Mangaluru is poised to become a major tech and startup hub, attracting attention from prominent figures. The city offers a compelling blend of talent, quality of life, and affordability. However, discussions highlight the critical need for improved infrastructure, particularly its airport and highway connectivity, to support its growth aspirations and rival established tech centers.
Boost For Coastal Innovation: Mangaluru Tech Park Gets Cabinet Nod
Giving details about the project IT-BT Minister Priyank Kharge said the proposed project, to be taken up on survey numbers 129 and 113, will be implemented on a Design, Build, Finance, Operate and Transfer (DBFOT) basis.
Palakkad Division gets Vishisht Rail Seva Puraskar award
Mangaluru-Chennai West Coast Express, maintained at Mangaluru Depot, was adjudged the best maintained train in the zone
DGCA faults Indigos pilot training, slaps Rs 20 lakh fine
NEW DELHI: Indigo has been fined a penalty of Rs 20 lakh by the aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), recently for faulty training of pilots in specific categories of high risk airports. The airline plans to legally challenge the order. In a disclosure filed in the Bombay Stock Exchange on Wednesday as mandated by SEBI regulations, Indigos parent company, InterGlobe Aviation, has reported that the DGCA had levied Rs 20 lakh penalty on it on September 26. Specifying the violation by the airline which resulted in the penalty, the airline attributes it to its alleged failure to use qualified simulators for pilot training at Category C aerodromes. Category C or high-risk airports refer to aerodromes with challenging approaches or complicated terrain and only pilots who have undergone specialised training can operate flights in them. The disclosure further states, The company is in the process of contesting the order before the appropriate appellate authority. Over 1,700 pilots in Indigo are provided this critical airfield training as revealed through an earlier order the airline had received from the regulator. Elaborating on what qualified simulators refer to, Captain Anil S Rao, president of the All India Pilots Association, told this reporter, All simulators used in aviation need to have a whole topographical view (realistic, actual view) of the airport and its surroundings t. A generic airfield will not have a topographic view. For instance, Calicut and Mangaluru airports have a 300-feet high table top and require what is known as a qualified simulator. Similarly, Srinagar, Port Blair, Leh, Aizawl and Shimla are among the category C airports. Kabul and Kathmandu in the vicinity too are classified under it. On August 11, DGCA had issued a show cause notice to Indigo in connection with lapses in simulator training. Earlier, Air India Express too had received a similar notice in connection with the Calicut International Airport.
Mangaluru Intl. Airport commissions two modern crash fire tenders
Sadanand Poojary elected Mangaluru IMA president
Mangaluru airport strengthens emergency response infrastructure
Manufactured by Rosenbauer, the newly inducted CFTs were imported from Austria
Tunnel road project a threat to Lalbagh Rock, surroundings
BENGALURU: The state governments ambitious Rs 17,698-crore tunnel road project for Bengaluru will shrink the size of Karnatakas oldest lung space, Lalbagh, and the underground drilling will impact the famed Lalbagh Rock, part of the 3.2-3.5 billion-year-old Dharwar Craton, among the oldest rock structures in the world that extends from Kolar to Mangaluru and up to Ballari in the north. The projects 16.7-km north-south corridor connecting Esteem Mall Junction in Hebbal to Silk Board KSRP Junction will have multiple entry and exit points at Mehkri Circle, Chalukya Circle, Lalbagh and Silk Board. Its Detailed Project Report (DPR) shows that Lalbagh bedrock falls under the tunnel roads transition zone. The alignment is set to cross a prominent lineament with Lalbagh lake in the vicinity. The DPR said one intermediate ramp will exit on Marigowda Road at Wilson Garden and the other on Siddapura Road. Around six acres of Lalbagh land will be lost for the 1.1-km stretch between Ashoka Pillar and Marigowda Junction. The DPR also stated that