Resort-led real estate gains traction as buyers seek lifestyle beyond second homes
Hospitality-led real estate developments are becoming popular as buyers seek resort-like lifestyles near metro cities. Developers are offering sale-and-leaseback models to cater to these demands in various locations. The evolving preferences of homebuyers emphasize lifestyle choices and integrated living environments that include hospitality elements. Multiple projects around Bengaluru are gaining traction due to the growing demand for quality experiences in residential developments.
Agency says it canceled 315,000 Obamacare health plans last month
By Bo Erickson and Christy Santhosh WASHINGTON, Sept 22 (Reuters) - The Trump administration is halting enrollment in Obamacare health plans for more than 760,000 people it believes were fraudulently signed up, Vice President JD Vance said on Tuesday, part of an anti-fraud effort he estimated would save $2.2 billion in taxpayer money. The US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services canceled about 315,000 plans last month, citing unverified citizenship or immigration documentation and suspected improper enrollments. The agency will bar 569 brokers it accused of submitting statistically implausible rates of plan year 2026 applications without necessary applicant information such as a Social Security number. The plans, created by Democratic President Barack Obama's signature Affordable Care Act, offer income-based subsidies. Republican President Donald Trump sought unsuccessfully in his first term to overturn the law and has proposed changes that would make the plans less comprehensive. Millions dropped coverage this year as rising medical costs and the expiration of extra COVID-era subsidies made monthly premiums unaffordable. Vance described the canceled group as a mix of both phantom people, but also real people who just don't meet the eligibility requirements, including some he said who were signed up by brokers without their knowledge. Vance said the administration would further verify between 419,000 and 450,000 more people to confirm they are legal US residents meeting income thresholds. CMS Administrator Mehmet Oz said the enrollees were treated as phantoms because officials believe most either do not exist or were unaware they had coverage, having never filed a claim and being unreachable despite repeated contact attempts. BROKER REGISTRATION FREEZE The administration is using an emergency-style rulemaking process to impose an immediate, industry-wide freeze on new Obamacare broker registrations, bypassing the usual advance notice-and-comment period. Oz called it a temporary national moratorium for six months, saying most fraud was concentrated among such agents. CMS said some brokers have allegedly enrolled people without genuine consent, changed people's plans without permission, used inaccurate information, or created questionable applications to receive commissions. The agency said brokers without a 2026 registration will be frozen out until February 1, 2027. The freeze could weigh on insurers that rely on brokers to sign up customers, analysts said. ENROLLMENT IMPACT WARNING Because brokers are key to how people enroll, the freeze may negatively affect enrollment and potentially margins related to higher risk pool in a market that is already contracting as enhanced subsidies expire, said Morningstar analyst Julie Utterback. A blanket moratorium would punish legitimate professionals instead of targeting the bad actors responsible for fraud, said Mychal Walker, president of the National Association of Benefits and Insurance Professionals, a trade group that urged CMS to adopt targeted safeguards instead. CMS said unauthorized Obamacare enrollments could cost up to $6.6 billion in improper federal spending for the 2026 plan year. The cancellations were led by Vance's anti-fraud task force, which includes Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Oz and Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson. Oz said the $2.2 billion in savings would climb, calling it the tip of the iceberg. It was not immediately clear whether the $2.2 billion represented money the government had already recovered or payments it expected to avoid going forward. Vance described the sum as taxpayer money that we're saving and money we're stopping from going to fraudsters, while Oz said officials collected that money back. A Department of Health and Human Services spokesperson referred questions to the Office of the Vice President, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment. An HHS report released earlier this year estimated nearly half of new Obamacare enrollments between 2021 and 2024 may have been improper, phantom or fraudulent. CMS said more than 1 million enrollees received coverage without providing a Social Security number. (Reporting by Bo Erickson and Ahmed Aboulenein in Washington, Christy Santhosh in Bengaluru; Additional reporting by Susan Heavey; Editing by Alexandra Hudson and Bill Berkrot) This article originally appeared on Reuters at https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/us-says-canceled-315-000-143133907.html
Reconsider Vande Mataram order, guv urges chief minister
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SC stays HCs inquiry order against official
Shantinagar launches dementia-friendly initiative
