From Lalbagh to Sydney: Mavalli Tiffin Rooms to open its first restaurant in Australia
Bengalurus 100-year-old MTR restaurant is all set to brings its idlis and dosas to the Australian city. Hemamalini Maiya, the managing partner, give us more details about the launch down under
Two More Accused Seek Government Witness Status in Kannada Superstar Darshan Murder Case
Bengaluru, August 6: A new development has emerged in the high-profile Renukaswamy murder case connected to Kannada superstar Darshan. Following a recent application by accused Prodosh, two more defendants have approached a Bengaluru court seeking to become government witnesses. Accused Ravi Shankar and Vinay informed the 59th CCH (Sessions) Court on Thursday that they would ... Read more Two More Accused Seek Government Witness Status in Kannada Superstar Darshan Murder Case
CSIR-NAL Recruitment Alert: 89 Positions Available, Walk-In Interviews Starting August 10
Bengaluru, August 6: Exciting news has emerged for young job seekers preparing for government positions and awaiting vacancy announcements. The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research National Aerospace Laboratories (CSIR-NAL) in Bengaluru has officially invited applications from eligible candidates for various project staff roles. CSIR-NAL has announced recruitment for a total of 89 positions, ... Read more CSIR-NAL Recruitment Alert: 89 Positions Available, Walk-In Interviews Starting August 10
Drunk Techie Fires Air Gun For 45 Minutes Inside Bengaluru Apartment
The accused allegedly fired for nearly 45 minutes from his apartment balcony before being taken into custody by police.
Primus Partners opens Gurugram hub as GCCs shift beyond Bengaluru
Primus Partners launched its Global Capability Hub in Gurugram. The firm now offers Build & Operate services for multinational companies. Linde-Wiemann, a German automotive supplier, is the hub's first client. Gurugram is becoming a prime destination for Global Capability Centres. Haryana's policy and talent pool attract firms to the region.
Karnataka Cabinet Expansion Controversy Deepens with Leaked Video of Former Ministers
Bengaluru, August 6: The recent expansion of the Karnataka Cabinet has faced another setback as Congress attempts to manage internal dissent within the party. A leaked video of a conversation between two senior party leaders has intensified the controversy. New political developments indicate that discontent within the ruling party is far from over. The video ... Read more Karnataka Cabinet Expansion Controversy Deepens with Leaked Video of Former Ministers
Man duped of Rs 4.5 lakh in fake marble deal; online business offer turns costly in Bengaluru
A Bengaluru man lost over Rs 4.5 lakh in an online marble purchase scam. Fraudsters posing as Rajasthan marble traders convinced him through online communication. They sent fake photographs of marble and assured prompt delivery after payment. The victim transferred money to three bank accounts provided by the accused. Police have registered a case and are investigating the fraud.
How can AI curb fraud in govt systems: Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar asks Anthropic
Karnataka's Chief Minister met with Anthropic to explore AI for reducing government fraud. He also sought AI solutions to enhance exam question paper security. The state aims to build a long-term partnership for AI adoption across sectors. Karnataka plans to offer secure government data access for AI-powered public solutions. This collaboration will accelerate AI adoption and create a skilled AI workforce.
Only one of four Bengaluru suburban rail corridors clears land hurdle
The 15,767-crore project has incurred an expenditure of 2,659 crore so far, with delays attributed mainly to pending land acquisition and transfer of State government land
NIA arrests most wanted accused in Praveen Nettaru murder case
Bengaluru: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested one of its most wanted accused in the 2022 murder of BJP Yuva Morcha activist Praveen Nettaru, marking a significant breakthrough in the high-profile case. Umar Farooq M.R., who had been absconding for nearly four years, was arrested during a coordinated operation in Kochi, Kerala. The NIA 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 .
Judge transferred after HC pull-up over road rage incident
Bengaluru: The Karnataka High Court has transferred Malur JMFC Judge Gayathri to the JMFC Court at Humnabad in Bidar district with immediate effect, days after the court took serious note of her alleged conduct in a road rage incident involving a motorcyclist. The transfer order was issued by High Court Registrar Chandrashekar Reddy. The controversy 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 .
