A first of its kind initiative by Mapunity to build a heritage information system for the city region has started. The project has been initiated to inform people about the heritage structures in thei

Union labour minister Mallikarjun Kharge’s son Priyank Kharge seems to have landed in a controversy over BDA site allotment by seeking re-allotment of a site in HSR Layout that was earlier surrendered

A 69-year-old retired HMT watch factory employee, who was also a national volleyball player, was killed after he was hit by a Toyota Innova SUV, in which Tumkur Rural MLA B. Suresh Gowda, was travelin

The Bengaluru traffic police will now get technological help from software professionals in the city.
Around 150 techies will now join the force as “Traffic Marshals” a special unit being set up soon

Opposition leader Siddaramaiah’s plan to demonstrate his strength by holding a Kuruba community convention has left several bigwigs in the state Congress concerned. However, they would not like to adm

Malleswaram traffic police inspector Sashikala has been suspended, pending inquiry, for the lapse in taking Congress Party president Sonia Gandhi’s convoy on a “wrong” route on Saturday morning in the

KPCC president Dr G. Parameshwar is quick to dismiss speculation that his party is out to woo the Lingayats — the dominant community in the state — by getting party president Sonia Gandhi to attend t

Many English medium schools in the city have an abysmally low admission rate, thanks to poor quality of infrastructure and teaching facilities. The District Information System for Education (DISE) re

Owning a BDA site is a long and tedious process in Bengaluru, and only a few people are lucky enough to lay their hands on them. A 53-year-old woman, who was allotted the site, almost lost it but for

Not allowed to write her exams, a fourth-semester law student allegedly attempted to end her life by consuming poison on the Central College campus on Saturday evening. The victim, Asha Govindraj (28