Sonia will visit K’taka on Sept. 30
The Congress, which is clearly hoping to score big in Karnataka in the coming Lok Sabha elections, appears to be making an early start in preparing for them.
K’taka priest took temple gold: Officials
Bringing shame and disgrace to the 1,000-year-old Sri Cheluvanarayana Swamy Temple in Melkote and the thousands of devotees who visit the temple annually, the High Priest of Cheluvanarayana Sannidhi h
Hospital denies mortuary space to jawan
While the nation is mourning the death of the five CRPF jawans killed in the terror attack in the Bemina area of Srinagar, one of the five martyred soldiers was shown shocking disrespect in his hometo
Drunkard burns daughter alive
An inebriated man burnt alive his eight-year-old physically challenged daughter in front of their residence after a quarrel with wife on Saturday evening. The incident was reported at Banduru village
Tiger reserves alerted after anthrax scare on TN border
Spores of the dreadful Anthrax once a major killer of mammals and cattle are in the air and have already killed an elephant calf in Thalavadi range of Thalamalai Reserve Forest in Sathyamangalam Fores
Bandipur is eco-sensitive zone now
The Bandipur National Park has become the first tiger reserve in the country to be declared an eco-sensitive zone (ESZ).
A notification in the regard was issued by Union Ministry for Environment and
Madegowda rejects BSY’s plea after public rebuff
Cauvery protestors, who continue to be angry with the political class, on Saturday forced Cauvery Hita Rakshana Samiti chairman G. Madegowda to reject former chief minister B.S. Yeddyurappa’s plea to
Protester’s death inflames tension
The bandh called in support of Cauvery agitation received an overwhelming response in Cauvery basin districts of Mandya, Mysore, Kodagu and Chamarajanagar. All essential services, including medical sh
KRS under siege
The ‘peaceful’ Cauvery movement took a violent turn on Wednesday with protesters resorting to stone-throwing, leaving many injured. Around 20,000 protesters assembled at the north gate of Krishnaraja
20,000 agitators lay siege to K’taka reservoir
The ‘peaceful’ Cauvery movement took a violent turn on Wednesday with protesters resorting to stone throwing, leaving several people injured.
Around 20,000 protesters assembled at the north gate of