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Tumakuru A case of spurious liquor consumption has left 15 people ill in Charlopalli village, located on the Karnataka-Andhra border in Tumakuru district. The incident, which occurred two days ago, came to light late on Sunday. According to reports, ten residents from Teriy
BENGALURU The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has urged BJP leaders to remain calm and avoid making impulsive or emotional statements that could play into the hands of the Congress party. An important coordination meeting was held on Monday, attended by senior RSS functio
BENGALURU The 57th Sessions Court has adjourned the hearing in the Renukaswamy murder case, involving actor Darshan and others, to November 10. The accused, including Darshan and co-accused Pavithra Gowda, appeared before the 64th CCH Court in Bengaluru on Monday amid heavy se
BENGALURU Marking World Vegan Day, animal rights activists organised a campaign at AECS Layout to raise awareness about cruelty towards animals. The event, led by the Bangalore Brigade for Animal Liberation (BBAL), featured an awareness march urging people to adopt a compassio
Dynasty Politics Alleged BENGALURU: BJP Rajya Sabha member Lehar Singh Siroya has accused AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge’s son, Priyank Kharge, and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s son, Dr. Yathindra Siddaramaiah, of acting as “super rulers” in Karnataka, wielding influence
A step towards making the city litter-free, residents must cooperate with officials to achieve success BENGALURU In a unique initiative to curb public littering and promote citizen involvement in waste management, the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) in collaboration with
Public cooperation for such programmes is essential to become more effective in maintaining cleanliness BENGALURU In an effort to make the city cleaner and raise awareness about hygiene in public spaces, the Bengaluru North City Corporation has announced a Mass Intensive Cl
BENGALUR A once-neglected black spot filled with garbage, debris, and broken furniture on Annasandrapalya Main Road in HAL has been transformed into a vibrant and meaningful public space. Once avoided by pedestrians due to its stench, the spot now stands as a symbol of communi
BENGALURU Residents of MS Ramaiah Layout on Tumakuru Road are fuming over recurring garbage problems on 1st Main Road — not due to civic neglect, but because of a few irresponsible residents who dump waste at night. Most residents clarified that pourakarmikas are doing thei
Pigeon Problem BENGALURU Former Minister and Rajajinagar BJP MLA Suresh Kumar has raised alarm over the unchecked increase in the pigeon population across Bengaluru, citing a link between the growing number of birds and rising cases of lung-related ailments among residents.
The proposed body will review irrigation patterns and promote water economy using modern technology. BENGALURU Deputy Chief Minister and Water Resources Minister D.K. Shivakumar on Monday announced that the State government plans to establish a permanent Karnataka State Wat
‘Officials must act strictly without yielding to political pressure or influential persons’ BENGALURU At a coordination meeting of the Engineering Department of Bengaluru East City Corporation held on Monday, Additional Commissioner (Development) Lokhande Snehal Sudhakar in
Outside Bengaluru airport, travellers and staff danced joyfully as India’s 52-run triumph echoed nationwide. Bengaluru Bengaluru erupted in joy on Sunday night as India’s women’s cricket team clinched its maiden ICC Women’s World Cup title. From airport lounges to bustling
Bengaluru BJP leaders R Ashoka and Tejasvi Surya held a protest at Lalbagh on Sunday, opposing the Tunnel Road project under the slogan, “Save Lalbagh, Protect Bengaluru.” The protest, however, was not allowed by police, but the leaders still visited the site where the tunnel
Bengaluru Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar defended the tunnel road project, saying it was meant for public benefit and not a personal venture. He urged BJP leaders to offer constructive suggestions instead of needless criticism. Speaking at his Sadashivanagar residence,
BENGALURU“Legal education is a powerful weapon that can transform society,” said Karnataka State Law University Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr. C. Basavaraju, inaugurating the registration and Freshers’ Day 2025 programme for first-year law students, organised by the Constitution Refle
BENGALURU:In a bid to strengthen enrolment and counter growing competition from private institutions, government schools across Karnataka are set to begin their admission drive from November—well ahead of the usual academic schedule. The Education Department, backed by the state
BENGALURU Wildlife conservationist Giridhar Kulkarni has urged the Forest Department to reject the proposed 10-MW mini-hydel project across the Kumaradhara River at Somwarpet, warning that it would cause irreversible damage to the Western Ghats through landslides, flooding, fo
