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Udupi District Billava Yuva Vedike will organise a state-level speech contest and Guru Sandesh Jatha on August 30 to mark Narayana Guru’s birth anniversary.
Studying abroad can be exciting but challenging. These practical lessons can help Indian students prepare for life, finances and friendships overseas.
Yenepoya University will host a hybrid national symposium on disaster response, humanitarian ethics and dignified management of the deceased on August 29.
Udupi City Police arrested two men allegedly linked to five house burglary cases and recovered gold, silver, cash and other property worth Rs 23.56 lakh.
FSSAI’s scrutiny of alcoholic beverages is prompting consumers to look more closely at flavouring, age claims and maturation details on whisky labels.
NSS volunteers from Yenepoya Naturopathy College in Mangaluru joined Khelo India Samvaad and witnessed PM Modi’s live interaction with youth.
Yadgir education officials suspended a government school headmaster and teacher over alleged participation in an RSS route march held last October.
Karnataka has formed a five-member cabinet panel to examine student concerns, education infrastructure, exam reforms, fees and teacher shortages.
A Queensland woman gave birth to twins with different biological parents after a natural pregnancy coincided with an IVF surrogacy transfer.
Karnataka’s Health Department says the rise in influenza cases is seasonal and the situation is under control, with 4,212 cases recorded by August 22.
Tom Hiddleston and Willem Dafoe-starrer Tenzing will open the Zurich Film Festival with the true story of Everest pioneer Tenzing Norgay.
Karnataka Assembly passed the Sakaala amendment, allowing a penalty of up to Rs 500 per application for delays in government services.
New interpretation centres along the Ganga are helping people understand its biodiversity and inspiring communities to become active river custodians.
SDPI Karnataka president Abdul Majeed has questioned the legal basis of Mysuru police directions concerning slogans, posters and banners during Eid Meelad celebrations.
A fresh GSI assessment of 32 vulnerable Mumbai landslide hotspots has found that most remain at risk, raising concerns during the monsoon.
PM Modi has urged citizens to conserve fuel, limit foreign spending and support local products amid the West Asia crisis.
Mysuru organisations have opposed the proposed parks law amendment and urged Governor Thaawar Chand Gehlot not to give assent to the Bill.
India has opened DRDO-developed missile technologies to private companies, seeking faster production, greater self-reliance and reduced imports.
Mysuru district has recorded a 17.5 per cent dropout rate among ST degree students, with girls accounting for 348 of the 602 students who left.
London: Households across the United Kingdom will soon have a new way to generate their own electricity as plug-in balcony solar panels go on sale commercially for the first time, potentially helping people living in flats and rented homes reduce their power bills. The compact solar systems, which can be installed on balconies, terraces, sheds […]
