No civic response? Citizens roll up sleeves and fix potholes, roads in Bengaluru
Karnataka CM doubles pourakarmika snack allowance to Rs 70
Karnataka may cut drug agents, stockists from hospital supply chain
Theres a sword hanging over every MLA: DK Shivakumars two marriages remark triggers row
How prank turned into chilling murder trap for 13-year-old Bengaluru boy
After name-change debates, Jnanajyothi Central College Campus will stay unchanged
13th edition of Wipro Bengaluru Marathon on September 27
India impress against Panama in 1-1 draw; Blue Tigers stand firm against WC side
India held FIFA World Cup side Panama to a 1-1 draw in Bengaluru after Ryan Williams gave the Blue Tigers a first-half lead. Omar Valencia equalised after the break, but India created chances to win and withstood late pressure. The result offers Khalid Jamils side encouragement ahead of tougher friendlies against Brazil and Uruguay in October.
Indias organised retail real estate market is evolving, with larger malls, experience-led categories and office-linked retail driving growth across major cities. Bengaluru leads the top 12 markets with 29.2 million sq ft of organised retail stock, followed by Gurugram, Hyderabad and Mumbai. Shopping mall supply is also set to expand, with 40.4 million sq ft in the pipeline through 2030.
ED searches 16 locations linked to Bengaluru gold company
ED searches 16 premises linked to Attica Gold in stolen gold, money laundering case
The Enforcement Directorate conducted searches at 16 locations associated with Attica Gold Pvt Limited and its affiliates. These searches took place in four cities, including Bengaluru and Chennai. Allegations involve money laundering related to stolen gold purchases and dealings. Authorities seized cash, foreign currency, gold jewelry, and silver articles as evidence. The investigation continues amid reports of key personnel avoiding cooperation during the searches.
Weekly festival spl trains to run between Mumbai, Bengaluru via Hubballi
BJP criticises Karnataka CM Shivakumar
BJP criticises Karnataka CM Shivakumars remark on MLAs having two marriages Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumars remark in the Legislative Assembly that several MLAs who came to Bengaluru from other parts of the state had married twice has sparked curiosity, with the Opposition Leader R. Ashoka and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA S. Suresh [] The post BJP criticises Karnataka CM Shivakumars remark on MLAs having two marriages appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Days after ED raid, Jarkiholi says he not in race for CM post; backs Shivakumar for 2028
Skeleton found during waste drive in Bengaluru leads cops to womans killer husband
BWSSB expands jurisdiction to cover entire Bengaluru Urban district
With the fresh notification, the jurisdiction now extends across the entire district, taking in five taluks in full, including North, East, South, Yelahanka, and Anekal and villages within them
BWSSB expands jurisdiction to cover entire Bengaluru Urban district
With the fresh notification, the jurisdiction now extends across the entire district, taking in five taluks in full, including North, East, South, Yelahanka, and Anekal and villages within them
SIR: Not even one in 10 of those marked absent or shifted have sought inclusion
Figures suggests that the net addition to the final roll could be low, as Form-6 applications remains far lower than the 1.07 crore voters deleted at the draft stage under overall ASDDO category
138th-ranked India defy 94-place gap to hold World Cup side Panama to 1-1 draw in Bengaluru
A resolute Indian mens football team produced a spirited performance to hold 44th-ranked Panama to a credible 1-1 draw in a high-intensity FIFA International Friendly at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium on Friday evening.
India vs Panama Highlights, International Friendly: India secured a stunning 1-1 draw against No. 44-ranked Panama at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru on Friday.
India hold World Cup-bound Panama in historic 1-1 Bengaluru draw
India hold World Cup-bound Panama in historic 1-1 Bengaluru draw
Ryan Williams scores vs Panama, how is former Australia footballer playing for India?
Former Australian international Ryan Williams proved to be Indias game-changer on Friday evening at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru. The 32-year-old scored a clinical 41st-minute goal to hand the Blue Tigers a 1-0 lead...
Initiative to grow more Vitamin C-rich guava launched
Shillong, Sep 25: In a move to tackle malnutrition through home-grown food, over 500 families in Tura have received saplings of a special Vitamin C-rich pink guava called Arka Poorna. The saplings were distributed at Rongkhon under a joint initiative by the NEHU Tura campus, Bosco Mount and ICAR-Indian Institute of Horticultural Research, Bengaluru. Arka [] The post Initiative to grow more Vitamin C-rich guava launched first appeared on Highland Post .
