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An 18-year-old woman was stabbed multiple times at her Bengaluru home by her former boyfriend after rejecting his marriage proposal. She is recovering in hospital.
Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) is grappling with a significant staff shortage that has left a majority of Namma Metro stations operating without station controllers during night shifts, raising concerns about operations, passenger assistance and emergency response. According to officials, BMRCL currently has more than 480 vacancies across its operations and maintenance departments. The […]
The Karnataka Transport Department has called a meeting with aggregator platforms and driver unions as it intensifies action against passenger autos being used for goods delivery.
Residents and Greenpeace India marked damaged and encroached footpaths in Rajarajeshwari Nagar, urging authorities to uphold the Supreme Court’s ruling on pedestrians’ rights.
The Karnataka Forest Department has ruled that HMT’s 430-acre Bengaluru property remains forest land and directed the company to hand it over unless it files an appeal.
Bengaluru-based EV maker Oben Electric has started deliveries of its new Rorr EZ electric motorcycle, marking another milestone in India’s growing electric mobility sector.
A social media post claiming a kindergarten teacher was offered just ₹6,000 a month in Bengaluru has reignited debate over low teacher salaries.
Bengaluru has lost nearly 19,000 trees over the past three years due to development projects, reigniting concerns over the city’s shrinking green cover.
From weekend rides to road safety campaigns, Bengaluru’s growing cycling communities are inspiring fitness, friendship and sustainable urban mobility.
Once a thriving waterbody, Bengaluru’s Hosakerehalli Lake is now filled with garbage and weeds, prompting residents to demand immediate restoration.
An 85-year-old Bengaluru resident received Rs 28 lakh and a state award after protecting a naturally grown sandalwood tree for four decades.
A Bengaluru woman’s simple perspective on rent and daily expenses has gone viral, prompting many to rethink how they view spending and financial wellbeing.
The Karnataka government plans a new footpath policy for Bengaluru, along with fines of up to ₹1 lakh for illegal flex banners to improve public spaces.
A Bengaluru woman’s comparison of the city to Europe has gone viral, with many social media users praising its weather, opportunities and unique charm.
Psychologists and content creators warn that social media’s pursuit of perfection is affecting young people’s mental health, confidence and self-esteem.
Doctors say influenza is driving the current surge in respiratory illnesses in Bengaluru, with most COVID-19 cases remaining mild and manageable.
United Theological College and NBCLC will host a national seminar in Bengaluru to examine AI’s impact on religion, ethics and human flourishing.
Despite intensified anti-drug campaigns and increased seizures, Karnataka is witnessing a decline in NDPS convictions due to procedural lapses in investigations.
Forest officials rescued pythons from a Bengaluru apartment during a joint operation with police. One person has been detained and an investigation is underway.
More parents have approached police in the Bengaluru daycare abuse case, reporting behavioural changes in their children as the investigation gathers pace.