Domestic help attacks student with machete for commenting on shoddy work in Bengaluru
Revenue quasi-judicial authorities now cannot go scot-free if they issue any orders with mala fide intentions with respect to government land. The government has initiated the process of disciplinary action against a few such authorities who allegedly pronounced orders with vested interests to favour those who encroached upon government land
Ranya case: IPS officer Raos compulsory leave revoked
Passenger injured after jumping in front of train at Majestic metro station
What next after medical education?RGUHS plans career guidance cell
Maximum marks for lesson-based tests lessened
Man ransacks burger outlet in Bengaluru
Dr Hegadekatti takes charge as SWRs Sr DCM
Permanent Lok Adalat starts functioning in Belagavi
Koppal bandh over Gavisiddappa murder evokes strong public response
MES stages protest against alleged imposition of Kannada on signboards in Belagavi
Two men assaulted over alleged caste and land dispute in Belagavi
Wont sanction teachers for poor SSLC results, says education minister
IIM-B-GoK FinTech training for young professionals announced
IIM-B-GoK FinTech training for young professionals announced
Late Aparna Vastareys voice continues to guide commuters on Namma Metros Yellow Line
Health awareness murals on Yellow Line metro pillars
Conman posing as undersecretary sends message to staff, makes away with 45,000
Domestic help arrested for assaulting guest
IISc researchers develop magnetically guided nanobots for tooth sensitivity relief
Cooperation Minister Rajanna sacked over comments on vote theft
Plaster of Paris idols seized in Dharwad
With the Ganesh festival fast approaching, the district administration has intensified the drive against those selling PoP idols
Krishna water levels recede slightly
Primary school teacherson padayatra today in protest against govt. failure to keep promise
They say that Siddaramaiah promised in September last year to designate them as Graduate Primary Teacher and revise the C&R Rules of 2017
Teachers, schools wont be penalised for poor results, says Karnataka Minister
Minister for School Education and Literacy Madhu Bangarappa on Monday promised to take back an order that penalises teachers and aided school management over low grades attained by students in SSLC
Children to be given eggs in school mid-day meal with written consent of parents
The State government will seek the consent of parents before providing schoolchildren eggs as part of the midday meal, Minister for School Education and Literacy Madhu Bangarappa said
Walk for Nation with giant tricolour on Independence Day in Hubballi
This time, Uday Bharat Yuvak Mandal will try to set a record by carrying a 2,000 ft long flag during the celebrations
ED conducts searches at six locations related to ADCL scam
Devotees take part in Madhyaradhana Mahotsav at Mantralayam
Asha workers to hold three-day demonstration in Mysuru from August 12
K.N. Rajanna, known for sparking controversies, finally exits Cabinet
The high commands direction to sack Mr. Rajanna from the Cabinet is also seen as a stern message to the Chief Ministers loyalists to adhere to the partys discipline
Stop motion animation workshop begins in Mysuru on August 15
They take out a protest march and submit a memorandum to the Deputy Commissioners office addressed to Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot
47 crore fraudulently withdrawn from companys account
Man beaten up for harassing woman in Belagavi district
Dentist among three arrested for killing mother-in-law
Child safety awareness drive at Bidar school
Life returning to normal in Belagavi, Vijayapura as rainfall subsides
Man killed over petty dispute in Belagavi
Minister reviews flood situation in Vijayapura, asks officers to take up relief measures
M.B. Patil tells officials to take precautionary measures to prevent flood damage in urban areas of the district
Take up work on delimitation of wards in urban local bodies as per 2011 census: Mandya DC
The tenure of municipalities of Maddur, Malavalli, and Pandavapura will end on October 23; K.R. Pet on October 31; Bellur Town Panchayat on November 4; Nagamangala and Srirangapatna municipalities on November 5 and 6 respectively; while the term of Mandya City Municipal Council will conclude on November 2
Police arrest man after his wife is found dead
Excessive urea can weaken silk thread: Mandya DC
Bommai sees need for apolitical struggle to get Bedti-Varada river linking project launched
The BJP MP tells a preliminary meeting on the river linking project in Haveri that the Centre has agreed to consider the demand for it positively
Bheema is the heaviest Dasara jumbo
25,000 tonnes of fertilizers in stock, no urea shortage in Mandya: DC
Deputy Commissioner instructs officials to create awareness among farmers on using NPK complex fertilizers instead of urea during transplantation
Karnataka minister KN Rajanna resigns after remarks on Rahul Gandhis vote theft row Hindustan Times
Prabhakar Kore gifts vintage car to Maratha Light Infantry Regimental Centre in Belagavi
The functional car was housed in Dr. Kores home for decades in memory of his father
Ranya Rao case: DGP Ramachandra Rao re-appointed
Ramachandra Rao has been posted as Director General of Police, Directorate of Civil Rights Enforcement
The Karnataka government has reinstated IPS officer Dr. K Ramachandra Rao as DGP after his compulsory leave due to a gold smuggling investigation involving his daughter, Ranya Rao. Ranya was arrested for allegedly smuggling 14.2kg of gold from Dubai.
