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The Greater Bengaluru Authority will launch the month-long campaign throughout August to address complaints of illegal garbage dumping.

According to the release, the land in question is part of 45 acres in Survey No. 43 of Kambipura Village, Kengeri Hobli, Bengaluru South Taluk, belonging to the Sri Adi Chunchanagiri Education Trust.

Bengaluru will likely witness a major traffic management overhaul, as the Bengaluru Traffic Police (BTP) has proposed categorising heavy and medium vehicles into five categories to impose phased restrictions on the entry-exit timings and movement of such vehicles within the city.

The Karnataka government has closed the departmental inquiry proceedings against three senior IPS officers, including the then Bengaluru City Commissioner of Police B. Dayananda, who were facing disciplinary action over the June 4, 2025, Chinnaswamy Stadium stampede, exonerating them of all charges under the All India Services (Discipline & Appeal) Rules, 1969.

Bengaluru's GBA to launch 'Freedom from Waste' campaign in August, following successful footpath clearance drive to tackle garbage issues.

Five habitual offenders were arrested for allegedly kidnapping a 25-year-old gym trainer and threatening to extort Rs 5 lakh from him by posing as officers of Bengaluru's Central Crime Branch.

BENGALURU: A visiting card of a bike mechanic shop found in the pocket of a 48-year-old murder victim helped the Electronic City police establish his identity a

BENGALURU: Bengaluru Urban has been crowned as the Indian district with the highest number of colleges (1,148), as per the All India Survey on Higher Education

BENGALURU: The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) has cleared 490.55 km of footpath encroachments across the five city corporations during the 10-day special dri

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.