Panic as flight remains airborne for over 3 hours
A Fly91 flight from Hyderabad to Hubballi remained airborne for over three hours before being diverted to Bengaluru due to bad weather, triggering panic among passengers. All on board were reported safe
Pahalgam massacre widowed her, but Bengaluru doctor fights on for her 4-year-old son
A year after the Pahalgam terror attack claimed her husband, Bharath Bhushan, Dr. Sujatha lives with a profound void, her son having witnessed the horrific event. She finds solace in keeping busy and cherishing her son, while grappling with the constant fear and the radicalization that fuels such violence.
India extremely high risk in doping: Global body
The stiffer the drink, the more you could pay in Karnataka
Karnataka is set to revolutionize liquor taxation by directly linking excise duty to alcohol content, a first in India. Higher ABV beverages will become costlier, while lower-strength options may see price drops. This shift, aiming to reshape market dynamics, is open for public feedback before finalization.
My goal is to now play for India, says RCB pacer Rasikh
INDIAN PREMIER LEAGUE | PBKS FIRST TEAM TO WIN THEIR OPENING SIX MATCHES IN IPL MATCH TODAY SUNRISERS HYDERABAD VS DELHI CAPITALS AT 7:30 PM New Delhi, April 20: Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) fast bowler Rasikh Salam Dar said his ultimate ambition is to represent India across formats, and is open to representing the []
Calvin Harris electrifies Delhi-NCR in tour finale
Scottish DJ Calvin Harris wrapped up his debut India tour with a high-energy finale in Delhi-NCR on Sunday night, completing a three-city run that also included Bengaluru and Mumbai. The concert drew massive crowds and marked a major moment for Indias expanding live entertainment industry. Harris delivered a powerful electronic dance music set packed with []
Bescom threatens power cut after apartment owner presses complaint
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Bengaluru cops recover snatched phone within minutes
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IPL 2026: 'We Gave Away Too Many Runs,' Says Gill After Gujarat Titans 'heavy Defeat' To MI
Indian Premier League: Skipper Shubman Gill admitted that the Gujarat Titans (GT) conceded too many runs in the middle overs as they slumped to a heavy 99-run defeat against the Mumbai Indians (MI) in Match 30 of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Monday. Honestly, I think we gave away too many runs in the middle overs. On a wicket like that, I think 160-170 was a par score, Gill said after the match. Mumbai Indians had posted a commanding 199/5, riding on a sensational unbeaten 101 off just 45 balls from Tilak Varma, who also equalled the franchise record for the fastest century. Naman Dhir provided solid support with a 45-run knock, while Kagiso Rabada was the pick of the GT bowlers with three wickets. Chasing a big target, the Gujarat Titans never really got going. Jasprit Bumrah struck on the very first ball, while Hardik Pandya removed Jos Buttler early to put MI firmly in control. Despite a brief fightback, GT kept losing wickets at regular intervals. I think there are a lot of lessons for us from this game. A small hiccup, but now weve got a couple of games on the road, so hopefully we will come back on the winning side again, Gill said. Mumbai Indians bowlers dominated the chase, with Ashwani Kumar starring with a superb four-wicket haul, while Mitchell Santner and Allah Ghazanfar chipped in with two wickets each to bundle out GT well short of the target. Reflecting on what could have been done differently, Gill said his bowlers failed to adapt to the conditions. I think the wicket was a little bit on the slower side. I dont think we hit the right areas. The length ball wasnt coming on as well, some balls were coming, some werent, and some were keeping low, he said. I think we could have hit that length in the middle overs a bit more consistently, which we were not able to, he added. Reflecting on what could have been done differently, Gill said his bowlers failed to adapt to the conditions. I think the wicket was a little bit on the slower side. I dont think we hit the right areas. The length ball wasnt coming on as well, some balls were coming, some werent, and some were keeping low, he said. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Meanwhile, with this loss, the Gujarat Titans have moved down to sixth position in the points table with three wins in six matches. They will next face Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) on April 24. Article Source: IANS
Rottweiler attacks constable in Bengaluru
Karnataka high court: Advance bail valid even after new charges are added
Karnataka govt files review petition on SSLC exam order
After three decades, Intermediate Ring Road project back on development table
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Contemporary pop opera Odyssey of Love to premier in Bengaluru from May 7 to 9
The Bangalore International Airport Limited says that inspired by Kalidasas Shakuntala, the Odyssey of Love is reimagined as a contemporary pop opera, blending movement, emotion, and music into a visually rich narrative
Karnataka liquor taxation: Distillers to meet CM, seek review of new alcobev tax structure
Alcoholic beverage manufacturers in Bengaluru are seeking a review of proposed excise duty rules, fearing a European model's negative impact. The state government plans to introduce an alcohol-in-beverage (AIB) based excise duty structure, reducing pricing slabs. Distillers are concerned about duty hikes in lower slabs and hope for moderation.
