Contemporary dance roots you in present, while reaching for the future: Jayachandran Palazhy
The dancer chalks out the growth of Bengalurus contemporary dance ever since the inception of his art space Attakkalari
Post their win at the recently concluded BIFFes, filmmakers say recognition is only the beginning
IPS officer Vartika accused of intimidating officials post-transfer
Bengaluru Metro puts fare hike on hold, board review awaited
BMRCL said the revised fares will be announced only after a review by its Board and further directions
Bengaluru metro puts annual fare revision on hold
Bengaluru: BMRCL on Sunday, February 8, said it has put on hold the implementation of the annual fare revision, which was scheduled to come into effect from February 9. In a statement, the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited said the earlier announcement regarding the fare revision would not be implemented until further orders, indicating that Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
A tech professional who accepted a Data Analyst role in Bengaluru says the companys HR has stopped responding since he received the offer letter. Despite multiple attempts via email, calls, and messages, he hasnt heard anything about joining formalities. The HR had also asked him to complete a professional NumPy certification, which he hasnt done due to the silence.
In 3 years, 60% of 90,000 dog attack cases were in Bluru
Old coconut farms are stunting productivity
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Youth Congress workers put up banners against Modi in Bengaluru
Bengaluru metro fare revision deferred as BJP, JD(S) criticise state govt
Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited has paused its planned annual fare revision. The increase, initially set for February 9, is now on hold pending a board review. This decision follows discussions involving political leaders. BMRCL assures commuters of its commitment to safe, reliable, and affordable metro services. A final decision on fares will be communicated after the board's review.
Bengaluru commuters, drivers push for early rollout of Bharat Taxi
The push for Bharat Taxi gained momentum after Amit Shah announced in December 2025 that the government planned to launch the app within one or two months to reduce the dependency of commercial vehicle drivers on private companies
Bengaluru Metro Fare Hike Suspended Amid High-Stakes Political Showdown
The sudden reversal follows a period of intense public outcry and a heated political battle between the states leadership and the central government's representatives.
Global Innovators Showcase Breakthrough Technologies at Bengaluru Exhibition
Innovations addressing some of the worlds most pressing challenges took centre stage at the Innovator Meet Tech Exhibition 2025, held at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC) on Saturday.
No directive yet to reverse metro fare hike: Bangalore Metro Rail Corp
Bengaluru Metro fares will rise from Monday. BMRCL has not received orders to halt the fare hike. BJP MP Tejasvi Surya stated Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar asked for a temporary hold. Surya also mentioned commuters are unhappy with frequent fare changes. Union Minister H D Kumaraswamy blamed the state government for the increase.
Bengaluru-Mumbai premium train service to start soon: Vaishnaw
Bengaluru: Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Saturday, February 7, said that a premium train service from Bengaluru to Mumbai will start soon. He said Karnataka has received a record Rs 7,748 crore in this years railway budget nine times the allocation during the Congress-led UPA government, and the total railway investment in the state 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 .
Siddaramaiah will be CM till Congress decides otherwise: Karnataka Home Minister
Mysuru: Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara on Saturday, February 8, said Siddaramaiah will be the chief minister of the state, until the Congress high command decides otherwise. He said, according to him the high command has not decided anything on CM change till now. The senior leader from the Dalit community, also played down the 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 .
BengaluruMangaluru Vande Bharat Express Soon? Here's What Railway Minister Said
Karnataka hosts 22 Vande Bharat services, with a new BengaluruMangaluru route set to launch soon.
Why Karnataka Is Demanding Bullet Train Corridor Between Bengaluru, Mumbai
Karnataka Commerce and Industries Minister MB Patil met Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and proposed a new bullet train corridor between Bengaluru and Mumbai.
