SandhyaTBhat Profile Banner
Sandhya Profile
Sandhya

@SandhyaTBhat

Followers
277
Following
4K
Media
147
Statuses
3K

South East Bangalore, India
Joined September 2017
Don't wanna be here? Send us removal request.
@SandhyaTBhat
Sandhya
2 years
@karnatakakspcb Has your policy changed recently? When did the Jurisdiction for handling air and noise pollution complaints by commercial establishments in residential areas, shift to Electrical Inspectorate? @eshwar_khandre
1
3
3
@BAFBLR
Bangalore Apartments' Federation
5 days
“In-house waste management in apartments is key to sustainability and self-reliance,” said BAF Treasurer Mr. Kiran Hebbar while inaugurating the revamped Organic Waste Converter at Brigade Meadows which houses 1876 homes The event was presided over by BAF Treasurer Mr. Kiran
1
3
6
@iykyk_ikyk
Buddha
2 months
@nabilajamal_ It'll only works once all resorts construction stops
0
1
15
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
3 months
Flyovers are India’s go-to fix for traffic woes. But do they really solve our mobility problems, or just shift them elsewhere? https://t.co/EtVr8QajNc #UrbanMobility
Tweet card summary image
citizenmatters.in
Flyovers may not fix Chennai's growing traffic and mobility problems. Prioritising public transport, walking, and cycling is key to a people-first city.
0
1
1
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
3 months
Shrinking buffer zones could unleash unchecked construction, threatening Blr lake ecosystems says @friendsoflakes_.​ Citizens can send objections​ to draft SWD rules to Additional Chief Secretary to Government, @UDDKarnataka via post, by 30/09/25 https://t.co/hHX4cw8nu3
Tweet card summary image
citizenmatters.in
Shrinking buffer zones may open the floodgates for unchecked construction in Bengaluru. What does this mean for the city’s lakes, drains, and flood safety?
0
2
4
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
3 months
A walk around Madipakkam Lake today offers a lush, green escape: a scenic pathway encircling brimming waters, shaded by native trees and plants that purify the air. Small islands in the lake attract a variety of birds, making it a haven for urban biodiversity. Along the paved
0
2
2
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
3 months
Barrier-free access, technology-based tools, textbooks in accessible formats such as large print and Braille: Chapter 6.11 of the National Education Policy (NEP), 2020, has many such infrastructural and technological provisions that schools should adopt to meet the needs of
0
1
2
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
3 months
@srinualavilli highlights key changes in #GBA - Attempt to bring all parastatals under 1 ☂️ - Smaller, decentralised wards - 5 Mayors - 14 member Ward Committees - 7 chosen via lottery - More wards = more committee members. https://t.co/2w1y2Dm60C
Tweet card summary image
citizenmatters.in
3 Tier Governance; Multiple Mayors; Smaller Wards; Bigger Ward Committees
0
1
2
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
3 months
At its heart, climate action isn’t just about the fine print of treaties; it’s about how people — across borders, cultures, and interests — find common ground. https://t.co/KQoIf547fP @SocratusW #ProjectLivingCities
Tweet card summary image
citizenmatters.in
A board game, Climate Challenge, is helping players in Indian cities rethink climate negotiations and learn about climate change.
0
4
4
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
3 months
Many graduates from marginalised communities come to the DWCC centre as a last resort, seeking employment because they have either been shut out of the job market or their previous roles offered little respect or dignity https://t.co/NpWjvC8KhP
Tweet card summary image
citizenmatters.in
Waste pickers power Bengaluru's decentralised waste system but remain vulnerable due to unstable earnings and a lack of job security.
0
2
4
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
4 months
Behind every clean street in #Chennai are workers fighting caste bias, stigma & now, privatisation. Pay cuts & lost livelihoods threaten their survival. Hear their struggle in this video by @Shobana_RKrish https://t.co/VlVsdZes3f
Tweet card summary image
citizenmatters.in
In Part 1 of this video, we break down how waste management privatisation impacts 1000s of sanitation workers across Chennai
0
2
2
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
4 months
The Shakti Yojane has recently crossed 500 crore tickets in the two years since it was launched by the Karnataka government in June 2023. The scheme offers free rides to women (including transwomen) in ordinary public buses, as long as they have a valid ID. Despite the milestone,
0
3
5
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
4 months
In a cricket -crazy nation, here’s a league with a difference—Bengaluru’s Blind Premier League, where visually impaired and sighted players share the pitch. https://t.co/NHSoeNvem3 @BCCI @kscaofficial1 @RCBTweets #Cricket
Tweet card summary image
citizenmatters.in
Visually impaired and sighted players unite in Bengaluru’s first Blind Premier League, proving that vision is no barrier to teamwork, sport, and community spirit.
0
4
4
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
4 months
India’s Draft Plastic Waste rules push EPR, holding firms accountable for their waste. But will it drive real change or stay a promise on paper? @gangadharanbv breaks down the rules, targets, gaps, & what needs to change to make them work @GBAChiefComm
citizenmatters.in
The government’s latest amendment to the Plastic Waste Management Rules pushes for Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), making companies accountable for the waste they create. But can these...
1
2
3
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
4 months
The Public Distribution System (PDS) in India is one of the world’s largest food security initiatives, covering approximately 800 million people. It provides free or subsidised food grains to over 75% of the rural population and 50% of the urban population. Yet, Rajendra Nagar,
0
3
4
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
4 months
P/North Ward is a climate paradox—green on the map, scorching on the ground. @opencity_in Mumbai heat jam participants share fascinating details. https://t.co/eq4BTRyImR
Tweet card summary image
citizenmatters.in
Despite appearing lush green on a map, the P/North Ward in Mumbai is heating up due to indiscriminate construction and land-use changes, affecting the vulnerable.
0
2
1
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
4 months
Walking into the Madras Literary Society (MLS) is like stepping into another era. The towering, multi-storey bookshelves hold more than 80,000 volumes, some of which are rare and priceless. Much of MLS’s charm lies in its organic and deep-rooted community engagement, and at the
1
1
2
@citizenmatters
Citizen Matters
4 months
Domestic workers face abuse, wage theft, and lack legal safeguards. A Supreme Court order now prompts the Centre to form a panel for a new law. In their judgement, Justices Surya Kant and Ujjal Bhuyan said: “…we seek to affirm this important livelihood that is available to so
0
1
1
@opencity_in
OpenCity - Urban Data Platform
4 months
The Bengaluru Climate Hackathon brought together participants from diverse backgrounds to develop a dashboard to track Bengaluru's climate goals. From EV uptake to tracking data centers, what did the participants propose? Read more here: https://t.co/EBdwRDZoUA
2
7
17
@vidya_heble
Vidya Heble
4 months
Don't make the mistake of equating vegetarianism with kindness. Some of the most cruel, vicious people I've encountered are "pure" vegetarians.
247
917
5K