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A Bengalureans wishlist for 2026 would definitely feature completion of the much-delayed Ejipura flyover and the one on Doddaballapur Road, Yelahanka
Shoba Narayans Namma Bangalore 2.0: Culture, Coding, Cuisine, Creativity (Rupa), a sequel to her best-selling Namma Bangalore: The Soul of a Metropolis, tells a reader how to be a Bengalurean
The Karnataka Congress leader was the National president of the Akhila Bharata Veerashaiva Mahasabha and a prominent face of the Veerashaiva-Lingayat community
The event will see several lectures and sessions in honour of the late scientist
The State government has identified sites at Choodahalli and Somanahalli on Kanakapura Road, besides another location near Nelamangala, for the proposed airport, said the Minister
Following the assurance, the Karnataka Federation of Untouchable Nomadic Communities has temporarily suspended the 'Belagavi Chalo' protest announced earlier
Candidates completing MBBS, postgraduate, or super-specialty degrees in Karnataka are not eligible for permanent registration until they complete the mandatory service
Revolving around the sixth sense found in Nature, Echoes of Earth 2025 is back in the city this weekend
Karnataka SIT likely to seek court direction for ECI to share technical data; the accused allegedly forged forms to delete almost 6,000 names from electoral roll in 2023
The Tapi Project promises a fluid, mind-expanding performance in Bengaluruon December 12 and 13
The centre operates as a multidisciplinary hub, bringing together clinicians, data scientists, and AI researchers
Former Indian cricket captain praised GEF India for empowering customers to become the third umpire against misleading practices
Some colleges say that early start is meant to streamline their admissions cycle, while others point out that the move is driven by competition
The event will include discussions on digital security, tech-induced challenges, and national security implications among others.
The letter points out that incidents of child rights violation, including trafficking of children, have been frequently happening at railway stations across the country
The highly anticipated pink line corridor is expected to open in two stages by the end of 2026, connecting Kalena Agrahara to Nagawara.
The police suspect the car was being driven at a high speed, causing the driver to lose control. The car reportedly skidded for nearly 100 feet before leaping over the median into the opposite lane.
Bhakti Vaani, a rare curation of Carnatic and Hindustani music, will present prayer and poetry in an unusual format
Law students from 12 colleges participated, and pledged to uphold human rights
BIAL expects the enhanced pick-up measures will streamline passenger movement, reduce congestion, and improve safety, discipline, and overall convenience at arrival areas in the airport
The 2026 calendar features Mandala art accompanied by feminist quotes, acknowledging the healing journeys of women who have experienced violence
Taking note of claim by the police that petitioner was involved in 24 criminal cases, the court said he should be given an opportunity to reform, notwithstanding his past
Skyrocketing prices of eggs are not just burning a hole in the pockets of regular consumers, but also teachers, who are paying from their own pockets to ensure its presence in midday meals
The Jnanabharathi police have arrested two people for allegedly cheating a man of 47 lakh by promising Ayurvedic medicine to treat his sexual issues
Lets Go Birding, a bird-themed stamp exhibition by philatist Ramu M Srinivasa, showcases nearly 2,300 different species of our feathered friends
The feature has already been adopted in Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai, and Bengaluru is the latest metro city where Uber is integrating public transport into its ecosystem
Rajendra Patils art platform returns with contemporary works, traditional forms, and a Karnataka-inspired landscape showcase
A Kerala Sunday breakfast, hearty Asian meals, and a winter thali to explore this festive season
Chefs and homegrown brands across Bengaluru are now using small-batch releases and pop-ups to bring in a surprise element for diners
Indias leading environmental film festival turns climate change, land rights and plastic pollution into intimate human stories, live performances and immersive experiences
The lecture will be delivered by Frederick M. Smith, Professor Emeritus of Sanskrit and Classical Indian Religions, University of Iowa
Industry leaders, finance professionals, and technology experts are expected to participate, sharing insights on emerging trends and best practices shaping the GCC landscape
An invitation has been issued to apartment owners to participate in the interaction

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