Why women gig workers are protesting in Delhi | The Hindu Spotlight
The Gig & Platform Service Workers Union (GIPSWU) protested on February 3, 2026, demanding an end to unregulated algorithmic control and for a worker-centric legal framework. Protests took place in Delhi, Jaipur, Bengaluru, and Mumbai, with 250-300 women showing up. The Hindu spoke to the women to find out their demands
Bengaluru transport dept files complaint against Lamborghini owner for forged documents
Transport officials in Bengaluru have uncovered an alleged tax evasion scheme involving a Lamborghini Huracan Evo. An anonymous tip led to the discovery of forged documents used to illegally register the luxury car, potentially avoiding over 37 lakh in taxes and penalties.
Big HRA boost on cards: Govt plans to expand 50% exemption to some metro cities
Salaried employees in major Indian cities may soon see significant tax relief. The government is planning to expand the list of cities eligible for a higher House Rent Allowance exemption under the old tax regime. Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, and Ahmedabad are set to join Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, and Chennai in receiving this benefit.
Auto conversion of land will benefit property owners in Greater Bengaluru Area: Krishna Byre Gowda
Karnataka has launched auto-conversion of land in Bengaluru. This reform simplifies land development for businesses and citizens. Landowners can now directly apply for plan approval, with conversion happening automatically. This change aims to eliminate delays, reduce corruption, and cut development costs. B Khata owners will benefit from strengthened legal ownership and easier access to loans.
Maulana Sagheer Ahmed Rashadi: A Life of Scholarship, Service, and Spiritual Leadership
Bengaluru, January 12, 2026: Karnatakas Ameer-e-Shariat and a widely respected Islamic scholar, Maulana Sagheer Ahmed Rashadi, passed away in Bengaluru on January 12, 2026, at the age of around 75, following a brief illness. His demise marks the end of an era of calm, principled, and service-oriented religious leadership in the state. Maulana Rashadi served [] The post Maulana Sagheer Ahmed Rashadi: A Life of Scholarship, Service, and Spiritual Leadership first appeared on .
T20 WC: Nothing To Lose, Everything To Gain Italy Prepares For Its Moment In Spotlight
When Herbert Kilpin: When Herbert Kilpin founded the Milan Football and Cricket Club in 1899, the Englishman could scarcely have imagined that 127 years later, an Italian cricket team would play in a cricket World Cup. Under the Monday morning sunshine at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata, Italy will make its Mens T20 World Cup debut against Scotland, a game that will be broadcasted to millions across the globe. AC Milan may have risen as a footballing giant, but cricket faded from Italys sporting stage. On Monday, the Azzurri will step into their World Cup debut and mark a seismic chapter in their remarkable cricketing journey. Ranked 27th in the mens T20I rankings, Italy comprises of players born outside the country, yet bound by Italian heritage and an unwavering commitment to rewrite the cricketing narrative in a football-obsessed nation. That can be a positiveyou're getting players from all different types of backgrounds in terms of cricketing upbringing and different cultures who have all bought into this Italian culture, whether it's through living in the country for up to 15 or 17 years like a few of the home-based players, or it's through an Italian parent, or grandparent. Everybody has really embraced the Italian side of their families, and that's one thing that the players and staff are very passionate about is trying to drive Italian cricket forward through the use of sport. Obviously, a cricket World Cup in India is probably the biggest World Cup there is. So, it's great that we've been able to qualify, and hopefully we can play well, get some good victories and get some good results and people start to take Italian cricket a little seriously I mean, a little bit more seriously, said Kevin OBrien, Italys assistant coach, to IANS in an exclusive conversation ahead of the side starting its Group C campaign. The path for Italy, who have 4,000 registered players in approximately 80 clubs in a two-tier league system, to reach this historic moment has been arduous they came agonisingly close to qualifying for the 2024 edition. But they finally secured qualification for this showpiece event in the Europe qualifiers last July with a stunning 12-run win over Scotland. Recent warm-up victories over Canada (by 10 runs) and UAE (by 112 runs) in a very warm and humid Chennai have only bolstered confidence. The Azzurri, who arrived in India on February 1, also defeated Ireland in a pre-tournament game in Dubai by chasing down 157 to record their first-ever victory over a full ICC member. Keeping the sub-continental conditions in mind, Italy had a training camp in November in Dubai for about eight or nine days and managed to play four practice games there against local teams. On January 16, the World Cup squad came to Dubai again for a training and preparation camp, before playing games against Ireland and Namibia. O'Brien's role in the Italian set-up is shaped around the sides touring schedule rather than full-time employment. Well, it's not full-time. It basically revolves around the tours that we have. I do try and get to Italy a couple of times during the year, winter-time especially, to do some work with the home-based players. Ultimately that involves me going around maybe a couple of weekends in the winter and doing some high-performance camps and training camps with the home-based players. But it mainly revolves around going on tour. When the guys meet up, when we have either a 50-odd cricket tour or a T20 tour, I usually go on tour with them. So I've been with Italy now for three and a half years. I've really enjoyed my time so far. But hopefully this World Cup can be the start of something really positive and memorable for Italian cricket, he said. Apart from OBrien, Italy also has coaches with extensive prior World Cup experience - John Davidson and Dougie Brown. Having one coach with World Cup experience is very beneficial, but having three is even more beneficial. The real positive thing about our coaching staff is we've experienced associate cricket as players. We've experienced qualifying for World Cups and performing at World Cups as players. So being able to give that knowledge and information to our current players, it's been pretty good. The players are obviously very accepting and welcoming of all that advice that we have. But ultimately, they do have to make decisions themselves at times and certainly within the game. Once the match starts, we as a coaching staff have full confidence that the players will make those good decisions at the right time, he added. Many of Italys players train and play abroad captain Wayne Madsen plays for Derbyshire, Harry and Ben Manenti, both veterans of Australia's Big Bash League (with Ben a part of South Australia's Sheffield Shield triumph), as well as Justin and Anthony Mosca. Grant Stewart, an Australian-born seamer, represents Kent in English domestic cricket, adds further professional nous, so as Jon Jon Smuts, who previously played for South Africa. Players like Crishan Kalugamage and Jaspreet Singh have day jobs to juggle as pizza maker and Uber driver respectively. We're very and absolutely fortunate to have four or five fully professional players, whether it's players based in England, Australia or South Africa. They're bringing a lot of playing experience, but they're also bringing a lot of experience in terms of how to deal with pressures and playing in front of TV, etc. and big crowds. The guys who have full-time jobs or a couple of full-time jobs, certainly with the local players, it's a great opportunity for them to see cricket in a different light. They've probably watched a lot of cricket on TV and seen big crowds at World Cups and at the franchise tournaments, or probably watched a lot of cricket on TV, but now people are going to be watching them. So that's not anything to be worried or nervous about. It's important that the players realise it's a great opportunity for them to showcase their skills personally and ultimately show Italian cricket has hopefully got a strong future, added OBrien, especially with Italy roping in a sports psychologist. With Italy in a daunting Group C, featuring Scotland, Nepal, as well as two-time champions England and the West Indies, it may look like a mismatch on paper. But O'Brien is embracing Italys underdog status. With the way we're playing at the moment and the experience we have and the leadership under Wayne, we've got good and high expectations. We've absolutely no reason to fear any of the other teams in our group. We know, yes, they're good teams and they're teams that have played in the World Cups before and are more experienced than us at World Cups, but ultimately that's an advantage for us. We have nothing to lose in these four games. A lot of people didn't know Italy had a cricket team until about three weeks ago. So that's something that we can