A Bengaluru resident has turned to Reddit after receiving a staggering electricity bill of 16,883, questioning whether such charges are typical in the city. The bill, generated through the BESCOM app and payable by February 18, has sparked debate online about what qualifies as normal power consumption in a 3 BHK apartment. Usual usage, unusual amount? The resident explained that four people live in the 3 BHK flat. Their daily electricity usage includes one air conditioner running for about 57 hours, a 650W gaming PC, a small induction cooktop, an air fryer, and four ceiling fans operating through the day. Despite this setup, the user said their monthly bills usually range between 5,000 and 9,000. This sudden spike to nearly 17,000 has left them confused and concerned. Is this high of a bill normal in Bengaluru? by u/Rainy247 in Bengaluru I dont think it should be anywhere near this high, the user wrote, asking fellow Redditors if such a bill is common in Bengaluru and how they could report a possible discrepancy. Reddit reacts: Definitely not normal The post quickly attracted responses from other users who shared their own experiences with electricity expenses in Bengaluru. Indian Techie Shares Glimpses Of Valentine's Day Celebration At Google Ananta In NYC - Video One commenter noted that their family of four pays around 2,000 per month, despite using one AC during summer and running a water motor. Another user suggested that, based on the appliances mentioned, the bill should not exceed 4,000 under normal circumstances. Some also advised the resident to double-check if they were being billed for shared amenities or common building areas. Others suggested keeping a closer eye on flatmates electricity consumption, hinting that unnoticed usage could be contributing to the spike. What could cause such a high electricity bill? In Bengaluru, electricity charges depend on slab rates, which increase as consumption rises. A sharp jump in units consumed, whether due to faulty meters, incorrect readings, or higher-than-usual appliance usage, can significantly inflate the bill. Common reasons for unexpected surges include: -Meter reading errors -Defective appliances drawing excess power -Shared connections with other flats -Water heaters or motors running longer than usual -Crossing into higher tariff slabs Air conditioners and high-performance gaming PCs, in particular, can consume substantial electricity if used consistently.
ISL 2025-26: Focus On Consistency, Defensive Setup As Bengaluru FC Set Tone For The New Season
All India Football Federation: As they get ready for the season that starts on Saturday, former winners Bengaluru FC will continue to emphasise the club's core principles of consistency, defensive organisation, and a proactive attacking approach this season in the Indian Super League (ISL) 2025-26. The league was hurriedly arranged by the All India Football Federation (AIFF) on being prodded by the Supreme Court, as the federation engaged in legal battles over the rights to run the league and broadcast it. The club's preparations over the past weeks have centred on fitness and strengthening on-field chemistry within the squad, the club's top brass informed when Bengaluru FC addressed the media in their Season Opener Press Conference held at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium on Saturday. With this, the club set the tone for their upcoming Indian Super League (ISL) campaign. The players will be focused on the clubs strategic roadmap for the season, highlighting squad preparedness and overall objectives. Head Coach Renedy Singh and forward Ryan Williams spoke about the teams pre-season work, the mindset within the squad, and expectations heading into the opening fixture on 15 February against Sporting Club Delhi. The club emphasised its focus on consistency, defensive organisation, and a proactive attacking approach this season. Preparations over the past weeks have centred on fitness and strengthening on-field chemistry within the squad. Speaking about the teams build-up to the season and the approach going into the campaign, Renedy Singh stressed the importance of balance and focus. The players have worked very hard over the past few weeks and are fully prepared for the challenge ahead. Its a 13-match season, but our focus is on taking it one game at a time, starting from tomorrow. Football is about maintaining the right balance - we want to attack with intent but also defend as a unit. The whole team will contribute in both phases, and thats what I expect from the players, he said on Saturday. Sharing his thoughts on the squad environment and the excitement around the opener, Ryan Williams highlighted the mood within the camp. Theres a real sense of excitement in the group. Weve been waiting a long time to get back out there, especially in front of our fans, at home. The environment within the squad is very positive, and when youre happy and confident off the pitch, it reflects on the performances. Everyone is motivated and ready to give their best from the very first match, said Williams. The press conference also saw discussions around the importance of home support, key fixtures in the season, and the clubs long-term competitive