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Royal Challengers Bengaluru restores 3 lakes in water-stressed city

Royal Challengers Bengaluru restores three lakes in Bengaluru to combat water crisis and support local livelihoods.

The Hindu

NEET PG exam centre selection based on ‘first come, first serve’ leaves no seats in Bengaluru city

The ‘first come, first serve’ system implemented by the National Board Of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has resulted in no examination centres being available in Bengaluru for thousands of National Eligibility cum Entrance Test-Post Graduate (NEET PG) 2024 aspirants this year.

The Hindu

Construction sector impacted in Bengaluru as immigrant workers travel to vote

With the first phase of voting kicking off in various parts of the country, many construction workers, street vendors, drivers and other immigrant workers have travelled back to their hometowns.

The Hindu

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Here are the big stories from Karnataka today

Karnataka Today newsletter: Sowmya Reddy confident of breaking BJP fortress in Bengaluru South, and more

The Hindu

Commerce continues to be top choice; psychology and forensics in demand this admission season

Like the trend has been for a few years now, courses in the commerce branch continue to be the most sought after in degree colleges in Bengaluru, while courses like psychology, forensic sciences, and fashion technology have gained prominence this year.

The Hindu

Conscious shopper? Head over to Bengaluru’s Paper Boat Collective

The Paper Boat Collective (PBC), a store with environmental consciousness, ethics and mindful production, has introduced a shop-in-shop concept in Indiranagar

The Hindu

Shrinking RTE quota turns private school education into just a dream for many

RTE Act struggles in Bengaluru as private schools opt out, leaving parents like Nagaraj in despair.

The Hindu

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Five out of six candidates from Bengaluru have criminal cases registered against them: Report

The two women candidates contesting the Lok Sabha elections from three constituencies in Bengaluru this time – Sowmya Reddy from Congress (six cases) and Shobha Karandlaje from BJP (five cases) – have the most number of criminal cases registered against them, according to a report released by Bangalore Political Action…

The Hindu

Watch | Sowmya Reddy: We are equally committed as men in politics

Sowmya Reddy, the Congress candidate from Bengaluru South, talks about her connect with the constituents, sexism in politics, and her life in Bengaluru during her campaign trail

The Hindu

How Babu Ajaz, a history buff, is helping preserve the history of Whitefield

The Whitefield we know today is a far cry of what it once used to be, according to Babu Ajaz, a local history buff

The Hindu

Here are the big stories from Karnataka today

Karnataka Today newsletter: Air India Express offers 19% off for first-time voters flying home, and more

The Hindu

BJP and PM Modi consciously masking future of Bengaluru to woo investments to cities in Gujarat and UP: D.K. Suresh

Congress MP D. K. Suresh accuses BJP of hindering Bengaluru's development to favor investments in other states, in this exclusive interview with The Hindu ahead of Lok Sabha elections 2024

The Hindu

Top news developments in Karnataka on April 18, 2024

Here are the key news stories to watch out for from Karnataka and Bengaluru on April 18, 2024

The Hindu

Deafening silence over decimation of democracy in Bengaluru city’s administration

Imagine this scenario: Lok Sabha polls cancelled and an unelected and unconstitutional force is taking over the running of the country, or maybe extended President’s Rule is imposed on handpicked states without much explanation. Imagine the rage and outpourings from political parties, the intelligentsia, the courts and perhaps even from…

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65-year-old patient from France receives India’s first high cervical spinal cord stimulation for Parkinson Plus Syndrome

A 65-year-old patient from France, suffering from Parkinson’s plus syndrome, a neurodegenerative disorder with limited surgical options, has undergone a high cervical spinal cord stimulation in a private hospital in Bengaluru.

The Hindu

Definitely possible to break BJP fortress in South Bengaluru: Congress candidate Sowmya Reddy

Under the scorching sun in the forenoon, Congress leader Sowmya Reddy is visiting residential buildings in Ejipura to meet voters during the first leg of her day long campaign. Bengaluru South is one of the biggest constituencies in Karnataka and in what has been touted as the “revenge election,” Ms.…

The Hindu

Kannada actor-producer Dwarakish, 81, passes away

Bengaluru mourns the loss of veteran Kannada actor, producer, and director Dwarakish, who passed away at 81.

The Hindu

Namma Yatri introduces cab services on commission-free model in Bengaluru

Namma Yatri, the open-mobility app for autorickshaws, introduced cab services in Bengaluru on Tuesday. The app is powered by ONDC (Open Network for Digital Commerce) network and employs a commission-free approach by charging drivers a subscription fee rather than taking a percentage of revenue from rides.

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Karnataka Today newsletter: The many innovative routes LS candidates are taking to voters’ hearts in Bengaluru, and more

The Hindu

Bengaluru’s PFA on their mission to slake thirst

Bengaluru’s People For Animals are doing their bit to keep the wildlife of the city hydrated this summer

The Hindu

Congress has not won Lok Sabha seat in Bengaluru after 1999, but hopeful of turning the tide in 2024

Bengaluru South was one of the first Lok Sabha seats to be won by the BJP in Karnataka in 1991 along with Mangalore (now Dakshina Kannada), Bidar and Tumakuru seats. Of them, the party has retained Bengaluru South and Dakshina Kannada seats since then.

The Hindu

Activists hold BWSSB, Ground Water Authority accountable for water crisis in Bengaluru

As the water shortage in Bengaluru continues, the citizens and activists are now blaming the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) and Karnataka Ground Water Authority (KGWA) for the mismanagement despite there were warnings about water woes well in advance.

The Hindu

Debutant doctor faces hattrick-record MP in Gabbar Singh’s lair

Bengaluru Rural Lok Sabha seat: a politically complex region with a powerful incumbent MP facing tough competition.

The Hindu

Watch | Will Congress retain Bengaluru Rural? | Election 360

How will Modi’s guarantees and the Congress’s welfare promises play out in Bengaluru Rural

The Hindu

Triple graduates, foreign educated among Independent candidates in Bengaluru

While the qualifications and assets of candidates from major political parties are widely discussed in the days leading up to elections, for this year’s Lok Sabha polls, at least eight Independent candidates with high educational qualifications, many who have studied abroad, are contesting from various constituencies in Bengaluru.

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