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KSRTC’s Puttur division has received 40 new buses, but most will replace ageing vehicles due for retirement rather than significantly increase services.
Several people were injured after a car and KSRTC bus collided head-on on the National Highway near Kokkada in Belthangady taluk.
Mangaluru North Sub-Division police held a peace meeting ahead of Ganeshotsava, urging organisers to follow law-and-order and traffic rules.
A nearly 12-foot king cobra was rescued from a garden in Kading, Beltangady, after it was found swallowing a python.
The Konkani feature film ‘Wheel Chair’, subtitled ‘A Different Love Story’, began production with a muhurat ceremony at Kalaangann in Mangaluru.
Beltangady’s Usharani, former Principal District and Sessions Judge in Mysuru, has been appointed as a judge of the Karnataka High Court.
St Aloysius University hosted a national seminar in Mangaluru on banking innovation, customer protection, governance and sustainability.
Dakshina Kannada schools will conduct full-day Saturday classes from September 12 to make up for teaching time lost during monsoon disruptions.
Thirty-eight of 50 Mangaluru college students who earlier tested positive for drugs tested negative in a follow-up screening by city police.
Fourteen people have been convicted over the prison attack on two accused in the Bhaskar Shetty murder case in Mangaluru.
St Aloysius University will host a two-day national seminar on emerging health challenges, environmental risks and sustainable well-being responses.
KSPCB warns that immersing Ganesha idols with decorative waste can attract strict action, including a jail term of up to six years.
Mangaluru’s September 18 Cabinet meeting will focus on roads, fisheries, tourism and industrial development, U T Khader said.
Mangaluru’s rainfall activity has weakened amid a lack of cyclonic systems, as Karnataka continues to face a widespread monsoon deficit.
KMC Mangaluru will celebrate its 70th Ganesh Chaturthi festival on September 14 and 15, continuing a seven-decade campus tradition.
Father Muller College of Speech and Hearing hosted a two-day conference exploring emerging evidence and interdisciplinary developments in swallowing and vestibular sciences.
Two Indian bison were spotted near a Puttur bypass road at dawn, raising concern among locals who have urged the Forest Department to take precautions.
St Aloysius PU College celebrated AIKYAM 2026 with Nativity of Mother Mary, Ganesh Chaturthi and Onam, highlighting unity in diversity.
Uppinangady police have filed a charge sheet against a Beltangady man accused of harassing a young woman and trespassing with a sword.
Uppinangady police arrested a POCSO accused who had allegedly been evading court proceedings and was wanted under a court-issued warrant.