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The Karnataka government on November 29 gave its approval to construct a 102-kilometre elevated corridor project in Bengaluru. The project, which was conceptualised 12 years ago, once constructed will ensure smoother traffic across north-south, east-west and in the central parts of the city. The development work will start in January next year and will be undertaken by the Karnataka Road Development Corporation Limited. The project, to be constructed at a cost of Rs 25,495 crore, is likely to be completed by 2025.

The National Capital Region Transport Corporation on December 7 approved the detailed project report of the Delhi-Gurgaon-Shahjahanpur-Neemrana-Behror Urban Complex RRTS corridor. The 106 km-corridor, which will have 16 stations, is one of the three RRTS corridors the government has planned to decongest the national capital region. The other two corridors will be built between Delhi-Meerut and Delhi—Panipat. These corridors would be linked to the Delhi Metro network, offering a multi-modal integrated transit system.

Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese theory for creating a harmonious flow of energies. It lays down several easy-to-apply techniques for rearranging the house and its elements, to influence the energies around and build a nurturing space. Feng Shui emphasises on balancing the two opposite forces - the Yin and the Yang while maintaining the flow of the invisible life force, Chi.

Being the IT city in India, Bengaluru attracts talent from all regions of India, making it a cosmopolitan. To cater to the needs of the people, various shopping malls have come up in different parts of Bengaluru showcasing foreign brands, entertainment options and food chains. Here is the list of top shopping malls in Bengaluru that are major attraction for citizens.

For the Budget 2019-20, the SDMC has proposed to levy property tax on residential properties based on various category of colonies. The proposed rates for residential properties falling under categories A and B is 14 per cent, instead of 12 per cent. For categories C, D and E, the corporation has proposed property tax 12 per cent, instead of 11 per cent. For the F, G and H categories the property tax would be levied at eight per cent, instead of seven per cent.