RCB On Sale: Bid Likely To Cross USD 2 Billion, 2 Contenders In Final Stage
The sale of IPL franchise Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) is entering the final stages with two parties emerging as the final contenders, according to a report.
Former Dealshare CEO believes Indias next big consumer play is youth sports
Bengaluru-based Sports For Life wants to turn structured sports training into a national, tech-enabled platform, much like Cult.fit did for fitness.
LPG shortage threatens to stall over 3,000 micro, small and medium enterprises in Bengalurus Peenya
Hail pelts Bengaluru, north Karnataka; more storms predicted till March 22
Warehouse worker bludgeoned to death with hammer in Bengaluru
Over 8 lakh students to write SSSC exams in Karnataka from March 18
Karnataka Assembly Speaker Issues Warning Over Delayed Responses to Legislators Questions
Bengaluru, March 18: Karnataka Assembly Speaker U.T. Khader has expressed serious concern regarding the governments delay in responding to legislators questions. He has directed relevant ministers and officials to expedite their responses. This issue emerged a day after the Speaker suspended the assembly session, where he criticized the Congress-led government for failing to answer unstarred ... Read more Karnataka Assembly Speaker Issues Warning Over Delayed Responses to Legislators Questions
Bengaluru varsity shines at youth festival
Garment worker killed, husband injured in Bengaluru bus hit
Karnataka high court directs governments to clarify LPG supply numbers
Bengaluru cop saves man from suicide attempt on railway track
Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation buses to shed colourful full-body advertisement wraps
Human parcel: 5 in Bengaluru try to courier elderly man in gunny bag to Mangaluru
A family's unusual attempt to courier an elderly man in a gunny bag to Mangaluru at a Bengaluru courier office shocked staff. The group, later revealed to be relatives, confessed the stunt was a protest against high bus ticket prices during festive seasons. Police, after reviewing CCTV, found no charges filed but warned of action if the courier agency complained.
Bengaluru pollution trail may reach Mekedatu reservoir site through Vrishabhavathi: Report
Drone overdrive, e-khata mess: MLAs slam Bengalurus governance
Apartments await KAOMA-2025, political timing clouds bills future
Hyderabad See Strong Office Space Demand, Supply
Hyderabad, along with Bengaluru and Delhi-NCR, is expected to anchor this growth cycle
HC refuses to quash rape case against govt schoolteacher
Postal Dept. Rolls Out 24-hr, 48-hr Delivery Services For Urgent, Time-Sensitive Consignments
The government also said that initially, these services are being rolled out in six cities Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad with the goal of providing nationwide coverage by March 2027. The department will utilise dedicated processing and priority air transport to adhere to delivery timelines
Air India Group to operate 50 flights to West Asia on March 18
Air India will operate one return service each from Delhi and Mumbai to Jeddah, while Air India Express will handle one flight each from Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Mangalore, plus two flights from Kozhikode
PG Accommodations Get 500 Cylinders A Day In Bengaluru
The paying guest owners demanded the Minister to consider their plea to tag paying guest accommodations as essential service and ensure adequate supply of commercial gas cylinders.
Watch: To Shoot Reel, Bengaluru Woman Tries To Courier Father In Sack
Despite being caught, the family allegedly argued with the employees, insisting that the parcel be accepted since they had come all the way and made the effort.
No firms leaving Karnataka over infra gaps, says govt
Govt faces heat from own ranks over doctor shortage, transfer policy
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah Criticizes Railways for Cancelling Kannada Exams
Bengaluru, March 17: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has criticized the Railways department for abruptly cancelling examinations meant for the promotion of railway employees. This decision came after Kannada organizations protested against the lack of an option for employees to take the exams in Kannada. Siddaramaiah stated that the exams for 194 Goods Train Manager positions ... Read more Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah Criticizes Railways for Cancelling Kannada Exams
Karnataka adds 50 new GCCs in FY25, total crosses 880: KDEM report
Saudi Arabia takes Indian startups help for satellite images
Bengaluru-based, Google-backed Pixxel, whose Firefly constellation of satellites provide hyperspectral images, will supply special satellite data to Saudi Arabias national platform UP42
Prabhu Deva sold two South Mumbai apartments for 14.80 crore, a modest 35 lakh gain after 14 years. This represents a 2.4% appreciation, significantly trailing inflation and broader market gains in cities like Mumbai and Bengaluru. The sale highlights that property values don't always escalate as expected.
