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Endoscopy suite inaugurated at Arihant Hospital

An advanced Endoscopy Suite was inaugurated at the Arihant Hospital in Belagavi on Saturday. Naresh Bhat, senior gastroenterologist and hepatologist at Aster CMI, Bangalore, inaugurated the facility.

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Jamari lives up to her billing in P. Arun Kumar Bangalore 1000 Guineas

P. Shroff-trained Jamari (Trevor up), won the P. Arun Kumar Bangalore 1000 Guineas, the first classic of the season, in Bengaluru on Saturday (Dec 2).

The Hindu

Micro review: 'The Fast and the Dead' by Anuja Chauhan

Anuja Chauhan's latest literary offering, 'The Fast and the Dead', unfolds in the vibrant world of Bangalore's Habba Galli, where the calmness and spiritual sense of Karwa Chauth night is shattered by the unusual Dondi Pais and her double-barrelled shotgun. What begins as an attempt to disperse noisy mongrels takes…

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Suryakumar Yadav to lead India, VVS Laxman to coach in Australia T20Is

AHMEDABAD: Suryakumar Yadav will be the captain, while National Cricket Academy head VVS Laxman will be the coach of the Indian team for the five-match Twenty 20 series against Australia, which will kick off in Visakhapatnam on November 23 and conclude in Bangalore on December 3, TOI has learnt. The…

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Recorded demand and acceptance of bribe in media sting operations akin to a trap by probe agencies

A sting operation, in which 20 police officers and personnel of the Bangalore city traffic police wing were caught red-handed while allowing lorries to enter prohibited zones during restricted hours by demanding and accepting bribe, is like a trap proceeding done by an investigation agency or even of a higher…

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Odisha police arrest Bangalore cop for Ganja smuggling

Odisha police have arrested head constable of Karnataka Police along with two others on charges of smuggling Ganja. Karnataka police claim head constable was part of authorised team hunting a notorious Ganja supplier. Odisha and Karnataka police in conflict; two senior Karnataka officers arrive in Odisha to secure the release…

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Diwali celebrations and sound sleep: Ensure your child strikes the right balance

Festive season particularly Diwali brings joy, excitement, and a break from the daily routine. For children, these celebrations are a time of anticipation, with the promise of presents, sweet treats, and quality time with family and friends. However, the festivities often disrupt their regular sleep patterns, leaving parents concerned about…

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IIMB not only creating managers, but leaders and changemakers too: President

Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, is committed to not only creating managers, but also leaders and changemakers, said Draupadi Murmu, President of India, at the inauguration of IIM Bangalore’s Golden Jubilee Foundation Week on Thursday.

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Kumaraswamy-Shivakumar face off escalates as JD(S) leader accuses latter of ‘illegal land deals’

The war of words between Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar and JD(s) leader H.D. Kumaraswamy over renaming Ramanagara district as “Bengaluru South” further escalated on Thursday with the latter accusing the former of indulging in “illegal land deals” in Bangalore Mysore Infrastructure Corridor project area in Bengaluru.

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New Zealand's surprise hero Rachin Ravindra soaks in his maiden ODI ton

AHMEDABAD: It is well-known by now that Rachin Ravindra-who smashed a breath-taking century to play a big part in the Kiwis' nine-wicket trouncing of England at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Thursday night, was at a bar in his native city of Bangalore when New Zealand lost a heart-breaking 2019…

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Transport and road safety expert N. S. Srinivasan no more

Respected road expert N.S. Srinivasan passed away at 89. He was founder director of National Transportation Planning and Research Centre, Thiruvananthapuram. He was known for improving traffic and transport systems in Delhi, and prepared plans for Delhi, Bangalore and other cities. He received many awards, incl. President of India's Prize,…

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Asia Cup: KL Rahul's fitness test on September 4 at NCA

MUMBAI: Indian 'keeper-bat KL Rahul will undergo a fitness test at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bangalore on September 4, which will determine his participation in the rest of India's campaign for the Asia Cup.

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Ex-Navy officer, Tollywood financier and others caught at rave party

Ex-Navy officer, financier, govt. employee caught with cocaine, LSD, ecstasy pills and marijuana; two women promised roles in movies; Balaji purchased drugs from four persons, incl. 3 Nigerian nationals; Reddy funded Balaji, organised parties, invited women; more names likely to come out during questioning.

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Unserved by metro, vast Bengaluru stretches desperately need feeder buses

Linking the last-mile is often the Achilles heel of the city’s mobility. In these unserved areas, this glaring connectivity gap extends to several miles. Struggling to maintain its existing fleet of about 6,300 buses, is the Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) prepared to deploy enough shuttle buses with requisite staff…

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AIIMS doctors onboard save life of toddler, who stopped breathing mid-air on Bangalore-Delhi flight

The five senior resident doctors of AIIMS Delhi traveling on the same flight saved the toddler's life by administering emergency medical treatment. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Asia Cup: How Shreyas Iyer's 199 sealed his comeback bid

MUMBAI: It was a superb 199-run knock that Shreyas Iyer hit in a practice tie in Bangalore which convinced the selectors that the middle-order batsman was now fit and ready for a comeback into Team India for the Asia Cup.

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‘De-fund hate, genocidal content on TV’: IIM Bangalore faculty write open letter to India Inc

“The risk of genocide in India is no longer close to zero,” read an open letter by 17 current and former faculty members of the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, urging the leaders of corporate India to “de-fund” the misinformation and hate speech spread through news channels and social media.

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ED conducts searches against PCH Marketing in PMLA case

ED searches 6 premises in Hyderabad in connection with bank fraud case; ₹62.50 lakh cash, ₹7 lakh foreign currency, ₹32.35 lakh bank balances frozen. Investigation initiated on basis of FIR registered by CBI Bangalore against PCHMPL & Ors for fraud causing wrongful loss of ₹240.35 crore. Digital evidence, incriminating documents,…

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About 2,871 acres of forest land encroached upon in Bengaluru Urban

Of nearly 17,000 acres of forest land in Bangalore Urban district, about 2,871 acres have been encroached upon due to various reasons, Forest, Ecology and Environment Minister Eshwar Khandre informed the Legislative Council on Monday.

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Betting big on Bengaluru

My introduction to Bengaluru (then Bangalore) happened in 1983. I joined Wipro fresh from business school and stayed at the Gautam Hotel. It was ₹70 for a double room. We’d hang out at the Coffee House, The Only Place, The Rice Bowl, and a Chinese rooftop restaurant at Ashoka –…

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26 Mumbai players to undergo pre-season camp in Alur

MUMBAI: With outdoor cricket not possible at this time of the year in the city due to the monsoons, the Mumbai Cricket Association has decided that 26 Mumbai players-all the senior team probables and some from the under-23 side-will prepare for the season by undergoing a two-week camp at a…

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Multiple govt. departments seek reports on functioning of Stable Employees Welfare Society in Bengaluru

In a fresh development regarding the horse racing circle in Bengaluru, multiple government departments have asked for reports on the functioning of the Bangalore Stable Employees Welfare Society

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A railway adventure

A train journey is a quaint romance.

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Duleep Trophy: North Zone thrash North East Zone by 511 runs, storm into semifinals

BANGALORE: North Zone drove their dominance over the last four days to its logical conclusion, mowing down North East Zone by 511 runs to book their berth in the Duleep Trophy semifinals here on Saturday.

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Rohit Sharma to be rested for part of West Indies tour?

MUMBAI: There is a possibility that India captain Rohit Sharma, currently going through a lean patch, will be rested for some part of the West Indies tour, TOI has learnt. The national selectors are likely to pick the team for the tour on June 27, a day before the start…

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