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Getting it right at the design stage

Integration of multimodal public transport at the design stage, and a unified land transport authority will be the key to a successful public transport system, said K. Rajaraman, Managing Director... »
A file picture of Karnataka former Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa. Photo: V. Sreenivasa Murthy

CBI opposes Yeddyurappa’s anticipatory bail plea

A special court on Friday adjourned the hearing to May 29 on the anticipatory bail applications of former chief minister B S Yeddyurappa and his kins, after the CBI opposed their pleas. »
E.A.S. Prasanna

Prasanna: IPL a big boost for domestic players

'Controversies are a wake-up call for team owners' »
A file picture of former DGP S.M. Bidari. Photo: V. Sreenivasa Murthy.

HC reserves verdict on Bidari case for May 28

The Karnataka High Court on Friday reserved its judgement for May 28 on the plea filed by DGP, S M Bidari seeking his reinstatement as the Inspector General and Director General of Police, Karnataka. »

Mayor to hold Janata Darshan

Citizens can now get their grievances redressed effectively at the Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) head office by none other than the Mayor himself. Mayor D. Venkatesh Murthy told mediap... »

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Ashok R.
BANGALORE, May 25, 2012

Technology played a major role in their success

Technology has made a world of difference to the lives of a group of visually impaired students by helping them fare well in the II PU exam. Leaving aside time consuming classes in Brail... »
Bangalore, May 25, 2012

Kageri summons private PU college managements

If the dialogue with the State government on the withdrawal of a circular fixing the fee structure in PU colleges fails, private colleges will move the court or resort to a shutdown of PU colleges... »
Delighted Ravina B Jain (Pink dress), student of Mahaveera Jain College, who topped in commerce with 591marks, celebrate with her mother and classmates after their seeing results, in Bangalore on May 23, 2012. Photo: K. Murali Kumar.
BANGALORE, May 24, 2012

It's completely a woman's world when it comes to II PUC examination

It appeared to be a woman's world as far as the II PUC exam results were concerned. Apart from boasting a better pass percentage, girls — two of them from Bangalore — were sitting pretty on the to... »
P.M Nadagowda, President, State JD (U ) annoucing the formation of a committee
BANGALORE, May 24, 2012

New forum's first job: pushing for appointment of Lokayukta

The Janata Dal (United), the Bahujan Samaj Party, the Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha (KRRS), the Samata Sainik Dal (SSD) and other organisations have formed a common platform — Karnataka Jagruti Ja... »
BANGALORE, May 24, 2012

Mahantesh case: police focus on recreating crime scene

The fuzzy footage obtained from CCTVs close to the area where Karnataka Administrative Service officer S.P. Mahantesh was attacked on May 15 has been sent for forensic examination by the police. <... »
Awe-inspiring and melancholic: Green meadows and deserted colonial bungalows are interspersed with mounds of arsenic waste in Kolar Gold Fields. File Photo: Special Arrangement
May 23, 2012

Sights and silence of a golden era

Travelling to Kolar Gold Fields (KGF) is a journey to a bygone era of a colonial mining town. Mining shafts and reefs stick out discreetly, as if keeping guard over the rolling fields that surroun... »
Toxic cycle: Organic toxins that are drained into Yellamappa Setty lake are absorbed by the fish, thus making it carcinogenic for people and birds to consume them. Photo: Karan Ananth
May 23, 2012

A lake drained of life is certainly no catch

Yellamappa Setty lake in Krishnarajapuram was once the largest lake in Bangalore; now, it is the third largest. Divided by the NH 4, which runs through the water body, one side has dried... »
Evidently a metaphor for the woman’s mind, Vanity Bag sets out to examine the sensitive chords that weave her life. Photo: Karan Ananth
May 23, 2012

A woman's secrets are let out of the bag

On stage, a very noticeable gigantic vanity bag hangs from an unseen hook. “Vanity baginalli kai haki noduvudu yendigu uchitavalla purushare,” (Going through the contents of a woman's vanit... »
Encouraging narratives: Theatre performer and trainer Maryruth Stine wants to support young people to ‘dare to experiment and mess up’. Photo: Special Arrangement
May 23, 2012

Theatre that breaks social barriers

She is a soprano, ballet dancer, actor and theatre educator. She also makes masks and puppets, writes scripts for skits, composes music and plays the guitar. There are perhaps very few facets of t... »
Bangalore, May 23, 2012

‘Sports Ministry should probe IPL'

Indian Premier League (IPL) players, who have been in the news recently for various transgressions, should be investigated thoroughly by the Sports Ministry, the All India Democratic Youth Organis... »

Common application forms for I PU get the thumbs up

A really unreal world

A host of colourful crocuses!

