The Times of India

More Than 25,000 Medical Students Take Oath Against Drug Use

Activist claims untreated waste from residential complexes flows into river

Patent-holders Work Focuses On Detecting Precancerous Changes, Not Established Disease

Focus on infrastructure, facilities for devotees; action ordered on clearing temple encroachments

From Biryanis To Baked Goods, Residents Turn Apartment Kitchens Into Food Hubs, Reshaping How Neighbours Eat, Earn And Connect

A tragic incident unfolded on a Tumakuru highway where a 28-year-old man, T Nagendra, allegedly detonated an explosive inside a cab after stabbing his female partner, U Ramya Nayak. He reportedly declared, Let's die together. The woman and cab driver escaped before the blast. Police suspect a relationship dispute led to Nagendra carrying crude bombs, culminating in this fatal event. Forensic experts are investigating the explosives.

A slipper was reportedly thrown at Congress MLA Pradeep Eshwar during a public event in Chikkaballapura, narrowly missing him. Allegations point to opposition workers being involved in the incident. Karnataka Congress chief B K Hariprasad strongly condemned the act as cowardly and unacceptable in a democracy, emphasizing that political differences should not lead to violence or humiliation. He expressed solidarity with the MLA, assuring him of the party's support.

Excavation Up to 60 Feet Planned

25km Bethamangala-Baireddipalle Stretch Commissioned In Andhra

A tragic incident unfolded on a Karnataka highway as a 30-year-old man, Nagendra, died in a car explosion. Police suspect a relationship dispute led to Nagendra attacking his partner, Ramya, before detonating crude bombs. Ramya and the cab driver managed to escape the burning vehicle. Investigations are ongoing into the explosives and the events.

A shocking incident unfolded on a Karnataka highway where a 30-year-old man, identified as Nagendra, died in a car fire. Police suspect self-harm, possibly involving an explosive device. Before the blaze, Nagendra allegedly attacked a woman inside the vehicle, who managed to escape. The car, reportedly booked from Bengaluru, caught fire after an apparent explosion, leaving authorities investigating the exact cause.

A financial company employee suffered critical head injuries when a mahogany tree branch unexpectedly fell on him in Rajajinagar, Bengaluru. The 53-year-old was rushed to the hospital and underwent emergency surgery, with a second procedure performed due to brain blood clotting. He remains in intensive care, highlighting the dangers of falling branches despite recent maintenance.

Grants Relief To 19-Year-Old And Family