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A shocking road rage incident in Bengaluru left a five-year-old child injured when a Malayali family was attacked near Amrita College in Kasavanahalli.
In a troubling incident in Assam’s Dhemaji district, a destitute laborer reportedly sold his 25-day-old daughter for ₹30,000, leading to intervention by the Child Welfare Committee (CWC), which successfully rescued the infant from a doctor’s home.
In the spirit of the festive season, News Karnataka is excited to announce the fifth edition of its annual Christmas Carol Video Contest! Since its inception
Vinita Chaitanya has unveiled her latest masterpiece—a stunning villa in Mangalore inspired by the grandeur of Moroccan palaces.
New South Wales (NSW) police have announced a substantial reward of one million dollars for information related to the 2015 murder of Prabha Arun Kumar, a software engineer originally from Bengaluru.
Bengaluru commuters can look forward to an improved shopping and dining experience as the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) has announced plans to introduce retail outlets at 55 stations along the Purple and Green Lines.
In a world dominated by app-based services, a touching story from Bengaluru is reminding us of the power of small acts of kindness.
In a troubling incident, a woman government executive engineer in Bengaluru was swindled out of ₹80,000 by a man impersonating an assistant to Karnataka IT Minister Priyank Kharge.
This incident brings to light the ongoing issue of dowry practices in India, which, despite being illegal, remain deeply entrenched in societal norms.
In Bengaluru, Karnataka Lokayukta police apprehended Police Sub-Inspector (PSI) Gangadhar on Wednesday after he accepted a bribe of Rs 25,000.
The Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) has completed tunneling on the city’s longest underground Metro line, the 13.76-km Pink Line (Reach-6) under Phase-2, connecting Kalena Agrahara and Nagawara.
A disturbing road rage incident occurred in Bengaluru’s Kasavanahalli on Wednesday, where a family in a car was attacked by a group of men.
In the 1990s, India’s Global Capability Centers (GCCs) began humbly as cost-saving hubs. By 2010, skepticism around their role and “captive” identity prevailed. Initially distant from parent companies, GCCs were valued primarily for their cost arbitrage benefits.
Pavan Kalyan’s life took a pivotal turn in Class 3 when the Tranquil Charitable Foundation (TCF) adopted his school in Bengaluru. Prior to this, the government school faced poor infrastructure and inadequate teaching resources.
In Bengaluru, tensions over language are making headlines as a viral video shows a local confronting a non-Kannada speaker, urging him to learn Kannada after over a decade of residency in the city.
A Kundapur court has denied bail and ordered judicial custody for a mother and her partner accused of violently assaulting her three-and-a-half-year-old child in Amasebail.
In a shocking incident on Nagoor-Uppalli Road in Kirimanjeshwara village, a mini truck carrying soil overturned on Wednesday after the driver lost control, spilling soil onto a woman riding a scooter in the opposite lane.
A diesel tanker overturned at Baithadka bend near Adkaru in Jalsoor village along the Mysuru-Mani highway on Wednesday, reportedly due to driver loss of control.
On October 29, a crime team led by Vittal Police Station Inspector H.E. Nagaraj arrested two individuals in connection with thefts from a house and an anganwadi at Maani Junction in Maani village.
A video showcasing a right-wing association event at a government school in Surathkal has gone viral, igniting criticism and public backlash.
