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Swift should make amends in the J.E. Hughes Trophy

Pune, July 29, 2023. The bottom-weighted filly Swift, who ran second in her last start at Bengaluru should make amends in the J.E. Hughes Trophy, the chief event of Sunday’s (July 30) races, postponed from Friday (July 28) here at Pune.

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Drawing inspiration from cityscapes are Urban Sketchers in different Indian cities

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Women's 4x400m, mixed relay teams may miss Worlds

BENGALURU: India's women's 4x400m relay team and mixed relay squads may miss the World Athletics Championships beginning in Budapest, Hungary, on August 19 but for any last-minute miracles before the World Athletics' (WA) deadline ends on Sunday.

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Congress MLA T B Jayachandra receives threat call

Congress MLA T.B. Jayachandra received a threat call over his stand on the Bengaluru-Mysuru Infrastructure Corridor Project (BMIC) of the Nandi Infrastructure Corridor Enterprises (NICE).

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NEP is a threat equitable education, say educationists

The manner in which National Education Policy (NEP) has been designed poses a threat to equality in education, and therefore, it needs to be revised to formulate a “people’s education policy”, said educationists at a State-level education convention organised by the All India Save Education Committee (AISEC) on Friday at…

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Posh villas in Rainbow Drive Layout may face demolition as HC ordered survey finds SWD encroachment

Several posh villas built in Rainbow Drive Layout (RBD), an upscale private gated community off Sarjapura road in Bengaluru east, that was flooded in 2022, may face demolition as the survey conducted by Assistant Director of Land Records (ADLR) found Storm-Water Drain (SWD) encroachment. The survey was submitted to the Karnataka…

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Big investors take away jobs in unorganised sector, says Chandrashekhar

Delivering a talk on ‘Marginalisation and Social Exclusion in the Unorganised Sector’ at Kuvempu University on Friday, R.V. Chandrashekhar, Coordinator of Talasamudaya Adhyayana Kendra at the National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, said 93% of the workforce in the country was in the unorganised sector.

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Karnataka Today: Cabinet approves hike in Nandini milk price by ₹3 a litre, and more

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Flight to Hyderabad leaves without Karnataka Governor, airline regrets and orders probe

Karnataka Governor Thaawar Chand Gehlot was to travel from Bengaluru to Hyderabad on flight I5972, which was scheduled to depart at 2.05 p.m. from Terminal 2. The flight took off at 2.12 p.m. without the Governor.

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CCB takes custody of T. Nazir in connection with alleged terror module busted in Bengaluru

He was living in Kodagu district of Karnataka in the mid-2000s, cultivating ginger as a cover for his alleged terror activities. He was arrested in 2009 on the Indo-Bangladesh border in connection with the 2008 serial blasts case.

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Can tunnel roads really fix Bengaluru’s traffic?

Deputy Chief Minister and Bengaluru Development Minister D.K. Shivakumar has proposed building of tunnel roads with the aim to fix Bengaluru’s notorious traffic problem.The plan is to convert the earlier-proposed elevated corridor network (which had run into controversy) into tunnel network. A team led by Mr. Shivakumar will be studying tunnel roads of Singapore,…

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Study finds higher level of air pollutants in western parts and major roads of Bengaluru

Study finds no major diff. in PM2.5 levels in urban & suburban areas of Bengaluru. Higher PM2.5 levels in western parts & major roads. CSTEP & Google develop hyperlocal air quality maps to help officials identify pollution hotspots & introduce interventions.Study finds no major diff. in PM2.5 levels in Bengaluru…

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30 electric poles disappear from lake premises in Bengaluru

Burglars allegedly steal 30 electric poles from Rachenahalli lake premises in Dasarahalli. Home Guard D.R. Basavaraj patrols lake at 8 pm & finds poles missing at 5 am. He files complaint at Amruthahalli police station. Police have leads & expect to arrest accused soon.

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TNSTC Vellore zone to operate special buses every weekend starting July 29

TNSTC to operate 30 extra buses from Chennai to Vellore, Hosur, Tirupattur & Dharmapuri on Sat, July 29. Special buses from Vellore to Chennai, Bengaluru & Tambaram. Five special buses from Vellore to Vettavalam & Padavedu villages in Tiruvannamalai. Special squads to oversee operations.

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Belagavi law college wins national moot court competition

Students of KLS Raja Lakhamgouda Law College have won the national level moot court competition held in Bengaluru recently.

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Som sets the bar high

Young Bengaluru goalkeeper, who plays for Slovenian football club, aims to turn out for top leagues in Europe

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Women domestic workers of Bengaluru demand fair wages and social security

Organised by the Domestic Workers Rights Union and spearheaded by activist Geeta Menon, the event sought to address hardships faced by these workers in the city, including poor working conditions and denial of wages.

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Idiga community should stand firmly by Hariprasad, says seer

Idiga community seer Pranavananda Swamy compares B.K. Hariprasad to late S. Bangarappa, urges community to stand behind their political leaders. Swamy believes Hariprasad is victim of political conspiracies and calls for rally in Bengaluru to show community strength.

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Bengaluru-based eye hospital to soon start human clinical trials of indigenous gene therapy for ocular diseases

Narayana Nethralaya to start human clinical trials of indigenous gene therapy for ocular diseases; first such effort in India. Cost of therapy to reduce from ₹7 crore to 1/20th-1/50th of international costs. Meeting of 25 clinicians & scientists held to come out with consensus & establish national registry for rare…

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Daily flights between Bengaluru and Shivamogga from August 31

IndiGo to launch non-stop daily flights between Bengaluru & Shivamogga from Aug 31. 6th destination in Karnataka, 79th in India, enhancing trade, tourism & mobility. Easy access to neighbouring areas, contributing to economic activity & employment opportunities. Gateway to Malenadu region.

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Zoca Cafe Bengaluru review: Familiar dishes and ambience with a bit of twist

Bengaluru’s new Zoca Cafe offers a fusion of flavours, culture, and innovation. With its pastel palette, signature dishes, and exclusive offerings, it stands out in Sahakara Nagar.

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From Dubai to New York: Chef Akmal Anuar’s expanding culinary empire

Chef Akmal Anuar's culinary journey began at 10, amidst his parents' hawker food stall. He honed his skills at Les Amis, and later moved to Dubai to create Zengo. Back in Singapore, he co-founded 3Fils, and then moved to Dubai to open Goldfish and 11 Woodfire.

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Pixxel wins grant for manufacturing miniaturized multi-payload satellites for IAF

Bengaluru-based space startup Pixxel has won a multi-crore grant from Innovations for Defence Excellence under the Ministry of Defence (iDEX) for the Mission DefSpace Challenge under iDEX Prime (Space), to manufacture miniaturized multi-payload satellites for the Indian Air Force.

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Several Manipur footballers opting for transfer to other states

BENGALURU: After the high of the Tri-Nation football tournament in Imphal in March, when nearly 25-30 thousand people packed the stadium to watch the India team — which had seven players from Manipur — in action, the young footballers in the state are now facing uncertain times. The mindless violence…

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Mamata takes a dig at PM Modi, says he is impressed with name I.N.D.I.A.

NEW DELHI: Not just the Congress but also the Trinamool Congress (TMC) on Tuesday hit back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for mocking the acronym INDIA, standing for Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance and named by the bloc of 26 opposition parties in Bengaluru on July 18.

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