targets. BFC Fixtures -- League Phase: February 2026 15 Feb: Bengaluru FC vs Sporting Club Delhi 7:30 PM (Sree Kanteerava Stadium) 22 Feb: Bengaluru FC vs NorthEast United FC 5:00 PM (Sree Kanteerava Stadium) 27 Feb: Bengaluru FC vs Punjab FC 7:30 PM (Sree Kanteerava Stadium) March 2026 7 Mar: Mohammedan SC vs Bengaluru FC 5:00 PM 14 Mar: Bengaluru FC vs Mohun Bagan Super Giant 7:30 PM (Sree Kanteerava Stadium) 22 Mar: Inter Kashi vs Bengaluru FC 7:30 PM April 2026 4 Apr: FC Goa vs Bengaluru FC 7:30 PM 11 Apr: Bengaluru FC vs Kerala Blasters FC 7:30 PM (Sree Kanteerava Stadium) 16 Apr: East Bengal FC vs Bengaluru FC 7:30 PM 25 Apr: Bengaluru FC vs Mumbai City FC 5:00 PM (Sree Kanteerava Stadium) May 2026 4 May: Odisha FC vs Bengaluru FC 7:30 PM May 2026 Also Read: Live Cricket Score TBD - Chennaiyin FC vs Bengaluru FC TBD Article Source: IANS
NISAR to deliver 100m soil moisture data every 13 days across India: ISRO
Bengaluru, Feb 14: ISRO on Saturday said that NISAR is systematically imaging the Indian landmass in S-and L-bands to deliver high-resolution and wide swath data with a repetivity of 12 days. This data has been effectively utilised to demonstrate the generation of soil-moisture products at a high resolution of 100m, it said. Being a key indicator of crop health, irrigation needs and drought risk, soil-moisture plays a vital role in Indias agriculture and water management, the space agency said. According [] The post NISAR to deliver 100m soil moisture data every 13 days across India: ISRO appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Purva Silversky Hebbagodi South Bangalore - A Premium Residential Landmark
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], February 14: Purva Silversky is one of the biggest launch in Hebbagodi, South Bangalore. Purvankara builder has been in to real estate since last three decades delivering top quality gated community apartments all across South India. Purva Silversky is a perfect blend of connectivity, comfort and luxury. Normally with other builders, the standard UDS is around 20-25% while with this particular community, you are getting 45% UDS which gives you low density living.
Six students who were on an early morning joyride in an XUV without informing their families died in a horrific multi-vehicle accident after the SUV rammed a bike. The driver allegedly lost control of the vehicle, which then rammed into a canter truck, resulting in a fatal chain collision. The speed of the SUV was reportedly 150-160 kmph and the accident occurred on the HoskoteDabaspet National Highway.
ATP Delhi Open: Davis Cupper Karan Singh, Manas Dhamne Get Singles' Wildcards
The Delhi Lawn Tennis Association: Karan Singh and Manas Dhamne have been awarded main draw wild cards for the upcoming Delhi Open, which begins on February 16 at the DLTA Complex. The Delhi Lawn Tennis Association (DLTA) also confirmed a main draw wild card for Digvijay Pratap Singh, along with four qualifying singles wild cards for the tournament. Karan Singhs inclusion comes on the back of his role in Indias victorious Davis Cup tie against the Netherlands in Bengaluru. His wild card reflects both his contribution to the national teams recent success and his consistent performances on the professional circuit. Meanwhile, 18-year-old Manas Dhamne, widely regarded as one of the brightest young prospects in Indian tennis, continues to impress with his rapid development and growing competitive maturity. The Delhi Open presents another valuable opportunity for the teenager to test himself against higher-ranked opposition and gain crucial experience at this level. Digvijay Pratap Singh, who was a reserve member of Indias Davis Cup squad during the recent tie, has also been rewarded with a main draw wild card. His selection recognises his role within the team environment and his steadily rising stature on the domestic circuit. Commenting on the selections, DLTA president Rohit Rajpal said they reflect both recognition of recent contributions and a long-term investment in Indian tennis. Karan Singh and Digvijay Pratap Singh played important roles in the recent Davis Cup campaign, and this wild card is a recognition of their contribution to the teams success. Manas Dhamne is one of the most exciting young talents in the country today, and it is important that we provide him with opportunities at events like the Delhi Open to help him grow and gain valuable experience at a higher level, Rajpal said. Commenting on the selections, DLTA president Rohit Rajpal said they reflect both recognition of recent contributions and a long-term investment in Indian tennis. Also Read: Live Cricket Score The Delhi Open continues to serve as a key platform for Indian players to compete against strong international fields while earning valuable ranking points and match experience, with main draw action set to begin on February 16 at the DLTA Complex. Article Source: IANS
Nothing turns community energy into retail reality with Bengaluru flagship
Nothings first Indian flagship in Bengaluru is less a store and more a statement a physical extension of its transparent design philosophy and cult-like community culture, underscoring just how central India is to the brands global ambitions.