the creation of vents for the tunnel road passes through Lalbagh, and will also need land. The impact of the project is feared because it is planned to snake below and through the botanical garden, and the Geological Survey of India (GSI) has declared Lalbagh Rock as a heritage site, as it is a visible part of the Dharwar Craton. Cratons are ancient, thick, rigid, stable and undeformed portions of the continental lithosphere, forming the core of continents. Lalbagh Rock is valuable as it is the Dharwar Craton jutting out of a layer of subsequent and younger sedimentary rocks that form the surface. These ancient crystalline basement rocks have deep roots reaching down into the Earths mantle, and provide stability and seismic safety. Dharwar Craton provides that stability to the Deccan Plateau, on which Bengaluru is located. Geologists said although Lalbagh Rock is extremely hard, cracks or fractures under it, where tunnelling is proposed, can inflict major damage. Noted environmentalist Dr AN Yellappa Reddy said a rupture in Lalbagh Rock can lead to water from Lalbagh Lake entering the Nimhans complex. Tall buildings along the alignment with deep foundations will also be impacted. He said the government should consult the National Institute of Rock Mechanics before proceeding with the project. A senior GSI official also pointed out that a thorough geotechnical investigation of the rock is needed on fault lines, weathering, cracks and joints. KV Krishnamurthy, secretary, Geological Society of India, said since the rock is declared a protected site, tunnelling will require permission. But a senior horticulture department official said: So far, no permission has been given for construction and land acquisition. Lalbagh (botanical garden) was created in 1760 and has over 2,200 species of plants belonging to around 680 genera and 150 species. The impact on the aquifers, which is the lifeline of varied species, including 250-year-old mango trees, is yet to be known. A senior GSI official said although protection of the rock and its surroundings is managed by the horticulture department, permission from the GSI head office is also required fo any work around or under the rock. This is why the Metro is far from the rock site. So far, no proposal has come (for the tunnel road project).
Karnataka Forms Special Task Force to Tackle Elephant Intrusions
The unit will function under the Deputy Conservator of Forests, Mangaluru Division
Mangaluru police arrests absconding aide of Kali Yogish
Swacch Mangaluru Abhiyan has become popular in W.B. too, says Swami Vidyamrutananda
One should develop a sense of ownership towards public spaces instead of limiting cleanliness to ones home, says the seer from Sarada Peeth
Mangalore University Physical Education Director passes away
Mangalore Universitys Director of Physical Education C.K. Kishore Kumar, passes away at 60 in Mangaluru.
Mangaluru: Karnataka Konkani Sahitya Academy hosts Kavyam Vhalo-7 poetry meet - Daijiworld
Mangaluru: Karnataka Konkani Sahitya Academy hosts Kavyam Vhalo-7 poetry meet Daijiworld
Mangaluru Airport handles 8,168 passengers, highest in a single day
Mangaluru International Airport sets record with 8,168 passengers and 61 flight movements in a single day
KSRTC introduces Mangaluru-Polali service
Mangaluru: Govt Seizes Property of Habitual Cattle Theft Offender - Deccan Herald
Mangaluru: Govt Seizes Property of Habitual Cattle Theft Offender Deccan Herald
Special train between Mangaluru and Delhi on Oct. 5
Traffic to be affected on October 2 evening in light of Mangaluru Dasara procession
Four youths held, minor boy booked for looting 1.5 kg gold from jewellery shop worker in Mangaluru
The Mangaluru police arrested four youths and booked a minor boy in connection with the looting of 1.5 kg gold from a jewellery shop worker by first waylaying his scooter and then abducting him in a car and assaulting him in the city on September 26
Faced with a shortage of enumerators which has hit the ongoing Social and Educational Survey in Mangaluru city, the district administration on Monday requested residents to voluntarily take part in the survey by filling the form online by accessing the link www.kscbcselfdeclaration.karnataka.gov.in.