ED Conducts Raids on Attica Gold Private Limited Across 16 Locations
The Enforcement Directorate raided Attica Gold Private Limited in Bengaluru and other cities, investigating allegations of gold theft and money laundering. ED Conducts Raids on Attica Gold Private Limited Across 16 Locations
Ktaka BJP alleges Shivakumar leaked finance letter to blame Siddaramaiah
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 25 (IANS) Senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and Leader of the Opposition in the Karnataka Assembly R. Ashoka on Friday questioned why a Finance Department advisory letter on the alleged shortage of funds had been leaked, alleging that Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar himself was behind the leak to shift the blame for the states financial situation onto former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. Why has the Finance Departments advisory letter on fund shortage leaked now? To convey that Siddaramaiah cheated and emptied the treasury, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar himself leaked this letter, Ashoka alleged at a press conference in Bengaluru. He claimed that such a confidential letter could not easily be leaked and alleged that either the Chief Minister or the Chief Secretary must have made it public. This is an embarrassing matter for Siddaramaiah. The government is pushing the state into a debt trap. The Finance Department has said there are pending bills of Rs 2 lakh crore, Ashoka said. Ashoka also criticised the Congress governments handling of drought relief, accusing it of insulting farmers by providing inadequate compensation. He said farmers had expected higher compensation or a loan waiver during the special Assembly session on drought, but were instead given Rs 2,500 per acre. He claimed that under National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF) guidelines, farmers should receive Rs 8,000 per acre and argued that no financial emergency comparable to the COVID-19 pandemic or a war would justify inadequate relief. Ashoka further claimed that the Centre had provided significantly higher compensation to Karnataka during Prime Minister Narendra Modis tenure compared with the UPA period. He said the Centre provided Rs 16,071 crore between 2015 and 2025, apart from Rs 4,500 crore from the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF). Referring to compensation during the previous BJP government, Ashoka said the state had provided compensation in line with the Centres guideline rates and argued that farmers should receive similar or higher assistance now. He accused the government of making new announcements despite the Finance Department warning about limited borrowing capacity and alleged that pending bills had reached Rs 2 lakh crore. Ashoka also criticised the proposed tunnel road project in Bengaluru, saying the funds could instead be used to provide higher drought compensation to farmers. He warned that the BJP would take the issue to the people and said the government would face political consequences if it failed to provide adequate relief to farmers. Ashoka further alleged that Congress MLAs were unhappy with the government and claimed there had been little achievement in the first 100 days of the Shivakumar government.
Karnataka expands BWSSB mandate to entire Bengaluru Urban district beyond GBA limits
Karnataka government has brought the entire Bengaluru Urban district under the BWSSBs jurisdiction to plan drinking water and sewage infrastructure in areas outside Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) limits that are witnessing rapid urbanisation. The government has directed agencies to prepare long-term plans for water supply, sewerage networks and sewage treatment plants, while also exploring the use of treated wastewater to fill lakes and recharge groundwater.
ED searches 16 locations linked to Bengaluru-based firm
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 25 (IANS) The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has conducted searches at 16 premises linked to Bengaluru-based Attica Gold Private Limited and others across Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and Visakhapatnam in connection with an alleged money laundering case involving the purchase and acquisition of stolen gold, an official statement said on Friday. The searches were conducted on September 23 and 24 under Section 17 of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002, by the ED's Bengaluru Zonal Office. According to the ED, the investigation relates to allegations that Attica Gold Private Limited, its shareholders and directors were habitually involved in the purchase, acquisition and dealing of stolen gold articles, allegedly generating substantial proceeds of crime. The investigation was initiated based on multiple FIRs registered and charge sheets filed by police authorities at various police stations over allegations of habitual purchase, acquisition and dealing in stolen gold, the central agency said. The ED said that information gathered from the FIRs was further supported by other verifiable inputs regarding alleged money laundering activities and processes undertaken by the accused persons. The searches covered residential premises of directors, former directors and shareholders, besides the head office and branches of Attica Gold Private Limited and other linked premises. The central probe agency identified P.S. Ayub alias Bomanahalli Babu, Obedulla A., Mohammed Salman A. and Arbin Taj A. among the key persons linked to the investigation. According to the ED, these persons did not cooperate with the search proceedings and remained absconding. The ED also alleged that employees at some of the business premises covered during the searches had been instructed by the key persons to remain unavailable during the proceedings. The searches resulted in the seizure of alleged proceeds of crime in the form of Rs 7.52 lakh in cash, apart from foreign currency, gold jewellery and silver articles, the central agency said. The ED added that further investigation into the case is underway. It can be noted that Attica Gold has a large network of outlets across several states and is involved in the purchase and sale of gold. The company is into purchasing gold directly from individuals, melting it down and converting it into jewellery before selling it through its outlets. The ED is examining complaints and allegations concerning the manner in which gold was procured and subsequently processed and sold by the company. The organisation had also been searched by the Income Tax Department in the past as part of an earlier investigation. Attica Gold has expanded its business across multiple states and reportedly operates around 200 outlets. The company's business model involves buying and selling gold through its network of shops. The latest ED action has also drawn attention to Bommanahalli Babu, widely known as Attica Babu, to his political activities. He was reportedly preparing to contest the bypoll from the Hiriyur Assembly constituency.
