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How pollution is taking its toll on Bangalore's traffic policemen
- Tuesday February 25, 2014
- Bangalore News | Written by Maya Sharma
In Bangalore, 3000 traffic policemen are trying to manage 50 lakh vehicles - and, given the alarming pollution figures, their health is suffering.
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www.ndtv.com
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Bangalore: Traffic cop assaults student
- Wednesday August 25, 2010
- Cities | NDTV Correspondent
In an allegation on the Bangalore traffic police, a young college student has alleged that he was assaulted by the traffic cop who pushed him from his bike. The student who was not wearing a helmet while riding said he was about to stop but cop still pushed him down.Mohammed Saifulla, student ,"I wanted to stop, He punched me - I couldn't control m...
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www.ndtv.com
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A phone call can kill your friend, warn gory ads in Bangalore
- Wednesday May 12, 2010
- Cities | mid-day.com
The Bangalore traffic cops want to acquaint citizens with a lesser-known face of irresponsible driving. The department's all new ads target not the motorist who uses his or her mobile phone while driving but the person calling the motorist.
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www.ndtv.com
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How pollution is taking its toll on Bangalore's traffic policemen
- Tuesday February 25, 2014
- Bangalore News | Written by Maya Sharma
In Bangalore, 3000 traffic policemen are trying to manage 50 lakh vehicles - and, given the alarming pollution figures, their health is suffering.
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www.ndtv.com
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Bangalore: Traffic cop assaults student
- Wednesday August 25, 2010
- Cities | NDTV Correspondent
In an allegation on the Bangalore traffic police, a young college student has alleged that he was assaulted by the traffic cop who pushed him from his bike. The student who was not wearing a helmet while riding said he was about to stop but cop still pushed him down.Mohammed Saifulla, student ,"I wanted to stop, He punched me - I couldn't control m...
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www.ndtv.com
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A phone call can kill your friend, warn gory ads in Bangalore
- Wednesday May 12, 2010
- Cities | mid-day.com
The Bangalore traffic cops want to acquaint citizens with a lesser-known face of irresponsible driving. The department's all new ads target not the motorist who uses his or her mobile phone while driving but the person calling the motorist.
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www.ndtv.com