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Sunil Chhetri the fan beat Sunil Chhetri the pro
Thats why Chhetri changed his mind about meeting Messi
14 train passengers pull chain in Bengaluru, attack Railway Protection Force personnel
Bengalureans Kannada short film to be screened at Sundance Film Festival
Schoolchildren join protest in Bengaluru against Supreme Courts stray dog directive
95% flyers comfortable with new pick-up rule at Bengaluru airport; tweaks in 1-2 months: Officials
Fearing job crisis, govt mulls cap on computer science engg seats
Bengaluru zoo imports 8 capuchin monkeys from South Africa
National Lok Adalat clears over 104 lakh cases in Bengaluru
Vistadome service to Mangaluru resumes after 6-month hiatus
Lokayukta raid on Vijayanagara DHO unearths details of massive assets
Virtues and good conduct emphasised by seer at Hukkerimath jatra
Bus-tractor collision: One dead, 15 injured
FIR filed against folk singer under Pocso
Winter session: 16 organisations stage protests near SVS
CM Siddaramaiah submits supplementary estimates for 6,279.87 crore
Govt. to consider bringing aided school teachers under Arogya Sanjivini
Minister for School Education and Literacy Madhu Bangarappa has said that the government is positive towards bringing the teachers of aided schools under Arogya Sanjivini schemes which enables the teachers to get cashless treatment in empanelled hospitals.
International job fair to be held in February/March, 2026
Forest Minister attributes human-animal conflicts to increase in animal population
H.D. Kumaraswamy says he will take on Congress government after December 20
Aland vote theft case sparks heated exchange in Assembly
AIDSO stages protest against merger of rural schools
Drop the idea of starting magnet schools scheme, activists tell State govt.
Central University dismisses roster violation charge, says recruitment is as per norms
It issues clarification after allegations come from Ambedkar Students Association
Focus, discipline key to success amid distractions: Vice-Chancellor of UoM
Assembly adopts 12 Bills, including Land Revenue Bill that seeks to correct Kodagu land records
Venkatesh Prasad hopeful of governments permission for IPL opening fixture in Bengaluru
Academic Intensive Care Unit initiative of Shaheen Group wins award
The group is helping a total of 7,500 dropouts, Madrasa graduates and slow learners rejoin mainstream schools
Street dog adoption drive launched; MCC calls for public participation
Puppets, play, and learning: Workshop begins in Mysuru
My City Governance Conclave to be held in Mysuru on December 17
Minister tells parents to respect their childrens choices in study, career
Bal Vikas Academy awards presented at Suvarna Soudha in Belagavi
Flower show: No Sound and Light show at palace
Theatre brings together diverse social experiences, philosophies and linguistic traditions
Four-day multilingual theatre festival organised by Rangayana concludes in Kalaburagi
Rally on Dec. 21 to seek Scheduled Tribes tag for Koli, Kabbaliga
M.B. Patil for revision of UDAN scheme to help flight operations
Three ministers of the Congress cabinet entered into a debate on operating flights utilizing the KKRDB funds
I will continue as CM until high command decides, declares Siddaramaiah in Legislature
People of the State have blessed us to rule for full five years, and we are going to win the 2028 Assembly polls too: Siddaramaiah
IMD Forecasts Cold Wave in Telangana and Karnataka - News On AIR
IMD Forecasts Cold Wave in Telangana and Karnataka News On AIR
Tiger dies after getting caught in snare in Kodagu
Minister directs forest officials to remove traps along forest fringes
Prakash Veer interview: On working with Darshan and making The Devil
Kannada filmmaker Prakash Veer talks to The Hindu about making The Devil, starring Darshan, fondly called D Boss by his fans.
Noise pollution by azaan triggers debate in Karnataka Council
BJP member D.S. Arun stated that he and his family members had been disturbed by the regular azaan from a mosque close to his place in Shivamogga
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah asserted in the Assembly that he will complete his full five-year term and aims to lead Congress back to power in 2028. His comments address speculation over leadership changes within the ruling party, highlighting his significant political experience and strategic importance for the Congress ahead of the next state elections.
How Bengaluru is celebrating winter with food
As Bengaluru braces for its coldest December in nine years, we look at some winter comfort foods
Robots revolutionise sewer repairs in Bengaluru as 38 major roads saved from digging
Bengaluru's water board is now using robots to inspect sewer lines, a move that drastically cuts down on disruptive road digging. This high-tech approach allows for precise identification of pipeline issues, saving costs and speeding up repairs. The initiative enhances urban asset intelligence, paving the way for predictive maintenance and improved worker safety, marking a significant modernization of infrastructure management.
