Hotel launches drive to plant 432 saplings in Trichy
Trichy: Courtyard by Marriott Trichy has launched a green initiative to plant 432 saplings across the city in association with local schools and the State Institute of Hotel Management.
The drive began on June 5, World Environment Day, and 247 saplings have been planted so far. The hotel aims to complete the target by August 2025, continuing plantation efforts throughout the year.
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Time of India
3 days ago
- Time of India
Hotel launches drive to plant 432 saplings in Trichy
Trichy: Courtyard by Marriott Trichy has launched a green initiative to plant 432 saplings across the city in association with local schools and the State Institute of Hotel Management. The drive began on June 5, World Environment Day, and 247 saplings have been planted so far. The hotel aims to complete the target by August 2025, continuing plantation efforts throughout the year.
News18
3 days ago
- News18
Traffic Jam Expected In Bengaluru Near Palace Grounds: Check Alternate Routes
Last Updated: A large crowd is expected at Tripuravasini Palace Grounds today for the World Environment Day event. Bengaluru will host a major World Environment Day event on Tuesday, June 17, at Tripuravasini Palace Grounds. Organised by the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB), the gathering is expected to draw over 5,000 participants, including students, citizens, and dignitaries. The event is focused on promoting environmental awareness through various activities and programs. However, authorities have warned of heavy traffic in the areas surrounding Palace Grounds and Bellary Road, urging commuters to plan their travel accordingly. To handle the anticipated crowd, Bengaluru Traffic Police has released a comprehensive advisory, as per Times Now. Commuters are requested to follow the suggested routes and cooperate with authorities to ensure smooth traffic flow. If you're heading to or passing near Palace Grounds today, here are the important travel updates you should be aware of. – Windsor Manor Junction → BDA Upramp → Ramanamaharshi Road → P.G. Halli Bus Stand → Kaveri Junction → Mekri Circle Service Road → Mekri Circle. – Parking is available at Gate No. 02 of Tripuravasini Palace Grounds. – Attendees can then walk to the event venue by following the posted signs. – After the event, buses should exit through the Hunasemara Gate on Jayamahal Road and continue via Mekri Circle, heading either into or out of the city. Participants coming from different areas can follow these directions: – From Hebbal (via Bellary Road): Use the Mekri Circle underpass and head to Gate No. 02 for parking. Walk to the venue from there. – From Yeshwanthpur: Follow Sir C.V. Raman Road to BHEL Circle, then via Sadashivanagar PS Junction to Mekri Circle Service Road. Park at Gate No. 02. – From Cantonment Railway Station (Dandu): Take Jayamahal Road, turn left at the TV Tower Junction, reach Mekri Circle Service Road, and park at Gate No. 02. In all cases, use the Hunasemara Gate on Jayamahal Road to exit and reconnect to Mekri Circle. Traffic Advisory for Private Vehicles Those arriving in private vehicles, including tempo travellers, cars, and two-wheelers, should: – Enter via Windsor Manor → BDA Upramp → Ramanamaharshi Road → Kaveri Junction → Mekri Circle Service Road. – Park at Gate No. 02 of Tripuravasini Palace Grounds. – Walk to the venue following the signage. All vehicles should exit through Hunasemara Gate onto Jayamahal Road, reconnecting to Mekri Circle. Strict No-Parking Zones To manage traffic during the World Environment Day celebrations, Bengaluru Traffic Police has reportedly declared the following roads as strict No-Parking zones: Palace Road, MV Jayaram Road, Vasanthanagar Road, Jayamahal Road, C.V. Raman Road, Bellary Road, Ramanamaharshi Road, Nandidurga Road, and Tharalabalu Road. Plan and Avoid Peak Areas As per Times Now, those not attending the event should avoid Mekri Circle, Bellary Road, Jayamahal Road, and nearby routes, especially during peak hours. Opt for alternate paths and allow extra travel time to avoid delays.
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7 days ago
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Bengaluru: E-scooters turn Lalbagh visit into an easy, breezy exploration
Bengaluru: Lalbagh is running a trial of electric scooters to help visitors, especially youngsters, explore the sprawling garden with initiative by startup Voltron Dynamics, under its brand 'Fetch Mobility', was launched on June 5 to mark World Environment Day.."This is attracting people from all walks of life," said Balakrishna, Deputy Director, Horticulture Department, Lalbagh. "Walking the garden would take a whole day, but with these eco-friendly electric cycles, visitors can explore it in a jiffy.".Now, explore Lalbagh on electric electric scooters are currently available for paid rides as part of the month-long trial. Fetch Mobility is yet to finalise the number of vehicles for regular deployment and the revenue-sharing model with the Horticulture now, a 20-minute ride is priced at Rs 50. The scooters offer a 25-km range on a single charge and three riding modes — Eco, Drive, and Sports, with a top speed of 25 C, a visitor, called it "an all-round nice experience that saves time walking"..John Smith, a student, described it as "a fun ride, worth the money". .A Fetch Mobility representative said that the service has received "great encouragement" so far, and 15 to 20 more scooters are expected within two weeks. Once the trial ends, operations will shift to the main gate.