really use to our advantage and use it. We've got nothing to lose in this tournament, but we have everything to gain if we can stay calm and make good decisions at the right time. Ultimately, if we get a few wins, it's going to put Italian cricket a few steps forward, said OBrien. The heartbreak of not qualifying for the 2024 edition brought about a transformation towards physical fitness, explained O'Brien. A lot of extra effort has gone in. With the playing group, a lot of emphasis was put on fitness and getting stronger, quicker, more agile and flexible. The guys have really bought into that aspect of the game and are really committed to trying to have the fitness levels like the professional teams. Ultimately, yes, we don't have a full squad of professional players. We don't have the facilities in Rome or Bologna that people would like. But you can control yourself, fitness levels and strength, which is very easily done in the gym. The guys have really bought into that. So that's one of the main differences from the squad from the 2023 qualifiers is the fitness levels. If your fitness levels are a lot better, your skills and your execution under pressure become a lot better and we were able to showcase that in the qualifiers six-seven months ago, he said. O'Brien, the former Ireland batting great etched his name in cricketing folklore by smashing the then-fastest ODI World Cup century off just 50 balls as the side pulled off one of cricket's greatest upsets by defeating England in Bengaluru in 2011. Thus, O'Brien's unique perspective allows him to draw instructive comparisons between the cricketing journeys of Italy and Ireland. It's a really important and exciting time to be involved with Italian cricket. You mentioned the 2007 World Cup with Ireland and Italy cricket is in a very similar position. Yes, the facilities in Ireland at that time and the grassroot cricket was a lot stronger and I'm not denying that. But the ability and the talent on the field between both teams, the Irish 2007 team and this current Italian side, the talent and match winners that both sides have, it's very similar. We've seen where Irish cricket has gone in the last 17-18 years. I'm not sitting here saying that in 18 years, Italy will be a Test playing nation. It's a really important and exciting time to be involved with Italian cricket. You mentioned the 2007 World Cup with Ireland and Italy cricket is in a very similar position. Yes, the facilities in Ireland at that time and the grassroot cricket was a lot stronger and I'm not denying that. Also Read: Live Cricket Score That means a bright future, which will give us a lot more games to play, 50-over as well as T20 games and ultimately more funding from the ICC, which can then be reinvested into grassroots cricket, the facilities locally within the country and try and get a centre where the home-based players can train on grass to be a more high-performance, high-profile squad, concluded OBrien. Article Source: IANS
30-year-old unemployed woman from Bengaluru shares how shes surviving: Borrowed Rs 30,000 from.
A Bengaluru woman's viral video reveals her monthly expenses while unemployed. She detailed her spending for January, including rent, bills, food, and personal care. Relying on parental support, savings, and consulting, she shared her financial struggles. The candid account resonated with many, prompting discussions on financial independence and job loss realities.
Karnataka HC cancels 2.4-acre land gift deed after daughters neglect 84-year-old dad
Karnataka High Court cancelled a gift deed of 2.4 acres of land from an 84-year-old father to his daughters after they neglected him. The court invoked the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, stating that an explicit maintenance clause is not mandatory, and such obligations can be inferred from the circumstances and conduct of the parties.
Fog disrupts flight movement in Chennai airport
At least three incoming flights, including an international service, were diverted from Chennai airport on Sunday morning due to dense fog and low visibility, officials said. Two flights from Kuala Lumpur and Hyderabad were redirected to Tiruchirappalli, while a private aircraft heading to Chennai returned to Bengaluru.
Barbaric act: Karnataka HC upholds death penalty in minors 2021 rape-murder case
The Karnataka High Court has upheld the death penalty for three men convicted of the gangrape and murder of an eight-year-old girl. A division bench dismissed their appeals, describing the act as barbaric and emphasizing that a lesser sentence would send a wrong message to society.