Drought list likely to touch 200, Gadag inclusion gives oppn fresh ammunition
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2 chain-snatching cases cracked, 3 held
K'taka targets 30% cut in salt intake by 2030
Karnataka governor asks CM DK Shivakumar to reconsider truncating Vande Mataram
Karnataka finance department urges spending restraint, warns of cuts across departments
Madhya Pradesh Prioritizes Telecom Manufacturing and Innovation, Says CM Mohan Yadav
CM Mohan Yadav emphasizes telecom manufacturing and innovation as key priorities for Madhya Pradesh during talks with investors in Bengaluru. Madhya Pradesh Prioritizes Telecom Manufacturing and Innovation, Says CM Mohan Yadav
Despite the largest share of the proposed protected area being in Karnataka, the officials have not made the draft available in Kannada, and it is available only in English and Hindi
Bengalurus dry spell to help revive 135 lakes under World Bank plan before rains return
Oktoberfest: Lufthansa crew onboard Bengaluru-Munich flight sport traditional costume
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Bengaluru: Three arrested for sandalwood theft at Railway Wheel Factory in Yelahanka
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Bengaluru commuters seek action over surge pricing by cab, auto aggregators
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Zetwerk, Ayr Energy settle legal dispute, seek termination of USITC probe
Global settlement resolves disputes spanning Texas courts, Bengaluru proceedings and USITC investigation
Anekal police bust illegal gun-dealing gang; seven arrested, five country-made pistols seized
During the investigation, police reportedly found that Dawood, a suspected kingpin from Bed Ghat village in Madhya Pradesh, was allegedly supplying firearms to the Bengaluru network.
Anekal police bust illegal gun-dealing gang; seven arrested, five country-made pistols seized
During the investigation, police reportedly found that Dawood, a suspected kingpin from Bed Ghat village in Madhya Pradesh, was allegedly supplying firearms to the Bengaluru network.
Indian man in Sharjah found murdered, body cut into nine pieces
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Bengaluru: ITBP soldier dies after bike crashes into tractor near Kanakapura
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Call for dementia-friendly Mangaluru on World Alzheimers Day
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GBA cracks down on Domlur building over setback violation
GBA cracks down on Domlur building over setback violation
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Greater Bengaluru Authority launches e-Aasthi 2.0
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Bengaluru: Governor Asks State Government to Reconsider Truncated Version of National Song
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Bengaluru triple murder: 2,085-page chargesheet filed against techie, live-in partner
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Chefs Ranveer Brar and Abinas Nayak on the versatility of Odia cuisine
Shivakumar Lauds KEONICS' AI Initiative For Rural Children
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Petition seeks end to Electronics City flyover toll after concession period ends
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Anekal police busts alleged country-made pistol racket, 7 held
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Karnataka Lokayukta raids multiple officials, recovers cash, gold
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BJP, JDS walk out after heated exchanges in legislative council
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22, 24 carat Gold prices down across metro cities on September 22
Interference with authority: Govt objects to HC choosing officers for SIT probe into KPSC case
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Karnataka CM considering closing down KPSC in light of alleged irregularities in recruitment
He stated that thieves have joined the commission
KEONICS turns 50, takes Karnatakas tech story beyond Bengaluru
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The Paradise: Court Restrains Circulation of Allegedly Defamatory Content Days Before Nani
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Experts Caution Parents Against Viral Kids-Care Hacks
Dr. Sayed Mujahid, well known consultant pediatrician, neonatologist, and parenting coach based in Bangalore, Dr Ramya Nagaraj, Dermatologist and Aesthetic Physician, and KT Kids MD & CEO Dhruv Sayani join 100+ mom creators in Bengaluru to discuss children's product safety and ingredient consciousness
IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar remanded to 6-day ED custody amid KPSC recruitment exam row
60.5 cr in an hour: 25 student startups turn investor heads in Bengaluru
25 student-led startups have secured soft funding commitments of around 60.5 crore at the first Masters' Union Ventures Demo Day in Bengaluru
Puravankara enters NCR with Rs 340 crore Greater Noida land buy, eyes Rs 5,200 crore GDV
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0.6 Gram Seizure, 2,000 km Chase: How Kerala Police Cracked A Drug Network
Investigators continued examining phone records, financial transactions and movements patterns before tracing Tabu to Bengaluru, where he was arrested.
