'Ramayana' BO collection: Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, Sai Pallavi starrer touches Rs 210 cr net
Ramayana: Part I continues to shine at the box office with stellar collections on its first Sunday, amassing Rs. 194.39 crore in just four days. The film saw attendance grow from 35.9% in the morning to 39% in the afternoon. Key cities like Bengaluru and Mumbai in Karnataka and Maharashtra are propelling its success, with total earnings expected to rise due to Diwali celebrations and evening engagements.
Karnataka, Uber discuss passenger safety, regulatory issues and urban transport
Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge recently met with the Uber India Public Policy team to discuss urban mobility. The discussions emphasized passenger safety, regulatory issues, and improvements in urban commuting services. Kharge mentioned that further engagement with ride-hailing platforms will enhance public transportation. Additionally, initiatives like the Bengaluru Urban Mobility Mission are underway to address traffic management and safety.
InMobi said the arrangement was part of its commitment to the Bengaluru city, where it began its journey and subsequently expanded its global operations.
22, 24 carat Gold prices remain steady across metro cities on November 8
A major national controversy has erupted over E20 petrol in India following claims by the Karnataka government that several fuel pumps in the state are dispensing petrol with ethanol content as high as 31.2%, far exceeding the legally mandated 20% limit. The state government initiated random sample testing across multiple districtsincluding Bengaluru, Kolar, Chikkaballapur, Bengaluru [] The post E20 Fuel Controversy: Karnataka Investigation Claims Ethanol Blending Touches 31%, Oil Companies Strongly Refute appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
1,100 passengers vs 15,000 commuters: Bengaluru-Goa Vande Bharat may disrupt schedules of 13 trains
The proposed Bengaluru-Goa Vande Bharat Express could affect the schedules of 13 existing trains, inconveniencing nearly 15,000 regular passengers. The new service is expected to offer faster, more comfortable travel, but its priority through the ghat section may lead to delays and revised timings.
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A Bengaluru-Lucknow IndiGo flight was forced to return to the Kempegowda International Airport after a handwritten note threatening a hijacking was found inside the aircraft's toilet. The flight, 6E451, which took off from Bengaluru at 5:50 pm with 178 passengers on board, was mid-air when a passenger spotted the note in the toilet.
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J&K moves to build GCC ecosystem, constitutes apex committee to attract investors
Srinagar, Nov 7:Jammu and Kashmirs ambition to emerge as a destination for Global Capability Centres (GCCs) has entered a new phase with the Government constituting a high-level apex committee to attract investments, identify prospective companies and prepare a time-bound action plan for developing the sector. The move follows the two-day J&K GCC Summit held at the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Jammu on October 9 and 10, which brought together policymakers, industry representatives, technology experts and academic institutions to explore the regions potential in the rapidly expanding global services industry. The General Administration Department, through Government Order No. 1683-JK(GAD) of 2026 dated October 28, constituted the apex committee under the chairmanship of NIIT Chairman Rajendra Singh Pawar. The committee includes the Administrative Secretaries of the Information Technology and Labour and Employment departments, Directors of IIM Jammu and IIT Jammu, a NASSCOM representative and the Chief Executive Officer of the Centre for Innovation and Transformation in Governance (CITaG), who will function as its secretary. The committee has been mandated to identify prospective companies, GCC operators and technology firms and facilitate engagement with them to explore opportunities for establishing centres in J&K. Significantly, its responsibilities extend beyond investment promotion. It will prepare and oversee a time-bound action plan specifying priority interventions, expected outcomes, institutional responsibilities and measurable targets. It will also examine policy, regulatory and infrastructure requirements and recommend measures to address bottlenecks affecting the establishment and expansion of GCCs. The constitution of the committee provides an institutional mechanism for pursuing the GCC agenda. However, the larger challenge will be translating the initiative into actual investment, operational centres and sustainable employment. From summit discussions to an implementation roadmap The IIM Jammu summit brought the issue of GCC development into a structured government-industry discussion, with six major themes covering the global GCC landscape, policy enablement, talent and workforce development, technology and innovation, investment and growth, and a roadmap for Jammu and Kashmir. The discussions placed particular emphasis on the need for closer coordination between government, industry and educational institutions. While the Government has identified several sectors for GCC development, including artificial intelligence, data analytics, cybersecurity, software and product engineering, financial and business services, and