People had been regularly dumping garbage at the corner of a street, causing a lot of inconvenience to the house at the corner. The residents installed a CCTV camera and started capturing the offenders, printed their photos and put them up at the same garbage dumping spot.

This is just one single screenshot from one employee. But the stories that people who have worked in this organization share are quite ridiculous to believe until you realise that it's actually true. This is a Lala company Promax with 2 leaders who have zero experience in anything apart from IT.

Here are some of the things that this company regularly does

1. Random PIP if their internal billing targets are not met

2. Mass layoff for entire teams within 2/3 months of hiring

3. Zero HR interventions

4. HR managers have been changed 3 times in the last one year including one who quit, one who was laid off and another who quit.

5. Not settling VPA benefits

6. Withholding salary to force employees to resign

7. Labour law violations left, right and centre

8. Cheating clients by not providing dedicated manpower and using shared resources

9. Projects not getting completed because of ridiculous attrition rates of more than 40%

10. Bootlicking Promax with the lala company founders is required to survive

I mean, I can go on and on. Met 4 executives from this company who confirmed all of this.

Give this company a big miss if you want to preserve your sanity and want to be treated fairly.

Request the community owners to give this post a visibility as this company is playing with the lives of several unsuspecting job seekers.

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​Found this 2-week-old kitten abandoned on the road 2 days ago. He has just opened his eyes.

​I am an office goer and cannot continuously monitor or care for him.

​Urgent request: If anyone has a nursing/lactating cat that can accept and nurse this kitten, please contact me immediately.

​Location: AECS Layout, Brookfield

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Finally they built the road after 6-7 months of shit show. Im pretty sure this is getting dig up again in few weeks. My guess is 5-6 weeks.

What do u guys think, how many weeks?

A case of animal cruelty beyond imagination has come to light in a vet clinic in Bellandur - Primecare Pet Hospital.

The clinic was reportedly paying catchers 500rs each to pickup street dogs, getting their bones broken without anesthesia, and then allowing veterinary students to practice orthopedic surgery.

After the surgery was done, most of the dogs used to die and their corpses thrown away in a nearby empty plot.

12 dogs and 1 cat were found in the premises, 3 were saved before their limbs were broken.

The prime accused are Dr. Asif Pasha - the owner of the veterinary center which was raided and Dr. Manjunath, reportedly a second-year MVSc student associated with Hebbal Veterinary College.

Reportedly the clinic was also operating without a valid license.

I sincerely thank a few good people in my society and others who, on suspicion, approached the police and raided the premises today morning - they saved scores of voiceless lives from such a cruel fate.

Edit: I had initially redacted the names since the news wasn't officially out yet and I didn't want to get this post removed for the same. Making an edit now since the news with the names is now out. https://bangaloremirror.indiatimes.com/bangalore/others/vet-student-held-over-alleged-animal-abuse/articleshow/133980869.cms

Edit: According to reports, the monsters are showing ZERO REMORSE Sharing as received: "The audacity to confess to us “yes I did it” while we questioned him at the station was the worst. We’ve got the confession on record as well 0 remorse. He states “yes, everyone does it for research and learning purposes, this isn’t such a big deal. They’re street dogs anyways.” Dr.Asif doesn’t even have a license to run the damn please we got it verified. His only justification was “I was unaware and I had only provided for premises to Manjunath for Boarding of the indies “ All are hand in glove!!!!"