SEC pushes live webcasting from all polling booths during GBA polls, FD turns down proposal
G.S. Sangreshi pointed to the 2025 Bihar assembly elections, where Election Commission of India ensured live webcasting from all polling booths.
Bengaluru Cafe's Brief Viral Fame Turns Out Gas After U-Turn On Bill
A Bengaluru-based cafe has taken a U-turn after a bill showing an additional gas crisis charge went viral on social media, sparking widespread debate.
Bengaluru receives first pre-monsoon showers
IMD officials said that the city will continue to receive light rainfall for the next two to three days
As LPG crisis hits kitchens, vegetable prices crash ahead of Ugadi
BJP members allege rampant corruption in building plan approvals, issuing e-khatas in Bengaluru
BJP members representing Bengaluru alleged rampant corruption in building plan approvals, issuance of e-khatas, construction of retaining walls along storm-water drains (rajakaluves), and property tax collection by civic bodies under the Greater Bengaluru Authority
Whitetopped JC Road still choked by bikes on footpaths, encroachments
Kalarpana festival to celebrate Sri Tyagaraja Aradhana in Bengaluru
State of Working India 2026: India's Young Workforce is Growing and Getting More Educated
State of Working India 2026 report. However, challenges remain and the extent to which the large, increasingly educated, and aspirational cohort is absorbed into the labour market will determine whether Indias demographic dividend translates into an economic dividend. L-R: Amit Basole, Rosa Abraham & Tamoghna Halder from Azim Premji University More young people today are educated, informed, and ambitious than ever before. These are real achievements of which we can be proud, noted Indu Prasad, President, Azim Premji Universities . The report draws on official databases going back four decades to see how youth participation in education and employment has changed, how well we have been able to use this demographic dividend, and the challenges and opportunities that arise in integrating them into the workforce. Rosa Abraham, lead author of the report and Associate Professor of Economics at Azim Premji University said, The report traces the journey of a young worker - from education to job search and employment, and how this transition has evolved over the last forty years. We hope the report will lay out some of the foundational work that will contribute to a better understanding of the challenges in this transition and enable coordinated policymaking. Key Findings Demographic dividend nearing peak: Indias working-age population share will begin declining after 2030. The pace of job creation in the coming decades is critical to ensure that the demographic dividend translates into an economic one. Rising educational attainment: Youth education levels have increased significantly over four decades, especially among women. Indias tertiary enrolment rate (28%) is comparable to countries with similar per capita incomes. Drop in male tertiary enrolment: The share of young men in education fell from 38% in 2017 to 34% in late 2024, with a large share citing the need to support household incomes as reason for their withdrawal. Expansion of higher education institutions: College availability increased from 29 per lakh youth (2010) to 45 (2021), mainly driven by private institutions. However, regional disparities remain large. Teacher shortages: Faculty growth has not matched rising student numbers. Against AICTE norms of 1520 students per teacher, private colleges average 28 and public colleges 47. Hiring and filling up vacancies remain crucial to ensure that learning outcomes are not compromised due to resource constraints. Rapid expansion of vocational institutes: The number of Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) has grown by nearly 300% since the 2010s, largely due to private providers. But, institutional quality, especially among private ITIs, has fallen. Higher education has become increasingly democratised but financial barriers remain: Between 2007 and 2017, the share of students in tertiary education who belong to the poorest households increased from 8 percent to 15 percent. Financial barriers in accessing professional courses: Students from richer households are far more likely to pursue engineering and medicine, as the cost of these degrees often exceeds the annual per capita expenditure of poorer households. Difficult education-to-employment transition: Graduate unemployment among the 15- to 29-year-olds remains high nearly 40% among the 15- to 25-year-olds, and 20% among the 25- to 29-year-olds; and, only a small share secure stable salaried jobs within a year of graduation. Strong graduate wage premium: Graduates earn roughly twice as much as non-graduates at entry, and the earnings gap widens over their careers. Stagnating male graduate earnings: Entry-level salaries for young male graduates have slowed in growth since 2011, while gender gaps in graduate earnings have narrowed. Shift away from agriculture: Young workers are leaving agriculture faster than older cohorts and moving into manufacturing and services. Young women are increasingly employed in IT, automobile manufacturing, and business services. Declining caste and gender occupational segregation: Younger cohorts are less concentrated in occupations traditionally linked to their caste or gender. Migration as a labour market response: Youth migration helps balance regional disparities - poorer states and those with a younger population remain major labour sources, while richer states with a predominantly older population rely increasingly on migrant youth. For media queries contact: Rosa Abraham rosa.abraham@apu.edu.in Ph: +91-9901957009 Sony Shetty sony.shetty@azimpremjifoundation.org Ph: +919820900036 Sumit Jain sumit.jain@k2communications.in Ph: +91 9886021715 About Azim Premji University Azim Premji University, Bengaluru, was established under the Azim Premji University Act 2010 of the Government of Karnataka. Azim Premji University, Bhopal, was established under the provisions of Madhya Pradesh Niji Vishwa Vidyalaya (Sthapana Avam Sanchalan) Dwitiya Sanshodhan Adhiniyam, 2022. Azim Premji University in Ranchi is being established under the Azim Premji University Act, 2022, enacted by the Government of Jharkhand. Azim Premji Foundation, the sponsoring body, set up all three Universities as fully philanthropic entities, with a clear social purpose of contributing to the realisation of a just, equitable, humane, and sustainable society.