Whose rat-race is it?

CBSE Class X results declared late on Monday

Seven sewage treatment plants proposed for city

It is a bit crowded out there now

Work on bridge stalled as Railways, BBMP await Defence response

BANGALORE, May 25, 2012

Mouth-watering mangoes on sale

Mouth watering varieties of mangoes from across the country are up for grabs at various Hopcoms outlets in the State, as the farmers' cooperative has launched its much-awaited mango mela. »
BANGALORE, May 24, 2012

Techie's death may be suicide, police say

The police suspect that software engineer S. Sriraj (25), whose body was found under mysterious circumstances in his car on Tuesday morning, had committed suicide.A senior police official t... »
Delighted students of The Mount Carmel College, studying in II year PUC celebrating after their seeing results, in Bangalore on May 23, 2012. Photo: K. Murali Kumar.
BANGALORE, May 24, 2012

II PU results best in a decade

At 57.03 per cent, Karnataka has recorded the highest pass percentage in 10 years in the second pre-university examinations this year. Last year, the pass percentage was 48.93. As many as... »
Chief Minister D V Sadananda Gowda flanked by Minister for Industries Murugesh Nirani releasing the Brouchre during the Launch of GIM Expo-2012 & Interactive Meet in Bangalore in this picture taken in April 2012. Photo: K .Bhagya Prakash .
Bangalore, May 24, 2012

Series of projects cleared before GIM-2012

Ahead of next month's Global Investors' Meet (GIM-2012), the State government on Wednesday cleared 31 project proposals worth Rs. 1,46,656 crore, which it claimed would generate employment for ov... »
Field day: Anand sets up huge vessels containing spices, meat and rice on wood stoves. Photo: Karan Ananth
May 23, 2012

Heavy spices under the hot sun

Just a 20-minute walk from the bustling Krishnarajapuram market on the dusty Hoskote highway, lies a field that not only plays host to sports but also caters to the gastronomic needs of local resi... »
Home away from home: Kerala Samajams in east Bangalore are built around strong ties among the Malayali community there. File Photo: K. Murali Kumar
May 23, 2012

Waft from the west coast

Have you ever felt a large smile unwittingly creep into your face when you meet someone who speaks the same language as you, in a city far from your origins? A group of young men from Ke... »
Road to riches: Hoskote lies at the intersection of NH 4 and NH 207 and is well connected to Bangalore and Chennai. File Photo: G.R.N. Somashekar
May 23, 2012

Open invite to industries

Krishnarajapuram's industrial story started right after Independence when Jawaharlal Nehru initiated the setting up of India's first public sector unit, Indian Telephones Industries (ITI), in the... »
Nutritious and tasty: Spinach was a favourite of not only Popeye, but also the 16th century French queen, Catherine de Medici from Florence. File Photo: Shiv Kumar Pushpakar
May 23, 2012

Gardening, a la Florentine

Spinach or ‘palak' is a leafy green vegetable that grows throughout the year in Bangalore. Originating in Persia, it was brought to India by Arab traders. It was introduced to China thro... »
Aspiring tear-jerker: Satyamev Jayate seeks to ‘ignite the fire’ in society about pressing issues, but one wonders why it took an Aamir Khan to enlighten the public about them.
May 23, 2012

The ‘saviour' from tinsel town

There was a time when Sunday mornings were dedicated to watching Ramayan and Mahabharat on television. The entire family sat together as mythological heroes and demons battled it out... »
BANGALORE, May 23, 2012

Software engineer found killed in car

A software engineer was found suffocated to death in his new car which was found abandoned at AECS Layout near Kundalahalli in Mahadevpura in the city's IT corridor on Tuesday morning.The b... »

Farmers swamp city to protest ‘inadequate' response to drought

Sweet somethings

Driven to the shadows

This one has been hanging fire for five years

Extravagant plans ground airport traffic

BBMP's action against hookah bars up in smoke

Four held in whistle-blower officer’s murder case


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