Bengaluru to become fastest-growing city as global companies home in on talent: Savills Exec
Global corporations are increasingly considering diverse locations, particularly India, for talent acquisition and growth. Bengaluru is projected to be the fastest-growing major city by 2035, according to Savills analysis. Other Indian cities like Chennai and Hyderabad are also showing strong potential in terms of GDP growth and population increase. The demand for global capability centers in India is expected to continue rising in the future.
Two foreigners die of suspected electrocution in hotel pool in Bengaluru
Victims identified as a crew member of a German airline and an IT project manager from Slovakia
Hoskote to get Cauvery water, metro link under Rs 2,500 cr plan
Bengaluru: Hoskote is set to receive Cauvery drinking water under a proposed Rs 2,500-crore project, for which the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has granted approval. The detailed project report (DPR) is being prepared, and the authorities are moving towards the tendering process, Hoskote MLA Sharath Bachegowda said. Speaking to reporters, Bachegowda said the town lacked 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 .
Lodha Developers profit rises 28% YoY to Rs 1,013 crore in Sept quarter
Lodha has announced a remarkable 63% surge in net profit, reaching 2,386 crore for the first half of FY27. This growth is driven by impressive operational performance, with net profit for the September quarter rising by 28% to 1,013 crore and revenue climbing 18% to 4,468 crore. The companys pre-sales also saw a 10% increase to 5,037 crore, alongside plans for expansion in NCR and Bengaluru.
Congress expels Kripa Alva in connection with 'sting operation'
Kripa Alva was expelled from the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee for six years due to her involvement in a sting operation. The expulsion caused embarrassment for the Congress party due to negative media reactions. Former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah linked her to a controversial video and sought a court injunction against its distribution. Bengaluru police found allegations of sexual abuse in the video to be a fabricated narrative.
Statewide Crackdown on Packaged Drinking Water Units: 12 Shut Down After 102 Inspections in Two Days
Statewide Crackdown on Packaged Drinking Water Units: 12 Shut Down After 102 Inspections in Two Days Bengaluru: The Food Safety and Drug Administration of the Karnataka Department of Health and Family Welfare conducted special inspections of packaged drinking water units across the state on October 29 and 30, following directions from the Minister for Health [] The post Statewide Crackdown on Packaged Drinking Water Units: 12 Shut Down After 102 Inspections in Two Days appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Cop, bizman, contractor, 2 advocates: The 5 Bengaluru friends killed in Uttarakhand chopper crash
The Power of a Secure Childhood
Every child is born with possibilities waiting to flourish. A curious question, a new idea, a small achievement or a moment of courage may be the beginning of something remarkable. What helps these possibilities grow is the care, encouragement and confidence children receive during their early years. A secure childhood gives young minds the confidence to explore, the courage to learn and the belief that their dreams are worth pursuing. Childhood is a remarkable stage of human development. During the early years, the brain develops at an extraordinary pace, building the foundations for language, learning and emotional wellbeing. Harvard University's Centre on the Developing Child explains this through the concept of serve and return. When a child makes a sound, smiles or gestures, a caring adult responds with words, expressions or attention. These simple exchanges support healthy brain development. Harvard reports that more than one million neural connections form every second during the first few years of life. A secure childhood develops through patience, encouragement and caring support. Everyday experiences of listening, guidance and appreciation help children recognise the value of their thoughts and efforts. As they experience new situations and learn from mistakes, they gradually develop confidence, curiosity and an understanding of their abilities. Positive encouragement also inspires them to ask questions, explore new interests and discover opportunities for growth. The foundations of healthy childhood development extend beyond learning. The World Health Organization, UNICEF and the World Bank identify five essential conditions: good health, adequate nutrition, safety and security, responsive caregiving and opportunities for early learning. Their Nurturing Care Framework explains how these elements work together. A child who is healthy, well-nourished, protected and encouraged has a stronger opportunity to learn and flourish. As children grow, they naturally experience new situations and challenges. These experiences can become opportunities to develop patience, confidence and problem-solving skills when the right support is available. Positive experiences, supportive guidance and a sense of stability contribute to children's emotional wellbeing and help them develop the confidence to face new situations. With encouragement and timely support, children can gradually strengthen their ability to adapt, learn and move forward. Internationally, universities and research institutions are exploring how early experiences influence human development. University College London studies children's social and emotional development. Professor Andrea Danese at King's College London researches childhood experiences and their effects on health. The University of Oxford's Rees Centre studies children's experiences in education and social care. Leiden University researches parenting and child development. Germany's Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry explores biological processes associated with human development, while Yale University's Child Study Center brings research, education and clinical care together. India, too, is making important progress in recognising the value of early childhood. The National Education Policy 2020 identifies Early Childhood Care and Education as the foundation of lifelong learning. Poshan Bhi Padhai Bhi connects nutrition, early stimulation and play-based learning through Anganwadi centres. In Maharashtra, the UNICEF-supported Aarambh programme uses home visits and play-based activities to help families encourage children's development. In Uttar Pradesh, Dular, developed with UNICEF and Dost Education Foundation, has used daily one-minute audio messages to guide caregivers on responsive parenting and early learning. Further initiatives are strengthening this effort. Navchetana provides a framework for early stimulation from birth to three years, while Aadharshila offers a curriculum for children aged three to six. Both promote responsive caregiving and age-appropriate learning. Saksham Anganwadi and POSHAN 2.0 aim to strengthen early-childhood services. NIMHANS in Bengaluru contributes through SAMVAD, a national initiative supporting child protection, mental health and psychosocial care, particularly for children requiring additional care and support. Indian universities and research institutions are also contributing to this field. The Tata Institute of Social Sciences studies children's emotional development and family wellbeing. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University Delhi has a Centre for Early Childhood Education and Development. Utkal University's Psychology Department has undertaken a UNICEF-supported Centre of Excellence project on Early Childhood Development and also operates the Radhanath Rath Centre for Early Childhood Education. The University of Jammu researches parenting and child wellbeing, while St. John's Research Institute in Bengaluru examines early-life experiences, nutrition and child development. Schools have an equally important opportunity to shape a child's future. A good teacher does more than explain lessons; a good teacher helps children recognise their abilities. Classrooms that welcome questions, encourage curiosity and appreciate effort can make learning an exciting experience. Creative activities, reading, sports, art and play allow children to discover interests, express ideas and develop confidence. Education becomes more meaningful when it prepares young people not only to gain knowledge but also to think thoughtfully, act responsibly and contribute positively to society. Harvard's National Scientific Council on the Developing Child identifies a stable connection with at least one supportive adult as an important protective factor as children navigate lifes varied experiences. This person may be a parent, grandparent, teacher or mentor. Such support can help children maintain confidence and find strength during challenging moments. Early experiences help shape a person's growth, while every new opportunity brings fresh possibilities for the future. With encouragement, education and opportunities, children can discover their strengths, develop their abilities and realise how much is possible for their future. A secure childhood is created through simple but caring actions: listening with attention, answering questions patiently, celebrating effort, encouraging creativity and making children feel valued. These actions can turn everyday moments into opportunities for growth. Every child deserves the confidence to dream, the encouragement to learn and the support to pursue a fulfilling future. The lasting progress of a society is reflected in the opportunities it creates for future generations and the brighter possibilities it nurtures. When children grow with care, confidence and opportunity, they become better prepared to shape a capable, compassionate and hopeful world. Every child deserves the support, knowledge and encouragement to embrace life's opportunities, grow through new experiences and move towards a promising future. The greatest gift of a secure childhood is not a perfect life, but the confidence and ability to make life better. (The Author is a columnist and can be reached at: bakshisuhaib094@gmail.com )
Bengaluru needs long-term master plan for water, roads and sewerage: KBG
The Minister said a uniform policy would hold agencies excavating roads accountable for restoration, with clear standards, cost recovery and penalties for violations.