Bengaluru-based BlueRose Technologies Pvt. Ltd. today unveiled Diamond , a next-generation, patent-pending Secure Delivery and Custody System engineered to protect the worlds most sensitive physical information and assets in transit. Named for the hardest and most precious of materials, Diamond is built on an uncompromising promise: from the moment physical materials are sealed inside until the instant they are lawfully accessed, no unauthorized person can breach them, and any attempt to interfere is detected instantly and proven beyond doubt. Vineet Jain, CEO, BlueRose Technologies Every breach in physical custody shares the same root causesomewhere along the chain, someone gained unauthorized access without immediate detection, said Vineet Jain, CEO of BlueRose Technologies . Diamond makes undetected intrusion impossible. It doesnt just lock high-stakes consignments away; it actively stands guard, enforces multi-factor custody protocols, and reports anomalies in real time. That is the level of assurance secure physical logistics has always required. The Core Problem: The Silent Threat in Physical Transport For governments, legal institutions, financial organizations, and regulatory bodies, transporting confidential paper documents and high-value materials remains a critical vulnerability. Traditional chain-of-custody protocols rely heavily on manual processes, padlocks, paper trails, and basic physical seals - leaving a dangerous blind spot where quiet, undetected access or copying can occur during transit. Diamond replaces these passive security measures with an intelligent, active ecosystem that automatically enforces strict rules of custody. How Diamond Guarantees Secure Physical Delivery Geo-Fenced Locking: Each Diamond unit is programmed with the exact geographic coordinates where it is permitted to unlock. Transported anywhere else, the unit remains immutably sealed, ensuring contents are released exclusively within authorized target locations. Time-Locked Custody: Every unit operates on a precise temporal window. Materials cannot be accessed before the scheduled time, eliminating early-access exposure, and automated tracking flags any failure to open on schedule. Dual-Control Access Control: Unlocking a Diamond container requires two authorized officials acting in tandem, each utilizing cryptographic credentials linked to their personal registered devices. This multi-factor principle eliminates single-point insider threats. Continuous Fleet & Journey Monitoring: From dispatch to final arrival, each unit streams status updates to confirm its location, structural integrity, and route alignment. Every step of the journey is logged for complete end-to-end traceability. Tamper-Proof Hardware Architecture: Should an intruder attempt to force, breach, or interfere with a unit, Diamond permanently records the event in its onboard memory and triggers an immediate alerteven if power or communications are disrupted. When the container arrives, stakeholders know with complete legal certainty whether the seal held unbroken. Powered by Advanced Security Technologies Diamond brings together an enterprise-grade convergence of hardware, software, satellite positioning, real-time fleet telematics, and tamper-evident sensor systems into a single, field-ready platform. Built with a multi-layered defense architecture, defeating any single safeguard leaves an intruder facing additional security controls and ensures a permanent digital audit trail. The innovations underlying Diamond rely on patent-pending technology, establishing a new standard for physical information security and verifiable custody. Universal Applications Across High-Stakes Industries While designed to safeguard the transport of confidential paper records, Diamonds architecture is purpose-built for any scenario where chain of custody, exact timing, and absolute trust are non-negotiable: Education & Academics: Examination materials, standardized test papers, and confidential university certification evaluations. Legal & Financial: Classified court filings, sensitive merger-and-acquisition documentation, and confidential contracts. Government & Defence: Classified communications, sensitive policy documents, and secure physical keys/credentials. High-Value Assets: Regulated materials, high-worth commodities, and sensitive physical media. Wherever institutions need to answer "Who opened this, where, and whenand can it be proven?" Diamond provides an undeniable answer. Availability Diamond is available now for enterprise, institutional, and government partners. To arrange a briefing or a live demonstration, contact BlueRose Technologies via the details below. BlueRose Technologies Pvt. Ltd.: Ria Jain | email: ria.jain@bluerose-tech.com | Phone: +91 6364 247273 About BlueRose Technologies BlueRose Technologies is a global technology partner for enterprises and governments. We build AI-native applications and agentic systems, deliver and modernize mission-critical enterprise platforms, engineer security end-to-end, and provide purpose-built AI infrastructure and storagebacked by our own AI products. Active across 25+ countries. For more information, please visit www.bluerose-tech.com .