Tourists misadventure with elephant in Bandipur turns into heart-stopping moment on camera
This incident has brought into focus the recurring problem of tourists disregarding safety advisories to venture close to wild animals in forests
Bengaluru's Yellow Line metro starts operations on August 11. It connects R V Road to Bommasandra. The first train departs at 6:30 am. The end-to-end fare is sixty rupees. The metro reduces travel time significantly. Passengers express excitement and relief. Many commuters switch from road to metro. They find the metro more convenient.
Bengaluru offices are becoming more pet-friendly. Companies like WeWork and DriveU welcome pets. Some offices even have resident pets. These animals reduce stress and boost morale. Manipal Hospital is also trying animal-assisted therapy. They are using dogs to comfort patients. These initiatives highlight the positive impact of pets in professional and healthcare settings.
Shakeel Ahmed Angadi, a Muslim teacher in North Karnataka, has dedicated 26 years to teaching Sanskrit. Inspired by Vrushabha Lingacharya Swamiji and trained by Prahlad Bhat, Angadi uses engaging methods to celebrate Sanskrit. He emphasizes that Sanskrit is a 'life language' for him. Islamic religious leaders have lauded his work, and his children are also learning Sanskrit, showcasing communal harmony.
Bengaluru software engineer loses 5.4 lakh to crooks after posting ad online
Corridors of Power: How Su From So is helping in message against drunk driving
Third VB train for NK welcomed in Hubballi
Govt may amend rules to auction excise licences, wine merchants up in arms
Bureaucratic knots, heritage hurdles stall Karnatakas Rs 100 crore tourism push
Crowds brave rain & security curbs as Modi flags off trains in Bengaluru
Congress MLA chides Rahul Gandhi over vote theft claims, says it wont help party
Heavy rain causes flooding in Bengalurus Manyata Tech Park area
Shakespeares plays have played major role in expanding Kannada consciousness: MVU VC
Providing justice for juveniles
The purpose of the JJ Act is undermined when minors are sent to adult prisons
Bengaluru woman builds dog sanctuary in Ladakh
Undertrial alleges convicts running extortion racket out of Bengaluru Central Prison
Uttara Kannada district couple invited to Independence Day event in Delhi
Karnataka govt. backs out of solar power project in five backward villages citing costs
This is the second renewable energy-related project that has been dropped by the government that was announced in the 2024-25 State budget
Amid pressure on the Karnataka government to hand over the H.N. Nagamohan Das Commission report on internal reservation to a Cabinet sub-committee to study it, several Dalit organisations, under the banner of Federation for Social Justice for Scheduled Castes, will start their indefinite protest from Monday morning, seeking immediate implementation of the report.
Banners, flags in Bengaluru mark credit war for Metro
Spotlight on global stories, innovation and Oscar-worthy shorts at BISFF
Bengalurus short film festival returns with hands-on workshops, insider panels and more
Bengalurus Yellow Line Metro inauguration
DK Shivakumar seeks Rs 1.5 lakh-crore central aid for Bengaluru infra push
Prime Minister flags off first Yellow Line Metro train, services open to public from 6.30am today
Bengaluru must lead with future-ready urban infrastructure: Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Cops stop man from jumping barricade to see Modi in Bengaluru
Belagavi residents upset over timings of new Vande Bharat train
Bengaluru official resistsmugging attempt, stabbed
Rain, Modi visit cripple Bengaluru roads on rainy Sunday
Karjol attacks state govt over rejection of NEP
Joshi launches Har Ghar Tiranga bike rally
2 killed in car accident on Belagavi-Bagalkot Road
Hasiru Hubballi-Dharwad launched
Urea shortage in Koppal results in protests by farmers and long queues
Fertilisers to be distributed from today in Jewargi and Yadrami
Minister Jarkiholi advises farmers to avoid using chemical fertilisers
Karnataka govt. meeting as much as 87.37% for the Namma Metro project cost: CM
The Centre is giving just about 12.63% of the project cost, while the State government is meeting 87.37%. So far, the Centre has provided only 7,468.86 crore of the total 59,139 crore spent on the project, says Siddaramaiah
Railway budget for Karnataka jumped nearly ninefold under Modi: Ashwini Vaishnaw
The Minister says that the country is the worlds second-largest mobile phone manufacturer, with Bengalurus Devanahalli emerging as a significant hub for iPhone production
Central University hosts special lecture on changing dimensions of legal knowledge