Studies warn that butterflies are shifting, declining, and remain unmonitored in tropical countries
Research papers advocate expanding standardised butterfly monitoring in the tropics, integrating citizen science with structured long-term data collection, and building that evidence directly into conservation planning.
GBA to launch Ward One drive across 43 wards on November 1
Power Bank Explodes in Bengaluru Express Near Katpadi
Railway Police and RPF personnel conducted an inspection at Katpadi station and found no injuries or damage to property.
Chopper crash: Cop among 5 Karnataka pilgrims killed
A helicopter crash in Uttarakhand killed six people, including five from Karnataka and the pilot. Among the deceased were a Bengaluru Police inspector, businessmen, and advocates. Karnataka authorities are coordinating with Uttarakhand to repatriate the bodies, while state leaders have expressed profound sorrow and offered assistance to the bereaved families.
Youth theatre fest brings stories of identity and grief to Bengaluru
Indian stand-up needs better jokes, not bigger names: Karunesh Talwar
I am eager to learn North Karnataka's folk music: Ricky Kej
India at 50: Celebrating a milestone for womens cricket
It was on October 31 in 1976 that the first womens Test between India and the West Indies got underway at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru
Lured by quick profits, Bengaluru man loses Rs 1.1 crore to stock-trading scammers
Shall we have avalakki? Beda, lets enjoy poha! Kannada words vanishing from daily conversations
New social media friend steals Bengaluru womans gold chain while she was sleeping in hotel room
We lost a dear one: Bengaluru cops mourn inspector Arun Salunkes death in chopper crash
NorthEast United FC held to late draw by Bengaluru FC
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Telangana CM urges Centre to expedite work on high-speed rail corridors
Digital Desk | Hyderabad, Oct 30 (IANS) Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on Friday urged Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to expedite work relating to the high-speed rail corridors announced for the state. The Chief Minister met the Union Minister in New Delhi and conveyed that the state government reviewed the proposals sent by the Centre regarding the HyderabadPune, HyderabadBengaluru, and HyderabadChennai corridors and submitted revised proposals with certain suggestions. The Chief Minister clarified during the meeting with the Union Minister at Rail Bhavan that the government has not yet initiated any land acquisition process for these three corridors. Stating that the land acquisition will commence only after the Central government approves the alignment, CM Revanth Reddy requested that the alignment process be completed as soon as possible. Immediate sanction of the new 130 km railway line between Vikarabad and Krishna was discussed in the meeting. The Chief Minister informed Ashwini Vaishnaw that large limestone deposits have been discovered near Tekalkode in the Vikarabad district, and that the state government has prepared plans to transform this region into a cement and textile hub. The Chief Minister explained to the Union Minister the importance of aligning a 'Regional Ring Rail' alongside the 360 km Regional Ring Road (RRR), which is currently being constructed around Hyderabad and the generation of significant employment opportunities. The Chief Minister also requested the immediate approval of several other railway lines: DornakalGadwal, KalwakurthyMacherla, KachegudaJaggayyapeta (250 km), PatancheruAdilabad (320 km), BodhanLatur (175 km), and the Akannapet bypass line (8 km). CM Revanth Reddy also appealed to the Centre to sanction a mega coaching and freight maintenance depot a prestigious project proposed by the South Central Railway be established at Anantaram village, near Mahabubabad. The Chief Minister brought to the Union Ministers attention that the state has already agreed to hand over 409 acres of land, which was required for the establishment of this depot, to the Railways. The CM requested him to expedite the granting of approvals for the mega freight maintenance depot. Minister Vivek Venkataswamy, MPs Dr Mallu Ravi, Vem Narendar Reddy, Chamala Kiran Kumar Reddy, Balram Naik, Gaddam Vamshi Krishna and Anil Kumar Yadav, State Advisor to the Government K. Ramakrishna Rao, HMDA Commissioner Sarfaraz Ahmed and Resident Commissioner of Telangana Bhavan, Advait Kumar Singh were also present.
Soujanya case: Karnataka names Chetan Singh Rathore as SIT chief
Mangaluru: The Karnataka government has reconstituted the Special Investigation Team (SIT) formed to reinvestigate the rape and murder of a minor girl, Soujanya, in Belthangady, a case that has triggered widespread public attention across the state. The Home Department has issued an amended order appointing CID Inspector General of Police Chetan Singh Rathore as 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 .
Mumbai-Bengaluru Vande Bharat Sleeper Express regular services from Nov 2
Bengaluru FC and Northeast United Share Points in Thrilling 1-1 Draw
Bengaluru FC equalized in stoppage time to secure a 1-1 draw against Northeast United in an exciting ISL match in Guwahati. Bengaluru FC and Northeast United Share Points in Thrilling 1-1 Draw
Hyderabad, Bengaluru office space supply doubled in Jan-Sept: JLL
New Delhi: Fresh office space supply in Bengaluru and Hyderabad doubled to 30.45 million sq ft in January-September, due to strong demand for prime workspace from global and domestic companies, according to JLL. Real estate consultant JLL Indias latest data shows that new office space supply rose to 43.66 million sq ft in January-September across 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 .