Nothing opens 5,000 sq ft flagship store in Bengaluru; eyes deeper India push
The opening comes as Nothing continues to expand its global retail presence following its Soho, London store, with additional flagship outlets planned in cities such as New York and Tokyo.
Mortal remains of Bengaluru techie shot dead in Canada to reach India on February 16
The body of Chandan Kumar, a 37-year-old Indian IT professional tragically shot in Toronto, Canada, is set to arrive in Bengaluru on February 16. BJP MP K Sudhakar confirmed the repatriation efforts, expressing gratitude to the Ministry of External Affairs and Indian officials for their swift action in bringing the mortal remains home.
Watch: Rahul Dravid gets stand named after him at Chinnaswamy stadium in Bengaluru
Nothings first flagship retail store in India goes live in Bengaluru
The London-based consumer technology company will sell Nothing and CMF products alongside official Nothing merchandise, including apparel, at the store
CANEUS to Set Up a 250 Acre Campus to Boost Deep Tech Startups in Aerospace and Defence
Signed MoU with Government of Maharashtra for this incubator facility in Navi Mumbai Will Establish Worlds First Global Mid-TRL Innovation Acceleration and Skilling Institute Plans for hubs in other major tech hubs in India such as Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Pune CANEUS International, in partnership with the Government of Maharashtra (India) recently announced plans to establish the worlds first dedicated Mid-TRL (Technology Readiness Level 46) Institute in Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). The MoU was signed in the presence of Chief Minister of Maharashtra Shri Devendra Fadnavis and Dr. Milind Pimprikar of CANEUS International. The proposed institute will focus on Mid-TRL Innovation, Acceleration and Skilling in frontier technologies-Aerospace, Space, Energy and Deeptech. CANEUS International is a leading global organisation accelerating next-generation systems since 2000. Shri Devendra Fadnavis, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Maharashtra; Dr. Milind Pimprikar, Chairman, CANEUS International and Shri Binoay B, Chief Strategist, CANEUS International At the signing of the MoU at WEF Davos, Switzerland, the Honble Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Shri Devendra Fadnavis , reaffirmed the States strong commitment to the global investor community. He emphasized, Maharashtra is well equipped and proud to partner with CANEUS International to pioneer the creation of innovation centres across dynamic sectors, frontier technologies, and aerospace. The State takes pride in partnering with this prestigious institute near Mumbai - the commercial capital of India and the worlds fourth-largest economy - perfectly aligning with Maharashtras aspirations to scale its innovation ecosystem globally. According to Dr. Milind Pimprikar , Chairman of CANEUS International, This world-first Mid-TRL Innovation Acceleration Institute will bridge the valley of death by advancing TRL 46 innovations through rapid prototyping, systems integration, validation, and flight/field trials, taking breakthroughs from lab to qualification and early production for real-world deployment and global competitiveness. The Institute will be located in an integrated, purpose-built ecosystem in Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), spread over a sprawling 10 million square feet supporting global collaboration, mission stakeholder engagement, and industry partnerships at scale. Designed as a global skilling and capability-building engine, the Institute will be developed in collaboration with OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, regulators, research institutions and centres of excellence, ensuring that skilling pathways are aligned with real-world industry requirements in mission-critical sectors. Dr. Pimprikar noted that the institute would be a true game changer, serving as a powerful magnet to attract global aerospace conglomerates to India. The initiative will strengthen talent pipelines for advanced manufacturing and high-reliability systems, enabling the workforce to meet the demands of aerospace, space, energy and deep-tech ecosystems. The Institute will also address a critical global gap in frontier technology programmes: system integration