Dhakshineswar steps up again as India draw level in Davis Cup tie
Bengaluru, Feb 7: Fast emerging as a vital cog in Indias Davis Cup plans, Dhakshineswar Suresh once again rose to the occasion, outgunning Dutch number one Jesper de Jong in a battle of big servers to level the Qualifiers Round 1 tie 1-1 against the Netherlands here on Saturday. Ranked as low as 465, Dhakshineswar []
With Hebbal flyover smoothened, traffic to Bengaluru airport breathes easy
Criminal Investigation Department finds Rs 100-crore transactions in mule account scam
From visas to work culture, expats decode life & business in Bengaluru
Karnataka government to start ultrasonography training prog; procurement of 496 drugs fast-tracked
As rise in rare hip condition leaves children limping, Bengaluru doctors stress early diagnosis
Chairpersons of 54 boards and corporations gets state minister status
DK Shivakumar revives leadership talk, home minister says no change of CM
Danta Bhagya: Bengalurus BPL card holders get max dentures in 3 years
Bengaluru: FIR Filed After Pregnant Cat Shifted from Apartment
HAL Police registered a First Information Report under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act
E-bus mows down beautician, 20 in Bengaluru
Vaishnaw tours semicon and chip firms in Bengaluru
Regional finale of Cerebration Corporate Quiz on Sunday
Over 2k GCCs set up as Indias IT moves to AI services: Vaishnaw
PTI Bengaluru Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, on Saturday, said Indias IT sector is moving to an AI-driven services model with coordinated efforts from industry, academia, and the government. He said AI presents a major opportunity for India to develop a new model of services for the global market. Citing examples, Vaishnaw noted that AI-based solutions []
Cardinal Anthony Is First Telugu To Head Bishops Council
The election was held on Friday during the CBCI general assembly at St Johns Medical College, Bengaluru, the CBCI said in a communication issued on Saturday. Cardinal Anthony succeeds Archbishop Andrews Thazhath.
National Highways Authority widens service road after Hosur Road in Bengaluru collapses
BJP shifts focus to Telangana, Karnataka civic polls
Following a victory in Maharashtra local polls, the Bharatiya Janata Party is now targeting municipal elections in Telangana and Karnataka. Polling in Telangana is set for February 11. In Karnataka, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike elections are scheduled for May 2026. The party is mobilizing its workers and setting ambitious targets for these crucial grassroots contests.
Who calls the shots on Bengaluru Metro fares? Netas trade charges
Terror suspect lodged in Bengaluru central prison dies of illness
Varanasi man held for helpingBengaluru techie murder wife
Karnataka family suicide pact in Biharfollowed boys murder over gaming
'Borrowed Rs 30,000 From Mom': Unemployed For 7 Months, Bengaluru Woman Breaks Down Monthly Spending
The video soon sparked widespread reactions on social media, with many users offering advice and recounting similar personal experiences.
Karnataka High Court confirms death penalty for three men in gang rape and murder of minor
The court has declared that the 2021 crime against a girl aged around eight was rarest of rare cases
Study finds girls outscore boys inmaths, links difference to context
Electrification under way for BengaluruMangaluru Vande Bharat, says Union Minister
Five city wards to get climate action plans under GBA
Manchester United among top nine bidders for RCB: Report
New Delhi: Reigning Womens Premier League and Indian Premier League (IPL) champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) have reportedly received bids from nine parties, including a USD 1.8 billion offer from the Glazer family, which owns top England Premier League club Manchester United. Lalit Modi, the former chief of the Indian Premier League, confirmed to IANS 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 .
Nine high-footfall metro stations in Bengaluru to soon get organised parking
Parking woes around metro stations have been a growing concern as the network expands
Airport buses to stop at all Bengaluru metro stations along the route
Earlier, airport buses stopped only at designated BMTC bus stops, many of which were located far from metro stations
Terror accused at Bengaluru central prison dies due to illness
Irina Ghose is now the Managing Director of Anthropic India. She brings a strong background in technology and business. Her experience includes leadership roles and a passion for marathon running. Ghose aims to expand Anthropic's AI presence in India. She will work with organizations and startups. This move marks a significant step for the AI company in the country.
