Anantapur School Attack: Injured Student Gets Advanced Treatment
Two Class 10 students were attacked with a chainsaw at a government school in Andhra Pradesh's Anantapur district. One student, severely injured with multiple fractures and a severed hand, has been airlifted to Bengaluru for advanced treatment, with the state government bearing expenses. The second student was injured while trying to protect her classmate. The attacker remains untraceable, and the Chief Minister has ordered a swift hunt and harshest legal punishment.
2 foreigners die of suspected electrocution in Bengaluru pool
The deceased were identified as Alexander Maximilian Theiss (57), a German national working as a crew member with Lufthansa, and Juraj Horvat (45), a project manager with IBM, they said.
HMT brings out new Kannadiga watch collection for Karnataka
Karnataka Historical Atlas: From temples to battles, states past comes alive on digital map
Curd price hike is Karnataka Milk Federations call, says chief minister DK Shivakumar
Ranya Raos temple visit in protocol vehicle raises questions in Karnataka
KBG launches Ward One initiative
Only 25% done, Bengalurus Silk Board drain upgrade aims to end flooding before next monsoon
The event, led by MLC Ivan DSouza, will feature Bharatanatyam, drawing and Goodudeepa competitions, cultural programmes and a religious harmony meeting
Noodles 'Too Spicy', 3 Men Thrash Fast-Food Shop Staff In Bengaluru
The accused, allegedly under the influence of alcohol, picked a fight with the fast-food shop staff over the noodles being too spicy.
After 2 Foreign Guests Die In Pool, Bengaluru's Conrad Hotel Says Cause 'Not Yet Established
Two foreign nationals died and two others were injured in a suspected electrocution incident at the luxury hotel's swimming pool; police are investigating alleged negligence in maintenance and safety arrangements.
2,500 acres identified for Mekedatu project land swap
Luxury comes at a price, but is safety assured? 5-star hotel tragedy raises questions
KSRTC to operate 2,600 special buses from Bengaluru for Deepavali rush
Bengaluru teenager with Down syndrome wins gold at world powerlifting championship
Karnataka Examinations Authority announces special stray vacancy round for medical seats
Dynamite-like object leaves crowd spooked in Bengaluru
Decision to hike milk price taken to protect farmers: Shivakumar
Decision to hike milk price taken to protect farmers: Shivakumar Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar on Saturday defended the recent milk price hike, stating that the decision was taken to protect farmers and ensure the proper care of gau matas (cows) during the ongoing drought period. The Karnataka government and the Karnataka Milk Federation [] The post Decision to hike milk price taken to protect farmers: Shivakumar appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
ED attaches assets worth Rs 427 crore in Karnataka Ponzi scam
ED attaches assets worth Rs 427 crore in Karnataka Ponzi scam Bengaluru: The Enforcement Directorate (ED), Mangaluru in Karnataka, has provisionally attached movable and immovable properties worth Rs 427.16 crore belonging to Shivanand Siddappa Neelannavar and his associates in connection with an alleged large-scale Ponzi investment scam involving the collection of Rs 2,459.49 crore from [] The post ED attaches assets worth Rs 427 crore in Karnataka Ponzi scam appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Flyer finds chicken in veg biriyani at Bengaluru airport; operator & restaurant to investigate
Court discharges former drug regulator S Eswara Reddy, three others in corruption case
The court found that the call recordings relied on by the prosecution did not attribute criminality to Reddy. None of the accused, it noted, had said in the recordings that Reddy demanded a bribe on any particular day or time to favour Bengaluru-based Biocon Biologics Ltd (BBL).
