[ad_1] Citizens throwing a scooter from the flyover in Adakamaranahalli village in Nelamagala police station limits. | Photo Credit: special arrangement After a video of citizens throwing two scooters from a flyover at Adakamaranahalli village owing to the drivers allegedly performing a stunt on the road, the Nelamangala traffic police on Saturday registered a case against…
[ad_1] New Delhi: The Union Cabinet on Friday approved the expansion of metro rail projects in Bengaluru, Pune, and Thane, alongside the development of a civil aviation enclave near Patna and the expansion of Bagdogra airport, giving a significant boost to India’s infrastructure. Chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Cabinet approved Phase 3 of…
[ad_1] Sabari Venu’s portrait project for Wayand had him drawing portraits for those who contributed a certain amount to the Chief Minister’s Distress Relief Fund. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Sabari Venu’s (@meancurry) posts on his Instagram account are not meant to amuse alone. His lines entertain and also make a point about issues he…
[ad_1] The police conducting a workshop on self defence at a ladies’ PG in Bengaluru. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Following the brutal murder of a 24-year-old young woman at a paying guest accommodation in Koramangala recently, the Rani Chennamma Squad, a team of highly-trained women police personnel, is now imparting self-defence training to women…
[ad_1] A Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the alleged sex crimes of Prajwal Revanna, former Hassan MP, filed a chargesheet against his parents – H.D. Revanna and Bhavani Revanna – apart from seven others, in connection with an abduction case in which Mr. Revanna was arrested. The chargesheet lists Satish Babu, Manu, Sujay, Madhu, and…
[ad_1] A view of the High Court of Karnataka | Photo Credit: In a judgment aimed at checking the abuse of power by the police, the High Court of Karnataka has now made it mandatory for the State police to provide a copy of the first information report (FIR) along with the notice summoning a…
[ad_1] This year, the Department of Collegiate Education decided to purchase books for Government First Grade Colleges across Karnataka through the centralised system of e-procurement and listed 4,398 titles to buy. | Photo Credit: file photo Small and medium-level book publishers and suppliers have strongly objected to the Department of Collegiate Education’s move to purchase…