Innovation Challenge: Joshi urges youngsters to turn community problems into solutions
Ministry of Minority Affairs signs MoUs with prominent institutions
The MoUs have been signed with the Centre for Urbanisation, Buildings & Environment (CUBE), IIT Madras; Foundation for Science Innovation and Development (FSID), IISc Bengaluru; Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIM- B); and IIM-B Innovations (NSRCEL)
Amid SIR row, Karnataka CEO says 95 pc of notices delivered, 12.82 lakh hearings pending
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 25 (IANS) Amid the raging controversy over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, the Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer's office released its latest update on Friday, showing that 41,63,368 of the 43,82,296 notices generated across the state have been delivered, taking the overall delivery rate to 95 per cent. According to the latest data, 2,18,928 notices are yet to be delivered. Of the notices delivered, hearings have been completed in 28,80,882 cases, while 12,82,486 hearings remain pending. The last hearing under the notice process will be conducted on October 12, while October 22 is the last date for disposal of claims and objections. The latest update comes amid political controversy over the SIR exercise, with the Congress raising concerns over voter deletions and the manner in which notices are being issued. The Election Commission has maintained that the revision process provides an opportunity for voters to establish their eligibility and submit the required documents. As of September 25, Karnataka has 4,48,44,080 electors on the electoral roll, comprising 2,22,55,071 male, 2,25,86,136 female, and 2,873 transgender electors. The CEO's office has also published district-wise details of notices and hearings. Following requests from registered and recognised political parties, lists of persons who have been issued notices under the 'No Mapping' and 'Anomalies' categories have been published on the CEO's website. The office has also made available Assembly constituency-wise details of claims and objections received from the public through Forms 9, 10, 11, 11A, and 11B. Between June 16 and September 24, a total of 19,48,164 applications were received through Forms 6, 6A, 7 and 8. These include 7,70,988 Form 6 applications, 4,551 Form 6A applications, 61,130 Form 7 applications and 11,11,495 Form 8 applications. Form 6 is used for inclusion of names in the electoral roll, while Form 7 is used to raise objections to proposed inclusion or seek deletion of a name from the existing electoral roll. The CEO's office said no objections to proposed inclusion had been received under the relevant category. The office has also issued instructions allowing an adult family member of senior citizens, persons with disabilities, sick electors, and overseas electors to appear before the Electoral Registration Officer or Assistant Electoral Registration Officer on their behalf and submit the required documents or information for disposal of notices. The SIR process is scheduled to proceed with the disposal of claims and objections until October 22, following which the final electoral roll is expected to be published as per the election authorities' schedule. Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar on Thursday called for scrapping the ongoing SIR process of electoral rolls in the state, warning that genuine voters, especially from poor and disadvantaged sections, could be excluded.