One more special train between Mangaluru and Bengaluru
Demand up, but track congestion derails new Vande Bharat hopes in Kerala
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Vande Bharat trains continue to be among the most preferred services for rail passengers in Kerala, with occupancy levels consistently crossing 160% on routes such as Mangaluru Central-Thiruvananthapuram, Thiruvananthapuram-Kasaragod, and Nagercoil-Chennai Egmore. Despite the strong patronage, sources said the railway ministry has not granted additional services to Kerala, citing severe track congestion. Introducing new high-speed trains would force the Railways to halt several passenger services for longer durations to clear a corridor for Vande Bharat operations. Earlier this month, on September 9, the Railways expanded the coach composition of both the Mangaluru Central-Thiruvananthapuram and Kasaragod-Thiruvananthapuram Vande Bharats from 16 to 20. The seating capacity of a 20-seater Vande Bharat service is 1,440 passengers. Yet, according to senior railway officials, the average footfall on these trains under Thiruvananthapuram division remains far higher -- between 2,300 and 2,500 passengers per trip -- clearly reflecting the overwhelming demand. Although the Nagercoil-Chennai Egmore Vande Bharat does not run through Kerala, it falls under the Thiruvananthapuram division, and many passengers from the state capital rely on this service to reach Chennai. There is no doubt that Vande Bharat services enjoy tremendous patronage in Kerala, a senior railway official said. But if we introduce an additional Vande Bharat, we will be compelled to halt many passenger trains at various stations to clear the way for the high-speed train with limited stops. That would affect thousands of daily commuters and balancing these competing demands is not an easy task. Sources in the railway ministry admitted the issue has become a major puzzle for policymakers. While demand is particularly strong for a direct Vande Bharat service to Bengaluru, officials said running one along the congested Kerala-Bengaluru corridor is extremely difficult. We cannot estimate how many passenger trains would be affected if a Vande Bharat is introduced from Ernakulam or any other Kerala station to Bengaluru. Such a move could trigger criticism, as it will affect many other passenger trains. The Railways has to consider the interests of all sections of passengers, not just premium travellers, a senior ministry official said. Infrastructure expert E Sreedharan, popularly known as Metro Man, echoed the assessment. He noted that under the current circumstances, the introduction of more Vande Bharats in Kerala is not feasible. If new services are introduced, they will either be forced to run at reduced speeds or disrupt passenger train schedules. The practical solution is to keep increasing coach capacity, as the Railways has already done. In the longer run, creating a dedicated high-speed corridor will be the only way to run more such trains without disruption, Sreedharan said. Regular commuters also urged the Railways to focus on expanding capacity in the short term. There is no point in running Vande Bharats at low speed, said Rajesh Kumar, a frequent traveller. If new trains cannot be introduced immediately, at least add more coaches to existing services and consider a special project for Kerala to accommodate more high-speed trains. For now, Keralas Vande Bharat puzzle remains unsolved: demand soaring, but the tracks too crowded to make room for more services.
Mangaluru Dasara Marathon held; large number of runners take part in the event
The marathon was conducted in three categories - 21K, 10K, and 5K timed runs; around 1,600 people had registered for the event
Mangaluru-Shoranur special train on Oct. 1
Establishing Mangaluru data centre hub is expected to create over 25,000 jobs, says Karnataka Digital Economy Mission
11 students arrested and 12 kg cannabis seized in Mangaluru
Air India Express flight delayed by three hours at Saudi Arabia due to braking sensor failure
NEW DELHI : The four-hour journey of an Air India Express flight from Saudi Arabia to Mangaluru was delayed by three hours due to a braking sensor failure in the aircraft, said flyers on board. A total of 186 passengers were forced to cool their heels in their seats till the issue was rectified. Flight IX 886, a Boeing 737-800 aircraft, was to depart from King Fahd International Airport to Mangaluru International Airport at 9.35 pm (Saudi Arabia time) on Friday. It finally left by 12.45 am on Saturday and reached its destination at 7.15 am, instead of its scheduled arrival time of 4.25 am. Aircraft braking sensors facilitate safe landing of aircraft. They prevent overheating of wheels and avert wheels lock-up using using anti-skid systems. Flyer Syed Mohammed Shakeel, who works in a private firm in Riyadh told this reporter, I had travelled from Riyadh to Dammam to board this flight to my hometown Mangaluru. Initially, the delay was said to be 20 minutes before we boarded. But