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Bellary A tragic accident in Mosalehosahalli, Hassan district, on Friday night claimed the lives of nine people, including three engineering students. The deceased students were Praveen Kumar from Bellary, Mithun from Chitradurga, and Suresh from Chikkamagaluru. Their sudden d
Large-scale development projects in India often face opposition today due to environmental concerns and growing public awareness of ecological impacts. The Sharavathi Pumped Storage Hydro Electricity Project at Linganamakki in Shivamogga and Uttara Kannada is a clear example.
K.V.P Pledges to Discuss Affordable Housing for Low-Income Journalists with CM Davanagere K.V. Prabhakar, Media Advisor to the Chief Minister, has reaffirmed his commitment to raising the issue of affordable housing for journalists in genuine need with both the Chief Minist
Bangarappa Vows Action Against pro-Pak slogans in Shivamogga Davangere Minister Madhu Bangarappa has responded firmly to the allegations of pro-Pakistan sloganeering in Bhadravati, stating that no one will be allowed to act freely against the law in Shivamogga. The law must
Opposition leader R. Ashok urges doubling compensation for Hassan accident victims to Rs 10 lakh per family. Hassan Opposition leader R. Ashok has urged the government to increase the compensation for the victims of the recent Hassan accident, saying that since all the dece
Minister Krishna Byre Gowda assured financial aid and condolences to families affected by the tragic Ganesh immersion truck accident in Hassan. Hassan District In-Charge Minister Krishna Byre Gowda said that while it is impossible to fully compensate the families of those w
In a step towards creating cleaner neighborhoods, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has successfully cleared a long-standing black spot opposite Raheja Apartment in Ward No. 104, Govindarajnagar, under the Bengaluru West City Corporation limits. The drive is part of t
CH NEWS CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru, organised a two-day National Conference on “Energizing the Future: Navigating Sustainability and Climate Change” on September 11 and 12, 2025. The event was sponsored by the AICTE Training and Learning (ATAL) Academy under
Officials and Residents Urged to Adopt Sustainable Practices for Cleaner Neighborhoods An awareness programme on Solid Waste Management (SWM) was organised at the Adugodi Police Quarters under the initiative of Bengaluru South City Corporation, in collaboration with Saahas NGO
Anekal Flower Farmers Members of the Anekal Taluk Greenhouse Flower Growers’ Welfare Association met Bengaluru Rural MP D.K. Suresh on Saturday at the BAMUL central office, urging intervention over the relocation of the city’s wholesale flower market. Farmers explained that
Residents welcome BBMP’s road repair drive but demand durable, long-term solutions for monsoon damage. The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has begun road repair and pothole filling works across Bilekahalli under the Bommanahalli zone of Bengaluru South City Corporati
Commissioner Urges Civic Officials to Improve Amenities, Greenery, and Infrastructure Central City Commissioner Sri Rajendra Cholan on Saturday visited key public areas, including the Freedom Park multi-level parking facility, Anand Rao Circle, and the Majestic surroundings,
Deforestation is more than just the loss of trees, it's a sweeping transformation of entire landscapes that often devastates lives, cultures, and centuries-old traditions. Among the groups most deeply affected are the world’s indigenous peoples, guardians of vast tracts of Earth’
Zoonotic diseases, or zoonoses, are infections that spill over from animals to humans. Bats, rodents, primates, and birds are common reservoirs, carrying pathogens that remain harmless to them but can be devastating to humans. When humans and wildlife are brought into closer prox
LucknowUttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday stressed the importance of resolving small problems on time, warning that neglect can lead to major crises. Referring to the recent unrest in Nepal, he said unresolved issues there grew into a violent movement that s
ShimlaHimachal Pradesh remains battered by heavy monsoon rains, with the State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA) confirming widespread damage across the state. As of Saturday morning, 574 roads are blocked, 389 power transformers are disrupted, and 333 water supply schemes rem
Stalin called the tri-celebrations inspiring, highlighting DMK’s 75-year legacy as a strong, principled “fortress” ChennaiChief Minister and DMK president M.K. Stalin on Saturday asserted that the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) is not a movement that disturbs public life, but
Taming Wild Threats ThiruvananthapuramThe Kerala Cabinet on Saturday approved a Bill to permit the culling of violent wild animals that stray into human settlements, aiming to reduce man-animal conflicts. The amendment will be made to the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972, but a
