The Hindu

The SIT has been given jurisdiction across Karnataka, and has been declared a police station under Section 2(1)(u) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023

Yashavant Rayagoud V. Patil has submitted his resignation for the second time this year

The biennale opened in August and has already seen nearly 3,000 visitors across campuses

Shivamogga Urban Development Authority (SUDA) Chairperson H.S. Sundaresh alleged that a person close to the Minister had visited the SUDA office and demanded 25 lakh from the Commissioner

Actor-activist raises concerns over voters placed in ASDDO list and seeks rollback of SIR process

The Mysore Lancers, the armed force of the erstwhile Mysore princely State, was part of the Indian Expeditionary Force, which troops from other princely States were a part of.

Themed Empowered Woman Sustainable Agriculture, the agricultural fair will be held on the university campus

This is the first time the crew onboard the flight on this route will be dressed in the traditional costume.

The RPF recovered the entire sandalwood tree which had allegedly been cut and stolen, along with the cutting implement and car used in the offence.

The plan focuses on reducing salt consumption at three levels: households, food consumed outside the home, and processed and packaged foods.

Commuters say that while they understand fares can increase during periods of high demand, the pricing mechanism used by app-based aggregators is often unclear

During the investigation, police reportedly found that Dawood, a suspected kingpin from Bed Ghat village in Madhya Pradesh, was allegedly supplying firearms to the Bengaluru network.

No formal note, no legal vetting; decision took shape in informal discussion in Cabinet, claims petitioner

Noor Sridhar questions the requirement for citizens to produce documents, particularly in cases involving people from economically weaker and socially vulnerable sections

Congress MLA and former Minister H.K. Patil has said successive governments wasted time by failing to conduct a physical survey of the affected villages since 2013

In a social media post, the JD(S) congratulated the State government sarcastically for allegedly providing government chairs and cabins to retired D grade employees and agents for handling file clearances in RTO offices