later, the Flight Captain announced there was a technical issue and it was being sorted out. Aircraft engineers came on board and entered the cockpit. By 12.15 am, the Captain again made an announcement saying the aircraft had a braking sensor issue and it had been rectified. The aircraft took off sometime after that, he said. Passengers were put to much inconvenience, particularly those with children, he added. Shakeel added that this was the second time he was experiencing delays on the same Air India Express flight was having a fault. The previous time in March 26, the flight was delayed by 26 hours and we had to stay at hotel. Atleast it is not so bad this time, he said. Nihal Abdul Kadir, a finance and accounts professional, said, I was travelling with my wife and daughter. We were really worried over repeated delays in take-off by the flight. Some sensor issue was specified. The Ahmedabad Air India crash incident is still in our minds and so we were quite anxious. There was no proper information conveyed to the passengers too which was very frustrating, he charged. Many were hungry too as we were supposed to get our dinner after boarding. Only water was served and that too if we requested them. We finally got our food after the flight took off, Kadir added. P.A Hameed Padubidri, a pro-bono lawyer who assists Indians based in the Gulf, said, This is not the first time passengers face this kind of issue, which is recurring phenomenon with Air India Express. He detailed multiple instances when passengers suffered on the airline's flights from Gulf countries to India. In this specific instance, there was no clarity on when the aircraft would actually depart, leaving passengers anxious, he said. Passengers deserve timely information. Being held inside an aircraft for hours without updates or proper care raises serious concerns about transparency, passenger rights, and basic human dignity, he added. Air India Express has the maximum reach across the Gulf nations with its services connecting even smaller cities to India which makes flyers opt for it. Despite reaching out to multiple airline representatives since morning, Air India Express did not respond.
International travel picks pace in August, up by 7%
NEW DELHI: Airports across the country recorded 3.3 crore passengers in August 2025, marking a one percent increase from the 3.27 crore passengers who flew during the same period last year. Despite a negative growth domestically, international traffic has driven air passenger growth across the country, reveals the Airports Authority of India (AAI). The Air Traffic Report, made public by AAI on Thursday, reveals that 66,73,252 flyers opted to travel abroad last month, marking a 7.7% increase over the 61,93,449 flyers recorded during the same month in 2024. A total of 2,64,06,660 passengers travelled domestically in August 2025 as compared to 2,65,48,845 in the corresponding period last year, marking a slight dip of 0.5% (zero point 5). The Air Traffic Movements (Arrival and Departures) reveal a 1.5% dip with 2,54,440 ATMs in August 2025 versus 2,58,310 in August 2024. A similar comparison of the patronage registered in the first five months of the ongoing financial year reveals a 3.4% increase in overall passenger count over the previous year-- 17.03 crore flyers versus 16.47 crore flyers. Yet again, international patronage has seen an increase of 6.8% while domestic passengers have gone up by 2.6% in April August this year versus same period last year. Max growth in international flyers in Aug 25 Pune airport has recorded the maxiumum growth of 80.7% in international passengers in August 2025 (24,303 flyers) over August 2024. The other airports which have registered commendable growth in international traffic are Coimbatore with a 48% increase (28,990 passangers), Surat with 41% increase (15,442) Mangaluru 40.2% (72,849) and Bagdogra 37.5% increase (1877 flyers). Guwahati and Chandigarh airports have dropped more than 20% of their passenger recorded during the compared period last year. Domestically, the airports that have recorded a substantial increase in August this year over the figures recorded in the same month in 2024 are: Kishangarh 93.1% (11,277 psgrs), Jaisalmer 91.2% (64), Dharbanga 87.4% (66,826), Agatti 66.3% (8725), Guwahati 63.1% 727500), Tiruchirappali 56% increase, Cudappah 55.6% (426), Tuticorin 54.8% (29788) and Agra 43.5% (17496). AAI & ICAO sign project to review height restrictions The Airports Authority of India (AAI) and the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) have signed a significant Project Document to review Indias national regulations on height restrictions around aerodromes, marking a key step in strengthening the countrys aviation safety framework. NHAI revises guidelines for signboards on highways The NHAI has updated its signboard guidelines, making roadside boards more informative and user-friendly. These boards will display details of at least 20 essential services and include QR codes for digital access to the most up-to-date information.