After Bengaluru, Rapido expands Ownly food delivery service to Hyderabad
Ownly operates on a zero-commission model, charging restaurants a subscription fee instead, and currently partners with more than 20,000 restaurants
Asian Games: Baranica clinches historic bronze in women's pole vault
Digital Desk | Nagoya, Sep 25 (IANS) Baranica Elangovan scripted history by becoming the first Indian to win a pole vault medal at the Asian Games, clearing 4.15 m to claim bronze at the Aichi-Nagoya Games here on Friday. The 29-year-old Tamil Nadu athlete shared the bronze medal with Kazakhstans Polina Ivanova, who also cleared 4.15 m and had an identical countback record. Baranica and Ivanova could not be separated after both athletes finished with the same best mark and number of successful attempts. Baranica began her final with two confident clearances at 3.85m and 4.00m. She needed two attempts to clear 4.15m before moving on to 4.25m, but three unsuccessful attempts at the height brought her competition to an end. Baranicas breakthrough medal caps a remarkable year in which she has repeatedly raised the benchmark in Indian womens pole vault. She broke the national record twice in 2026, first clearing 4.22m in March before improving it to 4.23m in May in Bhubaneswar. The Athletics Federation of India lists her 4.23m effort as the current national record. A three-time national outdoor champion, Baranica had endured a no-mark at the 2023 Asian Championships but responded strongly this season. She cleared the Asian Games qualifying standard of 4.10 m to win the Indian Open Jumps Competition in Bengaluru before producing another national-record performance. She arrived in Nagoya with a personal best of 4.23m and had been involved in a close domestic contest with fellow Indian and training partner Sindhushree Ganesha, who was also part of the Asian Games field. Their performances throughout the season pushed the level of Indian womens pole vault higher. Sindhushree, however, could not register a valid mark in the final and finished without a recorded height. Baranicas historic bronze came on a productive day for Indian athletics, with Gulveer Singh also winning silver in the mens 10,000 m. Gulveer clocked 28:29.38 to finish behind Bahrains Birhanu Balew and become the first Indian to win two Asian Games medals in the mens 10,000m, adding to his Hangzhou bronze. sds/ bsk/
Bengaluru | Rebooting India's Silicon Valley
Bengaluru | Rebooting India's Silicon Valley
Karnataka targets MMR below 70, sets roadmap for zero preventable maternal deaths
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 25 (IANS) The Karnataka Health and Family Welfare Department on Friday unveiled a roadmap aimed at reducing the state's Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) to below 70 per one lakh live births and achieving the long-term goal of zero preventable maternal deaths. The roadmap was discussed at a state-level workshop on the SUMAN Roadmap 2030 under the Surakshit Matritva Aashwasan (SUMAN) programme here. The workshop was held under the theme From Roadmap to Results: Accelerating Karnatakas Journey Towards Zero Preventable Maternal Deaths. Health Minister U.T. Khader, who inaugurated the workshop and delivered the presidential address, stressed the need to strengthen quality, timely and respectful maternal healthcare services across the state. According to the state Health and Family Welfare Department, as per the latest Sample Registration System (SRS) estimate for 2022-24, Karnataka's MMR stands at 73 per one lakh live births. The state has set an immediate target of bringing the ratio below 70 while working towards eliminating preventable maternal deaths. The roadmap seeks to shift the focus from healthcare coverage to quality, risk identification to timely intervention, programme implementation to measurable outcomes and state-level progress to district-level accountability. The state will adopt a life-cycle approach to maternal healthcare, beginning with pre-conception care and continuing through pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period. Greater emphasis will be placed on identifying and managing anaemia, nutritional deficiencies, non-communicable diseases, and other risk factors before pregnancy. For high-risk pregnancies, the department plans to strengthen the entire chain from identification and risk stratification to referral, treatment, follow-up, and safe delivery. The roadmap also places emphasis on preparedness for obstetric emergencies, including postpartum haemorrhage (PPH), hypertensive emergencies, and sepsis. Health institutions will be strengthened with essential medicines, equipment, trained personnel, blood availability, and emergency transportation and referral systems. The Maternal Death Surveillance and Response (MDSR) system will also be strengthened. The department said maternal death reviews should go beyond documentation and identify root causes, initiate corrective action and ensure follow-up to prevent similar deaths. As part of the roadmap, Karnataka will launch a Zero Maternal Death Gram Panchayat campaign to increase community participation in preventing maternal deaths. Gram Panchayats will be encouraged to identify pregnant and high-risk pregnant women, link them to antenatal care, strengthen birth preparedness and referral plans, support emergency transportation and ensure postpartum follow-up. Seven key strategies have been identified under the roadmap pre-conception care, quality antenatal care and high-risk pregnancy tracking, quality delivery care, preparedness for PPH and obstetric emergencies, strengthened MDSR, the Zero Maternal Death Gram Panchayat campaign, and digital monitoring and accountability. The department said districts would be the centre of implementation, with priority districts identifying three to five actions based on their local maternal health challenges. District action plans will specify what needs to be done, who will be responsible, timelines and how outcomes will be measured. Representatives from priority districts, including Regional Chief Health Officers, District Health Officers, medical superintendents, obstetricians and gynaecologists, along with state officials, technical experts and development partners, participated in the workshop. The department said the state would provide policy direction, technical guidance, standards, resources and monitoring support, while districts, healthcare institutions and communities would lead implementation. Every mother deserves safe and respectful care. Every preventable maternal death must be prevented, the department said, reiterating its commitment to reducing the MMR below 70 and moving towards zero preventable maternal deaths.