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Bengaluru Woman Shocked By Rs 60,000 Rent, Shares Struggles To Find A Home
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Illegal Sale of Arms Racket Busted, Seven Held Near Bengaluru
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Man alleges fraud after paying Rs 60 lakh for PSI post
Yadgir: Eight people have been booked by Kembhavi police following a complaint alleging that Rs 60 lakh was collected from a man on the promise of securing a Police Sub-Inspector post for his relative. The complainant, Devendra from Tallalli (B) village in Surpur taluk, alleged that his brothers wife was preparing for the PSI recruitment 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 .
KPSC veterinary recruitment probe traces cash trail
Bengaluru: The CID investigation into alleged irregularities in the Karnataka Public Service Commissions recruitment of veterinary officers has uncovered a substantial money trail involving candidates, middlemen and officials, with investigators examining alleged payments made to secure government jobs. The probe has so far questioned around 40 candidates and traced financial transactions linked to the recruitment 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 .
The Law and Society Committee (LawSoc) of the National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru, has decided to call off the proposed screening of filmmaker Lalit Vachanis documentary Prisoner No. 626710 is Present, centred on jailed activist Umar Khalid. The student committee communicated the decision to the NLSIU student community after discussions with the [] The post NLSIU student committee cancels Umar Khalid Documentary screening citing threats of criminal action, harassment appeared first on India Legal .
Berger Paints ramps up expansion to fend off Birla Opus, JSW Dulux
Berger is strengthening teams in its weaker markets of Mumbai and Pune in the west, and Chennai and Bengaluru in the south
Bengaluru Traffic: City Witnesses Waterlogging On Several Roads After Heavy Rain
Heavy overnight rain caused waterlogging and traffic disruptions across Bengaluru, slowing movement near Thubarahalli, Varthur Kodi and BGS Flyover, while temperatures fell to 20.4C after 15.9 mm of...
Weather Forecast Today: Weather on September 22 is expected to remain mixed across India. Delhi is likely to stay dry, while Bengaluru and Hyderabad may receive rain. Gujarat faces thunderstorm activity, and parts of Maharashtra are under heavy rain warnings. Odisha and Coastal Andhra Pradesh face the strongest rainfall alerts.
The Paradise: Bengaluru court orders removal of targeted posts against film
A Bengaluru civil court has granted interim protection to Nani-starrer The Paradise after its makers flagged alleged coordinated posts targeting the film. The court ordered removal of specific URLs but clarified that genuine reviews and criticism remain unaffected
Can DK Shivakumar go beyond Bengaluru and become a mass leader?