readiness. This capability is essential for aerospace and space missions, where reliability, qualification, and deployment readiness are mission-critical and cannot be compromised. Dr. Pimprikar also expressed appreciation for the dynamic team within the Government of Maharashtra for their exceptional support and commitment.Maharashtra already stands as a leading investment destination, with one of the highest Ease of Doing Business rankings in India for FDI inflows. The institute is envisioned as a key catalyst for the Viksit Maharashtra 2047 vision and its ambition to become a trillion-dollar economy, in alignment with the forward-looking objectives of MIISP 2025 (Maharashtra Industries, Investment & Services Policy). The partnership strongly aligns with the Government of Maharashtras increasing emphasis on industry-aligned skilling through publicprivate partnerships (PPP), building demand-driven training programs, strengthening institutional capacity, and creating workforce pathways that directly support emerging and strategic sectors. About CANEUS International CANEUS International, Canada, founded in 2000, is a pioneering global organisation that brings together industry, research institutions, centres of excellence, and mission stakeholders to validate, integrate and scale next-generation systems. CANEUS enables end-user-driven consortia, testbeds, pilots and systems integration to accelerate high-impact innovations toward deployment. For inquiries, contact: Dr. Milind Pimprikar, Chairman | mp@caneus.org | +1 (514) 664-2079 Mr. Binoay B, Chief Strategist | binoay.b@caneus.org | +91 7400030896 www.caneus.org .
Bengaluru shocker: CCTV trail leads cops to kidnapped child; accused held
In a dramatic turn of events, Tumakuru police successfully resolved a chilling child abduction case originating from Sira. Surveillance cameras positioned near a local temple and bus stand provided crucial evidence, capturing the suspects, Shanta Mary and A Narasaiah, with the sleeping infant. Following Narasaiah's confession, authorities located and rescued the baby from Marys residence.
A tragic accident occurred near Kambalipura Gate. A speeding SUV collided with a bike and then a truck. Seven lives were lost, including six students and a bike rider. The SUV was severely damaged. Another car later hit debris from the crash. The incident happened early Friday morning.
A six-year-old girl tragically lost two fingers in a school accident near Tumakuru. Allegations suggest teachers delayed medical attention and disposed of the severed digits, hindering potential reattachment. Parents filed a complaint, leading to an FIR against school staff for negligence and insensitivity in handling the emergency.
Caged leopard claws caretaker at Bannerghatta Biological Park in Bengaluru
Last date to apply for UGCET extended till Feb 22: Karnataka Examinations Authority
Smart travel: Soon, Shakti card to enable womens travel on buses and Metro in Bengaluru
Fake email tries to stop army firemans recruitment in Bengaluru
Woman murders mom for Rs 40 lakh in Karnataka, stages it as heart attack
A brother's suspicion of bloodstains on his sister's face, despite a reported heart attack, led to the unraveling of a chilling murder. Police arrested the sister's daughter and son-in-law, who allegedly confessed to smothering her to death for Rs 40 lakh.
2 foreigners attempt to draw graffiti on Bengaluru Metro coaches, flee
Bengaluru doctor fights legal battle to donate kidney to unrelated patient
Six Bengaluru boys met a tragic end in a pre-dawn car crash, leaving grieving families in shock. Parents, believing their sons were studying, were unaware of a secret late-night outing. The devastating news arrived via police calls, shattering their trust and revealing a joyride that ended in tragedy.
Bengaluru accident: Familys breadwinner taken away in early-morning tragedy
Bengaluru Advocate Suspects 'Vehicles Fitness Certificates Scam In Karnataka, Demands Inquiry
While, a physical inspection is required under the provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989, the advocate alleged that issuance of Fitness Certificates by Inspectors of Motor Vehicles is mandatory but these Inspectors of Motor Vehicles allegedly issued issued fitness certificates mechanically without a physical examination of the vehicles.
