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BengaluruEnvironmental activists in Bengaluru have raised concerns over the unclear impact of tree loss linked to the proposed Orange Line of Namma Metro, even as Phase Three has entered the execution stage, they said. They accuse the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited of f
BengaluruThe Karnataka High Court has upheld the state government’s decision to adopt a specific tune for the rendition of the state anthem, Jayabharatha Jananiya Thanujaate, and made it clear that there is no restriction on individuals singing the anthem in their own style. The
BENGALURU Around 600 students signed a petition on the first day of a campaign demanding discounted metro passes for students. The campaign, organized by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) youth wing, was held near RC College on Palace Road. Lohith Hanumapura, state president of the
BengaluruCampus placements in Bengaluru have crossed the halfway stage, with artificial intelligence and cybersecurity emerging as the most in-demand skills among recruiters. These two areas together account for nearly 40 percent of total campus hires this year, reflecting a majo
Gift of Life Bengaluru Karnataka set a new record in 2025 with 198 organ donors, placing the state third nationally, according to the State Organ and Tissue Transplant Organisation (SOTTO). The milestone brings hope to the 5,500 patients still waiting for life-saving transp
The initiative aims to raise awareness of pedestrian movement and assess footpaths, identifying areas needing repair or improvement BengaluruThe Bengaluru North City Corporation has invited citizens to take part in the ninth Footpath Walk under its “Walkaluru” project, aimed a
A survey of 165 families found many lacked complete documents; 158 had Aadhaar, 78 were Bengaluru residents, 92 had ration cards, complicating housing verification after demolitions Bengaluru The Karnataka government is facing difficulties in identifying eligible beneficiar
The CEC noted BNP and sanctuaries form a 3,000 sq km forest with elephant corridors, requiring ESZ inclusion Bengaluru In a major setback for the Karnataka government, the Central Empowered Committee (CEC) has recommended that the 2020 notification reducing the eco-sensitiv
Chennai Multiple Grand Slam doubles champion Todd Woodbridge believes the future popularity of the doubles format hinges on how its stories are told, insisting that better presentation and narrative-building can restore the discipline’s prominence alongside singles tennis.
New Delhi India’s shooting fraternity was rocked after a minor shooter accused a national-level coach of sexually assaulting her during the National Championships last month, prompting the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) to suspend the coach and confirm the registra
After injury setbacks, Shreyanka Patil seeks revival, confidence and India recall Bengaluru Once regarded as one of India’s brightest young prospects, off-spinner Shreyanka Patil is ready to relaunch her career through the Women’s Premier League after enduring a long and me
Fourth WPL launches World Cup build-up with star-studded squads and fierce rivalries Navi Mumbai Fresh from India’s historic maiden ODI World Cup triumph, the country’s women cricketers return to competitive action as the fourth Women’s Premier League (WPL) begins here on F
New Delhi The Delhi High Court on Thursday clarified that a wife cannot be presumed to be earning or self-sufficient at the stage of granting interim maintenance. Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma made the observation while hearing a plea challenging a family court order that aw
AIADMK chief Edappadi K Palaniswami met Amit Shah to discuss Tamil Nadu politics New Delhi AIADMK general secretary and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami on Thursday said he met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi to discuss the prevailing polit
History Row New Delhi India witnessed fresh political sparring on history after Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta made remarks on freedom fighter Bhagat Singh that drew sharp criticism from the Aam Aadmi Party on Thursday. AAP alleged that Gupta distorted facts while spea
Gadgil trained in biology at Harvard under E O Wilson but chose to return to India to build research, mentor students, engage communities, and shape policy, with Ramesh often seeking his guidance as minister New Delhi India’s environmental movement lost a guiding force as n
The issue has sparked fresh debate over development priorities and environmental safeguards across the country New Delhi Congress criticised a new clearance rule, warning it weakens safeguards and harms accountable environmental governance nationwide. The Congress on Thu
Mandya The Mandya district administration has decided to launch an immediate survey to identify and clear encroachments in the backwater region of the Krishnaraja Sagar (KRS) dam. The decision was taken at a meeting chaired by the Deputy Commissioner on January 6, following gr
