Official circulars of the five guarantees from the Congress Government in Karnataka - 2023.

Urban Govt and Master Plan of Bangalore City is a report from the Institute of Town Planners from 2010. It is a critique of the Bangalore Master Plan of 2015 and how it can be improved.

Encroachment of Government Lands in Bangalore City/Urban District is a report by a joint house committee submitted to the Karnataka Legislative Assembly in July 2007. The committee consisted of: Chairman: A.T. Ramaswamy MLAs: S.S. Patil Roshan Baig. R B. Shivaram Yogesh Bhatt Vishweshwara Hegde Kageri Raghu S. A. Narayanaswamy Madhuswamy J.C Vatal Nagaraj Narasimha Nayak Vinay Kulkarni K.N. Rajanna Mahima Patel G.V. Sriramareddy Ramalingareddy Vishwanatha Karabasappa Mamani MLCs: Dr. M.P Nadagowda Mukhyamanthri Chandru V.S. Ugrappa K.B. Munivenkatareddy Y.S.V. Dutta Legislature Officers: D'Souza Robinson (Principal Secy) S.B. Patil (Additional Secy) Lakshman Raj Urs (Deputy Secy(I/c)) N. Narasimhamurthy (Section Officer) Joint House Committee Officers: V. Balasubramanian, IAS (Advisor) G.K. Bhatt (Legal Advisor) K. Narasimhaiah, KAS, (Special Officer) H.G. Srivara (In the committee on O.O.D) Syed Ilyas Ahmed (In the committee on O.O.D)

The Greater Bengaluru Governance Bill 2024 was introduced by the Government of Karnataka aims to: (i) establish the Greater Bengaluru Authority for co-ordinating and supervising the development of the Greater Bengaluru Area; (ii) establish not more than ten City Corporations in the Greater Bengaluru Area for effective, participatory and responsive governance; (iii) empower Ward Committees to become basic units of urban governance and facilitate community participation; (iv) integrate and streamline political accountability of all public authorities delivering services in the Greater Bengaluru Area; (v) improve the quality of life of all citizens by instituting a decentralised, participative, efficient and equitable governance framework for Bengaluru; and (vi) provide for matters incidental thereto.

Study of Anganwadis in 5 districts of Karnataka is a study by the following organisations: ESP Vijayapura Unit headed by Teyol Machado SJ 1. Center for Non-Formal Education, Vijayapura 2. Nava Sannidhya, Vijayapura 3. Sangama CIRD, Sindagi 4. Nirmalalaya, Almel 5. JMJ, Devara Hipparagi 6. Deepalaya, Indi 7. Sevasadan, Muddebihal 8. Snehasadan, Kanakal ESP Mundgod Unit headed by Jerald D Souza SJ 9. Loyola Vikas Kendra, Mundgod 10. Loyola Vikas Kendera, Hangal 11. Jyothi, Mundgod 12. Roshni, Hangal 13. Holy Cross, Mainalli ESP Manvi Unit headed by Don Prem Lobo SJ 14. Loyola Center for Social Action, Manvi 15. Vimukthi Charitable Trust, Pothnal 16. Janodaya, Manvi 17. CIRW, Anekal

Reports from EMPRI on environmental impacts of Metro in Bengaluru. - Socio-Economic and Environmental Perceptions of Metro Rail Commuters: A case stud of Bengaluru City - Assessing Metro Rail System as a Means of Mitigation Strategy for Climate Change

Economic survey 2022 document for Karnataka. Tables from this document held in csvs.

Wetlands in Karnataka and Bengaluru Urban. Wetlands include - lakes, rivers, streams, man-made tanks, islands, salt pans among others.

Assessment report of Thippagondanahalli Reservoir, its catchment area and preservation zones, submitted to the Karnataka High Court - Aug 2015.

Economic Survey of Karnataka, 2023-24

Economic survey 2023 document for Karnataka. Tables from this document held in csvs.

Inventorisation of Water Bodies in Bengaluru Metropolitan Area is a 2018 report from EMPRI for Karnataka Lake Conservation and Development Authority (KLCDA) . It details the lakes in Bengaluru in different parts, the state of these lakes including pollution level, biota and encroachments. The report also includes information about the number of lakes that have vanished over the years and what stands in their place.