Rubio and Brazil's foreign minister to meet after tensions over Brazilian election
ATLANTA, Oct 30 (Reuters) - US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira spoke briefly at a Group of 20 foreign ministers meeting and agreed to meet in coming weeks before a G20 leaders summit, a source familiar with the plans said. A Brazilian official downplayed tensions over Brazils failure to approve Trumps pick as ambassador and the re-election of Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Vieira took part in the G20 meeting, which was hosted by Rubio in Atlanta. The two ministers agreed to meet again before G20 leaders meet in Miami in December. The plan for the two to meet again, first reported by Bloomberg, reflects a desire by the two countries to move on after discord over the ambassador's visa and the US decision to grant a visa to Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro after his election loss to the leftist incumbent Lula. We're clearly not politicizing the issue, as we haven't in other situations regarding Brazilian citizens who have fled to the US, the Brazilian official said. A US official and a person familiar with the matter last week told Reuters that Trump has no current plans to support Bolsonaro's political ambitions even as the administration allowed him into the country. Bolsonaro's father, former President Jair Bolsonaro, is imprisoned in Brazil for attempting to stay in power after losing his own re-election bid in 2022. (Reporting by Andrea Shalal in Atlanta and Shivani Tanna in BengaluruEditing by Tom Hogue and Peter Graff) This article originally appeared on Reuters at https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/rubio-brazils-foreign-minister-meet-151229759.html
Victim shifted to Bengaluru for better treatment; perpetrator, a close relative of the victim, was arrested at Dharmavaram railway station within hours of the incident
Rural share of Karnataka population to fall to 30% by 2047
The rural population is expected to decline from the current 3.6 crore to 2.4 crore by 2047, according to the Karnataka State Regional Urbanisation Plan-2047 report
The Leader of the Opposition argues the 4,896 acres acquired at a reported 12,240 crore, approved during the LDF era, was a natural extension of a two-decade process and part of plans for the Kannur International Airport and the Kochi-Bengaluru industrial corridor.
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Oct 31 (IANS) Congress' Karnataka President B.K. Hariprasad on Saturday said that Krupa Alva had been expelled from the party for six years after she failed to respond to a show-cause notice issued to her over activities that had reportedly caused embarrassment to party leaders. Krupa Alva was prominently seen in the alleged sting video linked to Congress Working Committee Member and former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. She is also heard making statements in connection with obtaining a party ticket to contest assembly polls from the coastal Karnataka region. Speaking to the media, Hariprasad said that unfavourable reports had appeared in the media over certain activities that had put public representatives and party leaders in an embarrassing position. The party had issued a show-cause notice to Alva, giving her three days to submit an explanation. As she did not respond to the notice, she has been expelled from the party for six years, he said. Asked whether the notice had reached her, Hariprasad said it had been returned. The notice sent to her came back undelivered. We had no other option but to take this action, he said. Asked about reports that Alva had travelled abroad, Hariprasad said the matter would be looked into by the central agencies concerned, including the Intelligence Bureau (IB) and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). On why the party had taken so long to initiate action, he said the leadership had wanted to give Alva an opportunity to explain her position before taking a decision. In a democratic system, everyone should be given an opportunity. We issued the notice and waited for her response. Since she did not reply, we took a decision, he said. Asked whether the party would conduct an internal inquiry to find out if anyone else was behind Alva, Hariprasad said the matter had been left to the authorities concerned. He added that the party had expelled her because there was direct evidence against her. Reacting to the Congress victory in the Nagpur MLC polls, Hariprasad made a pointed political remark, saying that Nagpur meant 'Havinapura' (land of snakes) in Kannada. He alleged that an organisation spreading the poison of hatred in the country had been challenged there and said the victory would send a message that it could be defeated across the country. Responding to claims that the BJP had defeated the Congress, he said the party should not make such claims, pointing out that it had suffered defeats in Varanasi, Bihar, Nagpur and constituencies associated with prominent BJP leaders, including Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. On JD-S chief and former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda meeting former Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa and subsequently commenting on the future of the state government, Hariprasad took a sarcastic dig. When an elephant walks, wolves and foxes follow behind it, hoping that something might fall. There is nothing wrong with that, he said. Regarding the proposed protest in Delhi, Hariprasad said Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had called upon party workers to fight to protect democracy and the Constitution. He alleged that permission had not been granted for railway arrangements to transport party workers from Karnataka, causing difficulties in their participation. He said thousands of Congress workers from Karnataka had already reached Delhi and would participate in a massive protest at Ramlila Maidan to defend democracy and the Constitution.