research and development, the availability of reliable infrastructure will remain critical. Global Capability Centres increasingly undertake complex functions for multinational companies, including technology development, financial operations, analytics, cybersecurity and research. Their requirements extend well beyond conventional office accommodation. Reliable power supply, high-speed connectivity, data security, business continuity arrangements, transport facilities and suitable office infrastructure are essential for companies operating across international time zones. A September 2026 report by Moneycontrol, citing research by 3AI QuantX, highlighted infrastructure and specialised talent shortages as two major obstacles to the expansion of GCCs into Tier-II cities. The report estimated a 20-25 percent gap in advanced artificial intelligence and data roles, with shortages in specialised areas such as MLOps, LLMOps and agentic AI. It also pointed to the importance of housing, commuting and social infrastructure in attracting and retaining skilled employees. These challenges are relevant to J&K, where the development of a GCC ecosystem will require more than financial incentives. The availability of plug-and-play office space is another immediate concern. As highlighted in the earlier assessment of J&Ks IT infrastructure, the proposed IT park in the Kashmir division has not yet reached the stage where companies can access ready-to-use commercial office space. For an investor evaluating multiple locations, the ability to commence operations within a predictable timeframe can be as important as the cost of setting up a centre. Universities and industry must work together The Governments apex committee has also been tasked with coordinating with academic institutions, NASSCOM and other stakeholders to align educational programmes and skill-development initiatives with industry requirements. This is particularly important because the nature of GCC employment is changing. Companies are increasingly moving towards artificial intelligence, cloud computing, data engineering, cybersecurity and product development rather than limiting their Indian operations to routine back-office functions. The summit also witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between IIM Jammu and KPMG Advisory Services Private Limited to strengthen industry-academia engagement through academic programmes, executive education, research, consultancy and skill development. Such collaborations could help bridge the gap between academic qualifications and the competencies required by multinational companies. However, their effectiveness will depend on whether training programmes are designed around actual industry requirements, accompanied by internships, practical exposure and employment pathways. Indias GCC industry has expanded into a major employment and services segment. The Nasscom-Zinnov FY26 landscape estimates cited in the first part of this series put the countrys GCC count at 2,117, with a workforce of 2.36 million and annual revenue of $98.4 billion. Although the established metropolitan centres continue to dominate the sector, the growing interest in Tier-II locations provides an opportunity for regions such as Jammu and Kashmir to attract a share of future expansion. For J&K, the immediate priority should be to convert the newly constituted committees mandate into measurable deliverables: identifying potential investors, assessing infrastructure requirements, establishing industry-linked training programmes and creating a predictable approval mechanism. The region does not necessarily need to compete with Bengaluru or Hyderabad by replicating their entire technology ecosystems. It can instead build on specialised delivery capabilities, remote operations and partnerships with established GCC operators before moving towards larger independent centres. The apex committee now provides a formal platform to coordinate this effort. Its success, however, will ultimately be judged not by the number of meetings held or proposals discussed, but by the number of companies that establish operations, the quality of jobs created and the extent to which local talent becomes part of the global technology and services economy.
Duplicate IDs found, Karnataka CEO admits lapses in SIR
Hijack hoax forces flight back to Bengaluru
Four young men on Saturday (November 7, 2026), from Bengaluru, travelled about 2,200 km riding on an old auto-rickshaw to reach Areraj town, in East Champaran
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Two college students die as motorcycle rams flyover wall
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Bengaluru Metro conducts trial run of Blue Line train at Byappanahalli depot
On flight 6E451 from Bengaluru to Lucknow, a passenger spotted the handwritten threat note in the aircraft's toilet and alerted the crew.
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'Plane will be hijacked': Note found in toilet triggers mid-air scare on IndiGo flight
Passengers aboard IndiGo flight 6E 451 from Bengaluru to Lucknow experienced panic after a hijack threat note was found. The note was discovered in the aircraft toilet around thirty minutes after take-off, prompting immediate action. Cabin crew alerted the pilot, who decided to return to the Kempegowda International Airport for security checks. Security agencies conducted a thorough search, declaring the threat a hoax after ninety minutes.