BJP Criticizes Congress Over Delay in Karnataka Cabinet Allocations
Bengaluru, August 6: The BJP has launched a sharp attack on the Congress regarding the delay in allocating ministerial portfolios following the formation of the new government in Karnataka. The party alleges that the state government is being controlled remotely by the Congress high command in Delhi. R. Ashok, the Leader of the Opposition in ... Read more BJP Criticizes Congress Over Delay in Karnataka Cabinet Allocations
Todays Gold Rate in India August 6: Gold prices up in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad
22, 24 carat Gold prices up across Indian cities on August 6
KSRTC to launch inter-State Flybus service from Bengaluru airport to Kozhikode from August 15
Premium airport bus will connect Kempegowda International Airport with Mysuru, Gonikoppa, Mananthavadi, Kalpetta and Kozhikode; fare fixed at 1,500
Karnataka rain Kodagu district receives below-normal rainfall; Minister hopeful of rains in August
Kodagu district is considered to be the primary catchment for KRS reservoir, which is the lifeline of Mysuru and Mandya districts, providing irrigation to thousands of acres of farmland and drinking water for the region, including Bengaluru
Not from IIT or any top college, Woman lands 38 LPA job as fresher without campus placement
In a remarkable achievement, a woman secured a 38 LPA package as a fresher. Her journey to success was paved through dedicated internships in Hyderabad and Bengaluru which led to pre-placement offer (PPO). While some attribute her success to luck, her hard work and humility showcase the importance of perseverance and continuous learning.
Bengaluru college launches SIR campaign to boost voter enrolment before August 8 deadline
Don Bosco College, K R Puram, Bengaluru, conducted a three-day Special Intensive Revision (SIR) Awareness Campaign from July 29 to 31, 2026, to promote voter registration and constitutional awareness among students. More than 1,000 students attended sessions led by Fr George PS, who explained the electoral roll revision process, demonstrated how to complete the Enumeration Form, and urged students to help eligible family members and neighbours register before the August 8, 2026 deadline.
The National Investigation Agency has successfully arrested Ummar Farook M.R., a primary suspect in the murder of BJP leader Praveen Nettaru. Captured in Kochi, Kerala, on August 5, Farook's arrest is a crucial step, marking the twenty-fifth apprehension in this ongoing investigation. Authorities had earlier set a reward of Rs 4 lakh for information culminating in his arrest, as the inquiry into this high-profile case proceeds.
Before manga, India had murals | A Moving Line at MAP Bengaluru
A new exhibition at MAP explores 1,500 years of the countrys visual storytelling, making its way from temple carvings toAmar Chitra KathaandComixense
BCCI Questions Team India Physio Over 'Dip In Fitness Standards': Report
The medical team at the Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru is looking to restructure its fitness programme amid injury concerns of players in the Indian cricket team, according to a report.
After thirty-eight years of devoted service, Das uncle, the beloved school peon from Bengaluru, rang the school bell for the final time, marking the end of an era. An emotional farewell awaited him as teachers and students came together to celebrate his contributions. A heartfelt viral video captured the poignant moment, reflecting how even the simplest of individuals can leave a lasting imprint on our lives.
Vikram Hazra Returns to Bengaluru with Strings & Stillness Fundraising Concert
More than just a concert, Strings & Stillness is a fundraising initiative with a mission to support the education of 100 underprivileged children through Gift A Smile, a long-running education initiative of The Art of Living.
Khalin Joshi extends lead to 7 Shots at J&K Open
Srinagar, Aug 5:Khalin Joshi shot a five-under 66 to extend his lead to seven shots at 13-under 129 on day two of the INR 1 crore J&K Open 2026 being played at the picturesque Royal Springs Golf Course in Srinagar. The 33-year-old Bengaluru golfer, who began the day with a two-shot advantage, backed up his opening 63 with another assured display. His bogey-free round featured three birdies and an eagle as he pulled clear of Delhis Rashid Khan and Chandigarhs Angad Cheema, who shared second place at six-under 136. Starting from the 10th tee, Joshi, as per a statement, made his first birdie of the day on the 12th after striking a five-iron to two feet. He followed it with a six-foot birdie conversion on the 13th before picking up another shot on the third, where he hit his lob wedge to three feet. The defining moment came on the par-five seventh. Joshi found the centre of the fairway with his drive and struck a seven-iron from about 190 yards to 20 feet before rolling in the eagle putt. That was one of the best putts I made all day, said Joshi. I struck the ball solidly and gave myself more chances than I did yesterday, but I didnt convert as many. Considering how well I hit the ball, I probably could have shot a little lower score, but Im very pleased, especially to keep the card bogey-free. Joshi, a former Asian Tour winner who captured the Andhra Open Golf Championship in April, has dropped only one shot through 36 holes. His lone bogey came on the 17th during his opening round. With a commanding cushion heading into the weekend, Joshi is determined to stay with the approach that has served him well over the first two days. The strategy will remain simple. The rough is quite thick, so hitting fairways will be the key, he said. Ill continue giving myself birdie opportunities