Pandemic, syndicates, limited demand have all added to the woes of the silk farmers in the past few years. The promise of sericulture in India attracted several farmers and weavers to try their luck in the arms of the “Queen of Textile”, Naveen Kumar Gola a silk cocoon farmer in Rayadurga, Andhra Pradesh, shifted to […]
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In a court order published on Tuesday, the Goa District and Sessions Court states the victim’s behaviour in the Tarun Tejpal case was not normal for a sexually assaulted person. Bangalore: The court order that was published on Tuesday, that acquited Tarun Tejpal, former editor-in-chief of Tehelka, on charges of sexual assault against his colleague […]
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April 22, 2021 Parakh Sinha A loophole in PHC (Public Health Centre) COVID testing machinery breaches the privacy of Bangalore citizens. The auto-generated message you receive on your registered mobile number after gettingtested for COVID 19 in a PHC (Public Health Centre) in Bangalore provides you with two 13 digit SRF (Specimen Referral Form) Ids, […]
Continue ReadingRoad-side vendors sell 10 to 15 non-ISI mark helmets a day as compared to one or two ISI mark helmets in a week. March 2, 2021|Sayantan Chandra Bengaluru: Sales of cheap, non-ISI mark helmets are high in the city. Sonu Kumar Choudhury, a footpath vendor near the Mysore Road Metro station said that he sells […]
Continue ReadingSoaring fuel prices in the city decrease the business of motor driving schools. By Shreya Asopa| March 7, 2020 Bengaluru: The cost of driving lessons in the city is set to become more expensive with the rise in fuel prices. Moreover, driving schools have reduced their training sessions from 20 classes to 16 classes in a week. […]
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