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A woman sustained fatal injuries in a brutal knife attack near Sunkadakatte in Bengaluru and succumbed to her wounds despite treatment at a private hospital. The deceased has been identified as Rekha, 35, a native of Shira in Tumakuru district. According to police reports, the
A case has been registered at the Bengaluru Cyber Crime Police Station after Infosys Foundation chairperson and Rajya Sabha member Sudha Murthy was targeted in an attempted cyber fraud. According to the complaint, Sudha Murthy received a call from an individual claiming to be
CH NEWS The district administration has launched a comprehensive social and educational census that began on Monday and will continue until October 7. Deputy Commissioner P.N. Ravindra appealed to residents to extend full cooperation to ensure the smooth and successful complet
Ramanagara Celebrates Navaratri With Cultural Festivities, Rituals CH NEWS In celebration of Navaratri, Janapada Loka is hosting a special month-long exhibition of unique dolls, providing the public an opportunity to witness cultural artistry from around the world. The anno
KR Puram police intensify traffic awareness The K.R. Puram Traffic Police carried out a series of awareness drives on Monday to educate heavy vehicle drivers and the general public about road safety and traffic regulations. The campaign aimed at ensuring compliance with rules
Bengaluru Police Strengthen Road Safety, Enforce Parking Regulations The Bengaluru Traffic Police conducted an inspection at the busy Marathahalli Bridge Junction on Monday to review recently introduced traffic modifications aimed at improving vehicle movement and easing conge
Bengaluru Authorities Focus on Civic Efficiency, Public Safety Measures The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) on Monday conducted a virtual meeting to review ongoing civic issues, with particular focus on repairing potholes across the city. The meeting was chaired by GBA Chief
Belagavi Former MLC Mahantesh Kavatagimath advised that during the upcoming social and educational survey by the state Backward Classes Commission, members of the Veerashaiva Lingayat community should write “Hindu” in the religion column and “Veerashaiva Lingayat” in the caste
Belagavi “Dairy farming is a boon for farmers, and farmers should adopt dairy farming along with agriculture, as dairy farming will help improve the economic condition of farmers,” advised MLA Lakshman Savadi. He was speaking at the inauguration of the Athani Rural Milk Pro
Raichur The Social and Educational Survey-2025 by the State Backward Classes Commission began on Monday. The enumerators were sent for the census after providing the final training and kits at all the taluk centers of the district. A morning meeting was held for the enumera
Facility for Poor Patients Haveri MLA Yasir Ahmad Khan Pathana addressed concerns regarding healthcare services at the Taluk-level Health Protection Committee meeting held at Shiggavi Government Hospital. He stated that the government has transferred long-serving doctors an
Minister D. Sudhakar directs formation of a committee to investigate delays and quality issues in district drinking water projects under the Jal Jeevan Mission. Chitradurga Planning and Statistics Minister and District In-charge D. Sudhakar has directed Deputy Commissioner
District AYUSH Officer Dr. Chandrakant S. Nagasamudra highlights the relevance of Ayurveda in maintaining health and wellness. Chitradurga “Ayurveda is a complete medical system that explains all aspects necessary to maintain good health, making it more relevant today than
Raichur “Houses are being constructed to provide permanent shelter to the homeless within the city limits, and authorities must ensure quality construction and expedite distribution to beneficiaries as per the rules,” said NS Bosaraju, Minister for Minor Irrigation and Science
Shivamogga The district BJP expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for implementing GST 2.0, calling it a historic reform, at a gathering held at Shivapappa Nayaka Circle in the city. The District Commerce and Industry Association also joined the event. Speakin
Farmers have raised concerns over delayed replacement of burnt transformers (TCs), improper work by powermen, and old electrical wires falling to the ground. Many farmers said the shortage of vehicles for transporting TCs is worsening the situation. These issues were highlighted
Development of Historical Place Koppal Deputy Commisioner Suresh B Itnal instructed the officials to complete the development works of Anjanadri Hill by the end of November and facilitate the devotees visiting the temple. He visited the site of various development works
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi slammed Karnataka’s state-led caste census, calling it unofficial, meaningless, and financially wasteful, questioning its methodology and potential to divide society. Hubballi Union Minister for Food and Public Distribution, Pralhad Joshi, state
