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After 37 years apart, a Chinese couple has been reunited with their lost son, thanks to a breakthrough in DNA matching and a tireless search.
India celebrates its 78th Independence Day, remembering the sacrifices of freedom fighters and embracing the spirit of patriotism with parades, cultural events, and decorations.
A video showing a physical education teacher, Annamalai, from a private school in Salem district, Tamil Nadu, physically assaulting students has gone viral.
A video of a snake catcher walking through a bank with a venomous snake has sparked debate over safety and professionalism, as Kiran’s actions appear to violate established guidelines.
Food and Civil Supplies Minister K H Muniyappa announced that the Karnataka government is contemplating distributing pulses, sugar, or cooking oil.
Gandhians and Khadi advocates urge the Indian government to revoke the 2022 Flag Code amendment, fearing it undermines the significance of Khadi in India’s freedom struggle.
The Karnataka Private School College Parent Association Coordination Committee has condemned private schools for observing a ‘black day’ on Independence Day.
Anand Mahindra, Chairman of the Mahindra Group, recently praised Karnataka’s Jog Falls, calling them “staggeringly beautiful” in a post on X (formerly Twitter).
Karnataka’s district and subordinate courts are grappling with a staggering backlog of 20.2 lakh pending cases amid significant staffing shortages.
The Siddaramaiah-led Karnataka government is set to introduce a new digital system aimed at enhancing efficiency and accessibility at Indira Canteens.
Data from the School Education and Literacy Department reveals that 54,000 children were admitted to Grade 1 in government English-medium schools this academic year.
In Bengaluru, there is increasing demand for the Raj Bhavan, the Governor of Karnataka’s official residence, to be made more accessible to the public.
In a significant step towards managing human-elephant conflicts (HEC), forest departments from Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Telangana have decided to form a coalition.
The Karnataka government has confirmed that there will be no changes to IT shift timings despite protests from IT employees’ unions regarding the proposal to extend working hours.
The controversy began when the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences took action against students who had secured seats through unlawful means.
Karnataka’s Revenue Minister Krishna Byre Gowda has announced that district administrations are on high alert to manage potential flood situations.
Over 4,000 resident doctors in Karnataka are set to strike starting Monday, demanding an increase in their stipends, which have not been revised in nearly five years.
The Additional Director General of Police for Traffic and Road Safety, Alok Kumar, announced on his ‘X’ account that road accident fatalities in Karnataka have significantly declined in recent months.
In a significant operation, city police have recovered stolen items valued at Rs 12 lakh and made arrests in connection with several theft cases.
A joint operation by the Food Civil Supplies Department and police led to the seizure of 142 quintals (284 bags) of Public Distribution System (PDS) rice valued at ₹4.76 lakh.
