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Bengaluru: Social media platforms have emerged as an unlikely hunting ground for Karnataka's forest department. As poachers, particularly those from Kalyana Karnataka and central Karnataka districts, flaunt their hunting exploits and pose with wildlife carcasses online, forest officials are increasingly combing through such posts, tracing digital footprints and turning social media boasts into evidence of wildlife crimes.

Bengaluru: Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) has suspended a driver-cum-conductor who allegedly told transport minister Byrathi Suresh to get off a bus when the latter, who was travelling incognito, could not give the exact fare of Rs 6 to buy a ticket.

Bengaluru CISF sub-inspector alleges tailor stabbed him with scissors during a clothing price dispute in Sathanur; Bagalur police registered cases, probe on.

Bengaluru: Cybercrooks targeted the archdiocese of Bengaluru, impersonating archbishop Most Rev Dr Peter Machado through fake email accounts in an apparent bid to cheat religious institutions by seeking financial and other benefits.

Avendus Future Leaders Fund III to final-close at Rs 1,800 crore by July-end; invests Rs 140 crore for 1% stake in Parag Parikh Financial Advisory Services.

Bengaluru: LTM expects business momentum to strengthen through the rest of FY27 as enterprises move beyond AI experimentation and begin deploying the technology at scale, its CEO Venu Lambu said on Monday.

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Bengaluru: Shares of Happiest Minds Technologies rose nearly 6% on the BSE on Monday after reports indicated that ITC Infotech has emerged as the frontrunner to acquire a significant promoter stake in the Bengaluru-based mid-tier IT services company. This is what could be one of the largest consolidation deals in India's IT services sector this year.

Bengaluru: A 21-year-old woman allegedly killed herself at her home in Sunkadakatte in west Bengaluru Sunday, just four months after her marriage. She left a death note blaming her husband and his elder sister for her extreme step.

Tanuja, a native of Beerammanahalli village in Gauribidanur, had recently married Ravindra, a resident of Mayasandra in Yelahanka.