The Times of India

Bengaluru Traffic Police clarified that a student missed the NEET exam due to a late departure and choosing a longer route, not traffic disruptions from a political rally. CCTV footage and route analysis confirmed the student arrived after the 1:30 PM cut-off. While the BJP blamed the Congress rally for chaos, police stated traffic was normal and movement was facilitated, attributing the missed exam solely to personal choices.

A shocking murder in Kengeri has been uncovered after a mother and son, allegedly addicted to alcohol, killed a 70-year-old woman. The duo reportedly attacked Jayamma with a wooden pounding stick following an argument over property money used for drinks. They attempted to conceal the crime, only for it to be revealed when they invited a friend over for a drinking session, who then alerted the police.

The BJP has abandoned its plan to have MLAs take an oath at Dharmasthala to identify alleged cross-voters in the legislative council polls. Senior party leaders advised against using a religious site for political purposes, deeming it a bad precedent. While both BJP candidates won, cross-voting has prompted an internal inquiry, with findings to be sent to central leadership.

A Bengaluru PG owner, Madhav Matle, was tragically beaten to death after confronting two students over washing their legs with tap water. The dispute escalated from a verbal argument to a physical assault when the students allegedly overpowered Matle and used his own cricket bat against him. Police have arrested the two students, identified as Rakesh and Don Brite Son, and a murder case has been registered.

A shocking crime unfolded in Bengaluru's Seegehalli, where a woman and her boyfriend allegedly murdered her parents and younger sister. The brutal act, believed to stem from a personal dispute, occurred late Monday night. Police are investigating the elder daughter, Shwetha, and her partner, Keneth, as prime suspects in the gruesome killings before they fled the residence.

A techie's quest for a cybersecurity certification turned into a consumer court battle after Hackers University failed to provide promised in-person classes, instead pushing online alternatives. Despite paying nearly Rs 79,000, the institute delayed a refund for two years. The consumer commission ruled in favor of the techie, citing deficiency in service and unfair trade practices, ordering a refund with interest and litigation costs.

Two boys, aged 14 and 12, were allegedly tied to school windows and beaten with slippers and hands in Bagalkot, Karnataka, after a cricket ball they were playing with accidentally hit a woman. Three individuals have been apprehended by police in connection with the incident, which occurred on Sunday. The injured children are currently receiving medical attention.

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Will the entire country be affected if you shout here? This is not an individual's programme, it is a party programme. You useless fellows... There is no worship of individuals here, we are here for the party programme which brings all of us together, Kharge said.

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