Full emergency at Bengaluru Airport over IndiGo flight hijack threat
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Bengaluru-Goa Vande Bharat May Disrupt Schedules Of 13 Trains, Affect 15,000 Passengers
The proposed Yeshwantpur-Madgaon Vande Bharat Express could trigger timetable changes across 13 train services, potentially affecting nearly 15,000 regular passengers along the Western Ghats corridor.
Rajajingar murders: How did the accused transport bodies across locations without being intercepted?
Neither a patrolling vehicle nor a checkpoint intercepted or caught the accused Indushekhar even as he crossed State borders
Nigerian national held in Kerala after Gujarat Police follow WhatsApp trail in drug case
Digital Desk | Ahmedabad, Nov 7 (IANS) The Ahmedabad City Police have arrested a 36-year-old Nigerian national from Kerala for allegedly arranging a consignment of 1.85 kg of mephedrone seized in Ahmedabad in September, taking the investigation to the suspected main supplier in an interstate drug trafficking network. The accused, identified as Charles alias Frank Ofudile, was arrested from Kottiyam in Kollam district of Kerala following technical analysis and inputs from human intelligence. He is a native of Onitsha in Anambra State of Nigeria, and was reportedly residing near Banaswadi Fire Station in Bengaluru. The case dates back to September 17, when the Naroda police arrested a 24-year-old man, identified as Nikhilesh Krishnappa, near Chamunda Tyre shop close to Nana Chiloda Circle in Ahmedabad. The police recovered 1,850 grams of mephedrone, valued at Rs 55.5 lakh, and a mobile phone worth Rs 5,000 from his possession. The total value of the seized items was Rs 55.55 lakh. During the investigation, the police learnt that the consignment was intended for delivery in Bengaluru. Acting on information received through WhatsApp, a police team was sent to the city, where it kept surveillance on the suspected recipients. On September 19, the team arrested another accused, Vishal, 28, who had allegedly arrived to collect the drug consignment. He is originally from East Khasi Hills district in Meghalaya and was residing in Ramamurthy Nagar of Bengaluru. Further investigation revealed that the consignment had been ordered by a Nigerian national named Frank. The police traced his WhatsApp number and identified him as Charles alias Frank Ofudile. Naroda Police Station's surveillance sub-inspector V R Chaudhary examined the case records and conducted technical analysis, with the help of human intelligence, to trace and arrest the accused in Kerala. Police records also show that Ofudile was named in an earlier case registered at Nadakkavu Police Station in Kozhikode City, Kerala, under Sections 8(c), 22(c) and 29 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985. The Ahmedabad case has been registered at Naroda police station under Sections 8(c), 22(c) and 29 of the NDPS Act.
Bengaluru Serial Murder Case: Wife, Mother-In-Laws Bodies Found In Tamil Nadu
The body of seven-year-old Puneeth, son of Shankar, one of the victims, was recovered near Nandi Hills
Rajajinagar murders: Police retrieve two more bodies from Tamil Nadu; search on for four
Teams have been deployed to conduct search operations at Chamundi Hills and Shiradi Ghat as part of the next phase of the investigation to find the missing bodies
Cab Driver Accused Of Killing Seven Family Members
Bengaluru police have recovered the bodies of a cab driver's wife and mother-in-law from Tamil Nadu's Yercaud forest, bringing the total recovered bodies to three in a sensational serial murder case. The accused, Indusekar alias Sekar, is alleged to have murdered seven members of his wife's family, including a seven-year-old boy, over domestic disputes. Investigations are ongoing to recover more bodies and gather evidence, with police probing the role of sedatives and the accused's daughter.
Mutton Feast, Rolls Of Tape: How Bengaluru Cab Driver Killed Wife, 6 Relatives
The accused, Indushekhar, had been married to Sunitha for nearly two decades and lived with her in the city's Rajajinagar area. They had a strained relationship, and the accused was upset with her family because they sided with her.
Row erupts over elephant handler recruitment in Mysuru
Madikeri: A controversy has erupted over the Forest Departments recruitment of 26 kavadis (helper to the mahout) in the Mysuru Circle, following allegations that the selection process favoured candidates with political and official connections over experienced elephant handlers. The department held direct interviews in Mysuru on September 30 and October 1 and later announced a 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 .