The Galactic Standard: How SUYUG Infra is Engineering a New Real Estate Benchmark in Bengaluru
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], February 13: In the competitive landscape of Bengaluru's real estate, where technical specifications often blur into a sea of sameness, SUYUG Infra is carving out a niche through a philosophy they call Responsible Luxury. By moving beyond traditional brochures and price-war marketing, the developer has positioned itself as an industry disruptor, claiming a new gold standard for the city: the 'Best Homes in the Galaxy.'
Ive always found joy in connecting people through ideas and experiences: Ravichandar V
U.S. retail chain 7-Eleven expands its only Global Solution Centre in the world in Bengaluru
Bengaluru now represents a critical node in 7-Elevens global ecosystem, leveraging deep technical expertise and innovation capabilities to build end-to-end digital, data, and operational platforms
From 100 to 2,000: Women take the drivers seat in Bengalurus autorickshaws
Veteran director Joe Simon dies of cardiac arrest at film chamber meet in Bengaluru
Ageing dams a national security concern, says Siddaramaiah
After 58 years, Bangalore Turf Club finally agrees to shift from city centre
From health to excise: CMO calls viral transfer note fake, orders probe
Police book case over fake transfer recommendation issued in CMs name
Two absconding accused secured from Bengaluru
HMT Bhavan bus stop emerges as new traffic choke point after Bengalurus Hebbal flyover
Seven persons killed in pile-up near Bengaluru
A preliminary probe revealed that the two-wheeler rider and all six occupants of the XUV died on the spot
St. Josephs University marks scholarship day
Bengaluru resident arrested for derogatory comment
Meat shops, slaughterhouses in Bengaluru to remain closed February 15 for Mahashivratri
Bengaluru authorities have prohibited animal slaughter and meat sales on Mahashivratri, February 15th, impacting slaughterhouses and online deliveries. Violators face penalties. This follows similar bans in Ayodhya, Hyderabad, and Odisha, underscoring the festival's religious significance and the authorities' commitment to enforcing these restrictions across various platforms.
Extension of special trains between Bengaluru and Danapur
Happyyou 24|7 Offers Holistic E-Mental Health for a Healthier India
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], February 13: Happyyou 24/7, a digital mental health initiative by Basilmind Private Limited, provides round-the-clock access to mental health services through an online platform. Established in 2020, the platform delivers therapy, psychiatric care, sexual health support, and wellness programs aimed at addressing mental health needs across different age groups and life stages.
Government Dental College and Research Institute modernisation begins
6 Students Among 7 Dead In SUVTruck Crash On Bengaluru Highway
Bengaluru: Seven students, six of them on a late night jolly drive in an SUV were killed on the spot in the early hours on Friday, when the SUV they were travelling hit a bike first and a canter goods carrier. While all the three vehicles are completely mangled, the driver and the cleaner of the canter have been treated in a hospital near Hoskote in the outskirts of Bengaluru. The deceased have been identified as Gagan (23), who was riding a motorcycle and six occupants of the SUV including Ashwin, Ahan, Ayan, Ali, Bharath and Ishan. They are of the age group between 17 and 22 and are said to be from Kerala. All the six were students of RV college and CMR college and were living in Kothanur According to police, the incident took place at around 3.30 am. Gagan, who was riding the bike, was a resident of M Sathyavara village on Hoskote-Dabaspet highway. Along with his studies, Gagan was working at HOPCOMS in the morning hours to support the family also. Karnataka Power Tussle: Siddaramaiah Camp MLAs Convert Foreign Tour Into Private Visit After Row Also Watch: Meanwhile, the six students on a Mahindra XUV 700 were on a jolly drive on the same highway. The speeding vehicle knocked Gagan down, throwing him across the highway and killing him on the spot. The SUV driver lost control over the vehicle and the vehicle jumped across the highway divider and crashed head on to the oncoming truck. Both the truck and the SUV were completely smashed due to the impact and only the mangled remains of the vehicles were seen on the road. While all the six in the SUIV killed on the spot, the driver and cleaner of the truck were shifted to a nearby hospital.
