A total of 1,404 murder cases were registered in 2022 in karnataka according to the latest National Crime Records Bureau data. The data by Police cites sudden quarrels, revenge, enmity, electoral gain, civil and property disputes as the major motives behind murders in the state. Of the 1084 murders reported in the state till October, […]
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Seats in the transgender quota have remained empty since 2014 in the Bangalore University. Students applying to Bangalore University (BU) urge it to convert the transgender quota seats which have remained vacant since 2014 to the general quota. Anju, an applicant of the Bangalore University said, “I applied to the Bangalore University last year and […]
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The Karnataka government has included dementia in the Gruha Arogya Scheme. Bangalore has no government-owned fulltime dementia care center though the number of dementia patients in Karnataka is higher than the national average. There are only two full time residential care centre for dementia patients in Bangalore. One is Niksha Dementia village located in Yelahanka, […]
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The government allotted Rs. 6.25 lakhs for the study. But after that no funds were allotted to complete the study. The Karnataka State Potter Welfare Association has demanded that the government release the funds needed to complete the Kannada University study on potter castes. Nagaraj, General Secretary of Karnataka State Potter Welfare Association said in […]
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In the first match to kick off Convergence, the International E-sports Valorant Tournament local team ‘True Rippers’ lost against Korean team Gen. G Hot off the heels of their first victory against rival team Reckoning E-Sports, Bengaluru based e-sports team True Rippers were all set to compete against formidable Korean team Gen. G in ‘Convergence’, […]
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3500 artists showcase their art in the Bangalore edition of Indian art festival Women artists ruled the carpet at the India Art Festival (IAF) as 65 per cent of the booths in the Indian art festival (IAF) are led by women artists. Rajendra the organizer of the event said that the contribution of the women […]
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The International Consortium for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Research (ICIER) focused on making new business strategies for the new age. The Indian system of ‘Juggad’ is a fascinating and very helpful way of thinking in business as it gets the work done, said James Godber, Deputy Head of Mission, British Deputy High Commission, Bangalore, “Agility is fundamental […]
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Pre-paid counters fail; travellers pay more for app-based services. Bangalore residents complain that prepaid auto rickshaw counters at some metro stations and the Cantonment Railway Station are understaffed and do not work throughout the day, requiring them to hire costly post paid app-based auto services. Alisha, a college student said that metro stations like MG […]
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Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways of India Nitin Gadkari inaugurated South Asia’s biggest construction equipment fare. Development of infrastructure is most important in developing economies stated Union Minister, Nitin Gadkari in his speech. He said, “the only possible way to make India the third largest economy is to make better infrastructure, the focus […]
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More visitors for the garden fair will encourage the physically disabled community, said APD officials. The number of visitors to the Garden Fair at the Association of People with Disability (APD) has come down after Covid -19. Ganesh Hegde Director of Environment Horticulture APD said, “The number of visitors has reduced from 2,000 to 700 […]
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