At a recent citizen interaction program held in Bengaluru, Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar emphasized the ongoing developmental efforts aimed at transforming the city.

"We are leading Bengaluru in a new direction of transformation. Road quality has significantly improved, and advanced technologies like white-topping are being used for road upgrades,” he stated.HP Smartchoice Victus, 13th Gen Intel Core i5-13420H, 4GB RTX 3050, 16GB DDR4(Upgradeable) 512GB SSD, 144Hz, IPS, 300nits, FHD, 15.6’’/39.6cm, Win11, Office24, Blue, 2.29kg, fa2190TX Gaming Laptop

Highlighting the massive traffic volumes in the city, Shivakumar noted that over 2.5 crore vehicles are registered in Bengaluru, with more than 50 lakh vehicles on the move daily. Despite this, he stressed that repair and maintenance work on roads is being carried out successfully.

“Once, the issue of pothole-ridden roads in Bengaluru was a national topic of mockery. But today, we’ve changed that perception. People now recognize the improvement in road quality,” he added.Major Changes in Gold Loans from October 1: RBI's New Regulations

He further clarified that these efforts are not limited to physical infrastructure. “We are also striving to bring about a change in public perception. Bengaluru is slowly moving past the issues that once plagued it,” said the Deputy Chief Minister.

According to him, the administration's goal is to not only fix roads and upgrade infrastructure but also to restore public trust and pride in the city.Bengaluru: Two FIR Booked for Blackmailing Woman with Private Video..!!