and hopefully convert a few more putts over the next two rounds. Joshi has also embraced the relaxed atmosphere at Royal Springs, where the striking surroundingsand occasional bear sightingshave enhanced the experience. Its exciting to see the bears, although keeping a safe distance is important, he said. The scenery here is unbelievable, so Im enjoying the atmosphere and the fact that Im playing good golf. Two-time Asian Tour winner Rashid Khan (68-68) and Angad Cheema (68-68) remained Joshis closest challengers after returning matching second-round 68s. Cheema, who finished runner-up at the Boulders Classic in April, joined Rashid at six-under 136. The Czech Republics Stepan Danek (68-69), Noidas Gaurav Pratap Singh (68-69), Chandigarhs Ajeetesh Sandhu (65-72) and Joshua Seale (69-68) shared fourth place at five-under 137. Eighteen-year-old Gurugram rookie Harman Sachdeva (65-73), who produced the only bogey-free round on the opening day, slipped six places to tied eighth at four-under 138. DP World PGTI Ranking leader Saptak Talwar (69-71), who spent the summer competing on the HotelPlanner Tour, dropped from overnight tied ninth to tied 23rd at two-under 140. The par-four 11th hole was shortened and played as a par-three due to waterlogging caused by heavy rain prior to the start of the tournament. The cut fell at one-over 143, with 50 of 131 players advancing to the last two rounds. The J&K Open 2026 is supported by event title partner J&K Tourism and hosted at the Royal Springs Golf Course. The tournament is principally backed by global smart logistics provider DP World, serving as PGTIs Umbrella Partner, alongside Tour Partners Axis Bank, Amul, Amrutanjan Enerlyte, Campa, Air India Maharaja Club and Kalyani. Their collective participation reflects a shared commitment to Indian professional golf and to showcasing Jammu & Kashmirs growing stature as a destination for the sport.
Cabinet expansion unrest: Congress in damage control mode
Congress general secretary in-charge of Karnataka Randeep Singh Surjewala arrived in Bengaluru and met senior disgruntled leaders on Wednesday
Congress Stays United Amid Cabinet Expansion Concerns, Says Karnataka CM Shivakumar
Bengaluru, August 6: Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar dismissed reports of discontent within the ruling Congress party following the recent cabinet expansion. He emphasized that the party remains united and that discussions with dissenting leaders were held in a positive atmosphere. Shivakumars remarks came after a meeting with senior Congress legislator M. Krishnaappa and his ... Read more Congress Stays United Amid Cabinet Expansion Concerns, Says Karnataka CM Shivakumar
Bengaluru: Treated water sales up, but not yet at summer levels
From July 5 till the end of the month, BWSSB booked nearly 800 cases for violations of water usage norms and levied penalties of around 30 lakh, several times higher than the revenue earned from the sale of treated water
Surjewala steps in as Karnataka Congress battles post-cabinet expansion discontent
Congress leader Randeep Singh Surjewala arrived in Bengaluru to address cabinet expansion issues. He is working with Chief Minister DK Shivakumar to resolve portfolio disputes. Disgruntled legislators are being pacified after the recent cabinet expansion. Some MLAs withdrew threats of resignation, while others expressed discontent. The party also faces challenges in the Legislative Council regarding its chairman nomination.
Bengaluru: Three arrested for murder conspiracy; six weapons seized
Take it Eeze: 35 free, smart public toilets planned across Bengaluru
Karnatakas govt first policy to link startups with public sector needs
UPI rides high despite glitches, fuels 50% of bus ticket sale in Bengaluru
Freedom Habba at Vidhana Soudha in Bengaluru on Aug 15
Election Commission launches correction window for wrongly tagged voters in Karnataka
Road rage controversy: Karnataka High Court transfers Malur judge to Humnabad
Manipal Health shares rise 13% on debut
HosurDobbaspet ring road stretch set for Nov opening
56-second fraud: K'taka cracks down on magnetic analyzers
FDEs become ITs hottest AI job, but talent shortage looms
HC calls Rs 5.3-cr job scam classic potboiler, refuses to quash case
Search op part of larger ED probe: HC
Karnataka Government to Support Training for Priests in 34,000 Rural Temples: CM Shivakumar
Bengaluru, August 5: Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar announced on Wednesday that the state government is ready to provide all necessary assistance for the training of priests serving in rural temples. He urged priest associations and monasteries to take the initiative to enhance the skills of priests and preserve temple traditions. While addressing a conference, ... Read more Karnataka Government to Support Training for Priests in 34,000 Rural Temples: CM Shivakumar
Beer economics sour in 3 states: UBL
Footpath drive wipes out decades-old shops near K.R. Market in Bengaluru
The stretch, opposite the K.R. Market building and beyond the main market complex, was home to kirana stores, fish shops, masala outlets and several other businesses
Bengaluru Traffic Police introduce trial diversions at Madiwala to ease peak-hour congestion
What use is your apology? Kharge slams PTI for misreporting
Benagluru/New Delhi: News agency Press Trust of India (PTI) on Wednesday, August 5, apologised to Karnataka IT Minister Priyank Kharge, admitting it had misrepresented his remark on the police constable recruitment examination in the state, describing it as a human error. PTI Editor (Visual Media) Shazi Zaman also apologised, calling it a misunderstanding and unfortunate 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 .
