On March 22, Karnataka will experience a 12-hour bandh due to an alleged attack on a KSRTC bus conductor. The shutdown may ...

A Karnataka bandh will take place on March 22, organized by pro-Kannada groups in response to an attack on a KSRTC conductor.

Rajanna claimed that the problem was not limited to a single party and called for a thorough investigation into the issue.

Bengaluru: Pro-Kannada organisations have called a statewide bandh on Saturday, March 23, to protest linguistic tensions in Belagavi and the Greater Bengaluru Governance (GBG) Bill. The 12-hour ...

Virat Konduru was arrested on March 9 in Bengaluru, six days after Ranya Rao alias Harshavardini Ranya, the stepdaughter of a ...

The protest is being organised to demand justice for Soujanya (17), a second-year Pre-University student who was allegedly ...

The announcement came following an incident where a Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) bus driver and ...

G. B. Jyothi Ganesh (BJP) said that urban centres have been facing infrastructure bottlenecks, such as bad roads, drinking ...

The Karnataka government has introduced the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (Amendment) Bill, 2025, granting the city's ...

Bengaluru braces for soaring temperatures as the IMD issues a heatwave alert. With temperatures set to rise to 39-40°C, ...

The bandh was called after a KSRTC bus driver and conductor were attacked during a dispute over language, sparking tensions ...