The BWSSB is procuring 38 new jetting machines in August and September to keep the underground drainage clean. The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board has sprung into action after the Karnataka

It may be raining cats and dogs across the state with even catchment areas receiving good rain but the power situation remains as grim as ever. The weak monsoon, which has resulted in a drought-like

In a temporary relief for controversial godman Swami Nithyananda, the high court on Tuesday stayed a lower court order giving permission to the CID to subject him to a medical test in connection with

The High Grounds police arrested three people, including two women, for assaulting policemen and for preventing them from discharging their duty. The arrested were identified as Satish Puranik, a soft

The city police seem to have finally cracked the case of the brutal killing of an hotelier from UP and his wife in Cottonpet in the city, with the arrest of two people. However, the main accused Karth

Get ready to commute an extra mile to reach Garuda Mall if you are driving from the Mayo Hall Junction. With Magrath Road yet to be opened to traffic, the traffic police, fed up of the contra traffic

Bangalore Metropolitan Task Force chief R.P. Sharma, who has been cracking down on unauthorised constructions and building deviations in the city, is building a house in an unauthorised layout at Dod

If all goes as planned by the state government, trade licences to industries will become history.
Participating at an interaction at the Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce and Industry on Tu

A series of critical statements by Governor H.R Bhardwaj and Opposition leaders in the legislature, seem to have done the trick and spurred the state government to act on the issue of appointing a new

With the state government deciding to take Electronic City out of the purview of the Palike and accord it industrial township status — in effect a warning to the BBMP to keep its hands off the IT and