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Bengaluru-based engineer underwent a second heart transplant, a rare procedure that has been claimed as the first in the state
Students in Shira staged a protest at the KSRTC bus stand on Wednesday, voicing their frustration over the lack of timely bus services
Bannerghatta National Park (BNP), nestled amidst the urban sprawl of Bengaluru, stands as a vital refuge for diverse wildlife species
Kidney cancer, also known as renal cancer, is a significant global health issue affecting numerous individuals. Each year, World Kidney Cancer Day
In response to Bengaluru’s persistent traffic congestion issues, a team of 40 students from NMIT has developed a groundbreaking software solution.
The domestic workers’ rights union in Bengaluru has urged the government to take proactive measures to protect and support domestic workers.
The education department has taken action to shift the classes of the Government Urdu Junior Primary School in Gausia Mohalla of the city
The event aims to bring together global investors, industry leaders, and entrepreneurs under the theme “Reimagining Growth.”
In response to a surge in traffic violations, Bengaluru West traffic police have intensified efforts against wrong-side driving on key city roads.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar arrived in Sri Lanka on Friday, marking his first visit in his second consecutive term in office
Tamil Nadu authorities halted Bengaluru-bound buses citing issues with the One India One Tax policy, leading to passengers being stranded
Centuries from Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana, along with Pooja Vastrakar’s clutch final over, helped India women secure a four-run win
Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended warm birthday greetings to President Droupadi Murmu on her 66th birthday, expressing admiration
A stand-up comedian’s jokes about the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) were met with awkward silence at a Bengaluru comedy club
The government has announced an increase in the minimum support price (MSP) for various crops, including paddy and 13 other crops
The truck was carrying debris and a long pole protruding nearly ten feet outside the vehicle’s chassis, posing a significant hazard to other users.
Tomato prices might have soared to Rs 100 per kg, but this is bad news for farmers in Mysuru as their crops are devastated by wilt disease.
Following abrupt cancellations of Belagavi-Surat and Belagavi-Kishangarh flights, the airline has now ceased bookings for the Belagavi-Jodhpur route
In an unexpected turn of events for the newly sworn-in union government, Darjeeling—a renowned hill station in West Bengal
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is a deeply emotional journey, often fraught with questions of closure and the role of technology in mourning
