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Tough task for sleuths as black cocaine flown by air
The air route has become a dominant way of smuggling drugs, as the most expensive drug, black cocaine, is brought to the country through international passenger and cargo flights, officials said on Sunday.
BNP for India goods boycott; anti-Bangla rallies in Bengal
A day ahead of foreign secretary Vikram Misri's official visit to Dhaka, six members of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) on Sunday submitted a memorandum to the Indian High Commission there, raising concerns against anti-Bangladesh incidents in its neighbourhood.
UP man returns after serving Russian army in Ukraine war, says 25 still stuck
AFTER serving in the Russian army for eight months in the war with Ukraine, Rakesh Yadav from Azamgarh in Uttar Pradesh returned to India and claimed that more than 25 youths from India are still stuck in the conflict zone.
HOW DEVOTION HELPED DISSOLVE KARMA
Story is performed each year around Kartikai Ekadasi in the temple town of Thirukkurungudi, over 70 km from Thoothukudi, by dancer Anita Ratnam's Arangham Trust.
ROAD TO DAMASCUS WAS ALWAYS PAVED WITH BITTER IRONY
The coming years will reveal whether the Syrian people can resist the forces of disintegration and reclaim the nation. Can they unify despite the pulls of Big Power politics?
FUTURE OF CRIME: AI & DEEPFAKES
Cybercrime trends show that in the coming years, fraudsters will blur reality to loot vulnerable sectors, by targeting their staffers
'Not IUML view', Shaji dismisses LoP's stand
IN a significant political development, IUML state secretary K M Shaji has dismissed Leader of Opposition VD Satheesan's claim that the controversial land at Munambam is not a Waqf property.
ALL EYES ON BELAGAVI AS 10-DAY WINTER SESSION BEGINS TODAY
At least five major Bills to be tabled, 3,004 questions received, says Speaker UT Khader
RSS INAUGURATES NEW OFFICE IN MANGALURU
RASHTRIYA Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Sarasanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday inaugurated a brand-new Sangh office near Sanghaniketan in Mangaluru.
Foolish to tweak design of Telangana Talli statue: KCR
BRS president and Leader of Opposition in the Assembly K Chandrasekhar Rao on Sunday expressed ire over the Congress government tweaking the design of Telangana Talli statue.
Session likely to put a lid on groupism in BJP, Congress
THE 10-day winter session of the state legislature that commences in Belagavi on Monday is likely to put a lid on factionalism and power politics within the ruling Congress and the Opposition BJP for the time being.
Ballari maternal deaths: Team headed by IAS officer to probe drug procurement
IN the wake of the recent deaths of five women in Ballari due to procedural lapses, the state government on Sunday constituted a verification team led by an IAS officer.
PM lacked courage to accept my challenge: CM
CHIEF Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing him and his party, the BJP, of spreading lies during election campaigns.
Tower Exchange fraud: Court rejects anticipatory bail pleas
THE Principal City Civil and Sessions Court dismissed the anticipatory bail pleas of Manish Kumar and Rahul Kumar Raja, natives of Bihar, who allegedly cheated several persons by inducing them to invest for higher returns through Tower Exchange app.
CCB COPS REGISTER FIR OVER ALLEGED MISAPPROPRIATION OF FUNDS IN CAR
During audit, a shortfall of ₹59.8 lakh was found; Duo to be issued notices
26-year-old nurse accuses friend of drugging, raping her
BENGALURU: A 26-year-old woman has alleged that her friend raped her after giving her sleeping pills.
Cantt stn's heritage arches reduced to rubble
Bengaluru: The demolition of heritage structures at Bengaluru Cantonment railway station in connection with the massive station redevelopment work undertaken has created a furore among a section of the public.
Kempegowda Study Centre incomplete, neglected
THE Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Study and Research Centre, planned as a tribute to the founder of Bengaluru, has become an example of neglect and stalled progress.
Sarakki bus stop turns into garbage dump, commuters fight stench
SARAKKI bus shelter in South Bengaluru has become a garbage dump, forcing bus commuters to stand amidst the stink until their bus arrives.
BUILDER IGNORES RERA ORDER, HELPLESS HOMEBUYERS WAIT FOR FLATS
Many paying pre-EMI interest, home loans; 120 crore project changed from 11 to 15 floors
Assad flees as Syria falls to rebels
THE Syrian government on Sunday fell to a lightning rebel offensive that seized control of capital Damascus, ending the 24-year rule by president Bashar al-Assad and forcing him to flee—reportedly to Russia.
India to soon have comprehensive anti-drone unit, says Amit Shah
UNION home minister Amit Shah said on Sunday that India will soon have a comprehensive anti-drone unit to deal with the ever-increasing menace of unmanned aerial vehicles being used by Pakistan-based elements to drop weapons and drugs along the western frontiers.
Toy With Feelings to Grin and Bear it
An essential part of childhood and even adolescence, plush toys have found their way into the world of adults as helpmates in times of stress
Delhi's Leaders Should take the Road Less Travelled
Delhi's urban transport system represents a city battling with unplanned growth, rapidly increasing population, and policy myopia.
Try a Little Kindness... Today
Given that there are some 8,000 commercial planes up in the air at any given time and six million people flying every day, flight delays and long waits in airports and planes have become par for the course.
Vedic Mathematics and the Namesake
A few days back, I was at a convention of schoolteachers of mathematics. One of the keynote addresses was delivered by a college professor on Vedic Mathematics and why it must be brought to use in a school curriculum.
It is the Money, Honey, that Beats the Head Choppers
The 12th century was a turbulent time in the battle of faiths.
Playing by the Roles
Two rising stars. Different backgrounds. Different career paths. The contest for the new leading lady of Bollywood has never been more interesting
POLICE LAUNCH APP TO COMBAT DRUG MENACE
Citizens can report drug-related activities on the application 'Drug-Free Karnataka'
Polished Performance
Dance, at its most powerful, serves Das a bridge between cultures. Bharatanatyam dancer Apeksha Niranjan is one such traverser of boundaries.