Bengaluru weather forecast today usually mild city saw intense heat, prompting an IMD cooling advisory after nearly two weeks of scorching conditions. Rainfall across Karnataka, including Bengaluru, has brought temporary relief, with more showers likely over the next three days. Heavy rain also caused flooding in Belagavi, highlighting infrastructure concerns amid changing weather patterns.
Ultrahuman closes Rs 400 Cr Series C round
The fresh funding comes after the Bengaluru-based wearable startup got clearance to re-enter the US market with its redesigned smart ring.
Bengaluru NGO helps replenish water sources inside Turahalli forest
Operation Quench Thirst initiative by PfA Wildlife Hospital focuses on replenishing critical water sources inside Turahalli Forest through daily water tanker deployments and installation of water troughs while also refilling and sustaining existing natural water sources.
Hard Rock Cafe Shuts Down 10 Outlets Across India, From Delhi To Bengaluru
Long-time patrons describe Hard Rock Cafe as one of the few urban spaces that consistently promoted live rock and independent music in India.
Bengaluru airport introduces Connections by BLR for seamless transfer experience
Transfers currently account for around 15% of total passenger traffic at Kempegowda International Airport and are expected to rise to 20% by 2026, as seamless transfers become increasingly important for both passengers and airline network planning.
Postal Department Launches Premium Services With 24-Hour And 48-Hour Delivery Guarantee
New Delhi, Mar 17: The Department of Posts on Tuesday rolled out three premium services, with 24-hour and 48-hour delivery guarantees for urgent and time-sensitive consignments. The services 24 Speed Post, 24 Speed Post Parcel, and 48 Speed Post were launched by Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia. Initially, these services are being rolled out in six cities Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad. The department will utilise dedicated processing and priority air transport to adhere to delivery [] The post Postal Department Launches Premium Services With 24-Hour And 48-Hour Delivery Guarantee appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Railways to run express trains to clear additional rush during Ugadi festival
The trains will halt at Tumakuru, Arsikere, Kadur, Chikjajur, Chitradurga, Rayadurg, Ballari Cantonment, and Tornagallu stations in both directions.
India Post launches its quick `next-day delivery` service; check details
In the first phase, the service will be available in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru and Hyderabad
BMSIT hosts COMPSIF 2026 international conference
A total of 1,557 research papers were submitted from countries including the US, Russia, Japan, Bangladesh, Romania, and India, of which only 89 papers were selected across 12 tracks.
