Arun Dev is an Assistant Editor at Hindustan Times. With over 10 years of journalistic experience, he focuses on crime, politics, and public policy, while also covering themes such as climate change and regional interests. Arun's work has been featured in prominent publications including LiveMint and The Quint.
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Arun Dev's coverage heavily focuses on local government, politics, and crime in the Karnataka region. His articles often include government announcements and evolving stories related to legal policy regulations.
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By: Arun Dev
A woman's video alleged that some Bengaluru companies rejected applicants who listed Kannada as their mother tongue and favoured candidates from other states.
By: Arun Dev
BENGALURU, Oct. 26 -- Three people have been arrested from Assam in connection with a blast near an under-construction building in Pulakeshinagar
By: Arun Dev
Police said the prime accused conspired with two friends to kill his cousin over disputes involving land and money
By: Arun Dev
Karnataka chief minister D K Shivakumar said on Monday that the government is considering a statewide scheme to ensure that gold and jewellery held
By: Arun Dev
The removal of more than 10.8 million electors has been the central concern since the draft roll was published
By: Arun Dev
Karnataka’s final electoral roll published, nearly 1 crore names deleted
By: Arun Dev
Karnataka final electoral roll: The final electorate comprises more than 2.25 crore men, 2.29 crore women and 2,841 third gender voters.
By: Arun Dev
The questioning is part of the SIT's examination of the investigations conducted over the past 14 years, none of which resulted in a conviction
Bengaluru accounted for nearly half of the 61,867 electors declared ineligible by electoral officers after notices issued in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise were resolved through hearings, data released by the Election Commission showed
By: Arun Dev
BJP-JD(S) swept all four Karnataka teachers' and graduates' council seats, dealing Congress a setback but not changing the council's balance of power.