ISL: Late equaliser from Vinith helps Bengaluru FC draw 1-1 with NorthEast United FC
Bengaluru FC on Friday rode on a goal from substitute Vinith Venkatesh in the 93rd minute to earn a 1-1 draw against NorthEast United FC in their Indian Super League (ISL) 2026-27 match at the Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium in Guwahati. Jithin MS
Man, accused of secretly filming woman on Namma Metro, questioned
A police officer investigating the case told The Hindu that the accused had obtained anticipatory bail but had been directed by the magistrate to cooperate with the investigation.
Prakash Raj to join Janata Nadige rally
After 2-year wait, road work begins in Bengalurus Rudrappa Layout
Voters with IDs in two states? SIR check could not catch them
Kannadiga hiring row: Industry denies bias, but where is the data?
Bengaluru FC Snatch Late Draw In ISL Thriller
Bengaluru FC secured a dramatic 1-1 draw against NorthEast United FC in their Indian Super League encounter. Substitute Vinith Venkatesh scored in the 93rd minute to cancel out Jithin MS's earlier goal for NorthEast. Both teams had multiple chances, with goalkeepers Gurmeet Singh and Gurpreet Singh Sandhu making crucial saves throughout the match.
Adani-backed Cemindia bags Rs 666-crore contract for Bengaluru suburban rail project
No Nov 1 rollout of drug prices on patient bills, Karnataka govt tells high court
Who Was Arun Salunke? Karnataka Police Inspector Among 6 Killed In Joshimath Helicopter Crash
An Inspector of the Karnataka Police posted in the Central Crime Branch of Bengaluru was one of the six people who died in a helicopter accident that occurred in Joshimath of Chamoli district in Uttarakhand on Friday evening. The
Dayananda Sagar University awards degrees to 3,024 graduates at 10th convocation in Bengaluru
Bengaluru toddler slips into coma after ear injury treatment
Bengaluru: A 14-month-old boy has reportedly been in a coma for the past three months after being taken to Cloudnine Hospital in Nagarbhavi, Bengaluru, for treatment of a minor ear injury. His parents have accused the hospital of medical negligence, alleging that an overdose of anaesthesia left the child in a critical condition. The child, 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 .
Defending champions India announce 28-member squad for SAFF Championship 2026
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 30 (IANS) Defending champions India have announced a 28-member squad for the SAFF Championship 2026, scheduled to be held in Dhaka, Bangladesh, from November 5 to 17, with Naushad Moosa appointed as head coach of the national team. Moosa, who currently coaches the India U23 mens team, will lead the Blue Tigers in their title defence, while Bibiano Fernandes, who recently guided the India U15 mens team at the FIFA U15 World Cup and Festival in Azerbaijan, has been named assistant coach. India, who won the previous edition in 2023 after defeating Kuwait in the final in Bengaluru, will aim to extend their record of nine titles by securing a 10th championship crown. India have been placed in Group B alongside Maldives and Pakistan. They will begin their campaign against Pakistan on November 5 before facing the Maldives on November 11. Both group-stage matches will kick off at 3 PM IST. Hosts Bangladesh are placed in Group A alongside Sri Lanka and Bhutan. Meanwhile, the All India Football Federation (AIFF) Deputy Secretary General M. Satyanarayan thanked the clubs for releasing their players for the continental tournament and supporting the national teams preparations. We would like to thank all the clubs for their cooperation and support in releasing their players for the SAFF Championship. We appreciate their understanding in allowing the players to represent the country, he said. The AIFF also confirmed that 18 players will travel to Dhaka from Kolkata on November 3, while the remaining 10 will join the squad over the following days. The top two teams from each group will qualify for the semi-finals, scheduled for November 14, with the first semi-final kicking off at 2:30 PM IST and the second at 8 PM IST. The final will be played on November 17 at 7:30 PM IST. All matches of the tournament will be held at the National Stadium in Dhaka. India's squad for SAFF Championship 2026: Goalkeepers: Arsh Anwer Shaikh, Mohanraj K, Priyansh Dubey. Defenders: Abdul Rabeeh, Bijoy Varghese, Chinglensana Singh Konsham, Hmingthanmawia Ralte, Khaiminthang Lhungdim, Muhammed Uvais, Nathan Rodrigues, Ronney Kharbudon, Sandip Mandi. Midfielders: Abhishek Suryavanshi, Adison Singh Thokchom, Brison Fernandes, Ebindas Yesudasan, Farukh Choudhary, Macarton Nickson, Manglenthang Kipgen, Nikhil Prabhu, Noufal PN, Ricky John Shabong, Suresh Singh Wangjam. Forwards: Irfan Yadwad, Liston Colaco, Muhammad Suhail, Vishnu PV, Suhail Ahmad Bhat.
Sons of Dravid, Sehwag make it to U19 cricket team for Asia Cup
New Delhi:Anvay Dravid and Aaryavir Sehwag, sons of former India batters Rahul Dravid and Virender Sehwag, were on Friday, October 30, picked in Indias 15-member squad for the ACC Mens Under-19 Asia Cup in Muscat next month. The junior selection committee kept Lakshya Raichandani as captain, while Yashbardhan Singh Chauhan stays on as vice-captain. 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 .
Delhi AQI Nears 200; Bengaluru, Chennai In Unhealthy Category As Kolkata Breathes Easier
Five of the six metro cities reported moderate air quality, while Kolkata remained in the satisfactory category.
Ayana Woods is set to debut as Bengaluru's pioneering community focused on longevity and wellness. Nestled in Sarjapura over 75 acres, it boasts modern villas inspired by Bali. The centerpiece is an expansive 8-acre resort-style clubhouse featuring more than 100 amenities dedicated to recreation and wellness. Crafted by Maa Acorn, the design promotes a lifestyle filled with movement, relaxation, and social connectivity, ultimately improving residents' quality of life.
Karnataka govt plans halt to new private PU colleges for three years amid 54% vacancy
Government plans balanced urban growth beyond Bengaluru, as demography shifts
The proportion of Karnatakas population living in urban areas is expected to increase from the present 46% to 70% by 2047
Bengaluru recorded 11.5% annual growth in prime office rents in Q3 2026, matching Tokyo, while Mumbai saw a 33% jump in leasing transactions, with year-to-date volumes already exceeding its full-year 2025 total, according to Knight Frank.
