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KoppalWith over one lakh cusecs of water being released from the Tungabhadra reservoir, authorities have suspended traffic on the Gangavathi-Kampli bridge fearing submersion. Assistant Executive Engineer Vishwanath of the Public Works Department issued written instructions to
Hubballi Hubballi Airport, one of India’s recognised green airports, has been functioning without an Airport Advisory Committee (AAC) for the past year, raising concerns among stakeholders. AACs, which include elected representatives, district officials, police, and members
Gadag“Children should take up sports like Mallakamba, which enhance balance, strength, and self-confidence,” said Krishnagouda H Patil, District Youth Congress President, while inaugurating the Chalukya Mallakamba Academy at the District Indoor Stadium on Kalasapura Road. Pati
Gadag “Everyone must join hands to transform Gadag into an industrial city. The District Chamber of Commerce should aspire to compete with Bengaluru’s Chamber of Commerce—when we set such a goal, the way forward becomes clear,” said MP Basavaraj Bommai. He was speaking at t
BelagaviMinister Satish Jarkiholi has called for supporting Appannagouda Patil’s faction in the upcoming Hukkeri Taluk Rural Electricity Cooperative Society elections, stressing the need for transparent and proactive governance. Speaking at a pre-election meeting at Nesari Gar
Few figures in history have fascinated the world as much as Cleopatra VII, the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic dynasty of Egypt. Popular imagination often reduces her to a symbol of beauty and seduction, but Cleopatra’s legacy goes far beyond appearances. She was a shrewd poli
The 20th century witnessed a sweeping wave of decolonization across Africa, a continent that had endured decades of European imperial control. Colonization, which intensified after the Berlin Conference of 1884–85, had carved Africa into territories under British, French, Portugu
Throughout history, libraries have been more than collections of books—they have been the guardians of human knowledge, culture, and memory. From clay tablets and scrolls to digital archives, libraries have preserved the achievements, struggles, and wisdom of civilizations. Witho
Buddhism, which originated in India during the 6th century BCE under the guidance of Siddhartha Gautama—the Buddha—did not remain confined to religious philosophy alone. Its ideals of simplicity, meditation, and enlightenment profoundly shaped Indian art and architecture. From ro
Thiruvananthapuram Kerala Education Minister V. Sivankutty on Monday sharply criticised Union Minister Suresh Gopi for calling those who raised allegations of voter list manipulation vanaras (monkeys). In a Facebook post, Sivankutty described Gopi’s remark as insulting, unfort
Akhilesh Yadav: UP’s small mafias merged into mega-mafia New Delhi Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav on Monday accused the Election Commission of deliberately deleting the names of voters from backward communities, alleging bias in favour of the ruling BJP. Speaking
AI aids cops Nagpur Artificial Intelligence (AI) is steadily proving its value in law enforcement, and a recent case in Nagpur has highlighted its impact. On August 9, a speeding truck hit a couple riding a motorcycle, killing the woman on the spot. The shocking visuals of
One major project is setting up IIM Guwahati. Once approved, it will become the 22nd IIM to gain national importance status under the IIM Act, joining the existing 21 institutes New Delhi A bill seeking to include the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Guwahati in the sch
Opposition Walks Out in Rajya Sabha, Seeks Urgent Discussion on SIR New Delhi Several MPs from the INDIA bloc staged a protest in the Parliament House complex on Monday against the Election Commission’s voter list revision exercise in Bihar. The protest was led by Congre
Leh Over 100 crew members working on a Bollywood film shoot in Leh were hospitalised following a case of food poisoning, officials confirmed on Monday. The workers, who are not locals, reported severe stomach pain, vomiting, and headaches after meals and were admitted to SNM H
Dabrowski, Routliffe win Cincinnati title; Mektic, Ram claim first Masters 1000 together in comeback victory Almaty A light aircraft crashed in Kazakhstan’s Akmola region on Monday, killing both people on board. The country’s transport ministry confirmed that the Aerostar R
Helal Uddin was arrested after BNP’s Salah Uddin Khan accused him, ex-commissioners of poll manipulation; later charged with treason, fraud, and embezzlement Dhaka A Bangladeshi court on Monday ordered former Law Minister Anisul Huq to be shown arrested in two cases linked
Trust In Transit Kathmandu India has handed over light strike vehicles, medical equipment, and military animals to the Nepali Army, marking another step in strengthening defence cooperation between the two neighbours. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri presented the items to Ne