Grand rituals, 1,500 artistes & the iconic tiger dance usher in Mangaluru Dasara
Mangaluru court rejects anticipatory bail plea of Puttur tahsildar
Mangaluru International Airport conducts full-scale aerodrome emergency exercise
Mangaluru City Corporation invites bids for building Ranga Mandira at Bondel
10 new tech driven companies begin operations in Mangaluru, Udupi-Manipal
According to Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM), the Mangaluru Cluster, comprising Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Uttara Kannada and Kodagu districts, has over 250 tech companies with about 28,000 employees
Three tier-II airports in Karnataka record growth in passenger numbers, three see drop
Mangaluru, Hubballi and Shivamogga airports report increase in passenger traffic
Special train between Mangaluru-Bengaluru
Denmark company opens 850-seater tech centre at wrkwrk in Mangaluru
Auto driver dies by consuming acid after his vehicle carrying school students involved in accident
KASARGOD: A 40-year-old autorickshaw driver died by suicide after his vehicle, carrying school students, was involved in an accident in which the students suffered serious injuries. Preliminary investigations suggest that the driver, distressed over the students condition, panicked and took the extreme step. The deceased, K Aneesh of Pallanchi, was ferrying three Class IX students from Bethurpara Government Higher Secondary School on Tuesday evening when a speeding car hit his vehicle from behind near the school. While Aneesh suffered minor injuries, the students were seriously injured and rushed to E K Nayanar Memorial Cooperative Hospital, where they are undergoing treatment. Locals said that, overcome by panic, Aneesh consumed acid kept in his autorickshaw. He was rushed to a private hospital in Mangaluru but died around 12.30 am on Wednesday. The body was handed over to family after postmortem examination. The Bedakam police are investigating the reasons behind Aneeshs extreme step and how he had an acid bottle in his vehicle. Preliminary investigation suggests that he panicked after witnessing the accident and feared the consequences. But we are continuing investigation, said a police official. (If you are having suicidal thoughts, or are worried about a friend or need emotional support, someone is always there to listen. Call Sneha Foundation - 04424640050, Tele Manas - 14416 (available 24x7) or iCall, the Tata Institute of Social Sciences' helpline - 02225521111, which is available Monday to Saturday from 8 am to 10 pm.)
Proposal for Tech Park in Mangaluru; 3,500-Crore plan awaits Cabinet nod
The park aims to transform Mangaluru into another Bengaluru for the IT sector in the next five years. The Minister urged local representatives to work together beyond party lines for the development of Mangaluru
Mangaluru has great potential to be the data centre capital for Karnataka, says the Minister
Cusat denies links with Profcon
University says it has not hosted or endorsed any event by the name Profcon as part of the Wisdom conference in Mangaluru or any other location
Dasara package tour by KSRTC Mangaluru Division draws good response
Over 300 passengers travelled in seven KSRTC buses on the first day
Mangaluru Dasara festivities to begin at Kudroli temple on September 22
The religious programmes related to festivities began with Guru Pooja, Navakalasha Abhisheka and the consecration of Nava Durga, Maha Ganapati and Sharada idols at 8.30 a.m.
