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Domlur

Bengaluru, Karnataka · 560071
96
/ 100
Based on schools and air quality

Scores well on what we can measure here — schools is the strength, air quality the weaker side. Based on 2 of 6 categories, so treat it as partial.

Supply failures or tanker dependence reported (2 times)

Tanker dependence is a recurring cost, not a one-off inconvenience.

Data pulled fromAirGradient via OpenAQGoogle NewsOpenStreetMap
We show what we don't know, too.

This score covers 2 of 6 categories (40% of the weighting). Every category below carries its own confidence tag, and the ones we have no source for say so rather than being quietly scored as average.

Categories2 scored · 4 not yet

Schools
99
57 schools within 2 km · median 21:1 pupil–teacher
Low confidenceDetails →
Safety
—
2 incident(s) in local press (12 months) · not scored
Community-estimated
Air quality
92
PM2.5 index 34 (good) · low-cost sensor 4.04 km away, no regulatory station reporting
Community-estimatedDetails →
Water
—
2 incident(s) so far · only 82% of 17 articles assessed yet, so this undercounts
Community-estimated

No data yet for Power, Connectivity. We leave these empty rather than estimating them.

Where our sources disagree

OpenStreetMap lists 57 schools nearby; official data covers 7

OpenStreetMap is current and maps 57 schools within 2 km. The government's UDISE survey — the only source with staffing and enrolment figures — has records for 7 of them, and its data is from January 2022. So we can tell you what is nearby far better than we can tell you what it is like.

2 safety incident(s) reported in local press over 12 months — not counted in the score

Press coverage reflects how closely an area is reported on as much as what happens there, so a well-covered neighbourhood looks worse than an identical but ignored one. We show the incidents so you can read them, and keep them out of the number so they cannot quietly distort it.

2 water incident(s) reported in local press over 12 months — not counted in the score

Press coverage reflects how closely an area is reported on as much as what happens there, so a well-covered neighbourhood looks worse than an identical but ignored one. We show the incidents so you can read them, and keep them out of the number so they cannot quietly distort it.

Neighbour Trust is in early access. Air quality and schools are wired to live sources; safety and water carry press coverage only; power and infrastructure have no source yet. See docs/build-roadmap.md.