263 Bike Taxis Seized In Bengaluru
The move by Transport officials came after Auto Rickshaw Associations threatened to lay siege to RTO offices against Bike taxis operating in the city.
Peptris is using AI to find drug candidates to shorten the time it takes for laboratory validation
The Bengaluru-based company builds models that generate molecules and predict how they will behave, and has licensed its lead candidate to a US developer.
Bangalore University student hit by auto succumbs, peers protest for traffic curbs on campus
Lemnisca builds software to predict how fermentation behaves at factory scale
The Bengaluru company is building AI software that models microbial fermentation, so manufacturers can scale a process without discovering its problems in production.
River Mobility raises $120 million to fuel expansion
Aero India 2027 in Feb: Karnataka CM, IAF training command hold meeting
Karnataka to Submit Revised DPR for Mekedatu Project by August 15, Minister Asserts
Bengaluru, August 5: Karnatakas Water Resources Minister Ramalinga Reddy stated on Wednesday that Tamil Nadu has no authority to halt the proposed Mekedatu Balancing Reservoir project. He emphasized that only the central government has the power to approve the project, and the state government will submit the revised Detailed Project Report (DPR) to the center ... Read more Karnataka to Submit Revised DPR for Mekedatu Project by August 15, Minister Asserts
SIR: 20% of electors to be dropped in draft roll, over 34 lakh to get notices
The CEO notes that voters wrongly marked as absent or shifted can have their names restored only by approaching their Booth Level Officer
Karnataka Transport Department seizes 263 illegal bike taxis across Bengaluru
A total of 263 vehicles were seized during a special enforcement drive conducted by the Transport Department across Bengaluru as part of a crackdown on the illegal commercial use of private two-wheelers, including bike taxis
Molbio Diagnostics IPO opens on Aug 10 at a price band of 768-807
Funds will used to set up own research centre Bengaluru, among other things
Womens organisations lash out against Karnataka all-male Cabinet
Theorganisationshave demanded that the government reconsider the decision and induct qualified women into the Council of Ministers.
Karnataka government to soon release draft of policy on responsible AI
The draft of the policy, which is reportedly ready, is expected to published by the end of the month
AI must become a force multiplier, not a saviour: Priyank Kharge at Bengaluru event
Karnataka's IT/BT minister highlighted the importance of using artificial intelligence responsibly to combat real-world issues. The state's initiative aims to fortify its AI ecosystem with a focus on innovation and startups. AI can play a crucial role in resolving significant challenges in healthcare, agriculture, and governance. To ensure technology benefits humanity, students must cultivate essential critical thinking and foundational skills in tandem with their AI knowledge.
Bengaluru: Rehab centre owner, two employees booked for assaulting youth
Karnataka: AICC steps in as Congress battles aftershocks after Cabinet expansion
In an effort to address the turmoil within the Karnataka Cabinet, Randeep Singh Surjewala has been assigned to Bengaluru. Strain among disgruntled legislators and a vacant ministerial role is creating unrest within the ruling faction, as many MLAs are unhappy about their exclusion from recent Cabinet enhancements. Furthermore, the party grapples with issues in the Legislative Council linked to the Chairman's seat.
Bengaluru bike taxi crackdown: Karnataka seizes nearly 260 two-wheelers
Enforcement teams targeted unauthorised operators while the legal dispute over bike taxi permits remains pending before the Supreme Court.