Air India Flew Plane 8 Times Without Airworthiness Permit, Fined Rs 1 Crore
In its order imposing the fine, the DGCA observed that the Airbus A320 aircraft was flown on multiple sectors, including flights connecting New Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad.
Singapore-based flex space provider Just Co enters Indian market
Gurugram and Bengaluru among first centres as Singapore-based firm launches super-premium workspaces under The Collective brand
What Is Schizophrenia? Disorder Linked To Bengaluru Techie Who Killed Parents
Doctors have diagnosed him with schizophrenia, and the court directed that he be sent to Nimhans for medical fitness certification before custodial interrogation can be granted.
Bengaluru's housing market is changing rapidly. The Rs 1 crore home is no longer a luxury but a starting point. Many middle-class buyers are priced out as property rates increase. Demand is high, but new homes are fewer. Developers focus on expensive projects. Buyers now prioritize commute time and reliable builders. High rents also push people towards buying.
DGCA Imposes Rs 1 Crore Penalty On Air India For Flying Airbus Without Airworthiness Permit
An Airbus A320 flew passengers between New Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad on November 24 to 25 without the mandatory Airworthiness Review Certificate.
Mumbai, Feb 13: As air pollution continues to choke major Indian metros, new research reveals a worrying truth about how our lungs react to polluted air. A study by the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, focusing on cities like Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru, shows that producing more mucus the bodys natural defence may actually reduce protection instead of improving it. This can lead to breathing problems, asthma attacks and other serious respiratory issues. The study, conducted by Swarnaditya Hazra and Professor Jason R. Picardo and published in the Journal of Fluid Mechanics, focuses on the middle airways the branching tubes between the windpipe and the tiny air sacs of the lungs. Uneven mucus distribution Normally, when pollutants or allergens enter the lungs, the airways release mucus to trap harmful particles. However, the IIT Bombay team found that when the amount of mucus increases, it does not spread evenly as expected. Instead, because of surface tension, the mucus gathers into narrow, ring-like humps along the airway walls. These humps are deeper but narrower, leaving large areas of the airway wall exposed. Our work shows that the mucus coating becomes more patchy as its volume increases, Professor Picardo said, adding that the finding is counterintuitive. The researchers had predicted this result using mathematical theory before confirming it through computer simulations. They found that surface tension pulls the mucus into concentrated humps instead of allowing it to form a smooth protective layer. Health implications This has serious health implications. Urban soot particles are extremely small, often thousands of times thinner than a human hair. These tiny particles move randomly in the air and can easily settle on any exposed part of the airway wall. When excess mucus creates patchy areas, it leaves parts of the lungs unprotected, allowing particles to deposit deeper inside and potentially trigger asthma attacks, said Professor Picardo. The study also explains why asthma can worsen quickly. When a person with asthma inhales an allergen, the body responds by producing more mucus. According to the findings, this extra mucus forms humps that expose more of the airway wall, allowing more allergens to settle and further increase the allergic reaction. The researchers also studied how particles of different sizes behave inside the lungs. Large particles tend to crash into the front of the mucus humps and get trapped. Very small particles drift and settle in exposed areas. Particles of medium size, however, can sometimes move past the humps and escape the lungs natural defences. Implications for treatment The findings could also help improve inhaled medicines. Most drug research focuses on the nose or the air sacs, but the middle airways are not well understood. By understanding how mucus humps affect where particles land, scientists may be able to design drug particles that reach specific parts of the lungs more effectively, said Professor Picardo. Also Watch: Mumbai News: Rising Air Pollution Reshapes Office Design As Developers Prioritise Health And Sustainability While more research is needed, the study provides a clear physical explanation for why some asthma attacks become severe so quickly, especially in polluted environments. For millions breathing polluted air every day, the research highlights a troubling reality: more mucus does not always mean better protection and, in some cases, it may make the lungs more vulnerable. To get details on exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai & surrounding regions, do visit: https://budgetproperties.in/
Seven dead in pile-up at Hoskote
6 Bengaluru Students Sneak Out For Joyride, None Survive Horrific Crash
The tragedy occurred on the Hoskote-Dabaspete National Highway when a speeding Mahindra XUV 700, with a group of students on an early morning joyride, triggered a chain collision involving a motorcycle and a Canter truck.
