Bengaluru Minister Repairs Cunningham Road Streetlights Amid Wider City Lighting Crisis

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Cunningham Road, one of Bengaluru's most upscale stretches, had long suffered from non-functional streetlights, forcing residents to rely on commercial showroom displays for illumination. A local minister intervened to restore lighting on this key corridor. However, the fix appears to be limited in scope, as large parts of the city continue to face inadequate street lighting. The situation has raised concerns about the broader state of public infrastructure in Bengaluru, affecting the safety of pedestrians and motorists alike.

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