Rain slows movement on several Bengaluru roads
Bengaluru Open 2026 Set to Tee Off with
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14yrs on, SC orders fresh probe into Dharmasthala rape-murder
Pavithra Gowda allotted another cell in Bengaluru Central Prison
Teachers oppose AI replacing third language in high schools in Karnataka
Ktaka govt to speed up UKP-3 land acquisition, compensation priority for affected families
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 21 (IANS) Karnataka Water Resources Minister N. Cheluvarayaswamy has directed officials to expedite compensation for beneficiaries whose land is pending acquisition under the first and second phases of the Upper Krishna Project (UKP), while beginning land acquisition for UKP Stage-3 on a proportionate basis as per government rules. The minister issued the directions during a meeting at Vidhana Soudha on Monday to discuss acquisition of land belonging to 184 villages expected to be submerged by the backwaters of the Almatti reservoir. He instructed officials to follow government guidelines and strictly avoid arbitrary decisions. Ministers and legislators from constituencies under the project area may also submit written suggestions regarding various stages of acquisition. Cheluvarayaswamy said the government had already fixed compensation rates per acre under an order issued last year. If officials are confused about building compensation, they should write to the department for clarification. He added that the issue would be brought to the Chief Ministers notice for appropriate guidelines. The responsibility of identifying land for rehabilitation has been entrusted to gram panchayats. Cheluvarayaswamy also warned of legal action over allegations of sale agreements involving rehabilitation centres for amounts running into crores of rupees. A separate meeting on R.C. shelters will be convened shortly in the interest of project-affected families. Officials held detailed discussions on prioritising 79 villages where acquisition is already at various stages among the 184 villages facing submergence. The government will take up acquisition of another 87 villages, for which notifications are yet to be issued, based on flood-affected status. In contrast, villages in the final stage will be considered later. The government has set a target of distributing compensation for around 15,000 acres out of the total 75,563 acres this year. Of the 5,600 acres in Babaleshwar, compensation should be provided immediately for at least 1,000 acres, Minister M.B. Patil urged. He pointed out that although funds had already been released for 18 villages, those in Vijayapura district were not included. Responding, Cheluvarayaswamy assured that the proposed Rs 3,000 crore would be distributed equally among six Assembly constituencies covered by the project, with Rs 500 crore allocated to each. The UKP Stage-3 envisages raising the height of the Almatti dam gates from 519.60 metres to 524.256 metres, enabling storage of an additional 100 TMC of water, besides implementing nine sub-projects. The project requires acquisition of 1,33,867 acres of land. Compensation, earlier fixed at Rs 2 lakh per acre, was increased last year to Rs 40 lakh per acre for irrigated land and Rs 30 lakh per acre for dry land. Land acquisition has already been completed in 18 villages, while acquisition remains pending for 71,284 acres covering 166 villages. Some court cases are being resolved through Lok Adalats. Ministers Vijanand Kashappanavar and Laxman Savadi, former minister R.B. Thimmapur, Water Resources Department Additional Chief Secretary Gaurav Gupta and senior officials of Krishna Bhagya Jala Nigam Limited (KBJNL) attended the meeting. Later, Cheluvarayaswamy held a meeting on land acquisition in Govindapalli and Karadigudda villages in Devadurga taluk, affected by the backwaters of Ramadurga tank. He assured farmers that steps would be taken regarding compensation. Officials were directed to study the affected villages and submit a report for providing compensation for 243.43 acres of land.