Bengaluru techie to launch job referral app that prioritises Kannada-speaking candidates
The Kannada Referral app and website aims to connect job seekers with employment opportunities in both IT and non-IT sectors across the city.
Leopard spotted in Nadaprabhu Kempe Gowda Layout of West Bengaluru
Bengaluru matches Tokyo with 11.5% office rent growth in Q3: Knight Frank
Bengaluru matched Tokyo with 11.5 per cent annual growth in prime office rents in Q3 2026, while Delhi-NCR and Mumbai recorded gains of 5.4 per cent and 4 per cent
Retired IAS officer issues legal notice to Karnataka police over late-night firecracker bursts
He alleges failure to enforce the Supreme Courts ban on bursting sound-emitting firecrackers between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m; says he has respiratory ailments
BengaluruKarwar Vande Bharat Express to be launched by November third week
Police conduct raid at Bengaluru central prison
CCB tracks down two accused absconding after non-bailable warrants
The police said reports had also been submitted for initiating action against them under Section 269 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, which deals with failure by a person released on bail or bond to appear in court.
Bengaluru's Central Tiffin Room has faced backlash after a customer found a cockroach in their masala dosa. The incident was shared online, prompting discussions about food safety and restaurant hygiene. In response, the restaurant issued an apology and vowed to inspect its kitchen thoroughly. Other customers also shared similar experiences, reporting issues with their food quality. Despite some defending the establishment, the incident has raised serious concerns among patrons.
IISc Junior Security Assistant Recruitment 2026 - Apply Online for 30 Posts, Last Date Extended
IISc Junior Security Assistant Recruitment 2026 notification released for 30 contractual posts in Bengaluru. Last date extended to November 15, 2026. Apply online.
Bengaluru-Mumbai Vande Bharat Sleeper train likely to be flagged off in November
The service is set to connect passengers across Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra, with Anantapur and Guntakal included as scheduled stops in the reported route
5 Bengaluru residents, including police inspector and lawyers, killed in Uttarakhand chopper crash
Bengaluru Citizens Revive Neglected Park, Only To Find BJP MLA Steal Credit
The next morning after citizens themselves cleaned the Park, plastic flex boards with photos of BJP MLA CN Ashwathnarayan appeared in front the gate
From Yash to Shah Rukh Khan: Superstars who proudly credit their wives for their success
Behind some of India's biggest superstars are women who have played an equally important role in shaping their journeys. From Yash proudly calling himself 'Radhikapati' to Shah Rukh Khan acknowledging Gauri Khan's influence on his life and career, these stars are setting an example by openly recognising the women who stand beside them. Success in the entertainment and sporting industries often comes with fame, recognition and an identity of one's own. However, some of India's biggest male superstars have repeatedly shown that they are equally proud of the women who have been part of their journeys. Whether it is acknowledging their wives' contribution to their personal growth, celebrating their professional achievements or crediting them for being their biggest source of strength, these men have made it clear that their success is not always a journey they have undertaken alone. What makes these gestures particularly special is that these are men who command massive fan followings and have built successful careers in their respective fields, yet have never shied away from giving their wives their due credit. Yash and Radhika Pandit Yash gave audiences one of the most heartwarming moments at the Bengaluru international trailer launch of Ramayana: Part One on October 17, 2026, when he proudly referred to himself as 'Radhikapati', acknowledging his wife Radhika Pandit. While speaking about the different characters he has portrayed, including Ravana, Rocky and Raja Huli, Yash pointed towards Radhika, who was present at the event, and said, And our Sita is right here, Radhika! He then made a playful observation about how surnames are traditionally passed on to women after marriage, drawing a comparison with the term 'Sitapati'. He said, Nowadays we put our surnames on women, but in that era it was the reverseSitapati! Isn't it? Just like that, I am Radhikapati! The statement was an important acknowledgement of Radhika's role in giving him the confidence to explore different characters and take creative risks. For a superstar who has built a massive following through his work, proudly calling himself his wife's husband was a moment that resonated beyond the event. Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan One of the most prominent examples is Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, who has never hesitated to acknowledge the women who have contributed to his success, especially his wife Gauri Khan. During a conversation with journalist Prabhu Chawla on Aaj Tak's Seedhi Baat, Shah Rukh was asked whether there was a woman behind his success. The interview, originally published in India Today's February 13, 2006 issue, saw the superstar respond, It is only women who are behind my success. My mother, sister, wife and, lastly, all my heroines. I am a very simple actor and these women helped me in my success. In the same conversation, when asked about Gauri's role in his life, he acknowledged her contribution to keeping their children grounded despite their privileged upbringing. He said, Gauri treats her children just like a middle-class mother. I want to bring up my children with style. But she keeps their feet firmly on the ground. His words reflect an understanding that success is not limited to what happens professionally, but also depends on the people who help maintain balance behind the scenes. Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone Ranveer Singh has consistently been vocal about his admiration for his wife Deepika Padukone and has never missed an opportunity to celebrate her achievements. In fact, he has often credited her for bringing positivity, balance and a new perspective into his life. One of his most endearing expressions of love has been calling Deepika the 'Ghar Ki Lakshmi'. At the Mumbai song launch of Firecracker song from his film Jayeshbhai Jordaar on April 25, 2022, Ranveer spoke about how lucky he felt to have Deepika in his life. He said, Lucky toh main hoon, kyunki mere ghar mein Lakshmi hai. Jab se meri life mein aayi hai, jo patri pakadi hai maine. 2012 so it's 10 years of me and my baby. The actor has also openly celebrated Deepika's achievements. When she launched her personal website in April 2021, Ranveer penned a heartfelt testimonial for her, calling himself he proudest husband in the world. Praising her as one of the finest actors in the world, he wrote, She inspires me to be the best man I can possibly be. She makes my life worth living. She is truly the light of my life. In another interview, Ranveer spoke about how Deepika helped him strike a balance between his personal and professional life, something he admits he struggled with earlier. He acknowledged that her presence helped him appreciate life beyond his work and become more mindful of how he spent his time. Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma Indian cricket superstar Virat Kohli has often spoken about how his wife Anushka Sharma has influenced him, not just as a person but also in his approach towards his professional responsibilities. During a conversation with teammate Mayank Agarwal for the BCCI's Open Nets with Mayank, released on July 28, 2020, Virat spoke about how Anushka helped him see different perspectives and change his outlook towards life. He said, I give her full credit for making me see different sides of things altogether and I am so grateful that she is my life partner. Because you learn from each other. Speaking about how she helped him understand the larger picture of his responsibilities as a cricketer and as someone who influences millions of people, he added, She made me realise a lot of things that are to do with the larger picture. My responsibility as a player, with who I am today and what that brings along with it. Setting an example for people in the right manner, the realisation of all these things has come from being with Anushka. I will always give her full credit for that. He further described finding a life partner like Anushka as an absolute blessing and acknowledged that being with her had changed him for the better. While each of these superstars has a different story, what connects them is their willingness to publicly acknowledge the women who have stood beside them. In an industry where individual achievements and personal accolades often take centre stage, recognising a partner's contribution sends a powerful message. These gestures also challenge the conventional notion that a successful man must always be the centre of his own story. By appreciating their wives, celebrating their accomplishments and acknowledging their influence, these stars are setting a positive example of partnership, mutual respect and equality. Also Read: Shah Rukh Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan to recreate Chammak Challo-style energy for King song: Report
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], October 30: When a child develops a high fever in the middle of the night, has difficulty breathing or experiences a sudden seizure, parents are often faced with a critical question: Is this serious, and where should I go for help? In such moments, uncertainty can delay medical attention when every minute matters.
