Oral cancer on the rise
Doctors notice a 15 percent rise in cases in the city.
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Bengaluru gears up for Khelo India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Vice President M. Venakaiah Naidu expected to be the chief guest for opening ceremony on April 24. Shooting range was being set up at Sports Authority of India (SAI) complex, cleaners were sweeping the track at Kanteerava Stadium, the media team was present at SP Jain University, the catering team […]
Continue ReadingAuto driver found dead in front of Veeresh Theatre
The local people found a 31-year-old auto driver dead at around 8am today opposite to Veeresh theatre on Magdi road. His body was found on the stairs of Lakshmi auto agency. Police claims that left side of his face seem to be badly thrashed. Police are still investigating the case to find if it’s a […]
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Sandalwood workers still waiting to get their bonuses, demands inquiry
A Right to Information (RTI) filed by Karnataka Soaps and Detergents Limited (KSDL) highlights the gaps in funds, and the workers’ salaries. By Nitika K, Souptik Datta Bengaluru: Raju has been working at the Mysore Sandal Soap Factory for the last 25 years. But today his salary is only Rs. 30,000, and he does not […]
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Farmer leader Chandrasekhar joins AAP in Bengaluru
The Aam Aadmi Party is planning to contest in all 224 seats in Karnataka. Bengaluru: A faction of the Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha (KRRS) led by Kodahalli Chandrasekhar joined the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the presence of AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday at the National College Grounds in Basavangudi. As Karnataka heads […]
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Government’s promise of Braille books yet to see the light of the day
Many schools in Bengaluru unaware about the scheme. Bharathi Kokade, 15, a blind student studying at Sri Rakum school, Indiranagar, still learns from old Braille textbooks provided by her school. At the Divine Light School for the Blind, one Braille book is shared among five students. The promised Braille books and digital book banks never […]
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Metaverse: A trend or a fad?
Citizens say it will have positive and negative effects. Imagine a world where you can meet your friends, work in your office, transact, play games and make new investments seated on your living room couch. You no longer need a venue to host a party for your friends. They can meet you virtually. Interesting, isn’t […]
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Rare diseases remain neglected in India
Surveys suggest that one in 20 Indians suffers from a rare disease. March 3, 2022 Bengaluru: Vineeth was only 18 months old when he moved to Stuttgart in Germany with his parents. Like most children his age, he liked playing with stuffed animals and cars. However, something was different about him. His parents noticed that […]
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Christians in Karnataka apprehensive, attacks on rise
The increasing attacks on Christians in Karnataka, has led to Christians being guarded with their actions. Bengaluru, March 3, 2022 Karnataka has recorded 39 incidents of hate crimes from January to November 2021, suggest a report. Due to this, Christians are growing to be apprehensive about the attacks, and term these attacks to be baseless. […]
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RTE of no use to city orphans
Many orphanages prefer sending their children to nearby schools than RTE-reserved-unaided schools to save transport costs and other overhead expenses. The list stands out in the office in black and white. Food, rent, birthday celebrations, gas, laptops, printers, staff salaries—it costs a lot to finance the lives of 23 children at Vatsalyapuram Orphanage, Jayanagar. However, […]
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