As Diwali approaches, numerous Indians are grappling with steep airfare costs when returning home, sparking worries about travel expenses. A viral graphic recently illustrated how flying to Paris can be less expensive than travelling to Prayagraj, underscoring a surge in domestic flight prices during this festive period. The surge is influenced by factors like heightened demand and rising fuel prices.
Indias first fusion power company takes key steps
Designs for the first privately built tokamak, a nuclear reactor that uses fusion to produce energy, could be firmed up in 2027 by Bengaluru-based startup Pranos Fusion
After Nandini Milk Price Hike Of Rs 8 Per Litre, Will Bengaluru Restaurant Bills Get Costlier?
The Bengaluru Hotels Association has warned that the hike in milk prices could make price revisions unavoidable, particularly for items that require large quantities of milk.
Indian National Racing Challenge 2W: Chiranth Vishwanath notches brilliant win in Super Sport race
Chennai Bengalurus Chiranth Vishwanath breezed to a brilliant win in the premier Super Sport 301-400cc Open class, upstaging pole-sitter, Petronas The post Indian National Racing Challenge 2W: Chiranth Vishwanath notches brilliant win in Super Sport race appeared first on Bilkul Online .
From children, for children: Koppal students create 14 picture books
Nineteen students, all studying in grades 5-8, worked on the books for over a year. Whilesome of them crafted their own stories, others made illustrations
Bengaluru police issue 19-point Deepavali safety guidelines, warn of legal action against violators
According to the guidelines, people have been advised to purchase and use only certified green crackers and burst them strictly between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m., in accordance with the directions of the Supreme Court.
Chicken in veg biryani? Bengaluru airport eatery sparks outrage after family's shocking discovery
'Cause Not Established': Bengaluru 5-Star Hotel's 1st Statement On Pool Deaths
The two victims were from Germany and Slovakia and were staying at the Conrad Hotel, one of the poshest locations in the Karnataka capital.
Bengaluru Police trace source of sting video; probe focuses on who handed it to Ritesh Pandey
A preliminary investigation has found that the claim that the recording was made in 2023 is false. The police suspect that the same video was circulated on different social media platforms in September and October this year.
BMTC Bus Catches Fire in Bengaluru, No Injuries Reported
The incident occurred at approximately 9:15 am when the bus, operated by Depot-15, was en route from Hoodi to K R Market
BNU Super Skilled Assistants Recruitment 2026
Bengaluru North University (BNU) has invited offline applications for 5 Super Skilled Assistants posts. Applications can be submitted till 16 November 2026. For complete details, candidates can visit bnu.karnataka.gov.in.
HR professional among three held for ganja peddling in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: The State Excise Task Force arrested three persons and seized seven kg of ganja, a car and mobile phones during a raid at Gaganpahad in Rajendranagar on Saturday morning, October 31. The arrested persons were identified as Chevula Mahesh Kumar (34), who works as an HR professional at Bharat Fin Machine in Bengaluru, and Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Bengaluru to Goa in 13 hours 20 minutes: Check Vande Bharat route, timings and weekly schedule
The new Vande Bharat Express will operate under train numbers 26655 and 26656. It will cover the distance between Yesvantpur and Madgaon in approximately 13 hours and 20 minutes.
Sharmila shifts daughter's wedding venue after Jagan's refusal
Andhra Pradesh Congress chief YS Sharmila has decided to move her daughter Anjili Reddy's wedding venue after her brother, former Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, refused to allow his Bengaluru property for the ceremony, citing security reasons. Sharmila stated the decision was made to ensure a non-controversial event, despite her claim of full ownership of the property.