Bengaluru blue line news: Tamil Nadu's ongoing ban on the transport of construction materials has significantly impacted the Namma Metro Blue Line project. Contractors have reported severe difficulties in sourcing essential materials, leading to delayed construction timelines. The current situation has caused prices for aggregates to rise dramatically, creating financial strain on executing projects. Approximately 600 to 700 truck owners face economic challenges due to these restrictions.
Managed farm estates emerge as Bengalurus new weekend getaway
Urban professionals are turning to farmland for a nature-led lifestyle, hands-on farming and long-term asset creation
A helicopter carrying six people, including the pilot and five passengers, has reportedly crashed near Chai village in Joshimath, Uttarakhand's Chamoli district, on Friday afternoon. The aircraft was travelling from Badrinath to Dehradun when authorities lost contact with it.
Bengaluru leads India's office rental growth at 11.5 pc in Q3, equal to Tokyo: Report
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 30 (IANS) India's commercial real estate growth remains intact with Bengaluru recording 11.5 per cent year-on-year growth in prime office rents in Q3 2026, matching Tokyo among the region's strongest-performing markets, according to a report released on Friday. As per the analysis of Knight Frank, Mumbai and Delhi-NCR recorded year-on-year (YoY) rental growth of 4 per cent and 5.4 per cent, respectively. Across Asia-Pacific, prime office rents increased 1 per cent quarter-on-quarter (QoQ), it said. Of the 24 markets tracked, 16 recorded stable or rising rents. However, Hong Kong SAR posted the strongest year-on-year growth at 17.1 per cent, while Bengaluru recorded a 2.8 per cent QoQ increase. Meanwhile, among Indian cities, Delhi-NCR ranked seventh overall at $73.11 per sq ft per annum, followed by Mumbai at $68.39 and Bengaluru at $37.16. Office leasing across Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi-NCR totalled 7.6 million sq ft in Q3 2026, down 13.6 per cent YoY. However, prime rents remained resilient and rose by an average of 7.5 per cent annually. According to the report, demand was primarily driven by global capability centres (GCCs), flexible workspace operators and domestic occupiers which helped offset weaker activity from third-party IT services firms. In terms of leasing transactions, Mumbai recorded a 33 per cent YoY increase with year-to-date volumes already surpassing the city's full-year 2025 total. India-focused occupiers contributed more than half of the quarterly leasing activity. Meanwhile, Bengaluru experienced a moderation following a strong first half of 2026, while GCCs continued to account for nearly 50 per cent of its leasing demand. Despite a significant rise in new office completions, vacancy levels remained largely stable, the report said. Bengaluru led rental growth among India's major office markets with prime rents rising 11.5 per cent YoY and 2.8 per cent QoQ to Rs 2,015 per sq ft per annum. Vacancy stood at 13.4 per cent. In Mumbai, prime rents increased by 4 per cent YoY and 2.0 per cent QoQ to Rs 4,111 per sq ft per annum, while vacancy reached 15.2 per cent. Delhi-NCR recorded annual rental growth of 5.4 per cent with rents remaining stable compared with the previous quarter.
NorthEast United FC face Bengaluru FC in ISL 2026-27 on October 30. Check live streaming, telecast, match time and venue details.
5 From Bengaluru Were On Chopper That Crashed In Uttarakhand: Sources
According to initial reports, the helicopter, operated by Trans Bharat Aviation and bearing registration number VT-HCX, took off from Badrinath on Friday at 1:14 pm.
Flyers were from Bengaluru; chopper went missing near Joshimath: What we know so far
OneSource Specialty inches up on getting USFDA
Mumbai, October 30 (Udaipur Kiran): Onesource Specialty Pharma is currently trading at Rs. 1572.20, up by 2.55 points or 0.16% from its previous closing of Rs. 1569.65 on OneSource Specialty inches up on getting USFDAs EIR with VAI classification for Bengaluru SPD facility
Times Internet Half Marathon, Hyderabad: Celebrating a successful race and the people behind it
The Times Internet Half Marathon in Hyderabad wrapped up on a high note, uniting a diverse group of runners across multiple distance categories. With robust support from various partners, the event celebrated fitness and camaraderie. Next on the agenda, the series promises exciting races in Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi, keeping the spirit of running alive.
