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One of the accused, a Nigerian national, had allegedly posted on social media that he would continue peddling drugs in the State despite the police crackdown.

The new facility is expected to serve as a physical AI hub to accelerate the development and real-world deployment of AI-led solutions across mobility and manufacturing using NVIDIA AI Infrastructure.

Mr. Gowda pointed out that the existing laws were enacted over 50 years ago, and the city had grown by leaps and bounds since then.

Farmers from Mastaholi, surrounding villages staged the protest with cattle at the office of Karnataka Neeravari Nigam Limited North Zone

Karnatakas representatives have argued that the State was not in a position to release the required quantum of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu on the grounds that the Cauvery basin was facing water shortage

Under the revised programme, house-to-house visits by BLOs will continue till August 8, the same day on which the rationalisation and reorganisation of polling stations will be completed

Undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral degrees and diplomas will be presented during the seventh annual convocation of the institute

The arrested prisoner was lodged in the prison in connection with a case under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act

Shivakumar recalled that at a meeting chaired by then Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy on September 23, 2006, the government had approved the development of five integrated townships around Bengaluru

The proposed committee is expected to provide a cooling-off period and signal that the government is willing to address the concerns raised by farmers and other stakeholders

Through the portal, young people aged between 15 and 29 can access employment opportunities, skill development programmes and internships free of cost, says Mysuru Additional Deputy Commissioner

Iconic SolapurPune train enters 26th year after serving lakhs of commuters since 2001

Court directs government of Karnataka to pay 5 lakh as compensation for illegal arrest

Deputy CM made this statement during his interaction with representatives ofBangaloreApartments Federation (BAF) at VidhanaSoudha in Bengaluru

The State Cabinet would decide the composition of the committee

Pointing out that protecting the environment and maintaining cleanliness on Chamundi Hill is a collective responsibility, MCC urges organisations, volunteers, traders, and devotees to support its Clean Chamundi HillPlastic-Free Ashada Month campaign

PWD Minister Satish Jarkiholi says the government of Karnataka has chalked out a plan to construct check dams on Tunga and Varada rivers in the district, which would help in improving the ground water table

Staff on duty told the police that an attempt was made to kill Suresh Jalgar

Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot has sought English translations and authenticated copies of documents submitted by the Lokayukta Police while seeking sanction to prosecute former Minister and senior Congress leader B.Z. Zameer Ahmed Khan in a disproportionate assets case

The High Court of Karnataka adjourned till July 15 further hearing on a petition by Shivashankarappa S. Sahukar challenging the legality of the Governors order of suspending him as chairperson of the Karnataka Public Service Commission on allegation of misbehaviour

The move, according to a BTP study, is expected to increase the average speed of vehicles in the city by at least 2 kmph

KIA is already the second-largest airport in the country by virtue of overall domestic traffic

The previous highest all-time record was 33.3C recorded in 1914 and 1926.

The Trust said familiar objects from earlier decades can serve as powerful memory cues for people with dementia, helping stimulate recognition, encourage conversations, reduce anxiety and improve emotional well-being.

There are a total of 28 private and 11 deemed universities in the State. While 37,690 engineering seats are available in private universities, 2,400 are available in deemed universities for 2026-27.

The State government, on a suggestion from the KSLSA, had offered a 50% rebate on traffic challan fines to encourage settlements

The union said such individuals are tarnishing the reputation of genuine journalists and undermining the credibility of the profession.