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A 37-year-old medical shop owner was hacked to death by a masked gang on a busy road in Madiwala, shocking motorists and pedestrians.
Cybercriminals are increasingly profiling high-net-worth individuals in Bengaluru using social media, OSINT and leaked databases to execute high-value scams.
A 22-year-old woman from Shivamogga district was found dead in Agara Lake after allegedly facing harassment and blackmail, according to Police.
Kempegowda International Airport will levy a UDF on arriving passengers from September 1, while revised charges will apply to departures.
ADB and Karnataka have signed a Rs 1,750-crore loan deal to upgrade 500 government schools into Karnataka Public Schools by 2029-30.
Karnataka has brought IVF, ICSI and frozen embryo transfer under AB-PMJAY-CM’s ArK on a one-year pilot basis for 120 poor families.
A survey has highlighted concerns over counterfeit cosmetics in Bengaluru, with many consumers reporting fake products and allergic reactions.
A nutritionist’s viral video has sparked debate over loneliness in Bengaluru, with residents discussing traffic, migration and the city’s social life.
A Bengaluru professional spending Rs 350 daily to reach work has sparked debate over whether the city is becoming unaffordable for young employees.
Tight delivery deadlines and countdown timers on Rapido’s Ownly platform have raised concerns among Bengaluru riders over road safety.
Founders of India’s leading space-tech startups own an average 30.9% as companies raise capital to scale their businesses and technology.
AkosMD India is expanding its Smart Clinic model to Bengaluru and Mumbai, combining on-campus care, connected diagnostics and video consultations.
Karnataka ranks among the states with the highest midday meal coverage, with 92% of enrolled students availing school meals in 2024-25.
Bengaluru recorded the strongest prime office rent growth among India’s major markets as occupier demand remained healthy in Q2 2026.
Bengaluru’s 58.19-km Blue Line connecting Silk Board to the airport is now expected to be fully completed by March 2028.
The Karnataka government aims to complete the Yettinahole project by the end of 2027 and supply drinking water to seven targeted districts.
Karnataka’s FDA prohibited analogue paneer from being marketed as paneer, citing food standards and consumer protection concerns.
Rice, milk, sugar and cooking oil have become costlier across southern states, adding pressure to everyday household expenses.
Bengaluru’s historic Russell Market is set for a major revamp with better fish facilities, cold storage, waste management and modern amenities.
A CAG audit has flagged drinking water gaps at major Bengaluru railway stations, including KSR Bengaluru and Yeshwantpur Junction.