Bangalore News

COVID-19: Karnataka government lifts weekend restrictions, night curfew to continue

The decision has been taken at a time when the state reported 47,754 new cases of coronavirus, and 29 fatalities

Bengaluru: At least one dead, several hurt after speeding Mercedes crashes, causes pile-up in Indiranagar

The speeding car rammed into a two-wheeler from behind and in order to escape from the accident spot, continued to crash into a number of other vehicles, said the police

'Goodbye': Munawar Faruqui hints at quitting after Bengaluru Police deny permission for show

Faruqui claimed that his 12 shows were called off in the last two months because of the threats to the venue and audiences

COVID-19 outbreak in Karnataka: 33 students at Bengaluru boarding school, 178 at Dharwad medical college test positive

As many as 33 students, aged below 18, and a staffer at a private boarding school at Dommasandra in Bengaluru’s Whitefield have tested positive for coronavirus

Bengaluru school sealed after 60 students test positive for COVID-19; one hospitalised

The development comes only a day after 12 students tested positive for the infection in a school in Kolar district

Mysterious loud sound heard in Bengaluru; residents compare it to last year's sonic boom

The silicon city had witnessed a similar incident in May 2020, after which the defence department claimed that the sound was a sonic boom that was caused by a test flight

Bengaluru violence: Narrative of 'communal tensions' misleading; turf war between BJP, Congress, SDPI behind clashes

Three people died due to police firing in Bengaluru's Devarajeevanahalli (DJ Halli) and Kadugodanahalli (KG Halli) after violence and arson in the areas

Bengaluru violence: 3 killed in police firing after mob vandalises Congress MLA's home over social media post

Bengaluru Police Commissioner has said that the accused has been arrested for posting derogatory posts and 110 people have been arrested for arson, stone-pelting, and assault on police

Karnataka bandh: Stones pelted at Tirupati-Mangaluru bus in Farangipet; Ola, auto services set to be hit in Bengaluru, public services unaffected

Stones were pelted at a Tirupati-Mangaluru bus in Farangipet as the 12-hour Karnataka bandh call by several pro-Kannada organisations under the banner of Karnataka Sanghatanegala Okkoota began on Thursday.

National Human Rights Commission issues notice to Uttar Pradesh DGP over police action during anti-CAA protests in state

'Youth have been killed, the Internet has been suspended, and the police themselves are destroying public property', according to complaint submitted to NHRC