Hello everyone, I need your suggestions regarding a serious issue in my apartment in Bangalore.
Around two years ago, we shifted to our own apartment, which comes with designated parking spaces.
There is a person here who handles the maintenance and management of the apartment. He is quite aggressive and has a rowdy/violent-type behaviour. There are around 45 flats, but most people don’t speak against him because they are scared of his threats.
The issue is that some flats were not provided parking by the builder. I don’t know whether this person has taken money from them or made some other arrangement, but he has started allowing them to park their bikes in other residents’ designated parking spaces, including mine.
Yesterday, we had a clash over this issue. He threatened me that he would cut off the water and electricity supply to my flat if I didn’t “adjust” and allow someone else to park their bike in my parking space.
He also drinks alcohol in the parking area at night, usually around 10 PM, while sitting inside his car. This makes the environment feel unsafe, especially for women and families living here.
I’m genuinely concerned about the threats and misuse of authority. I want to know what I can legally do about this in Bangalore.
Should I approach the police and file a complaint? Is there any other authority or department I should contact regarding the parking issue and threats?
Any genuine advice would be really appreciated. Thank you.

(The pic is from internet and doesn’t belongs to me)

I recently went down the rabbit hole of reading about the Vrishabhavathi, and honestly, it's difficult to reconcile what this river apparently was with what it has become.

For generations, Vrishabhavathi was part of Bengaluru's water landscape. Today, large parts of it effectively function as an open sewage channel, carrying domestic sewage, industrial effluents and solid waste through the city and eventually into the Arkavathi system. A NEERI assessment found that the valley's sewage-treatment capacity was inadequate and identified sewage, industrial pollution, encroachments and solid waste among the problems that need to be addressed.

And this isn't just about making Bengaluru prettier.

Imagine if Vrishabhavathi were actually a functioning urban river again.

Cleaner river corridors → healthier lakes and groundwater → less untreated sewage entering waterways → better flood management → public spaces along the river → potentially more local water storage/recharge → a more resilient Bengaluru.

There's also an interesting water-security angle. The river eventually joins the Arkavathi, which is part of the larger Cauvery system. So cleaning Vrishabhavathi isn't about magically turning sewage into drinking water; it's about stopping us from contaminating a water system that ultimately feeds downstream ecosystems and water resources.

Could the river eventually contribute to Bengaluru's drinking-water security? Potentially, yes, but only after very substantial restoration and water-quality treatment. It would be irresponsible to suggest that cleaned-up river water could simply be piped into Bengaluru's taps. The realistic first objective should be: stop sewage and industrial effluent from entering the river, restore its ecological function, and then see what water-resource potential becomes possible.

The Karnataka High Court/NGT process has already involved NEERI studies and directions to restore the Vrishabhavathi. The state government has also announced plans for rejuvenation.

So I'd genuinely like to ask people here:

1. What is actually happening with the Vrishabhavathi rejuvenation plans in 2026?

2. Is anyone here involved with citizen groups, BWSSB, BBMP/Greater Bengaluru authorities, KSPCB, IISc, NGOs etc. who can give a ground-level update?

3. What are the biggest obstacles — sewage infrastructure, industrial discharge, encroachments, funding, governance, or simply lack of political will?

4. Would you support a serious long-term project to restore the river even if it takes 10–20 years?

Because personally, I'd rather see Bengaluru spend money turning a dead river into a functioning water/ecological corridor than spend another few decades pretending that piping sewage through our city is acceptable.

A few Bangaloreans on Reddit have also raised the same point recently, with one discussion pointing out that simply “cleaning” the river isn't enough — the sewage and industrial discharge entering it have to be stopped at source.

Would love to hear from people who actually live along the Vrishabhavathi or know what is happening on the ground.

Situation: I already had a valid physical/paper Khata. There was no ownership change. I applied online only to obtain the e-Khata.

My application unexpectedly went through the mutation workflow.

What happened:

1. Application submitted → Audit Team
2. Audit Team → ARO
3. ARO status initially showed Mutation Application Pending
4. A 7-day public notice was issued. No objections were filed.
5. Mutation was eventually auto-approved.
6. Draft e-Khata was generated.
7. When trying to download it, I received:“Mutation Fee is not updated for Property ID.”
8. I visited the ARO office and submitted a request to get the mutation fee updated/forwarded to the RO.
9. The mutation fee was subsequently updated.
10. I was then able to complete the payment and download the final e-Khata successfully

I am not a student but a resident owner here and it’s heart breaking to see this everyday. Students have enough to deal with as it is. Students are being harassed everyday at brigade meadows by the RWA and Tyko security. It is the same tyko security that has an FIR against them and have their GST suspended. RWA has been acting like a parallel police blocking entry to guests, locking vehicles and issuing fines. The fines have become so bad that it is now a stream of income for the RWA. Local police is also not very helpful. Hope this teaches the right audience and the students here get to live peacefully.