Tesla rolls out Halloween Mode for 'Model Y' in India
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 30 (IANS) Tesla India on Friday said it launched a new software update for Model Y and Model Y L vehicles that adds a range of Halloween-themed features, highlighting the company's over-the-air (OTA) software update capabilities. According to the Elon Musk-backed firm, the update allows Tesla vehicles to receive new features and improvements remotely without requiring a visit to a service centre. Halloween Mode includes a ghost-themed vehicle avatar, Halloween sound effects, special lighting sequences, seasonal vehicle wraps and a themed lock sound, it said. The update also introduces a 'Trick or Treat Mode' which activates sound and lighting effects when visitors approach the vehicle. Other features include a photobooth function and a voice messaging feature that allows users to speak through the Tesla app and have the vehicle relay messages, the company said. Tesla said customers can experience the new features at its Experience Centres across India. The company currently operates those centres in Noida, Delhi, Gurugram, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Mumbai and has approved collision centres in Pune and Ahmedabad. Earlier in October, Tesla CEO Elon Musk showcased a new version of the Roadster sports car with a prototype briefly lifting off the ground during a demonstration at a SpaceX facility in Texas. A post on X shared by Musk showed the vehicle navigating an elevated curved track before becoming airborne for a short distance and landing safely, drawing comparisons to a flying car. The showcase highlighted a specialised propulsion system that combines the electric vehicle platform with high-pressure air tanks and thruster technology. According to Tesla, the system can generate lift and improve vehicle dynamics through strategically placed thrusters that help control movement while off the ground. The test prompted enthusiastic reactions from company executives, who described it as evidence that flying-car technology is moving closer to reality. Tesla, however, did not provide a timeline for commercial deployment. Musk said the vehicle would remain practical for everyday use, although he acknowledged that road legality could depend on local regulations.
Chopper with six on board crashes near Uttarakhands Joshimath
Rescue operations under way; the helicopter, belonging to a private company, was returning to Dehradun from Badrinath when it crashed around 2.20 p.m., officials said
Office supply in Bengaluru, Hyderabad jumps 2-fold to 30.45 million sq ft in Jan-Sep: JLL
The top seven cities are Bengaluru, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi-NCR and Kolkata
Grand Nuptials of Aishwarya and Sireesh Unite Prominent Bengaluru Families
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], October 30: The wedding of Aishwarya, daughter of Smt. Kumudha and Shri. Kumar Babu, and Sireesh, son of Smt. Pushpavathi and Shri. Kupendra Reddy, was celebrated with
Hackers steal record $6.3 billion from Binance in just 20 minutes
By Ankur Banerjee, Rocky Swift and Summer Zhen SINGAPORE/TOKYO Oct 30 (Reuters) - Hackers stole $6.3 billion from Binance, the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchange, in a record theft that analysts pinned on North Korea and said could shake faith in digital assets. Cryptocurrency prices fell on the news, while Binance halted withdrawals and said it would cover the losses. About half the stolen assets were quickly frozen by stablecoin issuers such as Tether, Circle and the Trump-backed World Liberty Financial. The bulk of the heist unfolded in around 20 minutes beginning late on Thursday and bore similarities to previous large attacks blamed on North Korea, according to US blockchain analysis firms TRM Labs and Chainalysis. TRM said the attackers were able to order wallets that Binance uses to empty into hacker-controlled wallets, mirroring a 2025 heist at crypto exchange Bybit, which the US Federal Bureau of Investigationhad attributed to Pyongyang. TRM attributes the attack to ... North Koreas elite hacking unit, the firm said in an analysis of the hack posted to its website. Both TRM and Chainalysis said they were highly confident North Korea was responsible. 'BIGGEST HACK IN HISTORY' North Korea has for years used state-linked cyber units for espionage, financial theft and revenue, according to US and South Korean authorities as well as cybersecurity experts. North Korea routinely denies that. Its mission in Geneva and embassy in China did not immediately respond to Reuters' requests for comment. Binance said user funds were safe and that it was working with partners to freeze some of the affected assets, with about $3 billion located so far. It expects to resume withdrawal services in the next 48 hours. It did not mention the status of the remaining $3.3 billion. Your money is safe and we're covering every loss, co-CEO Richard Teng said on X. Our investigation has not attributed responsibility to any individual. It's the biggest hack in history, Aravind Srinivasan at market maker GSR said as crypto prices fell broadly. Bitcoin hit a six-week low of $76,368 and ether fell more than 3% to a two-month low of $2,178 before markets stabilised. BNB, a token originally launched as Binance Coin that can be used to pay Binance fees, was down 5% over the past 24 hours at $709.70, according to CoinGecko, while shaky confidence hit listed crypto exchange shares. Shares in crypto exchange Coinbase Global, which said it was unaffected, slid 4.8%, while those of bitcoin buyer Strategy fell nearly 6% in extended US trading. COMPROMISED LAPTOP An initial investigation suggested the breach may have started with a hacked laptop belonging to one of Binance's engineers, which let an attacker gain access to one of its systems and make unauthorized withdrawals, Binance said. Our security team is tracing the full attack path through the compromised computer which may be the entry point of the incident, Binance said. Mark Karpeles, former chief of defunct Tokyo-based bitcoin exchange Mt Gox, which collapsed a dozen years ago after $500 million in bitcoin was stolen, said attackers probably accessed private keys for at least two Binance wallets. Binance appears to have split its assets across multiple systems, ensuring a hack can only affect a part of the assets, but even so a single hack is a large loss, he said. Beyond the potential loss of assets, the security breach was likely to have wider ramifications for crypto, which had already been under pressure due to higher US interest rates and softer demand from exchange-traded fund buyers, analysts said. It may further dampen risk appetite and prompt investors to reassess the safety of assets held on centralised exchanges, said Tim Sun, senior researcher at HashKey Group, based in Hong Kong. HACK SIZE TOPS BINANCE SECURE ASSET FUND Binance, which allows users to buy, sell and trade digital assets, has 335 million registered users globally and had about $162.8 billion in assets under custody as of the exchange's 2025 annual report. The crypto exchange runs a secure asset fund for users, which is a $1 billion reserve held entirely in bitcoin that is intended to protect user assets in cases of security breaches, according to its website. Co-CEO Teng said that and company funds will cover losses. Stablecoin issuer Tether said it had frozen nearly $1.57 billion in assets linked to the incident, while Circle froze more than $800 million. World Liberty Financial said it worked with custodian BitGo to freeze funds, and Binance co-founder Yi He said $27 million in stablecoins and about $2 million worth of World Liberty tokens had been frozen. Crypto firm Ripple also froze roughly $200 million in funds, Yi said. The incident adds to a string of crypto thefts. Last year, attackers stole $2.9 billion worth of cryptocurrency across nearly 150 attacks, according to researchers at TRM Labs. In September, cryptocurrency exchange Bitget said roughly $350 million in crypto had been stolen from its platform, underscoring the industry's vulnerability to hackers. (Reporting by Tom Westbrook, Ankur Banerjee and Rae Wee in Singapore, Summer Zhen in Hong Kong, Rocky Swift in Tokyo, Vallari Srivastava and Anusha Shah in Bengaluru and Mrinmay Dey in Mexico City; Writing by Scott Murdoch and Tom Westbrook; Editing by Jamie Freed, Stephen Coates and Jan Harvey) This article originally appeared on Reuters at https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/crypto/articles/tether-circle-freeze-2-38-222607515.html
Beyond AI: Bengaluru Tech Summit 2026 to spotlight new technologies, markets and opportunities
The 29th edition of Bengaluru Tech Summit will bring together global technology leaders, investors, and entrepreneurs to explore emerging sectors and business opportunities.