Mumbai Indians Announce Tiered Ticket Sales For Home Matches
Indian Premier League: Mumbai Indians (MI) on Tuesday released the ticket sale schedule for their home matches in the first phase of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026, set to be played from March 28 to April 12. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced the schedule for the first phase of IPL 2026, in which Mumbai will play four matches. They will begin their campaign with a home clash against the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) on March 29 at the iconic Wankhede Stadium, then get on the road for their next two away games against the Delhi Capitals (DC) and Rajasthan Royals (RR). The five-time champions will then return home for a mega rivalry clash against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB). Tickets, available exclusively as M-Tickets on the BookMyShow website and app, will be released in four phases with tiered access. In the first phase, Google Pay users (GPAY UPI) can book tickets from March 19, 12:00 IST to March 21, 12:00 IST. Phase two booking is for MI Gold, Silver, and Junior Members to gain early access, from March 21, 15:00 IST to March 22, 15:00 IST. In the third phase, MI Blue Members and pre-registered BookMyShow users can book from March 22, 17:00 IST to March 23, 17:00 IST, while sales open to the general public from March 23, 18:00 IST onwards as part of the fourth and final phase. The franchise clarified that members must have purchased their membership before 11:59 PM IST on March 19, 2026, to qualify for early access benefits. In the third phase, MI Blue Members and pre-registered BookMyShow users can book from March 22, 17:00 IST to March 23, 17:00 IST, while sales open to the general public from March 23, 18:00 IST onwards as part of the fourth and final phase. Also Read: Live Cricket Score The franchise officially kicked off their training camp on Monday, with veteran Rohit Sharma also uniting with the team ahead of the 19th edition of the cash-rich event. Article Source: IANS
GCCs, flex offices to keep Indias office demand strong in 2026 despite global headwinds: Colliers
India's office market is set for continued strength in 2026. Demand for workspaces and new projects will remain stable. Global Capability Centres and flexible workspaces will drive growth. A shift towards premium, green-certified buildings is also expected. Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, and Hyderabad will lead activity. Vacancy levels are projected to decrease, and rentals are anticipated to rise.
Digital arrest scam exposes how fraudsters use fear and fake authority to steal money, highlighting key warning signs and essential safety steps to protect finances from cybercrime threats.
Who is RCBs pacer Yash Dayals wife, Shweta Pundir? Know about her career, social media fame and more
Royal Challengers Bengaluru pacer Yash Dayal has reportedly married his longtime partner Shweta Pundir in a private ceremony on February 4, 2026. This news comes just weeks before the IPL 2026 season, where Dayal will aim to defend RCB's maiden title.
How food ushers in new beginnings at Ugadi
Author Ratna Rajaiah explores the symbolic and nutritional reasons behind consuming neem and jaggery during this festival
Restaurateur Pravesh Pandeys new restaurant is an Indo-Italian crafthouse in Bengaluru
US Bancorp in talks to lease 650,000 sq ft in Chennai for GCC
US Bancorp is set to establish its first global capability center in India, leasing over 650,000 sq ft in Chennai. The banking giant is also exploring additional space in Bengaluru and Hyderabad, aiming to significantly scale its Indian operations over the next few years.
A city cafe's viral bill, featuring a 'gas crisis charge' for mint lemonades, sparked outrage and humor online. The cafe owner clarified it was a system error due to LPG shortages, stating the customer wasn't actually charged. However, the unusual fee raised questions about its legitimacy and potential violation of consumer laws.
A chartered accountant highlights a critical gap in education, where students excel academically but lack basic financial knowledge. Despite mastering complex subjects, many young adults are unaware of how inflation impacts savings or the benefits of early investing. This financial illiteracy hinders their ability to manage and grow their earnings effectively throughout life.
Wrinkled by war: Bengalurus isthriwalas feel the heat of West Asia conflict
Denied Protection Money, Mechanic Thrashed To Death In Bengaluru
The incident is said to have occurred on Sunday night near Bada Makan road in Wilson Garden.
Just 1,000 LPG cylinders daily for over 1 lakh eateries of Karnataka
LPG crisis: How these Bengaluru kitchens have kept on cooking
Amid push for more industrial parks, many existing KIADB plots lie idle
Man records video of riding bike with 2 women, pays Rs 2k fine
Data from redBus shows steady rise in women travellers from Karnataka
Solo travel by women has increased by 76% compared to 2019, highlighting a strong shift towards independent journeys
Court case on, wait for 1-km link road to NICE gets longer
Bengalurus iconic Hard Rock Caf goes silent as franchise deal ends
Candidates must take learner licence test sans help: RTO
LPG shortage disrupts Bengaluru kitchens
Over 25 eateries in Bengaluru shut down; many turn to wood fires and induction stoves
For SANAM, every Bengaluru show feels like a homecoming
No charges for delivering baby girl at Indi hospital for 1 year
2 Held In Theft On Bus Case, Rs 9-Lakh Gold Recovered
The couple, software engineers working in Bengaluru, were travelling from their native village Kamminenivaripalem in Bapatla district to Bengaluru on September 2, 2025.
