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Setting a sterling example of how citizen activism could contribute to public healthcare, the renovated Varthur government maternity hospital was inaugurated on Friday.

Whitefield is abuzz with activity. To enhance their quality of living, residents have taken matters into their own hands.

For a couple of years now, people staying near Varthur have been told not to consume raw vegetables. Reason: Filth from Varthur lake has been contaminating their veggie fields.

Close on the heels of BBMP issuing a draft notification on delimitation of wards, whitefield rising has demanded that Mahadevapura be administered by a separate municipal corporation.

Whitefield is angry again. With none of its roads shortlisted for the next phase of the TenderSURE (Specifications for Urban Roads Execution) project, the city's IT nerve centre is upset over being deprived of long-lasting, pedestrian-friendly roads that facilitate smooth transit of vehicles.

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It was a mess as usual on all roads lead ing to Whitefield on Monday morning -clogged with heavy trucks, cars and two-wheelers trying to inch past one another, as clouds of dust rose.

While most of us have blankets and quilts to brave the cold, for those deprived of basic facilities, winter can be quite harsh. To spread warmth and celebrate the Christmas spirit, whitefield rising has decided to donate blankets, sweaters and shoes to the poor.

Work on the line has commenced, and around 80 buildings have been demolished along the 15.5km-stretch that will be dotted by 13 Metro stations.

Whitefield residents have set deadlines for city development minister KJ George. To start with, they have demanded that traffic coordination will have to be streamlined at six crucial gridlock points by December 24.

Two prominent citizen groups working to improve tech hub Whitefield are split over a huge protest planned on Friday.

“I hit the pedal today after 15 years. I totally enjoyed the event,” said George Samuel, 67. If seniors had fun, it was definitely a kids’ day out on Sunday as Cycle Day debuted in Whitefield. Residents in this sprawling IT suburb embraced the event with gusto.

Although effectiveness of the new traffic management in Whitefield is yet to be tested, Whitefield is constantly preparing to handle the major jolt—the metro construction.

Whitefield residents are showing the way when it comes to keeping the city safe. They have developed an app to reach out to volunteers, traffic wardens and eventually even police, in case of an emergency .Called Rising Safe, the app was conceived when an elderly resident of Whitefield had a minor brush with some unruly elements.