A woman from Bengaluru has laid bare her monthly household expenses, totaling Rs 42,100. This figure accounts for various services, including a cook, nanny, maid, and extra cleaning help. That equates to an annual expense of Rs 5,05,200 dedicated to domestic assistance alone, excluding grocery and other household costs. This detailed breakdown highlights how quickly such expenses can mount for families in need of multiple services.
On Camera, Men Chase Bus, Assault Andhra Driver Over Alleged Rash Driving
The incident involved an APSRTC bus belonging to the Kadiri depot that was travelling from Bengaluru to Kadiri via Annamayya district in Andhra Pradesh
Earthquakes of big magnitude unlikely in Bengaluru region, says expert
C.P. Rajendran, geo-scientist and adjunct professor at the National Institute of Advanced Studies, says Bengaluru and its neighbourhood has a solid terrain with quite old crust
Sai Satya Vijay: On Wednesday evening, Sai Satya Vijay sat alone in a hotel room in Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh, with his eyes firmly fixed on the WPL auction happening in Kochi for next years season. His niece, Uma Kashvi, was in another hotel across town, with her teammates for the Under-19 Challenger Trophy, set to begin at the Luhnu Cricket Ground on Friday. Back home in Bengaluru, Kashvi's parents Vijitha and Praveen Kumar were watching the same auction feed. When Kashvis name came up, number 68 on the auction list, Delhi Capitals opened the bidding at her base price of Rs 10 lakh. No other franchise bid against them, as at 15 years and 202 days, Kashvi became the youngest player ever signed at a WPL auction and surpassed Haryana batter Deeya Yadav, who set the record last year at 16. I cried for like two, three minutes. It was a moment you were waiting for, Vijay told IANS in a free-wheeling conversation. Kashvis record signing shows how far down the search for talent in Indian womens cricket now reaches. Her journey to that record-breaking WPL deal is the story of a village firmly behind her: a family that split its home in two, parents who stepped down the corporate ladder, and an uncle who gave his niece the cricketing life he never had. Vijay grew up in Andhra Pradesh and played district-level cricket that, he says, cannot be even counted. There was no infrastructure and no support system. He fought his parents to keep playing, but eventually gave up to go into the IT world. The game, though, never left him. Every April 24, he cuts a cake for Sachin Tendulkars birthday and visit a temple wearing new clothes, a ritual he followed for a long time. He has kept photographs of all 100 of the legendary batters international centuries. I cant say I am a fan. I am a devotee of Sachin Tendulkar, he said. He helped raise Kashvi, born on April 9, 2011, a week after Tendulkar finally laid his hands on the ODI World Cup trophy at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. Vijay observed that Kashvi was a sporty child who grasped things quickly, whether in classroom or on the field. In 2019, he took her to an academy near the family home when she was seven and a half years. A young kid does not have the strength to hit fours and sixes, so he and another coach worked on two things: fitness and technique. Before the Covid-19 pandemic, Kashvis days began at 5:30am with fitness work, before leaving for school. Evenings were group sessions of learning the nuances of the game and about 30 overs of side-arm throwdowns from Vijay with semi-soft balls. She used to get one body blow per day, for sure, he said. Her mother found the daily bruises hard to look at, but Kashvi came home happy anyway. When the pandemic shut schools, Vijay used the empty nets of an academy to sharpen Kashvis technique. The pull shot became her signature stroke. I used to tell her, you are a female Rohit Sharma same pull shot, he said. With few girls matches around, Kashvi played with older boys. At nine, she usually batted at number 11, bowled two overs in a 50-over game and fielded or kept wicket. Most of her first 100 matches went that way. The break came through Shantha Rangaswamy, Indias first womens Test captain, who brought Kashvi into the India Nippon Cup, where each side mixed four India internationals with local players. At nine, Kashvi shared a dressing room with Veda Krishnamurthy, Jemimah Rodrigues, her WPL skipper at DC, Deepti Sharma and Shreyanka Patil. Arjun Dev, now her coach at NICE Academy in Bengaluru, recalled wanting to know about the child who took Shreyankas place in the playing eleven. I was obviously livid. What is an eight- or nine-year-old doing, firstly playing in this tournament and then taking Shreys spot? he recalled to IANS. Then he watched her play and felt she was indeed very talented. Everyone knew that she had the talent, she had the skill. Kashvi won the Young Talent Award in that competition and Vijay says, ex-India skipper Mithali Raj walked beside her until she left the ground and passed on top about how to grow as a player. Jemimah took to Kashvi, then a bubbly child, and in later years spent a few minutes giving her advice whenever they met. As a nine-year-old kid, she was good enough to play in the seniors category. But then BCCI rules said anyone below 13 cannot be a part of it, said Shantha. Vijay says Shantha let Kashvi play senior zonal probables matches at nine but would not select her. He recalls her saying, I cannot put her into the senior team, even though she has the skill, because of the age. It will backfire. Former India player Veda Krishnamurthy also picked Kashvi as wicketkeeper for her club side, and Vijay says the nine-year-old made an unbeaten 185 in a senior league match. At 12, she struck an unbeaten 217 in a junior inter-school tournament in Bengaluru. But Vijay feared for Kashvi going behind the stumps. When MS Dhoni came, there were a lot of wicketkeepers who lost their careers, he said. He then taught her off-spin. It meant she would be more involved in the game, and became an all-rounder who can be a keeper when asked. Kashvis career rests on a careful division of labour between Vijay and her parents. Her mother, Vijitha, a senior manager who has spent more than 17 years at a multinational firm, turned down promotions requiring more travel. Her father, Praveen Kumar, who studied for a masters degree in the USA, left salaried work about five years ago to start his own company so he could be available. Vijay stepped down a position and now works a few hours a day as a consultant. As Kashvi approached adolescence, Vijay requested Vijitha to travel with her for matches. A day after her birthday, Kashvi got her first period at a ground, dressed in whites for a red-ball match. Vijitha quickly went out and bought sanitary pads. There was no washroom, so Kashvi changed behind some bushes, then played and scored runs. From that day, Vijitha has majorly worked from the grounds and attending meetings online via Microsoft Teams, including on the