Car crashes into wall on under-construction expressway, 4 killed
Yadgir: Four young men were killed on the spot after their car rammed into a roadside wall on the under-construction Chennai-Surat Expressway near the Ibrahim DBL Camp in Shahapur taluk of Yadgir district late Friday night, November 6. The deceased have been identified as Gururaj Chavan, 35, Reddy Rathod, 33, Govind Chavan, 28, and Kumar 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 .
Forest officials ignoring medical waste dumping, say activists
Gundlupet: Allegations that hazardous medical waste from Keralam hospitals is being illegally dumped along National Highway 766 near Gundlupet have sparked anger among residents and activists, who fear the consequences for public health and the environment. The waste is reportedly being thrown near Bolu Gudda in the Bandipur forest area by goods vehicles returning 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 .
Bengaluru: Two killed after speeding vehicle hits motorcycle on Bommasandra flyover; driver flees
Lingaraju was working as a cab driver and residing in Hoskote, while Devarajamma was employed with a private company and staying at a paying guest accommodation in Electronics City.
Bengaluru: Two killed after speeding vehicle hits motorcycle on Bommasandra flyover; driver flees
Lingaraju was working as a cab driver and residing in Hoskote, while Devarajamma was employed with a private company and staying at a paying guest accommodation in Electronics City.
The upcoming Bengaluru-Goa Vande Bharat Express could disrupt the schedules of 13 existing trains and affect nearly 15,000 passengers along the Western Ghats route. The new service will receive priority on the 55-km Sakleshpur-Subrahmanya Road stretch.
Bengalurus 58-km Blue Line, connecting Central Silk Board to the airport, is now expected to be fully operational soon. Ballari Road traffic restrictions near Hebbal are expected to continue for 18 months as work begins on a 1.7-km elevated corridor.
Patidar named Madhya Pradesh skipper for Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, no room for Tiwari
Digital Desk | Indore, Nov 7 (IANS) Rajat Patidar has been named as Madhya Pradeshs in the upcoming Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, starting on November 14. Madhya Pradesh have been drawn in Elite Group C of the competition and will play their first four matches in New Chandigarh and the remaining three games in Mohali. Patidar, who has captained Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) to IPL titles in 2025 and 2026, may not be available for the entire league phase of the competition. Patidar and left-arm fast bowling all-rounder Arshad Khan scheduled to link up with the India A team for the Mens Rising Stars Asia Cup, scheduled to be played in Doha, Qatar, from November 19 to 29. In the India A team, Patidar has been appointed as the deputy to skipper Tilak Varma. Apart from Patidar, who has played three Tests and an ODI for India, batters Akshat Raghuwanshi, Harsh Gawli and Aniket Verma will have to step up for Madhya Pradesh. There is still no place in the squad for seam-bowling all-rounder Madhav Tiwari, despite having featured for Delhi Capitals in IPL 2026 and Ujjain Falcons in the Madhya Pradesh League T20 Scindia Cup 2026. The squad features two wicketkeepers in Gawli and Apoorv Dwivedi, while India fast bowler Avesh Khan will spearhead a bowling unit that also includes Mangesh Yadav, left-arm spinner Kumar Kartikeya Singh, off-spinner Saransh Jain and left-arm wrist-spinner Shivang Kumar. Pacer Kuldeep Sen has not been picked due to him currently nursing an unspecified injury. Madhya Pradesh will open its campaign against Kerala in a day-night game at New Chandigarh on November 14. They will then take on Assam on November 16, Tripura in another day-night encounter on November 18, and Andhra on November 20. Madhya Pradesh is also scheduled to face Maharashtra on November 22, Himachal Pradesh on November 24 and Puducherry in their final group match on November 26. Should Patidar depart after the game against Assam, the Madhya Pradesh team management led by Chandrakant Pandit will need to name a stand-in captain for their remaining games. Madhya Pradesh squad: Ankush Singh, Akshat Raghuwanshi, Harsh Gawli (wk), Rajat Patidar (captain), Aniket Verma, Ritik Tada, Apoorv Dwivedi (wk), Saransh Jain, Kumar Kartikeya Singh, Shivam Shukla, Shivang Kumar, Avesh Khan, Tripuresh Singh, Rahul Batham, and Mangesh Yadav.
