Mangaluru

In a bold stride towards futuristic learning, Carmel School CBSE, Kotekar, conducted a trailblazing Artificial Intelligence (AI) orientation on May 26

Veteran legal expert B.D. Hiremath, who was instrumental in establishing a High Court bench in Hubballi-Dharwad, has now extended his support to the long-pending demand

Raheem, a pickup driver, was hacked to death in broad daylight in Bantwal’s Irakodi. Police are probing the motive as tension grips the area.

In response to the relentless downpour across Dakshina Kannada, Deputy Commissioner Mullai Muhilan has declared a two-day holiday for all schools

In a devastating accident on the morning of May 27 near Mura Junction, three individuals suffered serious injuries following a collision between a private bus and a car.

The victim has been identified as Jayanth Gowda, a local of Bhandarakotige in Manchi. He was employed at the canteen of a private healthcare facility located in Thumbay.

Despite relentless downpours across Dakshina Kannada, tourists continued to throng Paladka Erugundi Falls, raising alarm over safety risks.

A 21-year-old fishing crew member, Vayal Ravi, has been reported missing after he allegedly fell into the sea during a return voyage from a fishing expedition.

Mangaluru police have registered a case against a social media page for allegedly posting content that demeaned on-duty police officers and the judiciary.

The Mangaluru City Police have filed a case in response to the Bajpe Chalo demonstration held on Sunday. Police Commissioner Anupam Agrawal confirmed

Eight CFAL students made it to the Top 1000 in KCET 2025, with four in the Top 400, thanks to a learning-first, pressure-free approach

Rotary-Rickshaw, a monthly eye check-up camp at Father Muller, offers free vision care and health benefits to transport workers in Dakshina Kannad

NICO student Isita Maharana steps up to aid the District Child Protection Unit by translating a 3-year-old victim’s statement in a POCSO case, earning praise for her timely support.

With the arrival of the monsoon along the coastal region, heavy showers since early Sunday have triggered a chain of rain-related mishaps across Mangaluru and nearby areas.

With Dakshina Kannada witnessing heavy and persistent rainfall, disaster preparedness efforts have been ramped up with the deployment of National Disaster Response Force

As the southwest monsoon approaches, the vulnerable Mangaluru–Bengaluru National Highway—especially the Charmadi Ghat stretch—once again teeters on the brink of disaster.

Bantwal taluk experienced relentless rainfall on Saturday, resulting in scattered damage and widespread inconvenience. The only significant structural impact reported was the collapse

Ahead of the new academic session commencing on May 29, the state government has allocated ₹11 crore for the restoration of classrooms in government-run schools

In response to ongoing heavy rainfall, all Anganwadi centres in the coastal districts of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi will remain closed on Monday, May 26.

A massive landslide on Sunday along the Shirady Ghat stretch of NH-75 in Sakaleshpur taluk, Hassan district, disrupted vehicular movement between Mangaluru and Bengaluru.