Ex-Swiggy, Zomato execs raises $1.5 mn for AI career startup
Freedom Habba: Vidhana Soudha to become stage for Bengalurus many cultures this I-Day
The theme for the event is NammaOoru.NimmaOoru. Ellara Bengaluru
IAF band to perform at Vidhana Soudha in Bengaluru on August 9
Karnataka SIR: Over 1.11 crore ASDDO voters identified
Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer V Anbukumar on Wednesday, August 5, said the ongoing special revision of the electoral rolls has identified more than 1.11 crore voters under the ASDDO categoryAbsent, Shifted, Dead, Duplicate and Others. The enumeration exercise will continue until August 8. Addressing reporters, Anbukumar said enumeration forms have been distributed to 5,54,32,314 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 .
Buddhist Excavation Near Bengaluru Hits Land Acquisition Hurdle
Meanwhile, the land value at Rajaghatta is sky high since the place is close to Devanahalli where Kempegowda International Airport is located and Bengaluru city is in close proximity
RTE quota seats fall 28% in Karnataka as school recognition delays bite
IT engineer Raghava Rao Bellamkond built a sustainable home named Panchatathva in Bengaluru. This residence blends modern design with rural charm using eco-friendly materials. Mud blocks crafted with local workmanship offer durability and thermal insulation for the home. Solar panels and rainwater harvesting systems enhance the property's sustainable features. Abundant greenery and a garden provide a peaceful retreat from city life.
BJP protests re-induction of B Nagendra into Karnataka Cabinet
Bengaluru: The BJP on Wednesday, August 5, lashed out at the ruling Congress for re-inducting B Nagendra, who was allegedly involved in the Rs 89 crore Valmiki Tribes Development Corporation scam, into the state Cabinet and warned of protest if he continues in the post. Ballari rural Congress MLA Nagendra was among the 19 ministers 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 .
Todays Gold Rate in India August 5: Gold prices down in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad
22, 24 carat Gold prices down across Indian cities on August 5
Vande Bharat trial run on Sakleshpur-Subrahmanya Road Ghat section from August 11
Successful completion of the trial will facilitate introduction of VB Express on Bengaluru-Mangaluru sector
GoPals to celebrate 12th anniversary in Bengaluru on August 8
The organisation was founded in 2014 by a group of IT professionals
BMRCL gets new chief as Govt appoints senior IAS officer PC Jaffer as MD
Three workers die after chemical leak at Yadgir pharma unit
Yadgir: Three contract workers were killed and two others were critically injured after a suspected chemical leak at the CIL Laboratory unit in the Kadechur Industrial Area of Yadgir district during the night shift on Wednesday. The deceased have been identified as Vikram Singh and Sanjay Singh, both natives of Madhya Pradesh, and Ganesh from 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 .
India's first dedicated women's health policy to focus on menopause in Karnataka
The state of Karnataka is on the verge of introducing India's pioneering women's health policy, focusing on menopause and perimenopause. The program, known as Ruthuthaare, aims to raise awareness and facilitate early detection of related health concerns. As a key figure in this initiative, former MP Ramya will act as the brand ambassador, marking a promising endeavor to prioritize women's health issues that have long been overshadowed.
KSRTC Drivers Quick Action Saves Passenger After Heart Attack
Tumakuru: A KSRTC bus driver displayed exceptional presence of mind and humanity by rushing a passenger suffering from a suspected heart attack to a nearby hospital, ensuring timely medical treatment and potentially saving the persons life. The incident occurred on a KSRTC bus travelling from Tumakuru to Madhugiri when a passenger suddenly complained of severe 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 .
