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UAS Bengaluru has introduced AI and ML as mandatory subjects for agriculture students from this year, with training support from Samsung under its CSR initiative.
Bengaluru’s Victoria Hospital began its 125-year celebrations with a 108-foot national flagpost, joining the ranks of AIIMS and AFMC.
A 36-year-old man from Devanahalli was arrested for stealing laptops and phones from PGs and hotels in Bengaluru, Kerala and Tamil Nadu, police said.
A labourer died after mud collapsed at a construction site in Yelahanka, Bengaluru, following heavy rains, while another worker remains critical.
Bengaluru’s new Yellow Line metro stretch is attracting 60,000 daily riders, surpassing expectations and easing road congestion for tech commuters.
Bollywood icon Hema Malini sold two flats in Oberoi Springs, Oshiwara, for ₹12.50 crore, with both deals registered in August 2025.
Popular TV and Marathi actress Priya Marathe passed away after a long battle with cancer, joining a list of Bollywood stars who succumbed to the disease.
SIAM says 20% ethanol-blended petrol reduces mileage by 2–4% but poses no safety risks, addressing motorists’ concerns across India.
PM Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin travelled together in an Aurus limousine to their SCO Summit meeting, holding private talks en route.
DYFI activists protested in Urvastor demanding immediate repair of the deteriorated Kodikal-Sunkadakatte main road and closure of potholes.
A Christian delegation visited Sangh Niketan during the 78th Ganesh Chaturthi, highlighting Bal Gangadhar Tilak’s vision of unity across faiths.
SIT resumes questioning of Burude case accused Chinnaiah after a location search in Bengaluru; court appearance due on September 3.
A tragic case of suspected suicide was reported near Kunjalu Heranje Cross, Brahmavar, where a mother and child were found hanging in their house.
Jamaate Islami Hind, Udupi, will hold a state-wide campaign from September 3–14 to promote Prophet Muhammad’s message of justice and humanity.
UMRA will host its new office bearers’ oath-taking ceremony at Ajjarkad Town Hall on September 3 with state leaders and industry heads in attendance.
Former MLA K. Raghupathi Bhat condemned the removal of Narayana Guru Circle in Udupi, demanding action and its reconstruction by the municipal council.
Puttige Sri emphasised Jagadguru Madhwacharya’s dualistic philosophy as realistic and vital for world order at his 64th birth star celebration in Udupi.
Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar emphasised that devotion and worship are to preserve values, speaking at Sri Sugunendra Tirtha’s 64th birth star festival in Udupi.
The removal of Udupi’s Narayana Guru Circle sparked protests, prompting authorities to reinstall it the same day amid strong community demands.
The fest celebrated Konkani culture through competitions, cultural displays, and youth engagement, highlighting the importance of preserving the language.
