The Times of India

Bengaluru's monsoon woes have escalated beyond potholes, with dangling and snapped cables now posing a severe public safety risk. Heavy rains expose the city's neglected infrastructure, turning roads and footpaths into death traps. Residents and traders blame unregulated cable installations, demanding urgent action and a shift to underground wiring to prevent potential fatalities.

For many women in Bluru, travel is no longer just about ticking destinations off a list. Curated trips offer a balance between safety and autonomy, allowing them to explore destinations, connect deeply and have meaningful travel experiences

Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis traveled economy class to Bengaluru, aligning with PM Modi's call to conserve fuel amid the West Asia conflict. Modi urged citizens to reduce fuel consumption, prioritize work from home, and adopt Swadeshi products. Several Union Ministers and Chief Ministers have also reduced their convoy sizes.

The Supreme Court has given Kannada actor Darshan a year to approach for bail if his trial in the Renukaswamy murder case shows no substantial progress. The court directed the Karnataka government to ensure 60 witnesses are examined within this period, urging the trial court to avoid adjournments on flimsy grounds.

NCRB Data Shows Residential Fires Accounted For 1.9k Deaths in Karnataka In 5 years, Far Outstripping Fatalities In Commercial Buildings, Schools & Public Spaces

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In a commendable move towards community welfare, the Karnataka police have rolled out the 'Aasare' initiative across the state, specially catering to the needs of senior citizens and solitary women. In Vijayapura, dedicated beat constables are going door-to-door, reaching out to those who may feel isolated or at risk.

Four members of a family, including two children, were killed when the roof of their old rented house collapsed in Vijayapura district, Karnataka. The tragedy occurred on Thursday night amid heavy rain and strong winds, trapping the sleeping family under debris. Authorities are investigating the incident and have been urged to identify and address dilapidated structures to prevent future occurrences.

Fuel prices in Bengaluru have seen a significant increase, with petrol now costing Rs 106.17 per litre and diesel at Rs 94.10 per litre. This hike, attributed to sustained high global crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions, also affects XP95 petrol and CNG. Private outlets like Shell continue to have higher rates.