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Just around 50% of work has been completed. Of the 81 pillars, only 67 have been constructed.

Work was to be completed in 30 months by November 2019, but is far from complete

BBMP to go in for new tender for Ejipura elevated corridor

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Work was to be completed in 30 months by November 2019, but is far from complete

‘720 minors begging or hawking on city streets’

View of Bengaluru during the lockdown in April 2020. File

Karnataka introduces weekend curfew, curbs on businesses

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Cabinet approves Bangalore Metro Rail Project phase 2A, 2B

A.H. Vishwanath

Vishwanath lashes out at govt. over its ‘failure’ to tackle COVID-19 situation

Primary and Secondary Education Minister S. Suresh Kumar. File

No examinations for Classes 1 to 9: Karnataka Minister Suresh Kumar

Universal Gas factory, an oxygen cylinder distribution centre at Peenya, in Bengaluru on Tuesday.

Oxygen shortage: Hospitals ask families to shift patients

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Over 94% of ICU beds occupied in Bengaluru Tanu Kulkarni

Of the total 6,102 beds available in hospitals in the city, 4,475 were occupied

Karnataka readies Bengaluru-specific COVID-19 guidelines

Christian community flags issue of lack of burial space

Commission steps in to address problems faced by graveyard, crematoria workers

Entry to HC, trial courts in nine districts restricted in view of rise in COVID-19 cases

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BBMP issues notices to 66 hospitals

Take strict action against those parking on footpaths: HC

COVID-19 | Karnataka reports 23,558 new cases, 116 deaths

‘720 minors begging or hawking on city streets’

Power Grid officials booked for cheating

BBMP to go in for new tender for Ejipura elevated corridor

Oxygen shortage: Hospitals ask families to shift patients

This continues to be a huge problem despite the State government claiming that oxygen is not in short supply

Karnataka introduces weekend curfew, curbs on businesses

The restrictions will be in force till May 4

Vishwanath lashes out at govt. over its ‘failure’ to tackle COVID-19 situation

He claims medical infrastructure has collapsed

Union Cabinet approves Bangalore Metro Rail Project phase 2A, 2B

Phase 2A is from Central Silk Board Junction to K.R. Puram; and Phase 2B is from K.R. Puram to Airport via Hebbal

No examinations for Classes 1 to 9: Karnataka Minister Suresh Kumar

Assessment will be based on Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation, which will be the deciding factor for their promotion, says Education Minister Suresh Kumar

Bengaluru's itinerant bookseller PuVyaSri passes away

U.S. Srinivasan, better known to a generation of book lovers in Bengaluru as PuVyaSri (Pustaka Vyapari Srinivasan or "bookseller Srinivasan"), passed

Baiyappanahalli rail terminal is ready, but you can’t use it

SWR is waiting for a date from PMO's office for inauguration

Meeting of union leader, Minister stokes controversy

No question of holding negotiations, say Ministers

80 active cases in Prestige Shantiniketan

BBMP attempts to contain spread of virus by creating micro containment zones within residential complex

Bengaluru Karaga limited to pooja inside temple

The order is in line with the Karnataka government’s decision to restrict all kinds of gatherings

BCIC says ‘no’ to another lockdown

Bangalore Chamber of Industry and Commerce (BCIC) on Monday requested Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman not to permit another lockdown in

Allocate ₹30,000 crore to health sector, says D.K. Shivakumar

Following the rapid spread of COVID-19, Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) president D.K. Shivakumar on Monday urged the State government to

Man caught trying to sell fake Remdesivir vials in Bengaluru

City Crime Branch (CCB) officials caught a pharma company executive trying to sell fake Remdesivir vials on the road at Shivajinagar, in Bengaluru,

Karnataka unprepared despite COVID-19 second wave warning in November: Experts

Although experts had warned of the onset of a second wave of COVID-19 in Karnataka in November 2020 itself, the State did little to keep its health

Lockdown in Bengaluru is now inevitable, say some experts

A complete lockdown in Bengaluru has become inevitable now to cut the transmission chain and the State government should consider it seriously, say a

PG students on COVID-19 duty yet to get risk allowance

They have been working relentlessly since the pandemic began in March 2020

Entrepreneurs step forward to cater to patients in home quarantine

According to rough estimates, more than 88% of those who have tested positive for COVID-19 are in home quarantine

GAIL proposes wet waste-to-energy plant in north Bengaluru

It will utilise segregated organic wet waste to produce Compressed Bio Gas

State police chief issues directions on staff well-being

Issues a circular directing officers in charge to ensure the best medical care for them

CM B.S. Yediyurappa stable, says hospital

Chief Minister B. S. Yediyurappa, who tested positive for COVID-19 for the second time, continues to be under medical observation at Manipal Hospital.

Over 94% of ICU beds occupied in Bengaluru

Of the total 6,102 beds available in hospitals in the city, 4,475 were occupied

War room for facilitating medical oxygen in State

‘Stringent measures in Bengaluru’

Students worried over lack of clarity on year-end assessment

Primary and Secondary Education Minister S. Suresh Kumar is busy campaigning for by-elections

Bed allocation: Notices issued to 5 private hospitals

They failed to hand over 50% of beds for treatment of COVID-19 patients under government quota

Karnataka readies Bengaluru-specific COVID-19 guidelines

They will be announced if approved by Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa

COVID-19: 19,067 new cases in Karnataka on April 18

This is the highest single-day spike in the State

Decide on returning money spent by IMA Group on government school: HC

The scam-tainted group had spent ₹12.82 crore on development of the school

Bengaluru bus strike: Passengers struggle with daily commute

They cannot rely on private bus operators, who have stepped in to fill the gap

17,489 new COVID-19 cases in Karnataka, 11,404 in Bengaluru

Karnataka on Saturday reported yet another peak — the highest ever single day spike — with 17,489 new cases of COVID-19, taking the total to

Amid second wave, oxygen alarm bells ring in Karnataka

Hospitals have recorded a three-fold rise in demand for medical oxygen

Couples now forced to disinvite wedding guests

Govt. restrictions on gatherings also force many to alter or postpone nuptial plans

BBMP working to add more beds to govt. quota

Now bed allocation allowed based on RT-PCR sample number

4 held for attack on meat merchant

Police examined 150 clips of CCTV camera footage to track down the accused

Two killed in road accidents

A bike rider was killed in a hit and run in Jakkur on Thursday night. The deceased, Jayant, 27, hailed from Hindupur, Andhra Pradesh, and worked as an

Christian community flags issue of lack of burial space

BBMP urged to allot five acres on the city’s outskirts

Commission steps in to address problems faced by graveyard, crematoria workers

BBMP officials told to ensure workers get their pending salaries in two days

Entry to HC, trial courts in nine districts restricted in view of rise in COVID-19 cases

With the sudden and steep rise in number of COVID-19 cases, the High Court of Karnataka has re-introduced restriction on entry of litigants into its

624 students graduate from IIMB

22 awarded doctoral degrees

Platform ticket cost hiked to ₹50

With the aim of restricting the general public from entering railway stations, the Bengaluru division of the South Western Railway has increased the

Plea in HC complains non-implementation of law on apartment associations for 47 years

The High Court of Karnataka on Friday ordered issue notice to the State government on a public interest litigation (PIL) petition complaining that

Victoria Hospital again a dedicated COVID-19 facility

Victoria Hospital will, once again, be a completely dedicated COVID-19 facility. Minister for Health and Family Welfare K. Sudhakar visited the

Tenders floated to procure Remdesivir: Sudhakar

He says there is no shortage of the drug

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