Sridhar Vivan is a Metro Editor at Bangalore Mirror, part of The Times Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including telecommunications, transportation and mobility, regional interest, health and wellness, education, and climate change, with a particular focus on educational policy and public transportation. Sridhar's work has been featured in The Economic Times.
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Sridhar Vivan's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, education, health & wellbeing, entertainment news and travel & tourism. He extensively covers local topics related to Karnataka and Mysuru.
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By: Sridhar Vivan
The National Highways Authority of India launches new bids to complete the 25.5-km Arakkonam-Kancheepuram stretch of the Bengaluru-Chennai Expressway, following previous contract termination due to financial issues. Meanwhile, a tragic accident claims four lives on the expressway.
Explore the alarming connection between ultra-processed foods and rising health issues such as obesity, Type-2 diabetes, and mental disorders. Discover insights from health experts and guidelines for healthier eating.
Explore Bengaluru's passport processing times for Normal and Tatkaal applications, comparing its performance with Mumbai, Delhi, and other metros. Understand the efficiencies in police verification and the growing concerns about passport grievances across India.
By: Sridhar Vivan
Karnataka reports a 21% drop in rowdy-sheeters, but Bengaluru's numbers increase, indicating a growing concern for public safety amidst declining trends across the state.
By: Sridhar Vivan
Government schools and hostels in Karnataka face a worrying trend with 27 student suicides in three years, highlighting mental health crises among youth. The government responds with new policies for mental health support in educational institutions.
By: Sridhar Vivan
Bengaluru South City Corporation launches AI pilot project to proactively identify and resolve civic issues like potholes and encroachments before citizen complaints.
By: Sridhar Vivan
The Karnataka government has approved the acquisition of land for the Bengaluru Business Corridor (Peripheral Ring Road-2), a 52-km road designed to ease traffic congestion by connecting Mysuru Road with Hosur Road and providing a bypass for industrial traffic.
By: Sridhar Vivan
An urgent call for safety audits in Bengaluru's paying guest accommodations following a tragic fire in Delhi highlights the risks associated with overcrowded housing. Residents and officials advocate for stronger regulations to ensure safety and compliance across the city's PG sector.
Visvesvaraya Technological University is considering a demand-based examination system that allows students with backlogs to choose their exam dates, potentially easing delays in their academic and job applications. The proposed system could be implemented by April-May 2027, aiming to provide more convenience and support to students in their academic journeys.
By: Sridhar Vivan
Explore how AI-generated portraits are transporting Bengalureans back to the 1980s, evoking nostalgia while raising privacy concerns. Discover the impact of digital recreations on memories, fashion, and personal data protection.