Rs 11 cr is collected in Yellamma temple hundi
Plan beautification of space under flyovers: Tushar Giri Nath
Many of the lower portions of major flyovers in the city remain underdeveloped, affecting the citys overall aesthetics, says the Additional Chief Secretary of the Urban Development Department
PG operators complain to GBA, says LPG crisis may push students to return home
Officials from the corporations say that several PG operatorshave reported that they are struggling to cook as LPG cylinders have become difficult toprocure
IPL 2026: Abhishek, Ishan In Race To Captain SRH In Initial Games In Pat Cummins Absence
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: Indias left-handed opener Abhishek Sharma and wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan are in the race to lead Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in their initial matches in their Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 campaign, as regular captain Pat Cummins is unavailable as he is still recovering from a back injury. SRH, the IPL 2016 winners, will begin their IPL 2026 campaign against defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) at the M, Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on March 28. Cummins has not played competitive cricket since the third Ashes Test in Adelaide in December 2025, after being out of action post the tour of West Indies due to a lumbar bone stress injury in his lower back. He was subsequently ruled out of the remaining Ashes matches and the 2026 ICC Men's T20 World Cup due to the same issue. IANS understands that Abhishek and wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan, who were members of the Indian team that won the 2026 Mens T20 World Cup, are in the race to lead SRH in Cummins absence. Kishan, who has been in the SRH camp since the 2025 IPL, captained Jharkhand to winning the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy title in the recent domestic season and has understandably strong credentials to lead the side in Cummins absence. Abhishek, meanwhile, joined SRH ahead of IPL 2019 and has been a mainstay with the side - forming an ultra-attacking opening partnership alongside Australias Travis Head. While the in-form Kishan hit three fifties in Indias triumphant T20 World Cup win, Abhishek finally found mojo to smash a half-century off just 18 balls in the final, which India won by 96 runs. Pat Cummins is recovering from the injury, but he mostly needs to clear his fitness tests, and then he will join the team. He is ready to play, but he has to clear the fitness tests and then join the SRH set-up. As Cummins will take more time, the team management is still deciding if either Ishan or Abhishek will lead SRH. If all goes well, then whoever is the interim SRH captain will attend the IPL 2026 captains and managers meet, to be held on March 25 at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. A customary photoshoot of all ten captains with the tournaments trophy will also be held there, said a source familiar with the matter to IANS on Monday. If Abhishek becomes SRHs captain, this will be the first time he has captained an IPL side, which will also be the case if Kishan gets the leadership armband. But Cummins' absence for the initial IPL 2026 games is a huge blow for SRH. His absence deprives them of having both their leader and their most dependable bowler in what is already considered the side's most vulnerable department, despite having one of the most fearsome batting line-ups in the competition. If Abhishek becomes SRHs captain, this will be the first time he has captained an IPL side, which will also be the case if Kishan gets the leadership armband. But Cummins' absence for the initial IPL 2026 games is a huge blow for SRH. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Uncapped bowling options include Shivang Kumar, Krains Fuletra, Jack Edwards, Sakib Hussain, Onkar Tarmale, Amit Kumar, and Praful Hinge. After the highs of 2024, when they finished as runners-up, SRH misfired throughout the campaign to finish at sixth place in the points table in 2025. Article Source: IANS
Bengaluru guard slits wifes throat after fight
After complaints, GBA extends deadline to file claims, objections to draft voters list to March 20
The draft voters list covers 369 wards across the five city corporations under the GBA
Most encroachments on waqf land by Muslims: Zameer
195 graft cases against senior officials in 41 months: Lokayukta report
Bengaluru court orders man to clear debris blocking neighbours access
Resident Evil Re9uiem review: Two for the price of one?
Players get double bill horror as Resident Evil returns with Grace, a new series character, and other fan favourites in their latest edition
Bengaluru students raise Rs 65 lakh through Kanyathon marathon to support girl education
Speaker adjourns Karnataka Assembly amid ministers absence and unanswered queries
The incident occurred during the ongoing Assembly session in Bengaluru when opposition members raised concerns that ministers were not present in the House and that several questions submitted in advance had not received responses
Ministers push airlines to launch air services to Kalaburagi and Bidar
Karnataka ministers met with airline representatives to explore new flight routes. Discussions focused on connecting Bengaluru with Kalaburagi and Bidar. Airlines are reviewing operational feasibility and commercial viability. Firm proposals for flight timings are expected by March 23. A final decision on these new services will be made soon.