IPL 2026: SRH vs DC | Miller has shown character after heartbreak against GT: Badani
If Miller was chastised for his failure to lead Delhi Capitals to victory against Gujarat Titans on April 8, he was celebrated for his boundary-laden exploits against Royal Challengers Bengaluru
Supriya Srinet Criticizes Yogi Adityanath Over Womens Reservation Bill Opposition
Bengaluru, April 20: In light of recent reports about the Uttar Pradesh government calling a special assembly session to bring a censure motion against the opposition, Congress spokesperson Supriya Srinet launched a sharp attack on the Yogi government. She stated that Chief Minister Yogi should first apologize to women. In an interview, Srinet pointed out ... Read more Supriya Srinet Criticizes Yogi Adityanath Over Womens Reservation Bill Opposition
Disaster management training held in Bengaluru
More schools part of The Hindus Newspaper in Education programme shine in CBSE examination
Threat call made in name of Bishnoi gang to Maharashtra RTO officer; case registered in Bengaluru
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Delhi Capitals head coach Hemang Badani has thrown his weight behind David Miller after the batter refused a single in the closing stages of the game against the Gujarat Titans, saying that the veteran left-handed batter took the right call for not taking a single on the penultimate ball despite it ending in a one-run defeat. After being unable to take DC over the line against GT when they needed two runs off two balls earlier this month, Miller completed a redemption of sorts by smashing Romario Shepherd for two sixes and a four in the final over to help DC beat Royal Challengers Bengaluru by six wickets at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium. See, I think first and foremost we need to understand that he is somebody who has been around for a very, very long time. Yes, it is heartbreaking to lose a game like the one we lost against Gujarat. There was enough chatter about it through social media, on the news, on the telly, and even (by) the broadcasters. But the bottom line is that the player takes a call at some time. Sometimes you get the right call, sometimes you don't get the right call. I still believe that he has taken the right call. Contrary to what everyone else thinks, that is an opinion that I respect, and I understand that everyone has an opinion, Badani said in the pre-match press conference, ahead of DC taking on Sunrisers Hyderabad. With 15 runs needed from the last over, Miller got the strike again when 13 runs were required off four balls and achieved it with great gusto, while sharing a match-winning 45-run partnership with Player of the Match Tristan Stubbs. But to come out of that, I think he has shown character. I think the world sees that he is somebody who can finish games. He has done that in the past, and we believe in him. If you go back and see the visuals and the way we backed him even after that one run loss, the conversation from the captain to the coach, to the management, to the players was straightforward. It is absolutely okay, it can happen, and we trust in you, and he has literally shown us the faith within two games, added Badani. Speaking on batting consistency and the demands of T20 cricket, Badani said, If I have to answer this in a nutshell, this format does not rely on consistency. It relies on impact, seizing the moment, and stepping up when it really matters, and I think we have done that. Even if you speak of the couple of losses that we have had, one, I think the whole world knows that with that Miller one run, things could have been very different. The other game was the only game that we spoke of, the one that is against CSK. If anybody were to win four out of five games, I don't think any side would be worried about it. I think it is more about the process that we have followed. I think we have consistently stuck to the process. Results will come or not come. But we are happy with the way we are going, he added. On Sameer Rizvis recent performances, especially after he had a blip post two match-winning knocks in as many chases, Badani said, He is in a great space. I mean, this format, if somebody has won you two games single-handedly, he has actually got three Man-of-the-Match awards from last year. I don't think many of you would remember that the last game that he played for us was a man-of-the-match. If anybody were to win four out of five games, I don't think any side would be worried about it. I think it is more about the process that we have followed. I think we have consistently stuck to the process. Results will come or not come. But we are happy with the way we are going, he added. Also Read: Live Cricket Score On Axar Patels fitness, especially after he retired hurt due to cramps in Bengaluru, Badani said: All good. He is fit to play. Asked about Stubbs recent performances, he signed off by saying, ero conversation. Pretty happy with the way he has gone by. Article Source: IANS
Indias butterfly boom: How Nature walks, parks, and trails are sparking a new conservation movement
From Bengalurus urban forests to the Northeasts biodiversity hotspots, enthusiasts and experts are turning butterfly-watching into a powerful gateway to ecology, education, and sustainable travel
Bengaluru-based software engineer has gone viral for sharing the grueling reality behind his success. Despite graduating from a ier-3 college and facing over 20 rejection letters from tech giants like Microsoft and Adobe, Gautam eventually secured an offer from Google, proving that persistence outweighs perceived luck in the competitive tech industry.
