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In response to the steep drop in vegetable prices, farmers from across Karnataka are launching their own direct-to-consumer market in Bengaluru this weekend.
After enduring several hot and humid days, Bengaluru and other parts of Karnataka finally saw a refreshing shift in the weather on Friday.
A comprehensive Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the proposed Central Maritime University in Mangaluru is complete and will soon be forwarded to the Union Ministry of Shipping
Bengaluru’s long-awaited Namma Metro Yellow Line, connecting RV Road to Bommasandra via the busy Silk Board Junction, may finally see partial commercial operations by the end of May
In a high-impact anti-narcotics operation, the Mangaluru City Crime Branch (CCB) arrested three individuals for allegedly trafficking the banned synthetic drug MDMA
A disturbing incident unfolded outside a Bengaluru park where a couple was verbally abused and physically attacked by a group of men, police confirmed on Friday.
A 23-year-old law student, Danish Ara, died by suicide in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, after allegedly facing emotional and physical trauma following a failed relationship.
The Trump administration has withdrawn visas from hundreds of international students and detained over a dozen, often without advance notice
The birth of baby Amy — the first in the UK born through a womb transplant — was described as a moment of pure elation by the surgeons who made it possible.
When a Russian missile struck Kryvyi Rig last Friday, 9-year-old German Tripolets was at the playground. Moments later, his elder sister Ilona, 20 years his senior,
A Class VIII girl from a Scheduled Caste community was allegedly made to take her annual examination outside the classroom by a private school in Senguttaipalayam,
In a disturbing turn of events in Hyderabad, a seventh-grade student reportedly assaulted a teacher with a metal rod after being caught cheating during annual exams.
A heartbreaking incident unfolded at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) in Warangal, where a second-year engineering student, 22-year-old Hritik Sai, ended his life
As Delhi braces for a blistering summer, Tihar Jail has rolled out its seasonal plan to help over 19,000 inmates endure the rising temperatures.
For most people, big moves are made towards cities like New York for career or education. But for 30-year-old Nat Cedillo, a law student, the path is reversed
At least 60,000 children in the Gaza Strip are at grave risk of health complications due to acute malnutrition, warned Gaza’s Ministry of Health
Just three weeks into life, a baby girl from Jharkhand was left behind by her parents — but fate had something kinder in store. The newborn, now lovingly named Nidhi
In a harrowing case from north Wales, a child permanently lost sight in one eye after deliberately covering it for a prolonged period—psychologists believe it was a trauma response
A Reddit post titled “Becoming a doctor in India is a trap (monetary and career-wise)!” has gone viral, drawing widespread attention to the harsh realities
HackToFuture 3.0 at SJEC saw over 2,000 participants tackle real-world challenges, backed by EGDK India and global mentorship from EG A/S
