India's tiger territory has expanded by 30% between 2006 and 2018, covering over 1.4 lakh sq km, even within densely populated human areas. This success underscores the potential for wildlife-human coexistence and emphasizes the importance of protecting core regions for continued conservation.

In a historic move, Karnataka government has approved board certifications for the 'right to die with dignity' for terminally ill patients, following a Supreme Court ruling. Neurologists, surgeons, and intensivists will form medical boards to approve such decisions, with final legal approval from a magistrate and documentation sent to the high court.

In this interview, they speak about their insights into the evolving world of dance, the impact of social media on the art form and more

The play will also show how theatre can borrow from cinema to create an immersive experience

Indian researchers at the Indian Institute of Astrophysics developed a new method to measure solar storms' size and speed. This innovation enhances the prediction of disruptions to Earth's communication systems and power grids by precisely measuring Coronal Mass Ejections' radial dimensions and expansion speeds, using a novel technique that relies on single-point spacecraft data.

IIIT-B hosted a conference on AI in urban planning and sustainability in collaboration with the University of Toronto and UTIF. Experts from 22 institutions discussed AI's role in urban mobility, ecological issues, and cybersecurity. The event saw participation from global universities and industry players, focusing on AI solutions for high-growth cities like Bangalore.

A Bengaluru taxi driver, Rakesh, who is speech-impaired, has touched many hearts with his kindness. He offers discounted airport rides equipped with water, napkins, and books for passengers. This heartwarming story shared online has gone viral, earning Rakesh widespread admiration for his thoughtful actions, sparking discussions about everyday kindness.

Areas such as South-East Bengaluru, Whitefield and the city's outskirts, which heavily rely on groundwater, are expected to experience the highest levels of water stress this summer. An IISc study predicts significant groundwater level declines, urging a shift to Cauvery water connections for a sustainable solution.

Lokayukta officials conducted raids on Friday, targeting seven government officers across various districts in connection with a disproportionate assets case. The raids, which began early morning, occurred in Bengaluru, Belagavi, Chitradurga, Raichur, and Bagalkote, and are expected to continue until the evening.

Bengaluru has opened a dedicated home for cats at Yelachenahalli, offering comprehensive care for feral, injured, rescued, and abandoned felines. The centre, a collaboration between Tekion and Praana Animal Foundation, provides emergency care, rehabilitation, and adoption support. It aims to raise awareness about animal welfare, with creative murals and educational sessions for promoting responsible pet ownership.

The ride covered diverse terrains, taking riders through Belagavi, Hubbali, Lonavala, and Panchgani.