Tragic Electrocution Incident Claims Lives of Two Foreign Nationals in Bengaluru Hotel
Two foreign nationals die from electrocution in a Bengaluru hotel pool, while two others are injured during rescue efforts. Tragic Electrocution Incident Claims Lives of Two Foreign Nationals in Bengaluru Hotel
Twenty Seasons On, Ellyse Perry Still Wants To Be a Better Version Of Herself
Big Bash League: Nearly two decades after she first played for Australia as a 16-year-old, premier all-rounder Ellyse Perry said she still goes into every day trying to be a better player than she was the day before. Ellyse, 35, is now in her 20th season of playing professional cricket. She marked its start by hitting 58, a knock that anchored the Sydney Sixers chase in their last-ball win over the Brisbane Heat in the Womens Big Bash League (WBBL) opener at the Allan Border Field. I just like to be a better version than what I am today, and thats a challenge every day. Thats really fun to take on and you learn lots as you go so, yeah, hopefully if or whenever I finish playing, I can be a better player than what I was when I started, that will be awesome, Ellyse was quoted as saying by cricket.com.au on Saturday. Ellyse was named the ICC womens cricketer of the decade for 2011 to 2020 and has won the World Player of the Year award thrice. She was the first cricketer, male or female, to complete the double of 1,000 runs and 100 wickets in T20Is, and she has more than 3,000 runs and over 150 wickets in ODIs. Asked how she stays hungry after so many years, the dual international, who also played for the Matildas at the FIFA Womens World Cup, said the younger players around her keep pushing her. Oh, its pretty easy because theres so many great players around that its pretty hard to keep up most of the time. The creativity (among the younger players) is phenomenal and just seeing that is motivation in itself to try and keep pace, but also try and continue to contribute to whatever teams youre a part of - and I love that. I also love just being fit and active and healthy and being a professional sportsperson kind of leads to that. So I dont have any special kind of goals or secrets or anything like that. Just amazing amount of support and Im just fortunate, she added. Her routine has barely changed since her teenage years. Ellyse, who will turn out for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the 2027 WPL, said she still spends as much time in the nets as she did when she was dreaming of wearing the Australian colours, and that batting practice gives her a rare moment of calm. Batting for me, especially in the nets, is probably a little bit like meditation in a way. You dont have your phone attached to you. Youre sort of down there by yourself just hitting balls. So I really enjoy that. I just love training with the girls as well. Like bowling in the nets or out on the field, its great fun. And crickets the summer sport too, so you get to do it under the Australian sun, which is pretty nice, she added. Batting for me, especially in the nets, is probably a little bit like meditation in a way. You dont have your phone attached to you. Youre sort of down there by yourself just hitting balls. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Railways announces Diwali special trains from Bengaluru
Bengaluru: In view of the expected increase in passenger traffic during Diwali, the South Western Railway has announced two special train services connecting Bengaluru with Thoothukudi in Tamil Nadu and Kannur in Kerala. The additional trains are intended to help passengers travelling during the festive holidays and reduce congestion on regular services. According to 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 .