Bengaluru Serial Murder Case: Search Yields Two Bodies From Salem
Meanwhile, search continues for the remaining four victims allegedly killed by cab driver Indushekhar alias Shekhar
Fresh Setback For Hardik Pandya, Ruled Out Of Baroda's Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Campaign
Hardik Pandya has spent a large amount of his time at the BCCI Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru since suffering back spasms during the IPL.
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Nov 7 (IANS) The investigation into the murder of seven members of a family is progressing, with police examining the possible involvement of the accused man's minor daughter and the circumstances under which she allegedly accompanied him while transporting the bodies, Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge said on Saturday. Speaking to reporters in Bengaluru, Kharge said only one of the seven bodies had been recovered so far and that the police were not disclosing further details as the investigation was still underway. The accused has cited several reasons, including that his wife's family members did not speak to him properly. He has also made allegations against his wife. We are verifying all these claims, Kharge said. He said there appeared to be an age difference of around 13 to 14 years between the accused, Indushekar, and his wife Divya. Neighbours had reportedly stated that the couple frequently quarrelled and shouted at each other. The police were verifying these statements, he added. Regarding the minor daughter, the Home Minister said the police were investigating whether she had abetted the crimes. Preliminary information suggested that the accused had made his daughter believe in him and allegedly brainwashed her. It will take more time to establish all the facts, he said. Meanwhile, investigators learnt that the accused wrapped the bodies with adhesive tape around 10 times before disposing of them. He allegedly took his minor daughter along while transporting the bodies, believing that her presence would prevent people from suspecting their movements. The bodies were transported during the early hours of the morning. Police have also found that the accused allegedly removed gold ornaments from the bodies of the victims. Some of the jewellery was reportedly sold, some pledged and the remaining ornaments kept in his possession. During questioning, the accused reportedly told police that he had no remorse for his actions. The daughter is saying that she just followed the instructions of her father. The police are also investigating allegations that the accused misused his minor daughter to extort money from others by threatening them with cases under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. According to the information gathered, a dispute over vehicle parking had earlier led to a quarrel involving Shekar and his daughter, who allegedly filed a false complaint. Police had reportedly reprimanded them. The accused's daughter allegedly used to record such altercations on her mobile phone whenever quarrels occurred. During questioning, she reportedly told police that she had acted according to her father's instructions. Meanwhile, police have seized the Toyota Etios car bearing registration number KA 02 AF 1488, which the accused allegedly used to transport the bodies. The vehicle had a 'Press' sticker pasted on it. Police reportedly recovered rose water from the car, which the accused allegedly used to prevent the foul smell of the decomposing bodies from spreading. The accused had also kept bedsheets and other materials inside the vehicle, which had allegedly been used to transport the bodies. The car reportedly had outstanding traffic violation fines amounting to Rs 14,900 for offences including riding without a seat belt, jumping traffic signals and illegal parking. Interestingly, no traffic violations were recorded against the vehicle between October 16 and October 31. According to the investigation details, the accused allegedly began the killings on October 16 by murdering Sunitha. On October 18, he allegedly killed his mother-in-law Roopavathi and transported their bodies on October 19. On October 24, he allegedly murdered his brother-in-law Shivakumar. The following morning, October 25, he allegedly killed his wife Divya and son Puneeth. He reportedly transported the bodies on October 27. On November 1, he allegedly murdered another brother-in-law, Shankar, and his wife Nalini. On November 2, he allegedly disposed of the bodies in areas surrounding Shiradi Ghat and Nandi Hills. The families subsequently lodged missing-person complaints with the police on November 3. Considering the seriousness of the case, the investigation has been transferred from Police Inspector Krishna to Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Prabhavathi, who has been appointed as the Investigating Officer. Additional Commissioner of Police, Vamshi Krishna, will supervise and monitor the investigation. Police are continuing their investigation into the sequence of murders, disposal of bodies, alleged financial motives and the possible role of the accused man's daughter.