Prashant Kishor Faces Criticism for Breaking Promises After Election Victory
Patna, August 5: Bihar BJP President Sanjay Sarawagi, state minister Ramkripal Yadav, and JDU national spokesperson responded to various political issues, including the Bankipur by-election and statements made by Prashant Kishor. Ramkripal Yadav accused Kishor of lying after his election victory. Regarding Kishors claim to transform Bankipur into Bengaluru, Yadav stated, Prashant Kishor is a ... Read more Prashant Kishor Faces Criticism for Breaking Promises After Election Victory
Chemical Leak in Karnataka Claims Lives of Three Workers, Two Injured
Bengaluru, August 5: A tragic incident occurred in the Kadechur industrial area of Karnataka, where a chemical leak from a pharmaceutical manufacturing unit resulted in the deaths of three workers and left two others critically injured. The deceased have been identified as Vikram Singh (30), Sanjay Singh (29), and Ganesh (25). The injured, Shivkumar and ... Read more Chemical Leak in Karnataka Claims Lives of Three Workers, Two Injured
This new restaurant in Bengaluru is playing with neo vegetarian cuisine
The first three days of Aero India are dedicated to business visitors while the event is open to the general public on the last two days
No Warm-up Games Ahead Of India Tour In 2027: Andrew McDonald
World Test Championship: Head coach Andrew McDonald has revealed that Australia have decided against playing a warm-up match ahead of their 2027 Border-Gavaskar Trophy tour of India, adding that their focus will be on a dedicated pre-series training camp to prepare for turning conditions. The five-match Test series will start on January 21 in Nagpur and end on March 3 in Ahmedabad. It will mark Australia's longest tour of India in 50 years. With the marquee series commencing less than two weeks after the conclusion of their home Test series against New Zealand, Australia face a tight preparation timeline. Australia previously used a similar method head of the 2023 tour of India by having a camp in Alur on the outskirts of Bengaluru, as well as traveling to Dubai prior to their two-Test tour of Sri Lanka. In Alur, they got local Indian bowlers like Baroda off-spinner Mahesh Pithiya to replicate the angle of former off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin. We feel as though we've got enough time to immerse ourselves in those conditions. We won't be taking on a practice game. It'll just be more around the location. We've got a couple of options there. We have gone to the UAE previously and we have also gone into India last time into Bangalore, so we're just working through what that would look like in terms of how we then manage the individuals. A lot of that would happen on the back of the four Tests against New Zealand, seeing where players are at. We'll potentially have some different players with different skill sets that we believe can perform in India, so it won't necessarily be the squad that finishes the Test series (against NZ that then heads to India). There'll be some players that we need to put a little bit more prep into, and that'll start in Australia also, balancing out Big Bash commitments and things like that. Ultimately, if you can have a dedicated venue that you're able to use and replicate as close to the conditions that you believe you may get in the first Test match or throughout a Test series, that's ideally what you want. You case those locations you want a connection in terms of conditions and climate. We believe we'll get that right in terms of where we go, it just hasn't been confirmed yet, McDonald told cricket.com.au on Wednesday. Test fringe players like Matthew Kuhnemann, Todd Murphy, Cooper Connolly, Peter Handscomb, and Matthew Renshaw are among those in consideration for the tour as Australia seek their first Test series victory on Indian soil since 2004. While Australia are not playing tour games in India, McDonald confirmed they plan to play warm-up fixtures ahead of their three-game Test series in South Africa and the 2027 Ashes in England, provided they do not qualify for the World Test Championship final. We don't always take the opportunity to play warm-up games or first-class games on the entry, and that's probably because we haven't traditionally had the space and time, and also we've had an experienced group. Some players are going to be coming out of IPL, some players are going to be coming out of April, May in Australia preparing back here, some might be in county cricket, so we're going to have players at all different stages of prep. We don't always take the opportunity to play warm-up games or first-class games on the entry, and that's probably because we haven't traditionally had the space and time, and also we've had an experienced group. Also Read: Live Cricket Score We're not against practice games as long as they can fit in. That's always the hard part with a schedule that that does get compressed. We feel like a game on a Test venue against a quality opponent potentially is the best thing for that (UK) tour, he added. Article Source: IANS
No Warm-up Games Ahead Of India Tour In 2027: McDonald
World Test Championship: Head coach Andrew McDonald has revealed that Australia have decided against playing a warm-up match ahead of their 2027 Border-Gavaskar Trophy tour of India, adding that their focus will be on a dedicated pre-series training camp to prepare for turning conditions. The five-match Test series will start on January 21 in Nagpur and end on March 3 in Ahmedabad. It will mark Australia's longest tour of India in 50 years. With the marquee series commencing less than two weeks after the conclusion of their home Test series against New Zealand, Australia face a tight preparation timeline. Australia previously used a similar method head of the 2023 tour of India by having a camp in Alur on the outskirts of Bengaluru, as well as traveling to Dubai prior to their two-Test tour of Sri Lanka. In Alur, they got local Indian bowlers like Baroda off-spinner Mahesh Pithiya to replicate the angle of former off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin. We feel as though we've got enough time to immerse ourselves in those conditions. We won't be taking on a practice game. It'll just be more around the location. We've got a couple of options there. We have gone to the UAE previously and we have also gone into India last time into Bangalore, so we're just working through what that would look