KSPCA urges revision of day duty hours for Karnataka reserve police in Bengaluru
Case registered for cheating by impersonation of Bengaluru Police Commissioner
IPL To Offset Global Revenue Dip As RCB Bid Soars To $1.75 Billion: Lalit Modi
Indian Premier League: Lalit Modi, the former chief of the Indian Premier League, has confirmed to IANS that the bid for Royal Challengers Bengaluru has already reached USD 1.75 billion, with interest reportedly coming from Manchester United co-owner Avram Glazer. Modi said the valuation likely reflects the leagues current structure of 74 matches rather than a future 94-game format, which he believes is inevitable. According to him, the IPL was originally envisioned as a full home-and-away tournament, and expansion in the number of matches would significantly enhance franchise values and overall league revenues. He added that such growth would be crucial for strengthening the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) at a time when traditional revenue streams are expected to face pressure. Modi warned that the boards share of International Cricket Council revenues could decline by 5060 per cent, while income from bilateral media rights may also shrink by at least half. However, he believes the IPL will more than compensate for those potential losses. Modi predicted that the leagues next media rights cycle, due to be finalised within the next year, could see values at least double. I have zero doubts about that, he said. He added that such growth would be crucial for strengthening the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) at a time when traditional revenue streams are expected to face pressure. Modi warned that the boards share of International Cricket Council revenues could decline by 5060 per cent, while income from bilateral media rights may also shrink by at least half. Also Read: Live Cricket Score This trend is unavoidable, he said, adding that under current market dynamics, the BCCI stands to benefit the most. Indians love cricket but above all, they love Indian cricket. Article Source: IANS
Manchester Utd's Glazer Brothers Among Nine Bidders For RCB: Report
Indian Premier League: Reigning Women's Premier League and Indian Premier League (IPL) champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) have reportedly received bids from nine parties, including a USD 1.8 billion offer from the Glazer family, which owns top England Premier League club Manchester United. Lalit Modi, the former chief of the Indian Premier League, confirmed to IANS on Saturday that the bid from the Glazer family has already reached USD 1.75 billion. I assume this is based on the current scenario of 74 games and not 94 games, which I believe will become the norm, as the IPL was originally conceived as a full home-and-away format. Secondly, this will solidify the Board of Control for Cricket in Indias own revenue, especially at a time when the boards central revenues are under tremendous pressure firstly due to its share of International Cricket Council revenue, which could realistically decline by 5060 per cent, and secondly because bilateral rights revenue may also fall by at least 50 per cent. But the IPL will make up for all those downsides. The next IPL media rights cycle, which will be decided within the next year, is very likely to see the value at least double. I have zero doubts about that, Modi said. With cricket heading deeper into the World Cup cycle, the number of bilateral and ICC matches will inevitably come down due to increasing player workload and scheduling pressures. At the same time, the income generated from domestic leagues will encourage more players to prioritise those competitions. This trend is unavoidable and should make cricket boards around the world recognise the stark reality ahead. Under current market trends, the only board that stands to truly benefit is the BCCI. Indians love cricket but above all, they love Indian cricket, Modi added. The nine parties have submitted non-binding bids ranging from USD 1 billion to USD 1.8 billion, indicating serious interest, the report by the State of Play claimed. The Glazers bid positioned them among the highest bidders for the franchise. The report stated that the bids carry no obligation to complete a transaction at the stated price. RCB will use them to narrow the field to a shortlist by next week and then invite binding offers from the remaining parties. Last month, pharma tycoon Adar Poonawalla said he would make a 'strong and competitive' bid for securing the ownership of RCB. The report stated that the bids carry no obligation to complete a transaction at the stated price. RCB will use them to narrow the field to a shortlist by next week and then invite binding offers from the remaining parties. Also Read: Live Cricket Score London-based Diageo, the parent company of United Spirits Ltd, began efforts in November last year to sell the team, valued at around 105 million USD. The move was accelerated after a stampede during RCB's IPL victory celebrations outside the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in June 2025 killed 11 fans. Article Source: IANS
Hyderabad commuters hit by transport strike, other cities affected too
Hyderabad: The nationwide strike on Saturday, February 7, called by the Telangana Gig and Platform Workers Union (TGPWU), the Indian Federation of App-Based Transport Workers (IFAT) and other labour bodies impacted delivery services and commute in Hyderabad and other major cities like Mumbai, Bengaluru and Delhi. The strike, which began from 11 am and will 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 .