Tribals of Nagarahole call for continuing safari ban, condemn International Big Cat Alliance
The adivasis allege that the forest department has been clearing grasslands and trees to improve animal sighting, forcing the animals to move and eventually wander into human habitations.
Big relief for IPL fans: Karnataka government allows matches in Bengaluru
The Karnataka government has agreed to allow the Indian Premier League (IPL) matches at Chinnaswamy stadium with certain conditions.
I always live with hope, confidence; time will answer: D K Shivakumar on leadership issue
Bengaluru: Karnataka Deputy CM D K Shivakumar, who returned from New Delhi after meeting the Congress high command amid the leadership tussle in the state, on Friday, February 13, said he lives with hope and confidence and that there will always be fruit for the efforts made. He also reiterated that time will answer, in 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 .
Power Cuts On Feb 14 In Bengaluru, Check If Your Area Is Affected
Power supply will also be disrupted across parts of Mysore Road, Shamanna Garden, Pipeline Road, New and Old Guddadahalli, Kuvempu Nagar and nearby stretches.
IPL cleared for Chinnaswamy stadium: Parameshwara
Bengaluru's M Chinnaswamy Stadium will host IPL matches. The Karnataka government has given in-principle approval. This comes after a stampede incident last year. The Karnataka State Cricket Association must meet safety recommendations. A committee will oversee match conduct. Increased police personnel will be deployed. Future celebrations at the venue will be decided separately.
BPL Patients Can Get Free Treatment At These 4 Private Hospitals In Bengaluru
Long queues for surgeries and specialist care often force patients to wait for extended periods. Direct entry into reputed private teaching hospitals is expected to help patients.
Bengaluru FC picks Radisson hotel as official hotel partner for ISL season
Bengaluru FC has announced a new partnership with Radisson Hotel Group. Radisson will serve as the club's Official Hotel Partner for the upcoming Indian Super League season. This collaboration aims to enhance player preparation and wellbeing. It will also manage travel and accommodation logistics for the team. The partnership signifies the growing importance of hospitality in modern sports.
BWSSB Lists 448 Water-Critical Areas In Bengaluru: Check If Yours Is On The List
To streamline operations, 21 tanker-based Cauvery Connect centres and 91 filling points have been prepared. Additionally, 196 RO plants will be regularly replenished.
St Josephs University, Bengaluru
Tech crash rub off! Prestige Estates, Brigade Enterprises, other realty stocks slide up to 4%
Real estate stocks, particularly those exposed to Bengaluru, saw a significant plunge of up to 4% on Friday. This sell-off is driven by investor concerns over potential AI disruption in the IT sector, which could negatively impact demand for property.
What explains Bengaluru Metros annual fare hike? | Decode Karnataka
The Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. (BMRCL) has put on hold the implementation of the proposed annual fare revision for Namma Metro, which was scheduled to come into effect on February 9, 2026.
Puravankara posts 58 crore net profit in Q3FY26, revenue up 231%
Bengaluru-based developer swings to profit in Q3FY26 on improved execution, timely project deliveries and stronger cash flows; revenue rises over 231 per cent year-on-year
Race Course Shift To Kunigal: What Happens To Bengalurus 83-Acre Green Space?
The Bangalore Turf Club was formally established in 1920, and the race course evolved into one of Indias prominent racing venues.
Coffee economy in focus as Bengaluru hosts IICF 2026
Specialty coffee takes spotlight as India shifts to quality led coffee growth
Apple to open 6th store in India at Borivali on Feb 26
NEW DELHI, Feb 13: iPhone maker Apple has unveiled the barricade for its upcoming Apple Borivali store, which will be its sixth store in India and second in Mumbai, the company said on Friday. The company opened its first store in Mumbai and second store in Delhi in April, 2023. It continued expansion with the opening of three stores in 2025Apple Hebbal in Bengaluru and Apple Koregaon Park in Pune, and more recently at Apple Noida. Apple Borivali opens Thursday, [] The post Apple to open 6th store in India at Borivali on Feb 26 appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
From watching MS Dhoni's World Cup-winning six in USA to watching a Test match at Chinnaswamy to representing Karnataka U-16 to clearing the ropes at the Wankhede Stadium in the T20 World Cup, Sanjay Krishnamurthys journey is monumental. Balancing a Computer Science degree with franchise cricket, the USA batter is one for the future and even R Ashwin says so.
