Tart start to mango season this year Low yield and increase in freight charges for export makes it a fruitless season for mango farmers this year The Hindu · May 10, 2024
ATHLETICS | Tokyo bronze most special to Valerie who has won it all Valerie Adams overcame challenges to win bronze at Tokyo Olympics, sharing her inspiring journey as a shot putter. The Hindu · Apr 26, 2024
Innovation on display at National Horticulture Fair in IIHR For any horticulture enthusiasts in Bengaluru, from home gardeners to orchard owners, National Horticulture Fair (NHF) organised at Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) - Indian Institute of Horticultural Research (IIHR) between March 5 and March 7 is the place to be. The Hindu · Mar 7, 2024
Over 25 vehicles gutted in massive fire at private parking lot in Gangondanahalli The fire broke out in the premises of a plastic waste shredder unit, whose compound was used as a parking lot. The Hindu · Feb 23, 2024
Lal Bagh decks up for Republic Day flower show The Republic Day flower show that got underway on Thursday at Lal Bagh has for its theme the 12th century social reformer and poet Basaveshwara and other Vachana writers of the period. The Hindu · Jan 19, 2024
Get your samosa and kachori fix at Sudha Chats in Bengaluru’s Langford Town If you take a walk on Berlie Street after 4 p.m., the aroma of freshly fried samosas, kachoris, and pakoras envelopes the area. Sudha Chats, a hole-in-the-wall joint is where these delicious treats are made every evening by J Satyanarayan and his mother, Sudha, whom the shop is named after.… The Hindu · Jan 11, 2024
Drought-hit farmers in State lost crops worth ₹33,000 crore: Siddaramaiah Farmers in Karnataka have incurred crop and harvest losses of a whopping ₹33,000 crore so far this year due to drought, erratic weather conditions, and other vagaries of nature, said Chief Minister Siddaramaiah here on Friday. The Hindu · Nov 17, 2023
Bengaluru bandh | Mixed response from city residents Bengaluru has witnessed a mixed response to the bandh called by pro-Kannada organisations and farmers on September 26 over the Cauvery river water dispute with Tamil Nadu. The Hindu · Sep 26, 2023
How supper clubs are slowly becoming a cult in India How supper clubs are slowly becoming a cult in India The Hindu · Sep 22, 2023
At night, BMTC leaves waiting passengers anxious In a city like Bengaluru, which is home to many types of industries and service sectors, the public transport system at night leaves a lot to be desired. Regular commuters complain of night bus services that are few and far between, forcing them to rely on autos, taxis or private… The Hindu · Apr 28, 2023
Unprecedented rain in Ramanagaram district causes havoc; two dead, many houses damaged ₹10,000 will be given as compensation immediately to the affected families, says CM Basavaraj Bommai The Hindu · Aug 29, 2022
Rain havoc in Ramanagara: Flooded roads leave people, vehicles stranded for hours In Channapatna taluk, after Malluru lake breached its bound, flood water entered agricultural and residential areas damaging properties The Hindu · Aug 29, 2022
First BBMP road remade under CSR initiative has citizen-friendly amenities The road is disabled-friendly with footpaths all on the same level having no highs and lows or breaks in between, and also has 24/7 CCTV surveillance The Hindu · Jul 15, 2022
The Hindu · Jul 2, 2022 This era is of those who take on challenges and grab opportunities: Sudhakar The Hindu EducationPlus Career Counselling event sees participation from over 1,000 eager students and parents
The Hindu · Jun 25, 2022 Karnataka full of educational opportunities: Ashwath Narayan Huge turnout at The Hindu Education Plus Career Counselling
The Hindu · May 29, 2022 Height of neglect: Bengaluru’s Public Utility Building a shadow of its former self Traders fed up with BBMP’s poor maintenance of one of Bengaluru’s oldest skyscraper
The Hindu · May 19, 2022 Two days on, water yet to recede in Sai Layout Fire engines have been deployed, but remain ineffective