NEET latecomers' missed exam sparks BJP-Cong clash. Bengaluru police does a fact-check
Police said that traffic conditions in Bengaluru were normal on the day of the NEET exam, adding that traffic personnel facilitated movement wherever required.
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Tejasvi Surya seeks transparency dashboard, faster Metro works in Bengaluru from new minister
The Bengaluru South MP said the city is suffering owing to the absence of elected local bodies, delays in infrastructure projects, and what he termed “unplanned and ad hoc urban development.
Sharmila opposes TDP government’s “attempts to privatise” APSRTC
Backing the JAC stir, the Congress leader says e-buses should not go to private operators, and wants APSRTC to buy and own them
Palestinian children targeted in genocide, war crimes in Gaza: UN inquiry
UN commission of inquiry says Israel's deliberate targeting of Palestinian children in Gaza resulted in genocide.
From Rohit Sharma to Alka Yagnik: President Murmu confers Padma Awards at Rashtrapati Bhavan - check full list
President Droupadi Murmu presented Padma Awards at Rashtrapati Bhavan, honouring 65 distinguished individuals. The ceremony recognized achievements across various fields, including arts, sports, and medicine. Notable recipients included actor Mammootty, singer Alka Yagnik, and cricketer Rohit Sharma. Dr. Padma Gurmet, awarded for his work in preserving Himalayan medical traditions, expressed immense pride for his community.