Hockey India Announces 36 Players for Senior Mens National Coaching Camp
New Delhi, April 20: Hockey India announced on Monday the core group of 36 potential players for the Senior Mens National Coaching Camp. This camp will take place from April 20 to May 9 at the Sports Authority of India (SAI) center in Bengaluru. The coaching camp will focus on team strategies, fitness, and match ... Read more Hockey India Announces 36 Players for Senior Mens National Coaching Camp
Meesho allots over 94.79 lakh equity shares to employees under ESOP
NEW DELHI, Apr 20: E-commerce firm Meesho has allotted nearly 94.8 lakh equity shares to its eligible employees under the companys employee stock ownership plan. We wish to inform you that the Nomination and Remuneration Committee of the Board of Directors of Meesho Ltd, by way of a circular resolution passed on April 20, 2026, has approved the allotment of 94,79,380 equity shares of face value of Re 1 each to the eligible employees, upon exercise of vested options under [] The post Meesho allots over 94.79 lakh equity shares to employees under ESOP appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Regional airline FLY91 clarified that its flight IC3401 from Hyderabad to Hubballi did not face any technical problems. Reports suggesting a snag were denied by the airline. The flight was diverted to Bengaluru due to adverse weather conditions upon nearing Hubballi. Safety was never compromised, and the diversion followed standard operating procedures.
Bengaluru cost of living exposed by JPMorgan Chase techie. Watch viral video
A viral Instagram video by a 23-year-old JPMorgan Chase engineer in Bengaluru has sparked discussions about the rising cost of living. Her detailed monthly budget, showing expenses between Rs 30,000 and Rs 35,000, resonated with many young professionals questioning their financial comfort in metro cities.
Drone Delivery Marks a Milestone in Indias Supply Chain Innovation
Bengaluru, April 20: A significant technological achievement has been recorded in Indias supply chain sector. A new technique for delivering goods via drones has been tested in the country. This initiative involved a major international courier company collaborating with a leading technical institute from Madras. The primary goal of this trial was to assess how ... Read more Drone Delivery Marks a Milestone in Indias Supply Chain Innovation
IPL 2026: My Goal Is To Now Play For India Across Formats, Says RCB Pacer Rasikh
Rasikh Salam Dar: Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) fast bowler Rasikh Salam Dar said his ultimate ambition is to represent India across formats, and is open to representing the country in any form. In IPL 2026, Rasikh has picked five wickets in three games, including a match-winning effort of 4-24. I didnt start playing cricket thinking about the IPL or India. I had no idea where this journey would take me. But now, my goal is to play for India across formats, in any format, Rasikh said in a release by the franchise on Monday. His persistence was evident when he made his first appearance of the season at the Wankhede Stadium, returning with figures of 1-23 against Mumbai Indians despite battling cramps. When I came on to bowl, I got a cramp, something I had never experienced before. After almost every ball, I was cramping. I was falling over while delivering, and I couldnt even bend properly. My only thought was that I had to complete the over. If I could do that, the team would be in a better position, he said. Those efforts earned Rasikh praise from RCB assistant coach Omkar Salvi. There is a character in him. Staying in the hills of Jammu and Kashmir, that hard life, travelling long hours to go and play cricket, you can see the way he has grown as a player. The first thing I saw was that he was competitive. At the same time, he was creative in his approach. Apart from swinging the ball both ways, he had a slower one and a different perspective on how to approach T20 cricket, he said. Rasikh recalled the early doubts around his career, before he got encouragement from his mother. When I started playing professionally, my family and relatives used to say that no one can take cricket as a profession because very few people were playing from our region. But my mother always believed in me. Since childhood, she used to say that my son will become a cricketer. His journey included long travel to attend trials, guidance from Irfan Pathan, and later setbacks with injuries after being picked by Kolkata Knight Riders, amidst a two-year break from the sport. When I first went for the Under-19 trials, I didnt even know the process properly. I wasnt selected that year. The next year, when I went again, Irfan Pathan was there. After watching me bowl a few deliveries, he stopped me and started guiding me. Thats when I felt that maybe he saw something in me. I got a back injury after playing two matches. Then I got injured again during recovery. At that time, I realised I shouldnt rush. I had to follow the process, no matter how long it took. When I first went for the Under-19 trials, I didnt even know the process properly. I wasnt selected that year. The next year, when I went again, Irfan Pathan was there. Also Read: Live Cricket Score The effort behind the scenes was evident to Salvi. He always kept working hard for himself. He was always trying to learn from every game he watched while sitting out. And then he had his own opinions, which we used to discuss later after the game during practice. With Rasikh, he has the ability to move the ball both ways, he said. Article Source: IANS
IIT-Madras and FedEx conduct drone delivery trails in Bengaluru
The trials, conducted as part of the institutes IIT MadrasFedEx SMART Centre, validated an aerial logistics service connecting Electronic City Phase II with a site near Bangalore International Airport Limited
ED raids Karnataka Cong MLAs sons, grandson of K Rahman Khan in PMLA case
Bengaluru: The Enforcement Directorate on Monday, April 20 raided the sons of Karnataka Congress MLA N A Haris, grandson of ex-Union cabinet minister K Rahman Khan and some others in a crypto currency-linked money laundering case, officials said. More than a dozen premises in the city have been covered as part of the action executed 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 .