All Of Us Were Very Excited': Shubhangi Kulkarni Recalls Indias First Womens Test In 1976
ODI World Cup: Exactly fifty years after she walked out at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru for Indias first womens Test against the West Indies, Shubhangi Kulkarni still remembers how excited the dressing room was that morning. The match also marked the first international game played by India womens cricket team. All of us were very excited. We were all very young, mostly college-going girls around 17 or 18 years old. We were just getting exposed to international competition, and all of us were thrilled to be playing international matches, Shubhangi was quoted as saying by bcci.tv as Indian womens cricket marks its golden jubilee on Saturday. In that game, Shubhangi, a leg-spinner from Pune, became the third-youngest debutant in womens Test history at 17 years and 104 days. She took 5-48 in the first innings and finished the match with figures of 7-76. The squad had trained under former India batter Lala Amarnath, and the excitement came with a fair amount of self-belief. We had a camp before the series with Lala Amarnath, and then we played the West Indies team, which was known for having good fast bowlers. We thought our spinners were very good, and we were really looking forward to the competition. The first Test match was very memorable for me because I got five wickets. It was the first time I was bowling to international cricketers. I had just learned a few tricks and was trying them out, she added. The excitement turned to celebration in the fourth Test at Patnas Moin-ul-Haq Stadium. Shubhangi took 3-43 and 4-14 as India won a Test match for the first time. Her 23 wickets in the six-match series are still a joint record for the most in a womens Test series. The kind of response we got from the crowd was something we had never anticipated. After we won, the crowd response was so overwhelming that it took us a long time to get back to the hotel because the crowds wouldnt allow the bus to move. We kept signing autographs. Initially, people came out of curiosity just to see us play. But once they started watching, they appreciated our skills and realised that girls could play cricket too. It took people a lot of time to accept us playing the sport, recalled Shubhangi. For many players, she said, the first hurdle was at home, and the second was money. The biggest challenge for most girls was getting permission from home to play cricket. Parents were worried about the hard ball causing injuries, or that playing for long hours in the sun would make the girls dark. Another major challenge was funding. We had to spend money from our own pockets to travel for domestic events, often paying our own train fares. We stayed in dormitories and travelled in unreserved or second-class train compartments, sometimes carrying our own food to save money, she added. Shubhangis international career lasted 15 years. She played 17 consecutive Tests, the seventh-longest run in the format, and bowled 3,329 deliveries, ninth on the all-time list. She took 60 Test wickets with five five-wicket hauls, a joint world record, and her 16 stumpings are the second-most in womens Tests. She also took 38 ODI wickets at an economy rate of 3.49. Her best innings came on her captaincy debut against England at Collingham in 1986. With India at 105/5, she made a career-best 118 and added 106 for the eighth wicket with Minoti Desai, the fifth-highest eighth-wicket stand in womens Tests, as India reached 323. She received the Arjuna Award in 1985. Off the field, as honorary secretary of the Womens Cricket Association of India (WCAI), Shubhangi helped bring about its merger with the BCCI in 2006. She credited former BCCI president Sharad Pawar with making that happen. That is where things changed for womens cricket in India and that is when the girls started getting the facilities. Those were challenging times. But looking back at where we are today, it gives us a sense of satisfaction that what we did in the beginning has borne fruit. She credited ICC chairman Jay Shah, the former BCCI secretary, and the present board administration with speeding up the games growth, adding that todays players have support her generation could not have imagined. The facilities that the BCCI is providing to women cricketers are excellent now. If you compare it to our time, when we played on college grounds, club grounds, and uneven surfaces, today these girls are playing on top-class grounds, which significantly improves fielding and overall play. The facilities provided, such as state teams staying in four-star or five-star hotels and travelling by air, are a stark contrast to our struggles. The equal match fees and the central contracts that the girls are getting allow them to focus entirely on their game without worrying about finances. They are well-provided for, and the BCCIs support has completely transformed the sport. The most significant change has been the introduction of the Womens Premier League (WPL), which has opened up numerous opportunities for domestic players to play alongside international stars and learn from them in the dressing room, she said. India won their first ICC Womens ODI World Cup on November 2 last year, and Shubhangi said the title meant as much to former players as to the team. It was a dream come true for most of us former players because winning a World Cup is something we all wanted. Seeing this team achieve it gave me immense satisfaction. The team performed exceptionally well; they gave their 100% and never gave up. There were challenges, but they overcame them, making it a total team effort. The way they played, hats off to Harmanpreet and the entire team. Shubhangi further said she valued the way Harmanpreet Kaurs side has honoured the pioneers. It is very nice of the current players to appreciate and recognise the efforts of the earlier players. During our time, we played for the love and passion of the game. It felt like they truly valued all of that, and I am really proud that the team felt that way. She also recalled the contribution of the founders of the womens game in India: Mahendra Kumar Sharma, Pramila Bai Chavan and Chandra Tripathi. In 1973, when the organisation was formed and Mr Sharma registered it, he actually gave the girls a platform to play a sport and turn what had been a hobby into a national sport, she said. Looking ahead, Shubhangi signed off by welcoming Indias hosting of the inaugural ICC Womens Champions Trophy in February 2027. I think the timing is absolutely right for hosting the first-ever Womens Champions Trophy. After winning the World Cup last year and then the match at Lords, I think we have the momentum, and this is the fastest-growing sport in India. She also recalled the contribution of the founders of the womens game in India: Mahendra Kumar Sharma, Pramila Bai Chavan and Chandra Tripathi. In 1973, when the organisation was formed and Mr Sharma registered it, he actually gave the girls a platform to play a sport and turn what had been a hobby into a national sport, she said. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
BengaluruMangaluru-Goa Vande Bharat Express timetable
The journey was completed in around 7 hours in the last trial run
Bengaluru leads India's office rental growth at 11.5 per cent in Q3 2026, matching Tokyo
Bengaluru recorded 11.5% annual growth in prime office rents in Q3 2026, matching Tokyo, while Mumbai and Delhi-NCR rose 4% and 5.4%. Leasing across the three Indian markets fell 13.6% year-on-year to 7.6 million sq ft, Knight Frank said.