TDP accuses YSRCP of legal terrorism to stall investments in Andhra Pradesh
Party spokesman Neelayapalem Vijay Kumar alleges that the Opposition is obstructing projects such as the proposed Google data centre in Visakhapatnam, hampering the States efforts to compete with regional IT hubs such as Hyderabad and Bengaluru
Hard Rock International ends JSM Corp pact; 10 Hard Rock Cafe outlets to shut
Florida-based Hard Rock International has terminated its franchise agreements with JSM Corporation Pvt Ltd, resulting in the closure of Hard Rock Cafe outlets across 10 locations in India including Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, New Delhi and Pune
Missing persons cases: Karnataka high court seeks compliance report on standing order
North Zone Win JK Bose Inter-Zonal T20 Cricket Trophy, SJAM-1 Claim Table Tennis Title
AC Bali Table Tennis Tournament: North Zone claimed the JK Bose Inter-Zonal T20 Cricket Trophy without losing a single game throughout the tournament, while the Sports Journalists Association of Mumbai (SJAM-1) won the AC Bali Table Tennis Tournament team title at the Sports Journalists Federation of India (SJFI) National Convention's Golden Jubilee celebrations in New Delhi on Monday. North Zone sealed the cricket title with a crushing 10-wicket victory over East Zone at the Roshanara Cricket Ground, with opener Rishabh Singh blazing an unbeaten 87 off 40 balls and captain Akash Rawal finishing unbeaten on 31 as they overhauled East Zone's 135/6 in just 9.5 overs. Rishabh Singh finished as the tournament's leading run-scorer with 289 runs in the competition. East Zone had posted a competitive total on the back of Pranab Shil's explosive 47 not out off 23 balls and an unbeaten 39 from captain Abhishek, but North's batters made light work of the chase. In the other cricket fixture at the Delhi Police Ground, West Zone dismissed South Zone for 97 in 18.5 overs, with Deep Sudhakar taking 4-13 and Taus Rizvi claiming 3-13. West Zone then cruised to victory without loss in 13 overs, with Rizvi contributing an unbeaten 53 and Devendra Pandey remaining not out on 36. In the table tennis event at the Roshanara Club, SJAM-1's Amol Karhadkar and Ashwin Ferro defeated the Delhi Sports Journalists Association's (DSJA-1) trio of Bharat Sharma, Kushan Sarkar, and Norris Pritam to claim the team championship title. Karhadkar also dominated the individual events, winning the men's singles title ahead of Keerthi of the Tamil Nadu Sports Journalists Association, before combining with Ferro to win the men's doubles, with the DSJA pair of Sarkar and Sharma finishing runners-up. Meanwhile, Bengaluru emerged champions in the basketball competition with Indore finishing runners-up, while in the futsal (freekick) event, the Sports Journalists Association of Mumbai-2 (SJAM-2) were crowned champions, and the Sports Journalists Association of Mumbai-1 (SJAM-1) finished runners-up. Brief scores: Meanwhile, Bengaluru emerged champions in the basketball competition with Indore finishing runners-up, while in the futsal (freekick) event, the Sports Journalists Association of Mumbai-2 (SJAM-2) were crowned champions, and the Sports Journalists Association of Mumbai-1 (SJAM-1) finished runners-up. Also Read: Live Cricket Score East Zone 135/6 in 20 overs (Pranab Shil 47 not out, Abhishek 39 not out) lost to North Zone 136/0 in 9.5 overs (Rishabh Singh 87 not out, Akash Rawal 31 not out) by 10 wickets and won the title. Article Source: IANS
Marital harmony cannot erase illegality of child marriage: Karnataka high court
Car hits cop, carries him on bonnet for 4km near Hosur
The arrested man has been identified as Yarap Bhasha, 34, the Kalekunda of Karnataka. The incident happened on Sunday evening when a team from the Hudco police station was checking vehicles.
Karnataka transgender coalition writes open letter to Prime Minister opposingAmendment Bill
The coalition members pointed out that passing the amendment will not only putthe rights of the larger transgender community atrisk, butwill limit the right toself-identificationfor newer generations of transgender persons.
Chinnaswamy Stadium confirmed to host IPL 2026; Karnataka government grants formal clearance
The turning point for the venue came after former Indian pacer from Karnataka Venkatesh Prasad was elected president of the KSCA
Karnataka Govt Approves IPL 2026 Matches at Chinnaswamy Stadium
Karnataka government clears hosting of IPL 2026 matches at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru after safety review. RCB to face Sunrisers Hyderabad in the opening match on March 28.