The Minister of State for Railways inaugurates the additional RoB atop the Mangaluru-Mumbai Railway line on NH 169A at Indrali in Udupi
Patrons seek extension of Madgaon-Mangaluru MEMU Express to Subrahmanya Road
The extension enables optimum utilisation of the idling rake besides connecting Subrahmanya with a host of pilgrim centres along Karnataka coast
Coast Guard leads International Coastal Clean-up Day in Mangaluru
The concerted effort is aimed at addressing the pervasive issues of marine pollution and safeguard the delicate marine ecosystems
Bengaluru-Mangaluru day train services cancellation extended till mid-December
Railway Ministry approves SWRs proposal to extend line block for 44 more days to complete electrification on Sakleshpur-Subrahmanya Road Ghat section
Patrons upset over lack of direct train connectivity from Karnataka to Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu
While a bi-weekly express from Mangaluru remains a non-starter, one weekly service each from Hubballi and Mysuru terminate at Ramanathapuram
Mangaluru resident arrested for involvement in online betting racket
A process has been initiated to seize 50,000 from a few bank accounts operated by Nazir, the police said
Wont do banking with banks that dont promote welfare schemes
Dakshina Kannada ZP CEO suggests that the banks take the help of Mangaluru City Corporation and other urban local bodies to hold camps in the urban areas to enroll beneficiaries
Mangaluru is fast emerging as Indias most dynamic tech cluster, where talent and industry converge to create a sustainable ecosystem of innovation and inclusive growth, says Sanjeev Kumar Gupta, CEO, KDEM, host of the event
Mangaluru International Airport bags six gold awards
IRCTC offers Panch Jyotirling Yatra via Mangaluru from November 21
Pilgrims can expect to visit Nageshwar, Somnath, Bhimashankar, Triambakeshwar and Girishneshwar along with Ellora Caves
Three cattle theft accused arrested, animal rescued in Mangaluru
The police said the cow was stolen from the cow shed of Umesh Alva at Adyar on September 13
Somanna to inaugurate additional railway overbridge at Indrali on September 21
Minister of State for Railways V. Somanna will inaugurate the newly constructed additional railway overbridge (RoB) on Malpe-Tirthahalli National Highway 169A atop Mangaluru-Mumbai railway line at Indrali in Udupi on September 21
Dharmasthala case: Skeletons recovered near Banglegudda forest
Mangaluru: A Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the Dharmasthala case has reportedly recovered skeletal remains during a search operation in Banglegudda forest, near the Netravati bathing ghats in Dakshina Kannada district on Wednesday. According to officials, the recovery was made in an area previously marked as a possible evidence site during earlier witness depositions. 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 .
Govt. sanctions 90 crore for repairings roads in Mangaluru Assembly constituency, says U.T. Khader
Legislative Assembly Speaker and MLA for Mangaluru U.T. Khader said here on Tuesday that the State government has sanctioned 90 crore, under different schemes, for repairing roads in his Assembly constituency
Legislative Assembly Speaker and MLA for Mangaluru U.T. Khader said here on Tuesday that the State Cabinet recently approved the rules relaxed pertaining to the extraction of laterite stones
BJP stages day long dharna in Mangaluru seeking solution to shortage of laterite stones, sand in Dakshina Kannada
Mangaluru resident loses over 6 lakh in online job fraud
When he sought return of the invested amount, the complainant was told to transfer a larger amount
Mangaluru-Subrahmanya Road section gets electric loco-hauled passenger train for the first time
Mangaluru Central-Subrahmanya Road passenger train begins to run with an electric loco with effect from Monday
Bengaluru-Mangaluru day train services not likely to resume on November 1
Railway electrification work on Sakleshpur-Subrahmanya Road Ghat section did not progress as expected due landslips during the monsoon
Mangaluru City North MLA seeks 15 cr. to fill up potholes; threatens stir
Bharat Shetty, MLA, threatens that he will stage protests if govt. did not release fund immediately
One should adopt higher ideals and engage in socially beneficial activities: Ramakrishna Mutt V-P
Mangaluru Ramakrishna Mutt has provided a new dimension to the society by not only promoting cleanliness but also inspiring positive thinking among people
Bose CEO Maier highlights Mangalurus emergence as a promising technology hub
A leader in professional audio systems, Bose Professional establishes the first R&D centre outside its U.S. headquarters in Mangaluru
KSRTCs Mangaluru Division announces special Dasara tour package from Sept. 22 to October 2
Packages include Navadurga Darshana of Shakti Kshetras around Mangaluru, Madikeri, Kollur, and Sigandur tours
Mangaluru court sentences 51 year-old man to death for murder, rape of minor girl
While Madara was sentenced to death for the offence of murder, life imprisonment was awarded for the offence of penetrative sexual assault. Both the sentences should run concurrently, the court said
Congress protests over condition of NH 66 in Mangaluru
Additional Railway over Bridge at Indrali to be commissioned on Sept. 22, says MP
Work on the RoB, between Udupi and Manipal on NH 169A atop Mangaluru-Mumbai Railway line was on since 2018
No ban on holding Yakshangana, other cultural events at night: Mangaluru police
10 ft. Yakshagana statue unveiled at Mangaluru International Airport
NDTV Impact: Mangaluru's Highway To Hell, Where Woman Died, To Be Repaired
Mangaluru's Highway to hell -- a crumbling stretch of National Highway 66 near Kulur where a pothole-related crash cost a life this week- will be repaired. This was the second accident on this stretch within a month.
