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‘Priority is being given to improving village infrastructure, including new drainage works across the Gram Panchayat’ Kengeri In a major push for rural development, MLA ST Somashekar has announced that 44,000 families have been given housing after identifying eligible benef
‘The government is phasing out traditional e-stamps and replacing them with digital e-stamps to prevent misuse and fake challans’ Bengaluru The Karnataka government has officially ended the old e-stamp system and moved completely to a digital e-stamp process, said Revenue M
Bengaluru A day after his breakfast meet at Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's residence 'Kaveri' and a joint press meet thereafter to project unity, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Sunday hinted at a visit to Delhi, another sign that indicate the tussle over the t
Bengaluru The swimming events at the ongoing Khelo India University Games (KIUG) in Jaipur were expected to showcase upcoming talent, but instead they drew criticism for the sub-standard conditions athletes faced. Leading the chorus of disapproval was India’s top backstroker a
Mirabai Chanu faces a pivotal weight-class transition that could reshape her Olympic hopes Bengaluru The International Weightlifting Federation’s recent decision to drop the 48kg category for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics has forced India’s star lifter Mirabai Chanu into ye
Kumaraswamy accused CM Siddaramaiah of neglecting farmers’ water needs, mishandling the Tungabhadra dam, and rising police involvement in crimes SHIVAMOGGA Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy strongly criticized the Congress government, saying it has failed to focus on the stat
BENGALURU Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar reaffirmed his commitment to party unity, stressing he has never had differences with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and would not form any faction within the Congress. Speaking to the media, Shivakumar said, “I went to Delhi, but
BENGALURU Children and the elderly in Bengaluru have been increasingly falling ill over the past week due to dropping temperatures and cold winds. Doctors warn that the cold spell is expected to intensify in the coming days, potentially causing more health issues. Cloudy af
Protecting culture BENGALURU Veteran Kannada actor Sri Ramesh Bhat emphasised the importance of instilling cultural values in children alongside academic learning during the inauguration of the new Academic Block at Deeksha STEM School, Kengeri. The Kengeri campus, now o
Residents report gastroenteritis cases, prompting swift action by health authorities BENGALURU Following reports of gastroenteritis among residents of Falcon City in Vasavanthapura Ward under Bengaluru South City Corporation, the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) deployed e
A combination of infrastructure projects and the reduction of its Eco-Sensitive Zone were severely fragmenting South India’s wildlife corridors BENGALURU Environmental and wildlife activists have demanded urgent measures to protect Bannerghatta National Park (BNP), citing m
BENGALURU Veteran Kannada actor MS Umesh (80), known for his prolific career and memorable comic roles, passed away on Sunday after battling a prolonged illness. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar visited Ravindra Kalakshetra to pay their las
BENGALURUJudges at the South Zone Regional Judicial Conference have raised strong concerns over the growing dependence on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in judicial processes, warning that hallucinated citations and fabricated judgments generated by AI tools pose a serious threat t
City egg crunch BENGALURUAs prices of fruits and vegetables continue to rise, chicken eggs have now joined the list of essential items becoming costlier, with Bengaluru facing a significant daily shortage. Demand for eggs, chicken and fish typically increases during the winter
Award aims to inspire gram panchayats to deliver stronger services and sustainable development BENGALURUTwo hundred and thirty-eight Gram Panchayats from across Karnataka will receive the prestigious Gandhi Gram Award today, in a ceremony attended by the Chief Minister and Dep
Schools accuse the civic body of shifting responsibility as stray dog rules tighten. BENGALURUSouth City Corporation’s directive requiring all educational institutions to conduct a survey of stray dogs on their campuses has sparked strong opposition from private school associa
Deputy CM says Congress high command will decide leadership matters in state BENGALURU Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Friday addressed speculation over a potential leadership change in Karnataka, asserting that he was not seeking any post and that the Congress high