day Kashvi made her India Under-19 debut against Sri Lanka in Chennai earlier this year. For two and a half years, the family has lived apart. Their home is in Bellandur, in Bengalurus south-east region, while NICE Academy is near the Kempegowda airport. Vijay and Kashvi live near the academy, and her parents visit at weekends. It is very, very tough. As a family, you dont stay together, said Vijay. Moving out was not an option for her parents. We are not from a rich family background. We need to work for our bread, he said. They have not had a holiday in three years. Their only trips are temple pilgrimages. Vijay, who is unmarried, says he does not plan to marry. For me, Kash is priority number one. School, too, has bent around the game. In Class eight, Kashvi attended for 21 days. The school agreed she would come only for exams. She now studies through open schooling and is due to sit her Class 10 exams in March, though tournaments have left little time for books. When the auction news spread, Vijithas managers in the US told her to take two days off and celebrate. At a time when industry layoffs are aplenty due to pivot towards AI, Vijay said, that support matters. Kashvi joined NICE at 13 and Dev now counts her among his closest friends. For a 15-year-old, the maturity level that she shows is unbelievable. She also understands my jokes very quickly. He says there is little to fix technically. The work is about belief. I think she undervalues her talent and ability a little bit. Our job has honestly been to push her out of her comfort zone. He had long urged her to bowl her off-spin with a more attacking field, five fielders on the leg side instead of four. She kept saying she was not ready. At an Under-19 game, she was still using the safer setting. In the next match, she switched. She was so happy and said, Yeah, I could bowl with it, said Dev. Dev saw a captain early. Under her leadership, her club side won all 11 tournaments it entered. She has always been our first-choice captain, he said, adding he would pick her ahead of senior players because it makes my life easy. She has captained Karnatakas Under-15 side and led Bengaluru Blasters in the Maharani Trophy, the states womens T20 competition, and scored 48 off 42 balls against Mysore Warriors in the 2025 edition. In the 2025/26 Under-15 One-Day Trophy, she was the leading run-scorer, with 516 runs at an average of 172, including three centuries. Against Manipur in Kolkata in January, she hit an unbeaten 158 off 66 balls, with 23 fours and seven sixes, as Karnataka won by 275 runs. She also played in Karnatakas Under-19 T20 side and in the one-day team that reached the semifinals, before getting India Under-19 call-up against Sri Lanka in June and July. She took four wickets in three T20s and two in two one-day games. On October 22, in the Under-19 T20 quarterfinal against Vidarbha, she took 3-18 as Karnataka defended 140 to win by six runs, and was named player of the match. Vijay has deliberately not rushed her. Last season, with continuous cricket leaving her with wrist pain, he was wary of an early senior debut. If you jump the guns and try to take a faster, steep step, and if you fail there, the fall will be very bad, he said. Dev is blunter. After the Under-19 tournament, he gave her a dressing-down, wanting quicker scoring and more intent from the start. Its just not good enough, he recalled telling her. Is she ready to set the WPL on fire, provided she is not picked for next years U-19 World Cup in Bangladesh and Nepal? I dont know. Maybe, maybe not. Time will tell. If she doesnt (become a remarkable cricketer), then the failure is on us as much. She has the raw material (to be one). Dev stated that Kashvis WPL signing left everyone surprised. After Kashvis signing was sealed, Shreyanka was the first to call Vijay, who was in tears. Jemimah texted him welcome home with a blue heart and a red heart, the franchises colours. Years earlier, she had sent Kashvi a birthday video hoping they would one day share Indias colours. Later, on a call with Kashvi, she teased the Bengaluru teenager: Are you sad that you did not go to RCB? She also told her DCs scouts had been following her for some time. Vijay had hoped for Delhi because of how it has groomed young players such as Niki Prasad and Sree Charani mentally, physically, as well as your game-wise. Shantha calls Kashvi a batting all-rounder with great fielding ability. I have seen her take one catch and it looked like she was floating in the air, she said. Shanthas one worry is fitness as Kashvi grows. Otherwise, she says, for her age, she is too mature, and I think she has a very sane head on her shoulders. Shantha also has a message for cricket fans eager to see Kashvi in action. People who havent watched her, please hold your breath. I can assure you she will be the talk of the town in the days and years to come. Vijay says Kashvi models herself on all-rounders such as Ashleigh Gardner and Hayley Matthews to become a player the depends on with bat and ball for winning games. Shanthas one worry is fitness as Kashvi grows. Otherwise, she says, for her age, she is too mature, and I think she has a very sane head on her shoulders. Shantha also has a message for cricket fans eager to see Kashvi in action. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
REVA University Organises World Architecture Day
NewsVoir Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], October 30: REVA University celebrated World Architecture Day on its campus on Thursday, bringing together architecture students, academicians and practitioners to explore the evolving role of architecture, sustainable construction and hands-on learning. The event was presided over by Dr. P. Shyama Raju, Chancellor, REVA University, with Ar. Vinu Daniel, Founder of Wallmakers, as the Chief Guest. Addressing the gathering, Dr. P. Shyama Raju emphasised the importance of Vidya, Vaidya and Vyavasaya
One Analyst, 71,000 Investors: Why Ankit Jaiswal Built NiveshX
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], October 29: Your groceries arrive in 20 minutes. Biryani at midnight takes 30. Yet for most Indian investors, honest research on the stock they are about to
Looking at Bengalurus bookstores, beyond Church Street
The bookstores on Church Street in Bengaluru are well known; here are a few lesser-known ones that keep the love for reading alive in other parts of the city
Looking at Bengalurus bookstores, beyond Church Street
The bookstores on Church Street in Bengaluru are well known; here are a few lesser-known ones that keep the love for reading alive in other parts of the city
The temporary disruption affected commuters travelling during the morning peak hours, particularly those using the Purple Line and passengers changing trains at Majestic
The temporary disruption affected commuters travelling during the morning peak hours, particularly those using the Purple Line and passengers changing trains at Majestic
