Omar Farook says:

    Hopefully this initiative should yield result.

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