Bengaluru airport records highest-ever rainfall in a decade on October 11
Suchith KidiyoorRoads leading to the terminal were inundated
Kalaburagi villages on tenterhooks as tremors continue
Special CorrespondentKSNDMC says people need not panic as the intensity is low and not destructive
Priests to get 6th Pay Commission wages
Special CorrespondentThe State Government on Tuesday announced extension of 6th Pay Commission benefits to priests and employees of Muzrai-controlled temples. Minister for
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First-year college students told to return once timetables are fixed
Tanu KulkarniMany colleges don’t yet have syllabus aligned with National Education Policy; lecturer says meeting scheduled today to apprise them of syllabus
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Bengaluru
Constable jumps into well to save suspect in robbery case
Special Correspondent He fell while trying to evade arrest
Karnataka
Justice Awasthi takes oath as 31st Chief Justice of Karnataka
Special Correspondent Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi, 61, took oath as the 31st Chief Justice of the High Court of Karnataka on Monday. Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot administered the oath to him at Raj Bhavan.He was serving as the senior-most judge at the Lucknow Bench of Allahabad High Court till his elevation as the Chief Justice of Karnataka. Born on July 3, 1960, Justice Awasthi graduated in law from Lunknow University in 1986, enrolled as an advocate in 1987, and practised in the fields of civil, service, and education
Mangaluru
Yakshagana ‘bhagavatha’ Padyana Ganapathi Bhat passes away
Special Correspondent He had stepped on stage at the age of 15