Agriculture News in Bengaluru
A man considered flying from Delhi to Bengaluru every alternate week instead of relocating for his new job.
Schoolchildren and their parents in east Bengaluru face increasingly longer commutes, now averaging 112 minutes. Recent studies show the average bus travel time has risen dramatically due to congestion on state highways. Initiatives are being taken to address traffic issues, including restrictions on heavy vehicles during school hours. Although infrastructure projects have been planned, delays hav
A PE teacher who was accused of a crime under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POSCO) act was found dead by suicide at a police station in Bengaluru.
Prajwal Revanna and Pratap Rai were remanded in police custody for two days. Investigators are probing the use of a 5G smartphone found in Revanna's high-security cell. The phone contained various applications and was password-protected by the inmates. Revanna, serving a life sentence, was found in civilian clothes instead of prison uniform. Police will question them about how the contraband enter
Jamsetji Tata's vision led to the Indian Institute of Science's establishment in Bengaluru. Mysore State's land and financial offers proved crucial for the institute's location. Sir William Ramsay strongly endorsed Bengaluru, citing its climate and resources. Formalities took years, and the institute opened its doors in 1911. IISc significantly shaped India's scientific and technological developme
The water level in Kabini dam has dropped by 10 feet, prompting farmers to plan a protest.
The woman told hindustantimes.com that she started crying the moment she boarded the auto, but the driver’s gentle reassurance helped her calm down.