VinFast's Free Charging Program Could Slash Fuel Costs by More Than Half
Indias EV transition is accelerating, but for many drivers the decision still comes down to a practical question: will it actually save money over time? VinFast recently extended free charging at V-Green stations until March 31, 2029, allowing customers to charge their vehicles at no cost for several years VinFast believes the answer becomes clearer with its latest ownership program. The company recently extended free charging at V-Green stations until March 31, 2029, allowing customers to charge their vehicles at no cost for several years. This charging program is supported by V-Green, a global EV charging infrastructure company focused on building and operating charging networks for VinFast vehicles. In India, V-Green has been steadily expanding its presence, including a recent partnership with Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) to deploy EV chargers across HPCLs fuel station network nationwide, helping bring charging access to major cities, highways and key transport corridors as the countrys EV market grows. Free charging reshapes the cost of driving To really see the benefits of VinFasts latest free charging program, one only needs to make one simple comparison. In early March 2026, petrol in New Delhi was priced around Rs. 94.77 per litre, with similar levels across many major cities. Assuming a typical and balanced real-world estimate of 15.5 km per litre for mid-size SUVs, a driver covering about 1,350 km per month would consume roughly 87 litres of petrol monthly. At Rs. 94.77 per litre, that equals about Rs. 8,200 per month in fuel spending. Over three years, that reaches roughly Rs. 3 lakh. Now, take the VinFast VF 7 as an example. The vehicle carries a 75.3 kWh battery and offers a driving range of about 450 km. That works out to an energy consumption of roughly 16.7 kWh per 100 km. For someone driving around 1,350 km per month, the car would need about 225 kWh of electricity. Public EV charging in India typically costs Rs. 10-Rs. 17 per kWh, depending on the charging network and location. Using the midpoint of that range, about Rs. 13.5 per kWh, charging the VF 7 would normally cost around Rs. 3,000 per month for someone driving 1,350 km. Even at that rate, electricity remains significantly cheaper than petrol. Under the same driving assumptions, a typical petrol SUV would spend roughly Rs. 8,200 per month on fuel. And with VinFasts extended free charging program, because owners can charge at V-Green stations without paying until March 2029, the electricity cost during the first years effectively drops to zero. For a driver travelling 1,350 km each month, that removes about Rs. 8,200 in fuel expenses every month. Over a year, the savings add up to roughly Rs. 98,000, and over three years to about Rs. 2.9 lakh. When people actually sit down and run the numbers, they start seeing EVs as a truly cost-effective alternative, not just an experiment , said Arjun Mehta , a veteran sales advisor in Bengaluru. EV economics go beyond charging But the charging program is only part of the picture. A conventional engine has many mechanical parts that wear over time, which is why regular servicing typically involves oil changes, spark plugs, filters and other components. Meanwhile, electric drivetrains are mechanically simpler, so maintenance tends to be lighter. In this respect, VinFast adds another layer of cost savings by offering free maintenance for three years or up to 36,000 km, whichever comes first. Most recently, Vingroup, the parent company of VinFast, launched a special Trade Gas for Electric program running from March 11 to April 30, 2026, offering an additional 3 percent discount on VinFast electric cars for customers trading in a petrol vehicle. The program is being rolled out simultaneously across several markets, including India, and applies on top of existing incentives. In addition, the company already provides financial support for drivers switching from petrol or diesel vehicles. Buyers who sell their existing internal combustion vehicle and purchase a VinFast EV receive a direct cash discount on the purchase price. Taken together, these factors gradually tilt the ownership math toward electric vehicles. Fuel savings play the biggest role, but lower servicing costs and purchase incentives also contribute. For many buyers evaluating EVs today, the question is becoming less about technology and more about everyday expenses.
