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Despite the extended school, college, and government holiday from Saturday to Monday, Malpe Beach and the seawalk witnessed a massive influx of tourists on Sunday
Diplomatic intervention by Foreign Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi eventually secured their return.
The event featured cultural performances like Yakshagana, and a 500-meter-long Indian and Karnataka flag was displayed in key locations, all captured by drones.
He reached out to Uppinangady police, who advised him to wait for a formal notice. When he contacted Talakadu police, they confirmed they do not use a CCTV fine system, raising suspicions of a possible fraudulent message.
Students from various college bodies, including the National Cadet Corps (NCC), National Service Scheme (NSS), Rovers and Rangers, Youth Red Cross Society, and the Performing Arts Unit, actively joined the event, showcasing the college’s commitment to democracy.
Udupi police recommended suspending 188 licenses in 2023, all of which were acted upon. By mid-2024, 92 more recommendations were made, with 89 already enforced.
C.T. Ravi, a member of the Legislative Council, raised concerns regarding the ownership of Wakf Board properties, drawing comparisons to the government’s control over temple properties.
A month after the old bridge on the Kalinadi River collapsed, the debris removal process has begun but is progressing slowly, raising concerns about the pace and the safety of local residents.
A heartbreaking incident occurred on Sunday at Ranganahatti Katte in Thuruvekere, Tumkur, when three individuals drowned during the Ganapathi immersion ceremony.
ASI Nabhiraj Dayannavar succumbed to injuries from an iron rod accident in Hubballi. The family demands action against the contractor.
In a major breakthrough, the Byadarahalli Police have arrested Nagaraj, alias Rihan (32), a resident of Katsandra, Tumkur, accused of robbing homes under the guise of repairing TV-dish cables.
Deputy CM DK Shivakumar explores New York’s ‘The Edge’ skydeck as Karnataka gears up to construct a similar attraction in Bengaluru’s Hemmigepura.
Eid Milad-un-Nabi, commemorating the birth of Prophet Muhammad, will be observed on September 16, 2024, by the Sufi and Barelvi Muslim communities.
Flower exports through Kempegowda Airport have fallen by 20% in recent years due to rising freight costs and reduced support for growers.
Four unidentified men pelted stones at Badriya Juma Masjid in Katipalla late Sunday night. Police are investigating CCTV footage from the scene.
India’s first home-grown All-Terrain Vehicle, developed by A-Thon in collaboration with IISc’s Artpark, highlights the country’s focus on autonomous farming technologies
Residents of Pavoor-Uliya island, with support from Catholic Sabha, staged a protest standing in the Nethravati River, urging the administration to stop illegal sand extraction.
There has been a surge in substandard chlorinated bags and gloves key medical supplies particularly from Malaysia, Thailand, China and Vietnam, officials aware of the matter have said, ahead of an impending quality crackdown.
Civic activist Vinay Sreenivasa notes the growing disparity on the roads between cars and public transportation. He suggests that the increasing number of cars compared to BMTC buses exacerbates social inequality.
The student’s mother, who has been working as a housekeeper since his father’s death six years ago, had managed to save ₹50,000 for the bike. However, Ayyappa was unaware of her financial sacrifice.
