While privately owned schools are clamouring against the supposed unfairness of the Right to Education (RTE) legislation, private colleges and universities are making a bit of noise of their own about

The traffic was diverted nearly a month ago but work on strengthening the Sirsi Circle flyover has still not begun . The city’s first flyover on Mysore Road, it was built 15 years ago with expansio

The Karnataka High Court has ruled that police authorities should not insist on any licence for recreational association or clubs, who carry out legal activities for the benefit of its members. But th

In the hot IPL season, cricket betting has reached even the rural parts. This is also because betting syndicates have moved out of the City to these parts to escape the close watch of the police in th

Come June 1, poor students from economically weaker families of the city will get admission for free in 2,116 private, non-minority schools of the city. They also include prestigious CBSE/ICSE and sta

With the assembly polls due next year, the BBMP has to pick the right candidates for the mayor and deputy mayor posts, given that the BJP’s image has taken a beating in the last two years in the BBMP.

Chief Minister Sadananda Gowda may soon get the nod for the much awaited Cabinet expansion with his rival, B.S. Yeddyurappa entangled in a series of legal hurdles. The central leadership had earli

With the Supreme Court on Tuesday staying the Karnataka High Court order, which had quashed the appointment of Mr. Shankar M. Bidari as the director general and inspector general of police, there’s co

Hinting at a probable real life role as a leader of the troubled Karnataka film industry, actor Shivarajkumar on Tuesday took centre-stage at a programme to honour his father the legendary thespian Ra

It’s been a typical Royal Challengers Bangalore show so far. They began with a bang but slipped to lose the next three matches, before regrouping to win the last three on the trot to put their campaig