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A man getting the vaccine at K C General hospital in Bengaluru.

Bangalore Apartments’ Federation, an umbrella organisation of 932 associations, working with private hospitals and BBMP

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Apartment associations get proactive on testing, vaccination

Chitra V Ramani

Bangalore Apartments’ Federation, an umbrella organisation of 932 associations, working with private hospitals and BBMP

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KARNATAKA BENGALURU 12/04/2021 : Passengers arrive to board KSRTC bus, from Mysuru Road Satellite Bus stand, during the RTC employees indefinite strike, in Bengaluru on April 12, 2021. Photo: MURALI KUMAR K / The Hindu

RTC staff take to the streets, threaten to ‘beg’ on Ugadi

People waiting to get vaccinated beginning for all above 45 years from Thursday in Bengaluru .

Govt. directs private hospitals to reserve 50% beds

Hoteliers raised the issue of closure of establishments which are not following COVID-19 appropriate behaviour.

Representatives of hotels’ associations meet Health Minister

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A BBMP health worker collecting swab samples for COVID-19 tests in Bengaluru on Monday.

Citizens allege shortage of COVID-19 testing kits in PHCs

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A variety of fresh flowers had arrived at K.R. Market on Sunday to cater to the demand for Ugadi.

Festive shopping down, say industry observers

In view of the ongoing strike by road transport corporation employees, passengers have to depend on private operators to reach their destination. On Sunday, nearly 2,500 RTC buses made trips in the State.

Striking RTC employees, government remain firm

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Actor files complaint against cafe owner

Citizens allege shortage of COVID-19 testing kits in PHCs

BBMP and Bescom to set up coordination committee for transformers

Apartment associations get proactive on testing, vaccination

Representatives of hotels’ associations meet Health Minister

9,579 new COVID-19 cases in Karnataka on April 12

RTC staff take to the streets, threaten to ‘beg’ on Ugadi

Only those not part of strike paid salaries for March; employees and families taken into custody in several districts for violating COVID-19 norms

NCB busts drug racket

The consignment was being smuggled from neighbouring Andhra Pradesh

Another inter-State drug racket busted

A day after an inter-State drug racket was busted in Koramangala, the KG Halli police, on Monday, arrested three persons, including a BBA student, in

Improvement in collection of COVID-19 related data at PHC level

It will be captured in the Public Health Activities Surveillance and Tracking portal and accessible to all stakeholders

Festive shopping down, say industry observers

Vendors who cater to the demands of people during Ugadi prepare for loss of another season

Karnataka government likely to give Remdesivir to private hospitals

The drug is widely used to treat COVID-19 patients

Striking RTC employees, government remain firm

Strike to continue on Monday too; workers call for a Statewide demonstration with families to protest against govt.’s ‘insensitivity’

Tough times ahead for State’s power infrastructure

Report on climate risk profile predicts reduction in efficiency and material damage, taking into account temperature rise

Drug racket busted in Bengaluru’s Koramangala

The Koramangala police, on Sunday, busted an inter-state drug racket and recovered 106 kgs of marijuana which had landed from Visakhapatnam to be

Bengaluru: two PHC staff members caught faking swab collections

Two Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) contract employees at a Primary Health Centre in Kodigehalli were suspended on Saturday after they were

Karnataka’s private hospitals run out of Remdesivir

COVID-19 patient needs six doses

Forest officials cheated of ₹1.25 lakh

Vigilance squad organises undercover operation after accused ‘informs them about a gang of poachers’

Vaccination sites set up in apartment complexes, slums

Tie-up with private medical establishment is necessary to open a session site

‘Starved of business’, food service sector seeks relaxation of curfew

Police shut flyovers, seal entry and exit points of the city to enforce night curfew

6,955 new COVID-19 cases in Karnataka on April 10

The daily test positivity rate croses 7%

31-year-old with single-digit oxygen saturation dies struggling to find a bed

A 31-year-old resident of Shivajinagar in Bengaluru died early on Saturday after being denied admission by two hospitals, prompting the Bruhat

The long and winding road towards normalcy

India’s three great obsessions acted as super spreaders for COVID-19: politics, cricket, and religion. The matches in Ahmedabad against England,

Night curfew leads to fear of another wave of job loss in hospitality sector

The industry has been urging the government to consider those employed in the hotel industry as frontline workers

Courts are not experts on educational degrees, says HC

Say such expertise comes in the realm of the University Grants Commission

Rear-view mirror and use of indicators must for two-wheeler riders

Traffic police will penalise motorists for non-compliance

RCB anthem riles local fans

The song contains only a smattering of Kannada while the majority of the lyrics is in Hindi

Two engineering colleges accused of blocking seats

Admission Overseeing Committee issues show cause notice to BMS Educational trust seeking a response in 10 days

Grama Panchayat serves eviction notices to units polluting Vrishabhavathi

They allegedly dump waste in the river and also set some of it on fire on its banks

6,000 beds to be made available in the next 10 days

Occupancy at the two operational COVID-19 Care Centres have increased to around 70%

Rakesh Singh is new MD of BMRCL

The State government, on Friday, appointed senior IAS officer Rakesh Singh as the Managing Director of Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited

Abhishek Majumdar’s play Desdemona Rupakam is a mix of Shakespeare, feminism and traditional art

The play, featuring musicians MD Pallavi and Bindhumalini Narayanaswamy, will be staged in Ranga Shankara on April 10 and 11

Yuvarathnaa goes the OTT way as theatre occupancy restricted to 50%

Lead actor persuades CM to allow screening in theatres for one week without restrictions to wrangle a good price from OTT platform

COVID-19 cases spike may impact Bengaluru Karaga

95 persons in Dharmaraya Swamy Temple ward have tested positive

Elderly woman and her guest murdered

The bodies were found in her house at J.P. Nagar 7th stage

Cannot ban traffic in Cubbon Park: Government

HC disposes of contempt petition by Cubbon Park Walkers’ Association

Bengaluru passengers say private bus operators are fleecing them

Following complaints of overcharging, Transport Department instructs operators to follow fare structure of KSRTC and BMTC

Congress deploys its force in Basavakalyan, Maski

Party is yet to register a poll victory under DKS’ leadership

Arun Singh tries to downplay Eshwarappa episode

‘There are no differences and Eshwarappa should not have written the letter’

Music university VC’s name was not recommended by search panel, finds High Court

The Bench was hearing the petition by Sri Prasanna Vidya Ganapati Mahotsava Charitable Trust, Mysuru

24-year-old sets fire to his bike after argument with traffic police

The incident occurred at V.V. Puram junction

COVID-19 surge: Night curfew in seven district centres in Karnataka

In light of the rising cases of COVID-19, seven urban centres across the State, including Bengaluru, will be under 10-day “night corona curfew”

Lawyers urged to use video conferencing

With the constant increase in COVID-19 cases, Chief Justice Abhay Shreeniwas Oka of the Karnataka High Court on Thursday appealed to advocates to opt

Government looks to establish 100 helipads to boost tourism

Tourism Minister C.P. Yogeshwar said a meeting was scheduled with HAL to provide the Tourism Department with copters.

Kidnapped students rescued

They were in captivity for 5 days

Urban green spaces in Bengaluru are 2.23 degree Celsius cooler: Study

City’s 262 green spaces provide cooling effects 347 metres beyond their physical boundary

COVID-19 testing to be increased to 1 lakh a day in Bengaluru

Booth-level committees to be revived, says Health Minister

Archdiocese of Bangalore suspends public religious services

The Archdiocese of Bangalore has suspended all public religious services in churches across Bengaluru Urban and Rural Districts till April 20. In a

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