KT Gatti, a social Kannada writer’s books are helping rural women’s to curb social evils By S.A. Gayatri KT Gatti’s contribution lead to the first literary convention in Belthangady Taluk, Dakshina Kannada Sammelan, the second literary conference in Kasargod district. Gatti’s birthday will be celebrated as he is turning 80, the inaugural ceremony would be […]
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The Karnataka Forest Department has banned the usage of plastic bags in nurseries. Bengaluru, Nov. 22, 2018 By Virendra Singh Recently implemented, the drive is yet to be enforced. Bengaluru has some areas known for nurseries and horticulture practices, such as Siddapura and Lalbagh. Some nursery owners are saying that they have not been informed […]
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Bengaluru, with a huge population, has only one stadium available to athletes. The Karnataka State Athletic Association has not been able to provide players who can compete at an international level. Bengaluru, Nov. 22, 2018 By Rohit Chatterjee Bengaluru, with a huge population, has only one stadium available to athletes. The Karnataka State Athletic Association […]
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Kannada teaching centres in the city are witnessing an increase in the number of bank aspirants, doctors, software engineers, and dental students approaching them to learn Kannada. Bengaluru, Nov. 22, 2018 By Sharathkumar Nair Bengaluru, the cosmopolitan capital of Karnataka is witnessing the uprising of the Kannada language on a grand scale. State government and […]
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The H1N1 in-patient flow in hospitals is increasing. Bangalore, Nov. 22, 2018 By Samanth Lanka Doctors claim that since October, they have seen many H1N1 (swine-flu) symptom cases, allergies, and viral infections among Bangaloreans. “For a week, I was suffering from fever and after medication, it was cured. But since yesterday, I am suffering from […]
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The post of a Physical Training teacher in a Bijapur high school has been vacant for 14 years. Bengaluru, Nov.22, 2018 By Ajay Ramanathan A high school in the Agarkhed village of Bijapur’s Indi taluk has had no Physical Education teacher for over 14 years. The headmaster of Shree Shankarling High School Ramesh Bajantri said: […]
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Lack of infrastructural facilities in both private and government firms for the specially-abled. Bengaluru, Nov. 22, 2018 By S.A. Gayatri The oldest railway station in the city does not have proper connectivity between its platforms, so wheelchairs cannot transport people from one side to another. There is no lift or escalators, except a flight of […]
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Bangalore ranks second in terms of police satisfaction Bangalore Nov. 22, 2018 By Aiswarya Sriram A survey published in the National Crime Records Bureau called ‘Safety Trends and Reporting of Crime’, says only 18 percent of people in Bangalore reported thefts in police stations. The report covers four major cities of India, namely Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, […]
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The Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited ensures its commuters that H1N1 is usually easily curable. Bengaluru, Nov. 22, 2018 By Saloni Arora With the tenseness going around the city about the rise in cases of H1N1 fever, Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) came up with an initiative of spreading message about H1N1 through its […]
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Despite numerous offers and discounts, the sales of domestic cars have declined this November. Bangalore, Nov. 22, 2018 By Praveena Parthiban The sale of passenger vehicles, particularly domestic cars, has fallen drastically during the third financial quarter of October-December 2018, mainly because of the fall in sales this November during Diwali. This is surprising because […]
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