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Survey of my Bidadi land politically motivated: HDK

UNION Minister for Steel and Heavy Industries HD Kumaraswamy has alleged that the survey of his land near Bidadi's Kethaganahalli is politically-motivated.

CM Majhi Urges Nepali Students To Return

Promises restoration of peace and normalcy

Zelenskyy, Trump Trade Punches In Nasty Fight

UKRAINIAN President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday accused Donald Trump of succumbing to Russian \"disinformation\", deepening a rift between Kyiv and the new US administration.

Cong brass non-committal on change in KPCC prez

THERE is much anticipation in Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's coterie of ministers that the KPCC will soon have a new president, but it is said that the Congress high command is non-committal on this.

J&K student accuses seniors of ragging, varsity refutes

AN MBBS student from the 2023 batch and resident of Anantnag in Jammu and Kashmir was allegedly ragged at Al Amin Medical College and Hospital, Vijayapura.

Tourist footfall drops by 50% in 'dry' Kashmir

THE prolonged dry spell in Kashmir has significantly impacted the winter tourism sector in the region.

We have dared to explore love in its raw unfiltered form

...says director Mayur Ambekallu about his upcoming film, Bhaava Theera Yaana starring Tejas Kiran, Arohi Naina and Anusha Krishna

ISRO chairman hails India's space mission & technologies

India has developed three cryogenic systems today and it is one among six countries in the world to have this technology, said ISRO Chairman V Narayanan.

Hexaware Technologies shares zoom 8% on debut

HEXAWARE TECHNOLOGIES shares closed with a gain of 7.75% on debut after it got listed earlier at ₹745.5, at a premium of 5.3% to the issue price of ₹708.

Focussing on grassroots to further Olympic glory: PCI chief Jhajharia

The sun was beating down on the blue track relentlessly. If not for occasional spurts of cool breeze across the JN Stadium in Chennai, the temperature would have reached summer heights.

Supply Treated Water for Non-Potable Needs: Activists

While the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) has prohibited the use of drinking water for car washing, gardening, and other non-drinking purposes, warning that violations will incur a fine of Rs 5,000, citizens and water experts are questioning why the board isn't supplying treated water for these needs.

Kushinagar to be developed as int'l tourist destination, says Shekhawat

UNION culture minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat has issued directions to authorities to spruce up lighting and various other amenities to facilitate visitors with walking disability at Kushinagar, a significant Buddhist pilgrimage site located in Uttar Pradesh.

Creditors take 99% haircut in Reliance Big insolvency

FINANCIAL creditors of Reliance Big Private Limited, formerly promoted by Anil Ambani, are set to face a 99% haircut as part of the approved resolution plan in its insolvency case.

Lanning, Sutherland help Capitals beat Warriorz

THE final Women's Premier League fixture at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara lived up to the hype as Delhi Capitals defeated UP Warriorz in the last-over thriller by seven wickets to reach the second position in the points table.

Sudeep to begin filming for Billa Ranga Baashaa from March

Director Anup Bhandari and his team, currently in production, plan to release the film in both 3D and 2D formats

I have travelled 25,000 kilometers for Yello Jogappa Ninnaramane: Hayavadana

The director, who comes from television background along with actor Anjan Nagendra share details about their upcoming travel film

BJP Makes Clean Sweep in Gujarat Civic Body Elections

THE BJP has secured a landslide victory in Gujarat's civic body elections, clinching 1,315 seats in 66 municipalities and sweeping the Taluka panchayat and Junagadh Municipal Corporation elections.

Minor, poultry farm owner in custody over death of 4-yr-old

The police have taken the owner of a poultry farm and a minor boy into custody, in connection with the death of a four-year-old child in Nagamangala taluk.

Cos gear up for early summer onset, expect robust demand

WITH temperatures already soaring in February, especially in Northern India, companies manufacturing and selling air conditioners, refrigerators and ice cream are anticipating another summer of robust demand.

Chikkanna to collaborate with Somashekar Kattigenahalli on a big-budget film

HIKKANNA, who became a household name as a comedian, has transitioned into a full-fledged hero, making all the right moves ever since.

49% of Himachal prone to landslides: IIT-R

FORTY-nine per cent of Himachal Pradesh is prone to medium-risk and 40 per cent to high-risk landslides, floods and avalanches, according to a recent study by the Indian Institute of Technology, Ropar.

Satish: Anybody Can Go To Delhi & Give Suggestions

Says top brass will decide on KPCC president

Inquiry into station stampede on fast track, report soon: Rlys

Seeks to clarify that RPF report is from a single officer and doesn't represent a formal probe

HC: Dist Caste Verification Panel right body to verify caste certificate

THE Karnataka High Court has held that the District Caste Verification Committee is the rightful authority to verify the caste certificate issued by the tahsildar even if a person is a central government employee or proposed to be appointed by the central government.

Time for Pathak to emerge from the shadows of legend Sreejesh

AFTER putting on his helmet and exchanging fist-bumps with a couple of the Indian players, Krishan Pathak began the slightly long, lonely walk to position himself under the sticks.

Two Labourers Die of Suspected Drug Overdose

IN a suspected case of drug overdose, two factory workers died at Yarandahalli near Bommasandra in Surya Nagar police station limits on Monday.

BSNL turnaround in third quarter because of accounting changes

STATE-owned BSNL's turnaround story is more an accounting change than operational improvement.

After Modi, Amir talks, Qatar ties in strategic zone

Aim to double bilateral trade from $14 bn in five years, enhance energy, trade partnership

Collectibles of Lasting Beauty

One of the high points of my book collecting was buying 85 Franklin Library's leather-bound signed books at a discounted price!

Azharudeen's ton extends Kerala's advantage

Mohammed Azharudeen's dogged 149 not out, his first hundred in red ball cricket in seven years, took Kerala to a commanding 418 for seven at stumps on day two of their Ranji Trophy semifinal against Gujarat here on Tuesday.