Opposition Accused of Conspiring Against Womens Reservation Bill: Shobha Karandlaje
Bengaluru, April 20: The NDA has accused the opposition of conspiring against the Womens Reservation Amendment Bill after its failure in Parliament. Union Minister Shobha Karandlaje stated that the INDIA bloc deliberately kept half the population from benefiting from reservation. Speaking to the media in Bengaluru, Karandlaje launched a strong attack on Congress and the ... Read more Opposition Accused of Conspiring Against Womens Reservation Bill: Shobha Karandlaje
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah shares PM Narendra Modis confidential exchange at HAL airport in Bengaluru
When reporters in Mysuru asked Mr Siddaramaiah about his confidential exchange with the Prime Minister, he revealed that Mr. Modi asked him what was his stand on womens reservation
Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma Seek Blessings from Premanand Maharaj Ahead of Gujarat Titans Clash
Bengaluru, April 20: Indian cricket star Virat Kohli, accompanied by his wife Anushka Sharma, has once again visited Premanand Maharaj in Vrindavan. The couple was spotted on Monday at the ashram of Shri Hit Radha Keli Kunj, immersed in devotion. They received blessings from Premanand Maharaj and participated in satsang and intimate discussions. The couple ... Read more Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma Seek Blessings from Premanand Maharaj Ahead of Gujarat Titans Clash
A viral Fly91 flight panic video has brought attention to a mid-air scare on a Hyderabad to Hubballi flight, where passengers were left terrified after the aircraft remained airborne for nearly four hours. The Fly91 Airlines flight IC3401 was later diverted and landed safely at Kempegowda International Airport. While the airline attributed the incident to bad weather and denied any technical fault, the episode has raised concerns over aviation safety in India, in-flight emergency handling, and lack of passenger communication during crises.
Major ED Raids in Bengaluru Target Cyber Crime and Money Laundering Network
Bengaluru, April 20: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) launched extensive operations on Monday in Bengaluru, targeting a significant case related to money laundering and cyber crime. This action is being conducted under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) of 2002. The EDs team simultaneously raided approximately 12 locations across Karnataka. The investigation is reportedly linked ... Read more Major ED Raids in Bengaluru Target Cyber Crime and Money Laundering Network
Fly91 Hyderabad to Hubbali flight diverted to Bengaluru after turbulence sparks panic onboard
The flight subsequently returned to Hubballi. Airline rules out technical snag.
In a suspected food poisoning incident in Bengaluru, 97 employees fell ill after consuming fermented foods like idli, vada, and sambar-rice, highlighting serious summer food safety concerns. Experts warn that high temperatures increase the risk of bacterial contamination in fermented foods, making adherence to Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) hygiene and safety guidelines crucial to prevent food-borne illnesses.
ED searches premises linked to Karnataka Congress MLAs sons in crypto probe
Enforcement Directorate conducted raids across Bengaluru on Monday. The searches targeted the premises of Mohammed Haris Nalapad and Omar Farook Nalapad, sons of Congress MLA N A Haris. The investigation is linked to a cryptocurrency money laundering case. This case stems from a 2017 hacking incident involving the alleged theft of bitcoins.
Bengaluru's Karnataka government will convene a special cabinet meeting on April 24. The meeting will focus on internal reservation for Scheduled Castes. This discussion is crucial for filling 65,000 vacant government posts. The state aims to expedite recruitment due to growing unrest among unemployed youth.
Fly91 Flight to Hubballi Diverted to Bengaluru Amid Bad Weather
The flight, which departed Hyderabad at around 3.30 pm, was scheduled to land in Hubballi at about 4.30 pm but was unable to do so due to unfavourable weather
Bengaluru research institutes unlock temperature controlled nanomaterials for future electronics
Their study highlights how understanding nanoscale molecular behaviour can influence the design of next-generation functional materials
MumbaiBengaluru Vande Bharat Sleeper gets green signal; what travellers can expect now
Indian Railways has approved a new Vande Bharat Sleeper train connecting Mumbai and Bengaluru, aiming to significantly reduce travel time to an estimated 15-17 hours. This premium service, featuring 16 modern sleeper coaches and a capacity of 823 passengers, will operate via the Kalyana Karnataka region, enhancing overnight travel comfort and offering a competitive alternative to flights.
