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The government is set to acquire over 6,700 acres for developing Indias first and largest artificial intelligence (AI)-powered integrated township

Large and Medium Industries Minister M.B. Patil says the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal had allocated 4 tmcft of water for industrial purposes; of this, only 1.37 tmcft is being utilised

The government had announced that 12 tribes residing on the forest fringes would be given jobs in the civil services through a special direct recruitment

Is football carving out a niche under the giant shadow of cricket in Bengaluru, and what in-stadia experience is attracting the enthusiasts?

The incident came to light after CCTV footage of the act went viral on social media, triggering public outrage and demands for strict action against the accused.

As of now, the Bengaluru Traffic Police has agreed to allow the completion of drain, footpath, and utility works and B-SMILE is likely to take up whitetopping work for a 1-km stretch between KH Circle and Kreeda Junction within the next month.

Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer V. Anbu Kumar said, in an interview with The Hindu,dismissing fears ofarbitrarydeletions andasserting that the SIR exercise is aimed at identifying and including all eligible voters.

Mr. Kumar dismissed fears ofarbitrarydeletions andasserted that the exercise is aimed at identifying and including all eligible voters.

The Swiss city will become the sixth European destination from Bengaluru

The court orally noted the Governments claim that substantial demands of the unions have been already met with by releasing necessary funds

ADGPs and IGPs have been assigned districts and commissionerates to review policing standards, administrative efficiency and implementation of new criminal laws between May and July 2026.

The Bengaluru Solid Waste Management Limited (BSWML), responsible for Solid Waste Management in the city, has launched a new mobile app DClutter through which you can book for such a visit by waste collectors

Is football carving out a niche under the giant shadow of cricket in Bengaluru, and what in-stadia experience is attracting the enthusiasts? N. Sudarshan examines the sporting scene of the city seeking answers