Bengaluru, Chandigarh girls win basketball competition
South Bengaluru to face Cauvery water supply disruption today
Train mows down student using earphones, locals demand footbridge
Ktaka BJP urges NGT extension for Kasturirangan survey
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 21 (IANS) Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State President B.Y. Vijayendra on Monday urged the Karnataka government to seek a one-year extension from the National Green Tribunal (NGT) to conduct a physical survey of areas covered under the Kasturirangan report, instead of merely passing a resolution against the Centre during the special Assembly session. Speaking in the session, Vijayendra said the government should take the lead in protecting the Western Ghats as well as farmers, families and livelihoods in forest-fringe areas. The Western Ghats must be protected, rivers must be protected, and the environment must be protected. At the same time, the people living on the forest fringes, farmers and their livelihoods must also be protected. It is the responsibility of the government to strike a balance between the two, he said. He stressed that the session should not be used merely to level allegations against the Centre but should provide a platform to find a permanent solution to the concerns of people living in the affected areas. Passing a resolution and sending it to the Centre will not solve the problem. We have to see what happens before the NGT and also face the judicial process. Therefore, the state government must move forward with complete preparation, he said. Vijayendra questioned the reliance on satellite surveys conducted several years ago, saying land-use patterns and ground realities had changed considerably. He argued that plantations, agricultural land, forests and settlements must be verified on the ground before decisions affecting peoples lives are taken. He demanded that Environmentally Sensitive Area (ESA) maps at the survey-number level be prepared for all 1,476 villages under the Kasturirangan proposal and made available to the public in Kannada. He suggested that the Revenue and Forest departments jointly conduct the survey with gram panchayats and local representatives, and that special gram sabhas be held in every affected village to record residents views. Vijayendra said it would not be possible to complete such a large-scale survey and prepare documentation before the October 25 deadline. He urged the government to deploy a strong legal team before the NGT and seek at least one year to complete the exercise. Get an extension, conduct the physical survey, prepare an alternative map, obtain resolutions from the gram sabhas and formulate clear measures to protect peoples livelihoods. Then submit a comprehensive report before the NGT, he said. He also called for time-bound disposal of pending applications under Bagair Hukum and Section 94A provisions to address concerns of people living on forest fringes. He suggested setting up a separate task force to resolve disputes relating to forest and revenue boundaries. Vijayendra urged the government to take seriously complaints that forest officials were causing unnecessary difficulties for residents. People are already facing conflict with wild animals. At the same time, a situation of conflict with forest officials has also developed. There are complaints that people face difficulties even in bringing firewood for funerals and constructing toilets. The Chief Minister has said that he would tighten the screws on officials. That should now be implemented, he said. He criticised ruling party legislators and ministers for undertaking padayatras with people over the Kasturirangan issue while the government maintained that it would not politicise the matter. Do not turn peoples concerns into a political programme. Work to find solutions to their problems, he said. Vijayendra concluded that the Western Ghats, forest-fringe villages and livelihoods must all be protected while ensuring development. The Western Ghats must be protected. The villages on the forest fringes must survive, peoples lives and livelihoods must be protected, and development must continue. The state government should act immediately instead of simply passing a resolution and washing its hands of the issue, he said.
2.3km Hebbal tunnel to gobble up 1,128 trees. Or, 490 trees for 1km of quick travel
What Bhupen Hazarikas harmonium tells us about the man behind the music
As India marks the birth centenary of Bhupen Hazarika, the Indian Music Experience Museum in Bengaluru has added one of the legendary musicians personal harmoniums to its permanent collection. Museum Director Preema John speaks about the instruments intimate connection to Hazarikas creative process, the value of preserving musical artefacts, and what his legacy adds to the story of Indias musical heritage.
Karnataka high court stays deferment of revised minimum wages
State owes sanctioned subsidies, incentives worth 2,880 crore to 3,716 industrial units: KASSIA
Timely resolution of MSME concerns will strengthen investor confidence and improve the ease of doing business in the State, says trade body president, Ninganna Biradar
Shivamogga IS conspiracy case: Accused gets 6 years of rigorous imprisonment
BJP, JD(S) legislators sing all six stanzas of Vande Mataram
Bengaluru Court Orders Action Against Targeted Posts on Nanis The Paradise
The producers argued that this was not normal audience feedback but a deliberate attempt to ruin the film reputation and hurt its box office collections.
Faulty estimates, costlier roads: CAG pulls up PWD over Rs 34.9 crore inflated costs
Drugs racket kingpins pharmacy stayed open after raid, health officer suspended
Fishermen cell seeks dredging of rivers, estuaries
Iconic Kannada play Mukhyamantri set for 900th show
Airfares to Kolkata are set to surge around Durga Puja, with tickets for October 16 priced 71% higher than fares for the following week, according to an analysis of 53 domestic routes. The median fare for flights into Kolkata on October 16 stood at Rs 14,117, compared with Rs 8,259 for the following week, while Chennai, Mumbai and Bengaluru recorded the steepest increases.
Promised 980% returns, Bluru man loses Rs 1.3cr to fake IPO scheme