Hardik Absent As Baroda Announce Krunal Pandya-led SMAT Squad
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: Hardik Pandya remained absent as Baroda announced their squad for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, India's premier domestic T20 tournament. Hardik has been out of action due to a series of injuries ever since IPL 2026, and his absence now extends to the SMAT, which begins on November 14. Hardik's brother, Krunal Pandya, will be leading the 15-man Baroda side, which has the likes of other prominent players such as Jitesh Sharma, Deepak Hooda and Rasikh Salam. Hardik has been out of action due to a series of injuries ever since IPL 2026, and his absence now extends to the SMAT, which begins on November 14. Hardik's brother, Krunal Pandya, will be leading the 15-man Baroda side, which has the likes of other prominent players such as Jitesh Sharma, Deepak Hooda and Rasikh Salam. Hardik has spent a large amount of his time at the BCCI Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru since suffering back spasms during the IPL. He last played on May 24 in the IPL, while his last match for India was during a T20I series against New Zealand at home right before the Indian cash-rich league. The all-rounder was recently named in India A's squad for the one-day series against Australia A in October, but was pulled out due to a fresh shin injury. Recently, India ODI and Test captain Shubman Gill spoke about Hardik's potential return to the national setup, stating that the all-rounder will be playing domestic cricket first. Whenever Hardik bhai comes back, No. 7-8 will also be taken care of. Happy with the batting group leading up to the ODI World Cup. He (Hardik) is a great all-rounder. Not many players in the world have his skill set. As a bowler, you can use him in the different facets of the game. He can bowl with the new ball and the old ball. We have had multiple conversations. He is unfortunate with his injuries. He hasn't played since the IPL. Hopefully, he will come back soon. He will play some domestic cricket. And hopefully we will get him back in the Indian team soon, Gill had said before the start of India's ongoing five-match ODI series against New Zealand. Speaking on the all-rounder, India head coach Gautam Gambhir called him and Jasprit Bumrah extremely important but wanted the players in the team in the build-up to the ODI World Cup 2027. Whether it's Hardik, whether it's Jasprit Bumrah, they are going to be extremely important for us in (southern) Africa, Gambhir said in an interview on JioHotstar. Very few teams have players (like Hardik) who can bowl ten overs and give you runs from No. 6 or No. 7, that too with such impact. So the focus for us - especially for Hardik, who needs game time as well; he hasn't played a lot of cricket since the IPL - if we talk about 50-over cricket, if we want to play him, he might be short of cricket. If he plays a little bit of T20 cricket and then gets to one-day cricket, because game time going into the World Cup is going to be extremely, extremely important. You can't go to the World Cup half-cooked. So you must have enough game time and your rhythm should be good enough, because there are no ifs and buts when it comes to a World Cup. There are no chances to make mistakes. The SMAT final will take place on December 6, and the India-Sri Lanka ODI series begins on December 13. The T20Is will start on December 22, and it remains to be seen whether Hardik will be available for that assignment. Baroda squad for SMAT: Krunal Pandya (C), Atit Sheth (VC), Deepak Hooda, Shivalik Sharma, Shashwat Rawat, Amit Passi (WK), Jitesh Sharma (WK), Bhanu Pania, Mahesh Pithiya, Parikshit Patidar, Hemant Punde, Raj Limbani, Rasik Dar, Dhruv B. Patel, Safvan Patel Baroda squad for SMAT: Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
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Karnataka CM, Cong President Hariprasad discuss political developments with leaders at LoP Rahul Gandhis Delhi Diwali meet New Delhi/Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister, D.K. Shivakumar, and Karnataka Congress President and MLC, B.K. Hariprasad, on Saturday said he attended a Diwali Milan gathering organised at the residence of Leader of the Opposition (LoP) in the Lok Sabha, [] The post Karnataka CM, Cong President Hariprasad discuss political developments with leaders at LoP Rahul Gandhis Delhi Diwali meet appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Bengaluru-Goa Vande Bharat to disrupt 13 trains
Inside B'luru murders: Mutton curry invite, sleeping pills, TV blaring, bodies in bags
S Indushekhar reportedly killed his wife Sunitha and six of her relatives at their rented house. Following the murders, he and his daughter disposed of the bodies in various locations. Investigators believe that financial disputes related to gold jewellery may have motivated the killings. The police have found several bodies and are investigating further connections to the crime. Indushekhar's actions stem from a long-standing marital conflict exacerbated by family support.
Karnataka HC Refuses To Quash Bank Case Against Woman Over Rs 50 Lakh Loan
Bengaluru: A Karnataka High Court ruling has brought attention to the financial and legal consequences faced by victims of digital arrest scams, after it declined to cancel criminal proceedings against a Bengaluru woman who allegedly borrowed Rs 50 lakh under pressure from cyber fraudsters. The woman claimed that in September 2024, callers posing as FedEx []
According to the police, Mishra allegedly contacted celebrities through Instagram, claiming to be associated with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and issuing threats while demanding money.
