Namma WardBNCC Commissioner Pommala Sunil Kumar directed departments to speed up civic works, improve grievance redressal, strengthen monsoon preparedness and intensify cleanliness drives. Over 25,000 saplings are planned for planting
On World Environment Day, BNCC launched the UB100 campaign in Byatarayanapura. The 45-day initiative aims to eliminate 100 garbage hotspots and transform them into clean public spaces across North Bengaluru.
BNCC received 66 complaints through 56 calls during its June 5 Phone-in Programme. Commissioner Pommala Sunil Kumar directed officials to prioritize road maintenance and waste management issues and ensure prompt action
BNCC, with support from C40 Cities, Sensing Local and Hasiru Dala, distributed 20 cooling helmets to traffic police personnel under the Heat-Health Protocol pilot and conducted awareness sessions on heat-related health risks.
BNCC Commissioner Pommala Sunil Kumar has instructed contractors to expedite CMIDP and SIP works. The review also covered pothole repairs, drain cleaning, monsoon preparedness, and emergency fund utilization across the corporation area
BNCC has announced new rules for feeding street dogs within corporation limits. Feeding in busy public areas is restricted and approved feeding spots will be monitored by officials.
BNCC has issued a public safety alert on dangerous buildings and unsafe compound walls in Pulakeshinagar Division ahead of the monsoon season. Citizens are urged to report hazardous structures to officials.
BNCC Commissioner Pommala Sunil Kumar has directed officials to expedite the removal of hazardous trees, hanging branches, and fallen tree debris across corporation limits to improve public safety and smooth traffic.
BNCC has begun preparations for the National Pulse Polio Programme from June 28–July 1, 2026. Commissioner Pommala Sunil Kumar called for coordinated efforts to ensure maximum vaccination coverage and strengthen public health.
BNCC has directed faster shelter development, increased ABC surgeries, expanded vaccinations, and additional staffing for stray dog management. A new 500-capacity shelter is planned at Dasarahalli.