Apple to open its sixth India store at Borivali, Mumbai
Featuring the distinctive peacock-inspired visual identity first introduced at the September 2025 openings of Apple Hebbal in Bengaluru, the design signals confidence, detail, and a sense of arrival, seen through Apples lens of creativity
Youth vocal concert in Bengaluru on February 15
The programme will commence at 4 p.m. with a vocal duet by S. Aishwarya and S. Saundarya
Disruption in power supply in parts of south Bengaluru on February 14
Bescom is undertaking quarterly maintenance of 11 kV switchgears and the 11 kV bus
Seven persons killed in multi-vehicle collision near Bengaluru in Karnataka
Six occupants of the SUV and the motorcycle rider died on the spot, police said
Horrific pile-up on Bengaluru ring road: Students among 7 dead after multi-vehicle collision
A devastating multi-vehicle collision near Sathyawara on Bengaluru's Hoskote-Dabaspet STRR has claimed at least seven lives. The crash, involving a truck, two SUVs, and a motorcycle, left one SUV severely mangled, trapping occupants. Rescue teams are working to free those caught in the wreckage.
A 33-year-old software engineer has been sent for psychiatric evaluation after allegedly stabbing his parents to death in their Bengaluru villa. The accused, Rohan Bhat, appeared mentally unstable and made contradictory statements, leading to his referral to NIMHANS for assessment. The victims, former merchant navy captain Naveen Chandra and dentist Shyamala, were found with multiple stab wounds.
After Karnataka cabinet nod, cricket set to return to M Chinnaswamy Stadium for IPL matches
Cricket will return to M Chinnaswamy Stadium for IPL matches after the state cabinet approved the resumption. This follows a recommendation from an expert committee and a conditional nod from the home department. The decision paves the way for Royal Challengers Bengaluru to host their home games.
Ulsoor Lake killing: CID arrests BJP MLA Basavaraja, advocate Ajit at Bengaluru airport
Nearly seven months after a rowdy-sheeter's murder, the CID has arrested KR Pura BJP legislator BA Basavaraja and an advocate, Ajit. The arrests were made at Kempegowda International Airport upon their arrival from Ahmedabad. Both accused will be produced in court tomorrow.
How Indira Canteens lost flavour among patrons in Bengaluru
A flagship programme of the Congress government in Karnataka to provide affordable and regular meals for all, Indira Canteens today are a shadow of their former glorious selves despite repeated promises of revival, writes Rishita Khanna
Karnataka Cabinet Okays IPL Matches at Chinnaswamy Stadium
Cricket matches have remained suspended at the stadium after celebrations marking Royal Challengers Bengaluru's (RCB) maiden IPL title win in June 2025 ended in tragedy
A software engineer, Rohan Bhat, arrested for allegedly murdering his parents in Bengaluru, is now undergoing psychiatric evaluation at Nimhans. Police suspect schizophrenia, as Rohan's statements about the motive are contradictory. The couple had recently returned from a trip. Neighbours found the parents with multiple stab wounds.
Lokayukta sleuths conducts raids on four govt officials in disproportionate assets cases
Karnataka high court increases relief, says cant blame car drivers negligence for accident
Bengaluru stops to smell the rosesthis Valentines Day
Greater Bengaluru Authority plans to allow boating in 10 lakes
Property manager arrested for driving MUV with man on bonnet in Bengaluru
Beyond the classroom: Bengaluru schools help ease exam stress on students
1.7kg charas hidden in candy packets seized at Bengaluru airport
Karnataka high court directs government to create municipal trust property management system
At 14 degrees, Bengaluru sees dip in night temp
