"== Bengalore to Bengaluru == 

 In the 60th year of Indian independence another moment to cherish and remember for. Even though it has taken sixty years to rename the city, the IT capital has got its original name Bengaluru. 
 News channels has started to make the changes. 
 

 == Area == 
 This pertains to the area of Bangalore mentioned in the article as 1280 sq. km. However, the area for Mumbai states it is about 498 sq. km. If this is so, why is Bangalore ranked smaller in size than Mumbai? Am I missing something? -    
 :: The definition of large and small is with regards to population, not city area size.   

 In the geography section, the conversions between sq km and sq mi are incorrect. It looks like a factor of 1.6 was used to covert, but the proper factor is 2.56 because we're talking about area rather than linear distance. I didn't edit the page because I don't know which of the figures given are correct: the sq km or the sq mi.  
 

 The area mentioned here is definitely wrong, the Infobox template (called Indian jurisdiction) seems a pretty complex one. Here is a link for sample city infobox template  can we switch over to some simple format like this? 
 

 == Inconsistent information on literacy rate == 

 This article claims that Bangalore has the second highest literacy of 80-odd% after Mumbai, and the article on Mumbai says the literacy rate there is 77%. Could we have a source for Bangalore's literacy rate and for the fact that it is the second highest in the country? 
 
 : I will try to fix it.    
 :: The data for literacy in the Bangalore article was taken from here, which itself is sourced from the 2001 Census of India. The map shows Mumbai's literacy rate to be 86.4% and Mumbai (Suburban) to be 86.9%. It also shows Bangalore's literacy rate to be 83%. Appropriate modifications to the Mumbai article may be needed. I will look into that some later today.   
 * Thanks. -  

 == Population rank == 

 The population rank shows up with the population density. I'm not sure how to change this. -   
 :I don't know why you'd want to remove that. But, if one has to do that you need to remove the line ""population_metro_rank = 5th |"" from the article text. The code at  roughly reads like ""if the rank is available, display it there"". I can do it if you tell why you'd want to change that.   \ \  

 May be I wasn't clear the first time. I don't want to remove it, but when the rank appears with the population density, it seems as if Bangalore has the 5th highest density of population. The way it should be (and the way it used to be) is that the rank showed up next to the population number. I hope you get the idea. 
 Like here http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bangalore&oldid;=55684170 
 Thanks.   
 :Oh got it now. I've fixed it.   \ \  
 :Thanks. -   

 Discrepancy in Population of Bangalore. 

 The intro to the article gives Bangalore's population as 61 lakh or 6.1 million but in the side bar of facts its list population as being 6.5 million?? If no one has any objection I will rectify the issue. 
 Nitnaga  

 == Communal conflict == 

 It seems to me that the information on the Kaveri and Urdu news riots would be better placed in the ""History"" section than the ""Demographics"" section.  Just a small suggestion.    

 ==Kaveri to the north of Bangalore?== 

 It is written in the article that the rivers Arkavati and Kaveri cross paths at Nandi Hills, which is to the north of Bangalore. Kaveri nowhere appears north