Mumbai ranked 8th globally in prime real estate price rise index
Bengaluruwas ranked 12th globally with 4.5% annual growth, while New Delhi was ranked 17th with 3.9% growth
IndiGo taps 28 bonded stations to connect domestic cargo with global markets
Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru serve as major gateways as airline expands international cargo operations
Tulu will have to evolve as an administrative language: Purushottam Bilimale | Decode Karnataka
On September 18, the Karnataka Cabinet fulfilled a long-pending demand by deciding to accord the additional official language status to Tulu.
Mumbai ranks 8th globally in price appreciation of prime housing properties: Knight Frank
Mumbai ranks eighth globally in price rise for prime residential properties. The city's annual appreciation of 6.2 per cent during the June quarter. Bengaluru ranked 12th globally with 4.5 per cent annual growth, while New Delhi ranked 17th with 3.9 per cent growth. Mumbai's prices have risen by 41 per cent in the last five years. Real estate consultant Knight Frank India said that global prime residential prices rose 2.6 per cent annually in the April-June quarter.
Rapido Launches Ownly in Hyderabad, Celebrates With A Biryani party
After Bengaluru, Ownly has brought its Food Promise to Hyderabad, a model that puts restaurants and consumers first and keeps the bill simple: you pay only for your food and your delivery, nothing more
Union Education Minister Pralhad Joshi launched the Seva First Innovation Challenge 2026 website and registration portal at IISc Bengaluru on September 25.
Inside South Indias bars: How design and architecture are changing the drinking experience
From Chennai to Bengaluru and Hyderabad, six bars are rethinking interiors, lighting, acoustics and bar counters to create spaces that go beyond cocktails
IIT-ISM prof presents natural hydrogen research at SEG symposium in Bengaluru
Congress blaming PM Modi for its own defeats: Pralhad Joshi to Rahul Gandhi
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 25 (IANS) Union Minister for Education Pralhad Joshi on Friday hit back at Leader of the Opposition (LoP) in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhis question on why Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not lose elections, calling it a crazy question and asking why the Congress was blaming PM Modi for its own defeats. Why didnt PM Modi lose? Rahul Gandhi asks. What kind of crazy question is this? Why are you putting your defeat on PM Modi? Joshi told reporters in Bengaluru. He asked why the Congress did not lose in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Jharkhand and Jammu and Kashmir, in reference to the partys electoral performance in different states. Joshi also criticised the Karnataka governments handling of the drought, alleging it was not serious about the crisis and was blaming the Centre for its shortcomings. He said the state should first release funds from the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) before seeking assistance under the National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF). In the past, governments led by B.S. Yediyurappa and Basavaraj Bommai released SDRF funds first and then approached the Centre. Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar should look at the old records, Joshi said. He alleged that the state had exhausted even SDRF funds meant for farmers and was pointing fingers at the Centre to conceal financial difficulties. Joshi further claimed that drought-hit taluks were being identified based on political considerations, with constituencies of legislators threatening to resign being included in the list. He said the Centre remained committed to Karnatakas interests and would consider assistance under the NDRF after a central team assessed the drought situation. On farm loan waiver demands, Joshi said the Centre would take appropriate steps in the interest of Karnatakas people. Joshi accused the Congress government of financial mismanagement and corruption, alleging that the Finance Department itself had indicated insufficient funds for schemes. He claimed important government posts were being auctioned, and corruption was widespread, citing a case in which a tahsildar allegedly demanded Rs 50 lakh to correct land records. On the Kasturirangan report, Joshi accused the state of trying to shift responsibility to the Centre, adding that the Union government would decide after considering environmental studies and expert advice. He also criticised LoP Rahul Gandhi over his remarks about PM Modi, asking him to examine the Congresss own performance instead of attributing defeats to PM Modi. Joshi alleged that Rahul Gandhi leaves the country during elections, mocking his role in the party.