Char Dham trip ends in tragedy for five Bengaluru friends as helicopter crashes in Chamoli
Preliminary reports suggest poor weather and low visibility may have played a role in the accident. Rescue teams recovered the bodies, while the Karnataka government coordinated with Uttarakhand authorities to bring the victims' mortal remains home.
NRIs Buying Real Estate In India In Record Numbers. These Cities Top The List
Several Indian cities are emerging as preferred destinations for NRI property buyers. Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR, Pune and Hyderabad top the list.
MeitY launches DEPA handbook to enable secure data sharing for AI training
Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has launched a handbook on Data Empowerment and Protection Architecture (DEPA) for AI training, an official release said Saturday. The handbook outlines a techno-legal framework that allows institutions to collaborate on data for AI training while keeping control of their data. IT Secretary S Krishnan unveiled the handbook, which was developed with support from the iSPIRT Foundation, at a roundtable in Bengaluru. The framework combines contractual permissions, controlled computing environments and privacy-enhancing safeguards. It also incorporates data provenance, enabling the origin, permissions and use of data to be traced throughout the training process, supporting accountability and transparency, the release said. As AI becomes central to economic and social development, access to diverse, high-quality data is critical. Yet concerns around privacy, confidentiality, intellectual property and institutional control ofte
Two Foreign Guests Die In Suspected Electrocution At Bengalurus Conrad Hotel Pool
An American guest and an Indian pool attendant were injured while attempting to rescue them. Police have launched an investigation.
Rice price nears 100/kg, Karnataka farmers seek 2tmcft 'water loan'
Revanth urges Centre to expedite Hyderabad-Pune bullet train
Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Friday, October 30, urged Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to expedite the Hyderabad-Pune bullet train project. Reddy sought early approval for alignments for the project that would connect Hyderabad with Pune, Chennai and Bengaluru. In a meeting with Vaishnaw at the Rail Bhavan in New Delhi, Reddy 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 .
Two foreign nationals, a German and a Slovak citizen, died following suspected electrocution in a swimming pool on the third floor of a hotel in Bengaluru's Halasuru area on Friday evening. Two other persons, including an American hotel guest and an Indian pool attendant, sustained injuries while attempting to rescue the victims, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), East Bengaluru, said. The deceased have been identified as Alexander Maximilian Theiss (57), a German national who was a crew member of Lufthansa, and Juraj Horvat (45), a citizen of the Slovak Republic who worked as a project manager at IBM. The two injured persons have been identified as Mathew DeSantis (41), an American national who was staying at the hotel as a guest, and Rahul Tiwari (28), an Indian national employed at the hotel as a pool attendant and lifeguard. Both DeSantis and Tiwari sustained injuries while attempting to rescue the two foreign nationals from the swimming pool. They were shifted to Manipal Hos...