Bengaluru plans citywide pay-and-park system to tackle chaos - newskarnataka.com
Bengaluru plans citywide pay-and-park system to tackle chaos newskarnataka.com
KRS level slips below 100ft, farmers warned against summer crops
Orders of constitutional courts binding even beyond territorial limits: HC
Classic FA rode on Y Bishorjit's 90th minute strike to salvage a 1 1 draw against Mohun Bagan Super Giant to extend their unbeaten run in the AIFF Elite Youth League 2025 26 Group B final round at Ramsar Sahib Sports Stadium, Paddi Sura this evening In a keenly contested match, Bharat Lairenjam ended the goal drought late in the 88th minute to put Mohun Bagan Super Giant ahead but Yumnam Bishorjit came to the rescue of the Classic FA as he netted the equaliser within 2 minutes to keep the competition open again Despite efforts, the two sides had to share a point apiece as their efforts went wide or goalkeepers were up to the task The result put Classic FA, who played out a 2 2 draw against Jamshedpur FC in the previous outing, in the second place in the group table behind Jamshedpur FC who defeated Gokulam Kerala FC by 2 1 goals in the morning session Sreekanth S scored to give Gokulam Kerala FC the lead early in the 2nd minute but Mars Ningthoujam drew level for Jamshedpur FC in the 49th minute before his compatriot Rayan C completed the turnaround within four minutes and set up the eventual win In a Group A match staged earlier this morning at Football Stadium, Mahilpur, Football 4 Change Academy posted a 1 0 win over FC Goa courtesy of Kishor Tiwari's 90th minute strike With the result, Football 4 Change Academy are third in the group table Sudeva Delhi FC, who defeated Bengaluru FC by 3 2 goals this evening for the second straight wins are on top of the Group A table as Bengaluru, who beat Football 4 Change Academy 3 2 in the previous outing, remain second with better goal count than Football 4 Change Academy Source The Sangai Express
Forget groundwater, tap surface runoff, says hydrogeologist at film festival in Bengaluru
AI, education, policy alignment key to Indias $30 trillion goal, say experts at Bengaluru event
20-year delay & no way: Half a road, double the traffic trouble
Supreme Court judge: Karnatakas judicial allocation in 3 years peanuts
Man dies inside parked car after party in Bengaluru
New maintenance policy for Bangalore Development Authority apartments begins next month
Bengaluru police rescue 7-year-old girl who lost her way while playing
Over 100 entries grouped under one identity in SIR voter mapping in Bengaluru
Bengaluru, youre too hot to handle
With IMD forecasts indicating temperatures could touch 38C in the coming days, Bengalurus famed perfect weather is feeling the strain this summer.
Export disruption hits Bangalore Rose onion farmers; MP seeks urgent support
In a letter to Union Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, MP for Chickballapur Sudhakar has urged the Centre to step in with immediate market support measures. He has called for procurement interventions to prevent distress in sales and stabilise prices.
Bengaluru: Phase-2 elevated corridors likely to be delayed by two years
The two flyovers that will be delayed are the Nagawara Junction to Bagaluru Main Road, spanning 17.30 km, and the Mother Teresa Circle (Ulsoor Lake Junction) to Bagaluru Village stretch, spanning about 27.20 km.
BWSSB to convert sewage sludge into biogas
Incomplete chargesheet no grounds for bail: Karnataka high court
Waste to biogas: Govt looks to earnRs 120 crore from Bengalurus sludge
Siddaramaiah reminds Modi of 40-month boast on suburban rail
BJP says Cong misleading peopleon delimitation, Siddaramaiah hits back
Karnatakas Vemula Bill seeks to ban probingstudents family backgrounds
Party of illiterates: Tejasvi Surya calls Congress over Telangana-AP partition remark
Hyderabad: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Tejasvi Surya on Sunday, April 19, called the Congress a party of illiterates amid the uproar over his recent speech comparing the bifurcation of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh to India-Pakistan partition. I really feel the Congress party is a party of illiterates. They should go and listen to what 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 .
A Bengaluru womans Instagram video about losing her job has sparked a wider conversation on burnout and work-life balance. She shared how her life had become completely centred around work, leaving no time for health, friends or personal well-being. After being fired, she reflected on five key mistakes, including making her job her entire identity and ignoring basic self-care.
Man found dead under mysterious circumstances in Bengalurus Electronic City
Police suspect that a financial dispute could be the motive behind the crime
Bengaluru CA recalls working with a boss when she felt that her brain was refusing to think ahead
Chartered accountant Meenal Goel shared her experience of working under a controlling manager. Constant updates stifled her initiative and decision-making. This excessive oversight reduced her sense of ownership and strategic thinking. Such environments can unintentionally suppress creativity and confidence. It leads to disengagement and lower productivity. This highlights a broader workplace issue.