Hassanamba Festival generates over Rs 12 crore in revenue
Bengaluru: The annual Hassanamba Jatra Mahotsava has turned into a major revenue-generating event, with the temple collecting over Rs 12.68 crore from special darshan tickets and laddu prasada sales within eight days of opening its doors to devotees. The festival, which began on October 29, has been drawing huge crowds, with Friday witnessing a substantial 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 .
BengaluruVisakhapatnam Private Travel Bus Overturns in Tirupati District, 20 Injured
Around 40 passengers were on board at the time of the accident. At least 20 passengers sustained injuries, while the bus driver suffered serious injuries.
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'TV at full blast, property spat, 20-year feud': New details in B'luru family massacre
S Indushekhar, a 52-year-old cab driver, is suspected of murdering his wife and six relatives. The victims were reportedly invited to his home for meals before their deaths occurred. Indushekhar was arrested while a minor boy, his eighth target, was found in his vehicle. The accused allegedly used a grindstone to commit these murders during late October.
ISL: Super-sub Soham does it for Bengaluru
The victory saw Bengaluru move to third in the standings, behind NorthEast United FC and Mohun Bagan Super Giant, with a game in hand
ISL: Varshneya's Late Winner Powers Bengaluru Past Goa Into Top 3
Soham Varshneya struck in the 90+3rd minute to seal Bengaluru FC's 2-1 win over FC Goa, lifting them to third in the Indian Super League standings.
IIIT-Bangalore students build AI tool to identify pending court cases suitable for mediation
Bengaluru serial murders: Child was forced to spend days with man who killed his parents
Bengaluru serial murders: Accused Indushekhar turned up TV to mask sound of killings
Skull found in garbage, skeleton in gunny bag near Kodigehalli park in Bengaluru
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Khalid Jamil names 23-player squad for New Zealand friendlies
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 6 (IANS) Khalid Jamil, head coach of the Indian men's national football team, named a 23-player squad for the two friendlies against New Zealand during the November FIFA International Match Window on Friday. The Blue Tigers will face All Whites on November 12 at the Go Media Stadium in Auckland at 11:30 IST, and on November 15 at the One New Zealand Stadium in Christchurch at 08:30 IST. The 23-player squad includes three players who were named in Naushad Moosa's SAFF Championship 2026 squad Bijoy Varghese, Muhammad Suhail and Liston Colaco. They will not continue in the tournament in Dhaka and will instead link up with Jamil's squad heading to New Zealand. Meanwhile, Farukh Choudhary, Noufal P. N. and Hmingthanmawia Ralte have been released from the SAFF Championship squad and will return to their club, Mumbai City FC. Further, Ronney Kharbudon will not travel to Dhaka due to an injury. The New Zealand-bound Blue Tigers' squad will assemble in Bengaluru on Saturday and will have a training session on Sunday before departing for Auckland later in the night. Head coach Khalid Jamil said, New Zealand are also a World Cup-playing nation and a strong opponent, and these two matches will be a good test for us away from home. We want to prepare well, play with discipline and use this opportunity to improve as a team. India's 23-player squad for FIFA men's international friendlies: Goalkeepers: Hrithik Tiwari, Som Kumar, Vishal Kaith. Defenders: Abhishek Singh Tekcham, Akash Mishra, Bijoy Varghese, Jay Gupta, Mehtab Singh, Pramveer, Ricky Meetei Haobam, Roshan Singh Naorem. Midfielders: Anirudh Thapa, Ashique Kuruniyan, Jithin MS, Lalremtluanga Fanai, Lalrinliana Hnamte, Tomba Singh Haobam. Forwards: David Lalhlansanga, Edmund Lalrindika, Liston Colaco, Manvir Singh, Muhammad Suhail, Ryan Williams. Head Coach: Khalid Jamil India's schedule in New Zealand: November 12: New Zealand vs India (Go Media Stadium, Auckland) 11:30 IST November 15: New Zealand vs India (One New Zealand Stadium, Christchurch) 08:30 IST
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