Sagay Raj is an Editor and Deputy Editor at Business Today and India Today. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on crime and justice, the judicial system, culture and society, and cybersecurity, covering topics such as elections, government, politics, and public policy. Sagay's work has been featured in prominent publications including Business Today and India Today.
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By: Akshat Trivedi
Bengaluru Police have registered an FIR over allegations that a purification ritual was held at the Haldwani venue after Mallikarjun Kharge's rally. The complaint says the act carried a casteist message and police have begun an investigation.
By: Akash Chatterjee
A Toyota Hilux rammed a Swift near Bellur in Mandya district as the car turned towards a petrol pump. The crash killed Sudha Jain, injured four others and is under police investigation.
Bengaluru officials continued their citywide crackdown on food safety violations, seizing expired food products from Swiggy Instamart and Leo Mart outlets.
By: Sagay Raj
Officials closed the facility after finding what they described as unhygienic conditions and violations of provisions of the Food Safety and Standards Act and applicable rules.
By: Prateek Chakraborty
The ED searched more than 15 locations across Karnataka and Maharashtra linked to Karnataka PWD Minister Satish Jarkiholi in connection with an excise licence probe. Investigators are examining records to trace alleged illicit funds and any overseas transfers.
By: Karishma Saurabh Kalita
The notice issued to Professor CNR Rao cites "self-name mismatch" as the reason. While the older electoral rolls list his name as Prof CNR Rao, the current rolls reportedly contain an additional "f" in "Prof", recording his name as "Proff CNR Rao."
By: Sagay Raj
A teacher in Shivamogga has written to the government in his own blood over aid for Kannada-medium schools. He says his institution is nearing closure and wants post-1995 schools brought under grants.
By: Priyanka Kumari
Prominent Karnataka voters, including Nandan Nilekani's family and the Kamath brothers, were placed on a verification notice list during the electoral roll revision. Officials said no notices were served in these cases and the discrepancies are being handled directly.
By: Vivek Kumar
Minister Ramalinga Reddy inspected the Bengaluru Analytics and Research Laboratory Private Limited unit along with senior KSPCB officials and found several discrepancies there.
By: Sagay Raj
The Karnataka CM also said young people were looking for hope and claimed that there was no alternative to the Congress to “save the country”.