The Hindu NiE schools excel in CBSE results in Bengaluru
The topper was Chinmayee A.V. with 99% andsecondtopper was Abhijit S. Kamateiyh98.6% in JSS Public School
India's tech landscape is shifting as Mangalore, dubbed Silicon Beach, emerges as a strong challenger to Bengaluru. The coastal city is experiencing rapid IT workforce growth and revenue increases, driven by global companies establishing R&D centers. Affordable office spaces, lower attrition rates, and a growing talent pool further bolster its appeal.
Thieves loot passengers in Bengaluru-Narsapur special train
The GRP, RPF and the Law and Order police launched a hunt to nab the thieves, said Senior Divisional Security Commissioner Shanmuga Vadivel
'We Made 175 Feel Like 190': Karthik Praises RCB's Fightback Despite Loss To DC
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) batting coach Dinesh Karthik believes his side punched above their weight with the ball and made 175-run total feel like 190 despite ending up on the losing side against Delhi Capitals (DC) in a last-over thriller. RCB posted 175/8 after being put in to bat, with Phil Salt leading the charge with a brisk 63. However, the innings lost momentum in the final phase, as DCs bowlers executed their plans well to concede just 29 runs in the last five overs. RCB responded strongly with the ball. Bhuvneshwar Kumar led the early charge with three wickets in the powerplay, reducing DC to 18/3 and putting them firmly on top. However, the game slipped away in the final over when David Miller produced a stunning finish, smashing two sixes and a boundary to seal the win for DC. 'We made 175 feel like 190, which is all you can do; at no point did we feel that we were run short. We just wanted to fight with what we have. The fighting spirit and attitude shown were very encouraging for us as a team, he said in a video released by the franchise on X. It was a tough pitch to bat, and we played quite well for about 75% of the innings. But yes, in the last five overs we probably didnt get as many runs as we wanted, Karthik admitted. But we bowled so well, we fielded our skin out, we did everything possible, showed the kind of commitment that players have towards the team. 'We made 175 feel like 190, which is all you can do; at no point did we feel that we were run short. We just wanted to fight with what we have. The fighting spirit and attitude shown were very encouraging for us as a team, he said in a video released by the franchise on X. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Despite the loss, RCB continued to stay in second position with four wins in six matches. They will next face the Gujarat Titans (GT) on April 24. Article Source: IANS
'Not Hitler rule': DK Shivakumar slams Centre over handling of womens reservation bill
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar criticizes the Centre's approach to the Women's Reservation Amendment Bill. He states the opposition was not consulted. Shivakumar argues for wider consultation in democratic processes. He claims the bill's introduction during elections and potential redrawing of constituencies is unacceptable. The INDIA bloc has shown unity in opposing the move.
Am I Cooked?: JP Morgan Techie In Bengaluru Shares Monthly Expense Breakdown
In the clip, Arushi Garg lays out her monthly expenses in detail, giving a candid snapshot of what everyday life costs for a young professional in the city.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: India's prime spinner Kuldeep Yadav underlined the importance of picking wickets in the middle overs and reading conditions well after his side Delhi Capitals (DC) pulled off a thrilling six-wicket win over Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB). RCB looked set for a big total after racing through the powerplay, but DCs bowlers clawed their way back by adjusting their lengths and pace on a surface that gradually slowed down. Obviously we started not really well. I thought they batted well in the first five or six overs. We knew the wicket is a bit slower side, Kuldeep said in a video released by IPL on X. Especially, I was talking to Axar because the length was very important, and trying to vary the pace. Understanding whos batting and what sort of strength they have. Someone like Phil, hes a very left-side-dominated player, so we tried to keep him away. Hes just pushing it wide, he explained. The turning point came in the middle overs when DC struck in quick succession. Salts dismissal triggered a slowdown, and skipper Axar Patel further dented RCB by removing Devdutt Padikkal and Tim David, while Kuldeep himself chipped in with the key wicket of Romario Shepherd. We got the wicket of Phil and then Akshar, an important wicket of Tim David at that situation. And then obviously he brought me for Romario. Its very important to pick the wicket, Kuldeep said. From a strong 105/3, RCB slipped to 175/8, managing just 29 runs in the last five overs as DCs bowlers, including T Natarajan, Lungi Ngidi, and Mukesh Kumar, executed their plans to perfection. Kuldeep believes that taking continuous wickets is crucial, especially on a short ground like the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, where momentum can shift rapidly. Whenever I played here, the first thing that came to my mind was to pick the wicket in the middle. If I get one wicket, obviously, you are at the top of your rhythm at that time. And if you get another one, youre putting pressure on the team. So that was my plan, especially playing here. Small ground, you can turn things in your side, he added. Kuldeep believes that taking continuous wickets is crucial, especially on a short ground like the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, where momentum can shift rapidly. Also Read: Live Cricket Score The game once again tightened in the death overs, but David Millers experience proved decisive as he smashed two sixes and a four in the final over to take DC home with a ball to spare. Article Source: IANS