ISM 2.0 to prioritise chip design, ecosystem partners, talent: Vaishnaw
BENGALURU, Feb 7:India Semiconductor Mission 2.0 will prioritise indigenous chip design, their productisation, attracting ecosystem partners and development of talents, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Saturday. The minister said the Government will continue to work on setting up semiconductor manufacturing plants and target to produce chips as small as 2 nanometer node size. In Semicon 2.0, the topmost priority will be design companies. Design companies, design startups who can design a product, take it to the market, become the [] The post ISM 2.0 to prioritise chip design, ecosystem partners, talent: Vaishnaw appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
CMR University hosts 10th annual convocation in Bengaluru on February 7
Vice-Chancellor Professor (Dr.) H.B. Raghavendra presented the annual report while Chancellor Dr. Sabitha Ramamurthy administered the oath of integrity.
Indian Classical Music Festival in Bengaluru to conclude on February 8 with ensemble
The evening will open with a multi-instrumental classical ensemble featuring Apoorva Krishna (violin), Momin Khan (sarangi), Malvica Chopra (sitar), Rakshita Ramesh (veena), Vinod Shyam Anoor (mridanga and percussion), and Roopak Kallurkar (tabla)
AI will now help guests at Indian weddings select dishes from buffets, testing yields decent results
The viral post of the Bengaluru-based techie states that he had designed a unique concept named BuffetGPT, which is an artificial intelligence agent and has the ability to scan the entire wedding menu. Scroll down to read the concept in detail.
A Bengaluru chartered accountant, Meenal Goel, faced criticism for leaving work on time despite completing her tasks. Her performance review flagged her as 'not a team player' because she departed at 6 pm while colleagues stayed until late. This incident reveals a workplace culture that values visible presence over actual productivity.
Trio waylays Bengaluru man, robs him of gold worth Rs 12 lakh
A transport manager was robbed of gold ornaments valued at over Rs 12 lakh near Budigere Cross. Three miscreants on a scooter stopped his car. One threatened him with a weapon resembling a pistol. They stole gold ornaments, a wristwatch, and car keys before escaping. The incident occurred late at night.
Qualcomm announces tape-out stage of 2nm semiconductor design in Bengaluru
The event took place at the Qualcomm Bengaluru facility, and during the visit of the Union Minister of Railways, Information & Broadcasting, Ashwini Vaishnaw
Qualcomm announces a major needle movement in chip design in India
The milestone was showcased at the Qualcomm Bengaluru facility during the visit of Ashwini Vaishnaw, Union Minister of Railways, Information & Broadcasting, and Electronics & IT.
Spring is here: Tulips bring a riot of colour into Anands garden
Karnataka: DK Shivakumar assures review of Bengaluru metro fare hike
Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivakumar will discuss the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited fare revision. The revision was made without his consultation. He plans to review the financial structure. An annual automatic fare revision will be implemented from February 9, 2026. This will lead to marginal increases across fare zones. Shivakumar also addressed aspirations for Chief Minister.
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], February 7: Embassy Office Parks REIT (NSE: EMBASSY / BSE: 542602) ('Embassy REIT'), India's first listed REIT and the largest office REIT in Asia by area, reported results today for the third quarter ended December 31, 2025.
Sonata Software consolidated PAT (before exceptional item) grew by 6.1% QoQ and 21.4 % YoY.
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], February 7: Sonata Software (NSE: SONATSOFTW) (BSE: 532221), a leading Modernization Engineering Company, today reported its unaudited financial results for the Quarter ended December 31, 2025.
KSRTC driver suspended for watching mobile reels while driving in Karnataka
The incident involved a driver-cum-conductor from the Malavalli depot in Mandya division
IISc hikes BS fees 700%, up from Rs 10k to Rs 80k
Narrow escape for 30 after sleeper bus catches fire near Bluru
Sanapur rape-murder: All 3 accused convicted
Bengaluru to host inaugural big cat alliance meet on January 8
Accidental blaze near Hosa lake destroys 13 labourer sheds in Bengaluru
Boy falls into open drain in Govindapura in north Bengaluru
Karnataka high court seeks report on steps taken to remove illegal immigrants from Bengaluru
Cyber command cracks down on mule accounts, 13 arrested
Woman alleges theft of valuables from checked-in bag at Bengaluru airport
Karnataka high court stays probe into Bengaluru drone firm
Catholic Bishops stress Constitutional values at Bengaluru meet