like in terms of how we then manage the individuals. A lot of that would happen on the back of the four Tests against New Zealand, seeing where players are at. We'll potentially have some different players with different skill sets that we believe can perform in India, so it won't necessarily be the squad that finishes the Test series (against NZ that then heads to India). There'll be some players that we need to put a little bit more prep into, and that'll start in Australia also, balancing out Big Bash commitments and things like that. Ultimately, if you can have a dedicated venue that you're able to use and replicate as close to the conditions that you believe you may get in the first Test match or throughout a Test series, that's ideally what you want. You case those locations you want a connection in terms of conditions and climate. We believe we'll get that right in terms of where we go, it just hasn't been confirmed yet, McDonald told cricket.com.au on Wednesday. Test fringe players like Matthew Kuhnemann, Todd Murphy, Cooper Connolly, Peter Handscomb, and Matthew Renshaw are among those in consideration for the tour as Australia seek their first Test series victory on Indian soil since 2004. While Australia are not playing tour games in India, McDonald confirmed they plan to play warm-up fixtures ahead of their three-game Test series in South Africa and the 2027 Ashes in England, provided they do not qualify for the World Test Championship final. We don't always take the opportunity to play warm-up games or first-class games on the entry, and that's probably because we haven't traditionally had the space and time, and also we've had an experienced group. Some players are going to be coming out of IPL, some players are going to be coming out of April, May in Australia preparing back here, some might be in county cricket, so we're going to have players at all different stages of prep. We don't always take the opportunity to play warm-up games or first-class games on the entry, and that's probably because we haven't traditionally had the space and time, and also we've had an experienced group. Also Read: Live Cricket Score We're not against practice games as long as they can fit in. That's always the hard part with a schedule that that does get compressed. We feel like a game on a Test venue against a quality opponent potentially is the best thing for that (UK) tour, he added. Article Source: IANS
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MAHE to Host International Conference on Infectious Diseases, AMR, and Global Health
Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) , an Institution of Eminence Deemed to be a University, will host the Nature Conference on Meeting the Challenge of Infectious Diseases in a Changing World from 14 to 16 October 2026 in Manipal, Karnataka. Organised in partnership with Nature Medicine, Nature Microbiology, Nature Health, Nature Communications, and MAHE, the conference will provide a global platform for leading international experts, researchers, clinicians, policymakers, and industry leaders to collaborate on infectious disease research, innovation, and public health strategies. Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Manipal The three-day conference will address emerging pathogens, antimicrobial resistance (AMR), pandemic preparedness, disease surveillance, diagnostics, therapeutics, vaccination strategies, and one health approaches. Given India's growing influence in global health research, the conference will provide a valuable platform for Indian scientists, public health experts, and students to engage with internationally recognised specialists and showcase the nation's growing scientific achievements. Speaking about the conference, Sonja Schmid, Senior Editor, Nature Communications , said, "Infectious diseases remain a major global health challenge, shaped by factors ranging from climate change to antimicrobial resistance. This conference convenes distinguished experts from various disciplines to examine innovative solutions and help shape the future of infectious disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment." Lorenzo Righetto, Senior Editor, Nature Health , added, "There is a pressing need for innovative and actionable ideas to tackle pandemic-level threats from existing and emerging pathogens. We hope this conference will elevate these issues on the global public health agenda and inspire meaningful scientific dialogue." Dr Sharath K. Rao, Vice Chancellor, MAHE , said, "The challenges posed by emerging pathogens and antimicrobial resistance demand collaborative, interdisciplinary solutions. MAHE is honoured to host this global dialogue, which brings together experts from across the world to strengthen scientific partnerships and advance equitable, sustainable solutions for global health." The conference programme includes keynote lectures, panel discussions, roundtables, poster presentations, and networking sessions. Topics will cover disease surveillance, antimicrobial resistance, diagnostics, vaccination, climate change, pandemic preparedness, and equitable access to healthcare innovations. The programme includes internationally renowned speakers like Alessandro Vespignani (Northeastern University, USA), Elaine Nsoesie (Boston University, USA), Lauren Gardner (Johns Hopkins University, USA), Madhukar Pai (McGill University, Canada), Shabir A. Madhi (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa), and Marion Koopmans (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands). Call for Abstracts Open Researchers from India and around the world are invited to submit abstracts. Selected abstracts will be included in the conference programme, and four outstanding submissions will be shortlisted for oral presentations. Researchers, healthcare professionals, students, and industry stakeholders are encouraged to submit abstracts and register early to attend this landmark international scientific conference. submissions.conferences.nature.com/core/login About Manipal Academy of Higher Education Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) is an Institution of Eminence Deemed to be University. 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Australia Coach Rules Out Practice Games Before Next Year's India Tests
During their 2023 tour of India, the Aussies had held a camp in Alur near Bengaluru to prepare for the series.
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