There were no international standard pools or heated water at the Basavanagudi Aquatic Centre to tide through the chilling winter mornings. Yet, what 18-year-old Saurabh Sangvekar had in abundance was

Former minister, turned independent MLA, B Sreeramulu, who began his two-day fast in Gadag on Tuesday ostensibly to draw attention to the lack of development of North Karnataka, began to feel tired

Will the ever-smiling Chief Minister D V Sadananda Gowda charm his way into the hearts of voters in his home-turf of Udupi-Chikmagalur? On Tuesday, Mr. Sadananda Gowda addressed meetings in Tarikere

Plans for ‘announcing the launch of Karnataka Janata Party’—which bears an uncanny resemblance to the Karnataka Congress Party formed by former CM S. Bangarappa in 1994— were suddenly shelved by loya

Come summer and its not just the heat Bengaluru has to put up with but also water shortage. In years to come, however, the city may begin to experience a water crisis even before summer sets in unles

There’s good news for city eco lovers. A stretch of the river Arkavathy is set to be revived based on a report on its journey in and around Bengaluru before it merges with the Cauvery at the samgama

A few prominent schools will have a tough time dealing with parking issues as the city traffic police plans to remove the parking lots on the Residency Road stretch. The parking lots will be removed t

The fire and emergence service department had to evacuate residents living in buildings next to a five-storey building that was on the verge of collapsing, in Vinayaka Layout, Electronics City 2nd pha

A girl, all of two years old, was granted five acres of prime government land at Lingadheeranahalli, while another boy, aged five, got four acres at the same village. There is more: One acre of prime

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