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Greater Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda orders joint task forces, regular inspections and FIRs against repeat footpath encroachers.
YIASCM will host Navyarambh from September 7 to 9 to welcome new PG students and introduce them to academics, careers and campus opportunities.
Yenepoya’s hospitality department marked its decennial year with Freshers’ Day, launching the AICTE-approved BHM programme and new student council.
New ‘Udaya Hejje’ union launched in Mysuru to support rescued bonded workers and help them access rights and government welfare benefits.
A detailed overview of digital casino development and the impact of new technologies on the gaming industry. Learn how online platforms are changing and why players choose modern comfort.
Mysuru civic body launches two Miyawaki forests in Rajivnagar, with 17,000 saplings of 42 species across 1.75 acres.
Curious about what players often misunderstand about Color Game Perya? Learn about randomness, common myths, and responsible gaming expectations.
Mysuru BJP urged the government to provide B-khata and basic amenities to residents of unauthorised revenue layouts facing decades-old problems.
Kota police arrested three persons over alleged threats and intimidation linked to the storage of government-supplied rice bags.
Udupi ZP CEO Prateek Bayal urged banks to improve credit access for farmers and strengthen customer awareness on cyber fraud and education loans.
Symphony of Hope has donated ₹29 lakh to Father Muller for paediatric cancer care, supporting children undergoing treatment and their families.
Twenty-six doctors at government hospitals and health centres in Uttar Pradesh have been dismissed following allegations of prolonged absence and negligence.
Researchers have identified a previously unrecognised mathematical property that can cause a widely used evolutionary biology method to produce misleading results.
Two accused in the Fathima Nishan murder case have been granted conditional bail by the Fifth Additional Sessions Court in Puttur.
A 15-month-old girl born deaf underwent bilateral cochlear implant surgery at Apollo Hospitals in Kolkata, marking a milestone for Bengal.
Congress worker Hakeem Kurnadka alleged an attempted attack in Puttur and urged police to probe threats and political intimidation.
Two stray dogs repeatedly intervened when a man allegedly tried to attack a woman in Thudiyalur, with CCTV footage helping police trace and arrest him.
A 16-coach Vande Bharat will undergo a Yeshwantpur–Mangaluru trial on September 5 to assess and finalise its proposed 8-hour-20-minute timetable.
Chairman’s Club kitchen in Bengaluru was closed after officials found expired food, poor hygiene, improper labelling and other safety violations.
On September 4, 1986, Indian officials accused Britain of racial discrimination over proposed visa restrictions on visitors from India and other countries.