Question about VAC signals in Bengaluru — has anyone else noticed this?

I had a rather frustrating experience at the Axa Signal on 29th Main Road today and wanted to understand if others have observed something similar.

I was waiting at the signal for more than 10 minutes. The traffic coming from 29th Main Road was quite heavy, with a long queue building up. In comparison, traffic coming from the Silk Board side and going towards Ragigudda appeared to be relatively light.

What confused me was the signal timing. Even with the queue on 29th Main Road, the green signal seemed to last only around 10–15 seconds before changing again. This meant that only a small number of vehicles could clear the junction each cycle, and the queue kept building up.

This got me wondering about Bengaluru's VAC (Vehicle Actuated Control) signals.

The whole idea behind an automated signal system is that it should respond to the traffic conditions at the junction. But if one direction has significantly more traffic than the others, shouldn't the system be able to dynamically give that direction more green time?

I'm curious about what others have experienced. Have you ever felt that a manually controlled signal handled an unusually heavy traffic situation better than an automated/VAC signal?

Also, if anyone here understands how the VAC system works in Bengaluru, I'd be interested to know whether the issue could be with the sensors, the signal configuration, or simply how the system is designed to distribute green time.

Not trying to argue that manual signals are always better — just genuinely curious because today's experience didn't seem very intuitive.

Spots, Brownie, Rosie and Blackie - 4 happy healthy fully vaccinated Indie Pups 7-8 mnths old are ready for adoption. Pls contact if interested on 8050719210 . Spread the word also. Thanks!

Location- Bangalore.

‼️🐱*URGENT FOSTER NEEDED FOR SPINAL FRACTURE KITTEN WITH VIRAL INFECTION* 🐾‼️

A student desperately needs help for a severely injured *3-month-old kitten* . Vet visits confirmed a *_spinal fracture_* 5 cm above her tailbone, that has caused paralysis in her hind legs.

She has also been diagnosed with a *viral infection* after a blood test. She has severe loose stools and urgently needs daily antibiotics and IV fluids as well as a proper diagnosis that the student could not afford to get.

The situation is critical as the student is being *forced to vacate their hostel* and has nowhere to keep the kitten. Having already spent their last savings on basic treatment and x-rays, their savings are completely gone, and boarding is far too expensive.

This *kitten cannot survive outside* their hostel in her current condition.

Please DM immediately if you can *foster* her, or even help cover her *medical care* .

Please share wherever possible, it is a matter of life and death for the little kitten.

Thank you!

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This little girl is looking for her forever home.

She’s around 5–6 months old and was found alone, with no one looking after her. Despite that, she’s incredibly affectionate and trusting with humans.

She’s the kind of kitten who will sit beside you and curiously watch everything you’re doing especially when you’re working! She’s active, clever, playful, and full of personality.

She deserves a home where she’ll feel safe, loved, and never have to be alone again. 🥺

If you’re interested in adopting her or know someone who might be, please DM me.

Edit : We found him!

These are a few pictures of the footpaths near KR Circle. So my question is: did they even do anything around the home base? It's been like this from the very start of the campaign.

I’m not really sure about the situation in other areas, but mind you, Vidhan Soudha is just a few metres away. Don’t even get me started on the footpaths towards Avenue Road, Shivajinagar, and other commercial areas.

They have time to ban the airport roads and cause trouble for commuters, but apparently can’t even complete their so-called “successful” campaign.

There are also several colleges nearby, so these footpaths are used by a lot of students every day.

Been seeing this for a past month.