Todays Gold Rate: Gold prices down in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru
22, 24 carat Gold prices down across metro cities on October 31
Two foreigners killed in Bengaluru five-star hotel swimming pool
Bengaluru: Two foreign nationals died after allegedly suffering electric shocks while swimming in the pool of a five-star hotel in Bengaluru on Friday evening, Ocotber 30. The incident occurred at the Conrad Hotel, located in the Ulsoor area, triggering a police investigation into possible safety lapses. The deceased have been identified as Alexander Maximilian Theiss, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Bengaluru Two foreign nationals died of suspected electrocution in the swimming pool of a five-star hotel here, while two others, The post Two foreign nationals die after suspected electrocution at Bengaluru hotel, 2 injured during rescue attempt appeared first on Bilkul Online .
The journey was completed in around 7 hours in the last trial run
Dynamite-like explosive material found in vacant plot near Sunkadakatte Circle in Bengaluru
The discovery of the suspicious material triggered panic among residents in the locality
Dynamite-like explosive material found in vacant plot near Sunkadakatte Circle in Bengaluru
The discovery of the suspicious material triggered panic among residents in the locality
Two foreigners die of electrocution at 5-star Bengaluru hotel's swimming pool; police launch probe
Two foreign nationals lost their lives in an unfortunate incident after they were allegedly electrocuted while swimming in a poll a five-star hotel in Bengaluru, the police said on Saturday. The incident happened on Friday...
2 foreign nationals die of suspected electrocution in Bengaluru hotel pool
A German airline crew member and an IBM project manager were among those killed; two others injured while attempting to rescue them are out of danger
IBM executive, Lufthansa staffer die of electrocution
Two foreign nationals, a German airline crew member and an IBM project manager, died from suspected electrocution while swimming in a five-star hotel pool in Bengaluru on Saturday. Two others were injured attempting rescue. Police have registered a case and are investigating the incident that occurred on Friday evening.
Bengaluru man says family spends up to Rs 80,000 monthly on home-cooked food
A four-person family in Bengaluru claims their monthly grocery bills range between Rs 60,000 to Rs 80,000, sparking discussions across social media platforms regarding average grocery costs. Various users chimed in, sharing their own budgeting experiences, which showcased stark contrasts in spending behaviors. The discourse emphasizes that food expenditure can be highly individualized, influenced by personal preferences and lifestyle choices.
BNU B.Ed Time Table 2026 Out - Check 2nd
Bengaluru North University has released the B.Ed 2nd and 4th semester exam time table for November 2026. Exams run from 12 November to 25 November 2026, from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM.
Mumbai is India's costliest property market, Bengaluru the most attractive: S Naren
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has followed almost the same breakfast routine for 15 years, eating eggs, toast and drinking chai. A vegetarian, he enjoys dosa in Bengaluru, chole bhature in Delhi and pav bhaji in Mumbai. According to Mint, Pichai is a night owl who works best after 10 pm. He also makes time for weekend workouts, walking, hiking and occasional Peloton sessions.
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], October 31: REVA University inaugurated the first edition of REVA Literature Festival, The First Chapter, on its campus on Friday. Celebrating the theme Two Days, Countless Stories, the festival brought together acclaimed authors, writers, journalists, artists, literary enthusiasts and young creative minds to celebrate literature, creativity, culture and the enduring power of storytelling.
1387 Vijayanagara inscription unearthed in Karkala reveals land grants
Udupi: An important stone inscription believed to date back to 1387 AD, during the Vijayanagara period, has been discovered at Dasanda Bakimaru near the Jumadi temple in the Kedinje area of Belman village in Karkala taluk. Professor T Murugeshi, retired archaeology professor and founder trustee of Adima Kala Trust, said the discovery was significant for 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 .