Karnataka pips Maharashtra to win national conservation energy award-2025
Karnataka has reclaimed the National Energy Conservation Award for 2025, showcasing its strong performance in energy efficiency initiatives. The state also maintained its 'front-runner' status in the State Energy Efficiency Index for the third consecutive year, outperforming Maharashtra in the latest evaluation.
A 21-year-old woman suffered severe injuries after leaping from a hotel's fourth floor in Bengaluru early Sunday. Her father alleges hotel negligence and questions the conduct of staff and police. The incident occurred after a night of partying, leading to a police intervention. Investigations are underway, with body-camera footage to be reviewed.
Vietnam's Cu Chi Tunnels: Not your average tourist trek
Visitors descend into the Cu Chi Tunnels, a labyrinth of underground passages used by Vietnamese guerrillas during the war. The experience highlights the immense physical and mental challenges faced by those who lived and fought there, showcasing human resolve against a technologically superior enemy.
Male-centric rules deny SC children right to education in Karnataka
In Karnataka, children need a caste certificate in their own name, verified using a fathers TC and caste certificate. Without these, applications and linked scholarships can be rejected
Former Karnataka MLA and doctor Anjali Nimbalkar saved an American woman's life by performing CPR during a medical emergency on a Goa-New Delhi flight. Nimbalkar's quick thinking and medical expertise revived the passenger who had lost consciousness and pulse. Her selfless act was widely praised by passengers, crew, and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.
A 21-year-old woman sustained serious injuries after allegedly jumping from a hotel's fourth floor shortly after police arrived to address a nuisance complaint. Allegations of police misconduct, including a bribe demand, have surfaced, which authorities deny, stating videography is standard procedure. The woman's father has filed a complaint against the hotel for negligence.
Shamanur, the Congress veteran who balanced party line and Lingayat cause
Buffer zone dispute leaves Bangalore Development Authority site owners in limbo
Star Air halts direct Belagavi-Mumbai flight, shifts ops to Nanded
8 lakh farm parcels transferred to legal heirs in special drive
St Teresas celebrates a century of empowering girls in Bengaluru
Waste dumping continues unabated at Hubballi city entrance on Kusugal Road
Passengers fume as Bengaluru airports new rules compel them to trek 800 metres for cabs
Passengers at Kempegowda International Airport are facing significant frustration due to a new policy forcing them to walk nearly 800 meters with luggage to reach pre-booked private cabs. This change, implemented to manage traffic and curb illegal parking, has particularly impacted senior citizens and families, leading to complaints about insensitivity and poor communication.
Winter woes: Dense fog cuts visibility to 50-100 metres in parts of Bengaluru
MP: No mention of new passenger trains for Ballari
Dignity in death: Donors help build free palliative care facility in Bengaluru
Kristu Jayanti University in Bengaluru announces expansion into engineering & health sciences
Dasara scheme goes bust: Bengaluru woman wins Rs 15k payout
48 flights delayed at Bengaluru airport owing to low visibility
Drunken group pulls alarm chain, assaults RPF staff at Yeshwantpur station
Bengaluru: Woman slows down vehicle near pothole, gets molested
KSRTC enhances incentives for accident-free drivers
Calming & therapeutic: The rise of hobby rooms
Karnataka high court sends Bengaluru resident to jail for criminal contempt, forgery
Gadag DCs office gets bomb threat email
Accidental fire destroys 40 bikes on outskirts of Ballari
Rs 10cr student fee arrears lands VSKU in financial trouble
13 couples convinced to resume marital life through amicable settlement in Lok Adalat
Sainik school for girls celebrates 54th annual day
Waste transport workers demand abolition of contract system
Man held for assaulting woman in Hubballi
HC bench asks job aspirants to meet Karnataka CM
Human intelligence itself is artificial: Ilaiyaraja
Bengaluru bus passenger loses jewellery worth Rs 15 lakh
2-day international conference on responsible AI begins at KU
Bengaluru Metro revenue jumps, but loss widens to Rs 624 crore
From network diploma to serial thefts: How Bengaluru cops tracked inter-state offender
Government holds back Bill seeking amendment to Anti Cow Slaughter Act
Bengaluru apartment complexs drug penalty system draws police heat
Rehabilitation workers stage protest seeking regularisation of services
Karnataka govt. to revive probe into Chilume Trust case amid allegations of widespread voter fraud
The State government has appointed senior advocate Prof. Ravi Verma Kumar to represent the State in a writ petition before the High Court
BK Model High School centenary celebrations from Dec. 20
Karnatakas 375 private schools shift to CBSE in 3 years, experts cite perception
Seeking development, NK activists threaten fast-unto-death from Jan. 1
Setting a December 31 deadline, they submit a list of demands for the State government to fulfil