Mangaluru police arrest 52 offenders in three months for failing to appear before court
Among the 52 accused, seven were involved in communal cases, six were involved in murder, nine were rowdy-sheeters, and seven were accused in cases booked under Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act
Mangaluru Technovanza 2025 on Sept. 24
Subrahmanya Road passenger train to run with electric loco from September 15
Two round trips between Mangaluru Central and Kabaka Puttur were extended till Subrahmanya Road on April 12
Annual Sri Krishna vesha competition of Kalkura Foundation to be held on September 14
The annual Sri Krishna vesha competition conducted by Kalkura Prathishtana on the occasion of Janmashtami will be held at the Kadri Shree Manjunatha temple in Mangaluru on September 14
Fire breaks out at perfume manufacturing unit in Mangaluru
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Woman Run Over By Fish-Laden Lorry As Mangaluru Pothole Mishap Turns Deadly
NHAI officials have also been booked for negligence in maintaining the highway, said officials aware of the development
Mangaluru's Highway To Hell: Woman Falls Into Pothole, Gets Run Over By Truck
The crumbling stretch of National Highway-66 near Kulur in Mangaluru has turned into a highway to hell with repeated instances of road accidents. On Tuesday, a woman rider died after her scooter hit a pothole and she was run over by a lorry.
New 20-car Mangaluru-Thiruvananthapuram VB Express begins services
The new 20-car Vande Bharat Express rake deployed on Mangaluru Central-Thiruvananthapuram Central-Mangaluru Central began its maiden journey on Tuesday from Mangaluru. It was running with 16 cars hitherto
Upgraded 20-car Vande Bharat begins service Thiruvananthapuram-Mangaluru route
With this, both Vande Bharat Expresses operating fully within Kerala now run with the maximum 20-car configuration
Woman Killed After Falling Under Lorry in Mangaluru Pothole Accident
The mishap occurred on a stretch of highway that has been repeatedly flagged by motorists for poor maintenance
Mangaluru police collect over 5 crore fine for traffic offences in eight months
69 lakh was collected in 14 days from August 23, when a 50% rebate on the overall fine came into effect
New facilities inaugurated for CISF personnel at Mangaluru International Airport
A customised training ground for the Quick Response Team (QRT), the Kendriya Police Kalyan Bhandar (KPKB) and additional kennels for CISFs K9 squad opened on Monday
The first three days will be the annual Shraddha, Medha and Prajna programmes for post graduate students, teachers and professional course students, respectively, from September 11 to September 13.
Dharmasthala case: Human skeletal remains found during spot inspection
Mangaluru: The SIT probing the alleged case of multiple rapes, murders, and burials in Dharmasthala recovered human skeletal remains during a spot inspection at Bangale Gudde on September 6, police said on Monday, September 7. The discovery was made in the presence of a relative of the victim, a 17-year-old college student, police added. 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 .
Kadri Main Gate and Mallikatta cleaned as part of Swacch Mangaluru Abhiyan
Ramakrishna Mission resumes monthly shramadan after monsoon break
MP seeks extension of Vande Bharat service to Mangaluru