Water Management takes Centre Stage at PlumbexIndia 2026 in Bengaluru
PlumbexIndia 2026 , Indias leading platform for water, sanitation and plumbing, concluded with strong industry and government participation, reinforcing its role in advancing the countrys water security and sustainable infrastructure agenda. PlumblexIndia 2026 successfully concludes in Bangalore, drawing key industry players and an overwhelming visitor turnout The three-day event, organised by the Indian Plumbing Association (IPA) , brought together over 15000 visitors, 180 exhibitors, and representatives from countries, such as USA, Germany, Italy, Spain, Denmark, France, Isreal Japan, Tiwan and China. The event was supported by two key ministries of government of India, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA), Ministry of Jal Shakti (MoJS) and The Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT Mission), underscoring growing alignment between policy and industry. Gurmit Singh Arora, National President, Indian Plumbing Association said, Plumbex India 2026 has once again demonstrated the power of collaboration in addressing Indias most pressing water challenges. The conversations, innovations, and partnerships forged here reflect a shared commitment across government, industry, and academia to build resilient, efficient, and sustainable water systems. As India continues to urbanise rapidly, platforms like PlumbexIndia are essential in translating ideas into actionable solutions on the ground , Chandra Shekhar Gupta, National Vice President, IPA , added, This years PlumbexIndia has reinforced the importance of integrating engineering excellence with policy direction and on-ground implementation. The strong participation and the MoU signing with CaHO are significant steps towards improving water and sanitation standards, particularly in critical sectors like healthcare. A key outcome of the event was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between IPA and the Consortium of Accredited Healthcare Organizations, aimed at strengthening water, sanitation, and plumbing standards in healthcare infrastructure. The event featured high-level discussions on urban water management, groundwater sustainability, engineering-led infrastructure solutions, and design-driven innovation, with participation from leading experts across sectors. Key initiatives included the IPA Bathroom Challenge, a live technical competition supported by IAPMO and IWSH, and Around the Drop, a student-focused design platform in partnership with Ethos Empowers. The event also recognised 21 industry leaders through the IPA Awards of Excellence and honoured winners of the My Water My Story an initiative by IPA Vanita (womens wing of Indian Plumbing Association), celebrating grassroots contributions to water conservation, Among the participants, Anvitha A, emerged as the National Winner, standing out for her exceptional contribution to the My Water My Story initiative. Building on the outcomes of 2026, the next edition of PlumbexIndia is expected to further strengthen its role as a national platform for collaboration, innovation, and actionable solutions in water and sanitation. About PlumbexIndia Since its inception in 2008, PlumbexIndia is Indias largest exhibition and knowledge platform focused on plumbing, water and sanitation technologies. The event is organised by the Indian Plumbing Association, the apex body working to advance professional standards, education and sustainable water practices in the built environment. indianplumbing.org ; PLUMBEX INDIA EXHIBITION 2026 - Indian Plumbing Association.
From 73% to 86%: Minister says planned intervention drove PU result turnaround
Karnataka's II PU exam-1 saw a record 86.4% pass rate, attributed to strategic interventions by the education department. Key measures included timely syllabus completion, standardized study materials, and early teacher appointments. State-level preparatory exams identified learning gaps, enabling targeted support. Accountability was emphasized, with focused attention on underperforming regions and consistent monitoring of academic progress across colleges.
David Miller's finishing prowess secured a dramatic last-over victory for Delhi Capitals against Royal Challengers Bengaluru. Chasing 176, DC were guided by Tristan Stubbs' 60 and Miller's quickfire 22*, who sealed the win with crucial sixes. The win ended RCB's home winning streak.
IPL 2026: KL Rahul reveals 'Virat Kohli, Phil Salt weren't happy' after DC's win over RCB
Delhi Capitals, led by KL Rahul, secured a thrilling six-wicket victory over Royal Challengers Bengaluru. Despite an early collapse, Rahul anchored the chase with a fifty, supported by Tristan Stubbs and David Miller's explosive finish. The win halted RCB's home winning streak, with bowlers finding assistance on a tricky M. Chinnaswamy pitch.
