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Kadri Cricketers Club and Asare Friends Kadri distributed free rice to more than 650 families ahead of Krishna Janmashtami.
Bantwal will begin hobli-level ‘Prajaseva Andolana’ meetings at Polali on September 5 to address public grievances closer to residents.
The Centre has introduced an e-group visit visa for foreign cruise tourists, aiming to simplify entry and strengthen India’s cruise tourism sector.
An IndiGo flight from Navi Mumbai struck a Visual Docking Guidance System pole while parking at Srinagar airport, but all passengers were safe.
Mangaluru markets are buzzing ahead of Ashtami, with better flower availability, fresh vegetables and increased shopper activity creating a festive mood.
A fuel leak from a nearby petrol pump contaminated a well at Kallambalam, where accumulated fumes caught fire during cleaning work.
Two NITK Surathkal faculty members were taken into custody after an internal enquiry allegedly found financial irregularities and fund misappropriation.
BRS leader KTR has warned of a farmers’ padayatra if Telangana fails to announce a clear irrigation water-release schedule by September 14.
3D atomic imaging has revealed that crystals may emerge through a more complex process than the century-old classical theory of nucleation suggests.
A dispute over passengers between two private bus crews reportedly led to reckless driving near Haleyangadi, alarming commuters and motorists.
September brings a spectacular series of lunar occultations, with the Moon set to pass in front of Jupiter and Venus along with several other celestial objects.
Brain mapping of Sumanth’s brother and two uncles has been completed as police continue probing the mysterious death of the 15-year-old student.
A mother and her three young children fell from the Upli bastion at Naldurg Fort, leaving the woman and two children dead and one injured.
MCC evicted outstation flower vendors from Hampankatta footpaths ahead of Janmashtami, prompting criticism from the street vendors’ association.
Google’s new WeatherNext 3 brings more detailed, frequently updated forecasts to Search, signalling a wider shift from links to decision-focused AI.
Teacher unions in Andhra Pradesh have intensified their agitation against the mandatory TET requirement for serving teachers, seeking exemptions and policy changes.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has reminded international students that study permits are temporary and do not automatically guarantee permanent residency in Canada.
NFHS-6 data highlights a stark rural-urban divide in girls’ education, with access to nearby secondary schools emerging as a key factor.
Pacific leaders have raised concerns over China’s missile test and urged countries to provide advance notice before future launches across the region.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has defended India’s Russian oil purchases, saying such trade decisions cannot determine the outcome of the Ukraine war.
