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VHP, Bajrang Dal and Hindu Jagran Vedike held a Puttur Chalo protest demanding action against those accused in a shop attack near Darbe.
Sandeep Poojary, 28, succumbed to severe head injuries on Sunday after his two-wheeler collided with a Tata Ace at Gantalkatte.
St Aloysius Associate Professor A. Vanaja has been awarded a Ph.D. by VTU for research on wireless mobile ad-hoc network performance.
A 14-year-old Class 9 student allegedly died by suicide at his home in Kuriyala near Baipadi in Beltangady on Sunday morning.
SAPMUN 2026 concluded in Mangaluru after three days of debate and diplomacy, with over 400 delegates from 25 institutions taking part.
A woman pedestrian suffered grievous injuries after a bus allegedly ran over her leg while she was crossing near Urwa Market Junction.
A car crashed into an electricity pole near Chibidre while travelling towards Ujire, disrupting power supply to several surrounding villages.
A huge tree fell on a house in Puthige during strong winds and heavy rain, damaging the roof and front portion and causing lakhs in losses.
Kannada-Telugu action comedy ‘Halka Don’, shot largely in Mangaluru, nears completion, with the makers also planning a Tulu version.
DK DC office was illuminated in pink to mark three years of Gruha Lakshmi, which has transferred over Rs 76,500 crore to 1.20 crore women.
Coastal Karnataka received moderate rainfall, with Subrahmanya and Siddapur recording 5 cm as the IMD forecast more rain over the next two days.
A Mangaluru man allegedly stabbed his elder brother to death following a quarrel over a mobile phone, with Urwa Police investigating.
The short rail link between Mangaluru Central and Mangaluru Junction remains a key bottleneck, limiting train capacity and connectivity.
Vande Bharat completes trials on the Sakleshpur ghat section, bringing Bengaluru-Mangaluru service closer as SWR awaits a 16-car rake.
A leopard that had caused fear in Edapadavu after preying on dogs and cattle was trapped by the Forest Department on Sunday.
St. Joseph’s Engineering College conferred degrees on 570 B.E. graduates and two Ph.D. scholars at its 21st Convocation Ceremony.
A wasp nest near the KSRTC depot at Mukrampady in Puttur was removed after residents feared attacks on pedestrians and schoolchildren.
Dakshina Kannada officials reviewed major projects, with the waterfront project 68% complete and Plastic Park works targeted for September-end.
Vana Charitable Trust has launched a month-long mangrove drive, planting 3,000 saplings along the Nethravathi River with support from 41 volunteers.
A national-level children’s festival and Sri Krishna fancy dress competition will be held at Kadri Sri Manjunatha Temple on September 4.