Cong leaders pay tribute to Indira Gandhi on death anniversary; recall her sacrifices, legacy
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 31 (IANS) Congress leaders on Saturday paid tributes to late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on her 42nd death anniversary, remembering her contributions and sacrifices for the country and describing her as a leader whose legacy continues to inspire generations. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi and other party leaders visited the Indira Gandhi Memorial and offered floral tributes to the late Prime Minister at Shakti Sthal. In Bengaluru, Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee President B.K. Hariprasad remembered Indira Gandhi as the 'Iron Lady' of India and said she had sacrificed her life for the unity of the country. Today is the 42nd death anniversary of my great leader, the Iron Lady of India, Indira Gandhi. It is the 42nd death anniversary. Indira Gandhi sacrificed her life for the unity of this country. Her great sacrifices will be remembered forever when we talk about the unity of the great country that is India, he told IANS. All India Mahila Congress President Alka Lamba also paid tribute to Indira Gandhi, recalling her contribution to women's political participation and the establishment of the Mahila Congress. Indira-ji can never be forgotten; there is no question of merely remembering her. She lives on in our memories, through her sacrifice and devotion. Martyr, India's first female Prime Minister, Bharat Ratna Indira Gandhi-ji, on her martyrdom day, we remember her, Lamba said. She said she felt proud to lead an organisation whose foundation and establishment were laid by Indira Gandhi, adding that the late Prime Minister had not only provided women with an organisation but had also insisted on their active participation in politics. That dream was realised by Rajiv Gandhi by bringing 33 per cent reservation for women in Panchayati Raj. Following that, Sonia Gandhi took it further by passing the Women's Reservation Bill, she added. Indian Youth Congress (IYC) President, Uday Bhanu Chib, also remembered Indira Gandhi's contribution to the country and said her sacrifice continued to inspire the organisation. We remember Indira Gandhi. We remember what she has done for this country. She has sacrificed her life for the betterment of our country, Hindustan, and we are following the same path, he said. Indira Gandhi was born on November 19, 1917, in Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, into a Kashmiri Pandit family. She was the daughter of India's first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, and Kamala Nehru. National Integration Day, observed annually on November 19, coincides with Indira Gandhi's birth anniversary and serves to honour her pivotal role in shaping India's political, social, and economic journey. As India progresses toward becoming a global power, National Integration Day acts as a reminder of Gandhi's contributions to unifying the nation. The observance was instituted by the Indian National Congress in 1985 to commemorate her efforts in promoting unity. During her tenure as Prime Minister from 1966 to 1977 and again from 1980 until her assassination in 1984, Indira Gandhi worked relentlessly to strengthen national integration. Her political career was defined by her unwavering commitment to unity and integrity. One of her landmark achievements was her decisive leadership during the 1971 India-Pakistan war, which led to the creation of Bangladesh. Her actions solidified her reputation as a leader with a strong vision and resolve. The Green Revolution led by Indira Gandhi supported and expanded high-yielding agricultural policies that helped steer India toward food self-reliance and security. Indira Gandhi also authorised India's first peaceful nuclear test in Pokhran in 1974 and significantly advanced the country's space program. She chaired the Non-Aligned Movement and positioned India as an influential voice for developing nations during the Cold War and also nationalised 14 of India's largest commercial banks to redirect credit toward agriculture, small industries, and rural development.
Two European Citizens Killed in Bengaluru Luxury Hotel Pool
The incident occurred on Friday evening at the swimming pool located on the third floor of the Conrad hotel in Halasuru.
Two Foreigners Die Of Electrocution At Bengaluru 5-Star Hotel Swimming Pool
The victims have been identified as a German national who worked with Lufthansa and a Slovakian nationals who was project manager with IBM
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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.
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 .
India hate crimes: 65 cases in September and attackers who no longer hide
Hyderabad:On September 3, a YouTube podcast aired an interview with Swatantra Bhardwaj, a 21-year-old self-styled kattar Hindu, in which he boasted of cracking open a mans skull at a protest in Delhi. The man, he said, needed 60 stitches. He was Sanjay Kumar, a Dalit whose 14-year-old daughter volunteers with the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), 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 .
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