Prestige Estates expects Rs 2,850 crore revenue from 2 new housing projects in Bengaluru
Prestige Estates Projects has revealed plans for two upcoming housing developments in Bengaluru. The flagship project, Prestige Parklane, will host 1,788 residences on a 12-acre site, whereas the second venture will feature 655 upscale apartments on 10 acres. With an impressive combined revenue potential of Rs 2,850 crore, these projects underscore Prestige Group's ongoing commitment to enhancing residential offerings in urban landscapes.
Two arrested in Chikkaballapur over alleged terror plot talks
Chikkaballapur: Chikkaballapur City Police have arrested two men for allegedly conspiring to carry out destructive activities in the country through discussions on Telegram. The arrested persons have been identified as Shabbir from Chikkaballapur and Salman, a native of North India. According to police, the accused were among eight persons who had formed a group on Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Man airlifted from UAE makes remarkable recovery at SPARSH
Bengaluru: A 66-year-old man airlifted from the UAE to Bengaluru for complex cardiac care has made a remarkable recovery following a multidisciplinary treatment at SPARSH Hospital, Infantry Road. His treatment involved specialists from Cardiology, Pulmonology, Neurology and Thoracic Surgery, who coordinated care as he faced multiple serious medical challenges. The patient, who had a history Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Prestige Estates expects 2,850 cr revenue from 2 new housing projects in Bengaluru
The project has a total saleable area of 1.7 million sq ft and carries a revenue potential of 1,750 crore
Prestige launches 11.91-acre residential project 'Prestige Parklane' at Devanahall, Bengaluru
With estimated GDV of Rs 1,750 cr
EC Row: What Are ERONET And ECINet? The Voter Roll Dispute Explained In Simple Words
Imagine that you have shifted from Patna to Bengaluru and want your name moved to the voters' list in your new constituency. You submit the application, provide your documents and an election official checks them. But what if the official decides
Bengaluru Emerges as Rohingya Shelter Hub
Bengaluru is emerging as a possible destination for Rohingya families leaving Jammu following an intensified administrative drive against settlements in several parts of the Union Territory. According to a report published by OpIndia on September 24, Dr Hashim Rifai, a former University of Calicut coordinator and principal of Al-Azhar Training College in Thodupuzha, has said [] The post Bengaluru Emerges as Rohingya Shelter Hub appeared first on Tfipost.com .
SIR row: Karnataka Congress announces protests, seeks Gyanesh Kumar
SIR row: Karnataka Congress announces protests, seeks Gyanesh Kumars resignation, arrest Bengaluru: The Congress in Karnataka will hold a protest at Freedom Park in Bengaluru on Saturday demanding the resignation and arrest of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over the alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, KPCC President B.K. Hariprasad [] The post SIR row: Karnataka Congress announces protests, seeks Gyanesh Kumars resignation, arrest appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
NEP 2020: Pralhad Joshi highlights student innovation, Atal Tinkering Labs
Speaking at the Seva First Innovation Challenge at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru, Joshi said the objective of the education policy was not merely to prepare students for jobs but also to encourage them to think critically, experiment, innovate and find solutions to real-world problems
Indias startup cash keeps finding one address, with $4.4 billion going to Bengaluru
Bengaluru secured $4.4 billion in startup funding during the first nine months of 2026. Total startup funding in India reached $10.3 billion despite a decline in funding rounds. Mumbai and Gurugram followed in funding, but with significantly less than Bengaluru. Delhi's funding dropped significantly, while Hyderabad saw a rise in its funding totals. The concentration of startup funding remains prominent in established cities across India.
22, 24 carat Gold prices up across metro cities on September 25
Clothing tag helps Bengaluru police identify decomposed body of woman murdered about 20 days earlier
The accused, identified as Sagar Chandra Rawat, allegedly killed his wife Anusuya Behara, 28, following a fight over a financial matter in their rented house near Sampigehalli on August 11
Vascon Engineering bags order worth 660 crore from Qualcomm
Vascon Engineers has received a Letter of Intent to develop Bengaluru office facilities with three basements, G+12 floors, and associated infrastructure
Vascon Engineering receives order worth 660 crore from Qualcomm India
Vascon Engineers on Friday said it has received an order worth Rs 660 crore from IT company Qualcomm India for the development of an office facility at Bengaluru. In a regulatory filing, Vascon Engineers said it has received the Letter of Intent for the development of an office facility comprising three basements, Ground + 12 floors, and associated infrastructure at Bengaluru. The work has to be completed within 30 months from the date of site handover, the filing added. Vascon Engineers has executed hundreds of projects in the commercial, industrial and residential space. Shares of Vascon Engineers were trading at Rs 34.46, up 3.42 per cent on the BSE.
