Success Stories

For over six months, garbage kept piling up near the railway track between Nagashetty Halli and Bhadrappa Layout on Outer Ring Road. Abhishek, a resident of Bhadrappa Layout who highlighted the issue on IChangeMyCity got the problem resolved. Read more..

Residents of New KEB road, Ittamadu layout were relieved when an open storm water drain was closed with concrete slabs. However, their happiness Read more..

Amidst the heavy traffic in Banashankari, a walkway helped pedestrians to reach Banashankari bus stop from Sangam Circle. However, when water logged this walkway, things took a nasty turn.

"There was a very ugly sight on our usually picturesque road", said Dr H R Anuradha as she described the mess of mud, stone and debris that was found around a manhole on her road.

Bangalore is struggling to cope up with the complex civic issues caused by rapid urbanisation. To resolve these issues, citizens need to join hands with the civic authorities and hence facilitate positive change. Eliciting this active citizenship was the main aim of Janaagraha’s ‘I Change My Street’ Campaign.

Few days ago, a child in Someshwara Layout near Hulimavu was severely hurt due to an electric transformer pole which had a metal road that was dangerously projecting towards the road

Would you run from pillar to post, to get an issue fixed for the benefit of your community? Well, many would do so when a problem hits them

A manhole which was not constructed properly and a cross road which was in a shabby state were the main woes of the residents of 8th A cross, Netaji Layout in Attiguppe ward.

Dust, noise and pollution haunted a community in Doddakannelli off Sarjapur Road for over 6 months, until Manoj Singh, an aggrieved individual, posted a complaint on I Change My City.

It is mandatory to concentrate on civilian safety whenever construction and repair works are taken up. Sadly in India, safety is given the least priority.

Bangalore's potholes are leaving a dent on the city's image. However, with pro-active citizens like Krishna Sathyanarayana around, the city is sure to be fixed for good.

Donna Biswas had to buy food items at a hypermarket. The very thought of it made her shudder, as she knew the five-minute walk from her office near IBC Knowledge Park on Bannerghatta Main Road to the store would not be easy.

Many of us may have heard the quote "Don't talk, just act. Don't say, just show. Don't promise, just prove."

It was a roller coaster ride for people commuting on the road between Suranjandas Road to the T-junction at Abdul Kalam Road, as the stretch had more dents than asphalt.

It took a collective of 19 citizens to fix a neglected road in a span of two months. The 27th Main to Somasundarapalya, HSR Layout Extension was every motorist's nightmare.