Sridhar Vivan

A recent protest in Delhi fuels speculation regarding Karnataka CM D K Shivakumar, while ghost rumors spread in Davanagere. Siddaramaiah's meeting with Ramesh Jarkiholi stirs controversy amid sting operation allegations. Deputy Commissioner K S Lathakumari's cryptic posts raise eyebrows after criticism from Union Minister.

Construction of a 30-metre steel skywalk at Bengaluru City University kicks off, aiming to improve safety for students crossing busy Palace Road. Expected completion within six months.

Explore the alarming rise of fraudulent work-from-home schemes targeting job seekers in Bengaluru, particularly women and students. Learn how these scams operate, the psychological tactics used by fraudsters, and essential tips to avoid falling victim.

Despite government efforts, gender bias persists in Karnataka, leading to alarming rates of girls being abandoned or surrendered to childcare institutions. Explore the shocking statistics and societal attitudes affecting girls aged 10-18.

A recent study reveals the delicate balance of forest fires in the Western and Eastern Ghats, showing how a decline in fires threatens wildlife habitats, particularly for species like Asian elephants and Bengal tigers. Researchers call attention to the ecological implications of varying fire activity across regions and advocate for tailored fire management strategies for conservation.

Despite a 50% concession on long-pending traffic fines, vehicle owners demonstrate little interest, with only 845 out of 1.79 lakh cases settled, leaving nearly Rs 74 crore in unpaid penalties.

Bengaluru grapples with critically low water levels in the KRS reservoir, prompting concerns about water supply for the upcoming summer months as demand surges. A look into the implications of the decreasing water reserves and predictions for rainfall.

Bengaluru's airport Metro line project is significantly delayed due to legal issues, utility relocations, and contractor inefficiencies, pushing the completion date to 2027. Find out more about the challenges faced.

The Mangalyabhagya scheme aimed to alleviate the financial burden of weddings for poor families in Karnataka is now stalled, leaving eligible couples stranded as temple mass weddings dwindle. Government pledges fail to translate into action, raising concerns about affordability and dignity in marriages.

Bengaluru residents are facing heavy fines for misusing drinking water for non-essential activities like car washing and gardening. The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) has imposed fines totaling Rs.56.9 lakh after 1,138 violations were recorded. The West Zone has the highest number of offenses. Conservation measures are crucial amid water scarcity concerns.