Bengaluru CEO and IIT Madras alumnus Siddharth Dialani took matters into his own hands to address a hazardous footpath that posed a risk to public safety. After reporting the issue to local authorities with no action taken, he decided to cover the repair costs himself. His actions shed light on the persistent struggles urban citizens encounter when dealing with civic responsibilities.
Works by Isha Valentine, Vidhya Venkatappa on display at MKF Museum of Art
Bengaluru-based artists Isha Valentine and Vidhya Venkatappa are currently showcasing their works at MKF Museum of Art
Greenpeace India recently hosted a talk on environmental awareness as part of its Bengaluru Rising campaign
Bengaluru to scale higher ground with indie music fest
The Higher Ground Music Festival kicks off its second edition this weekend
Manipurs Lo! Peninsula bring shoegazing and rage to Bengaluru
Manipur-based Lo! Peninsula make their firsr-ever appearance in Bengaluru this weekend
Begum Akthar: Of heartbreaks and high notes
Dastan-e-Akhtari, a Dastangoi performance held recently in Bengaluru, journeyed into the world of the singer.
Where are 2-5 crore homes selling the most? Bengaluru and NCR lead
India's 2-5 crore residential segment recorded around 1.15 lakh crore in home sales across major residential markets in H1 2026.
Meet Vishvavardhan Sharma, 9, who built an offline Gita app
Introducing Vrishvardhan Sharma, a gifted nine-year-old from Bengaluru whose early mastery of the Bhagavad Gita has brought him into the national spotlight. He completed many Gita parayanas and memorized Paninis Ashtadhyayi, showcasing his dedication. Beyond academic pursuits, he ventured into programming, creating impactful apps such as GitaVardhan and KannadaVardhan to connect people with ancient wisdom. His unique ability to merge age-old scholarship with contemporary innovation has garnered him various honors.
Vascon Engineers bags Rs 660-cr work order from Qualcomm India
For development of G+12 floor office building in Bengaluru
At $4.4bn, Bluru tech funding this yr nearly equals next 5 cities combined
4 from Pune killed as SUV crashes on Chennai e-way
SC gives Ktaka a week to reply on TNs Cauvery shortfall plea
Ktaka announces 2,500 aid for farmers, seeks national disaster tag for drought
Koppal Gavi Mutt Pontiff to inaugurate Dasara 2026
A Bengaluru fathers plan to surprise his daughter with a book nearly went awry after he accidentally left his handbag on a Vayu Vajra BMTC bus while travelling from Kempegowda International Airport to Hebbal. According to a TOI report, conductor Mohammed Rafi Biradar found the unattended bag, kept it safe and later returned it to Venkatesh Harthi, ensuring the father could still take home the gift and the special moment he had planned for his daughter.
Beyond the screen: Why live storytelling is having a moment in India
Bhajan jamming:Bengalurus new weekend beat for kids
A tale of two tables: When Britain and India sit down to eat
This weekend, Bengaluru is pulling an all-nighter for arts
AI to decode hidden signs of depression in doctor-patient chat
BJP MLA wanted 2.5k minority voters struck off rolls, said they were Pakistanis: Congress president
We dont respect public spaces: Singer recalls painful train ride
Worst drought in 150 years as 217 taluks reel under rain deficit
These sommeliers are making wine tasting unpretentious with the Viva La Vino festival
The third season of Viva La Vino brings Indian and international labels, and highlights trends such as natural wines and zero proof alcohol. We speak to founders Devati Mallick and Gargi Kothari, about what to expect from the festival
Bengaluru mans gift, accidentally left on bus, gets a safe ride home
Man poses as media representative, seeks Rs 10 lakh to settle boys treatment case
After 16 years, two-wheelers may get toll-free ride on Electronics City flyover
Karnataka HC says national security overrides personal rights, upholds land acquisition for DRDO
Bengaluru may get waste wardens to boost segregation, garbage monitoring
