Bengaluru News

Linkin Park will perform in Bengaluru on January 23, 2026, at Brigade Innovation Gardens as part of their From Zero World Tour, ahead of Lollapalooza India. Indian metal band Bloodywood will open the show. Tickets open soon.

Residents found the body after a foul smell emerged. A murder case has been registered, and Bengaluru police have formed several teams to track and arrest the accused.

The move aims to make cinema more affordable, similar to other Indian states like Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and Kerala. Bengaluru, a crucial market for cinema chains, may see altered revenue streams due to this change. 

An Air India Express flight to Sharjah was also cancelled just minutes before takeoff due to a technical malfunction in Tiruchy. Passengers were accommodated on another flight after a ten-hour delay.

Two women students were injured in a stray dog attack on the Bengaluru University campus, raising concerns about the growing stray dog population. This incident follows the controversial Supreme Court order.

PM Modi will inaugurate Bengaluru Metro’s 19-km Yellow Line on Aug 10, linking RV Road to Bommasandra, and lay the Phase-3 foundation. The launch will boost connectivity, with services starting August 11. Traffic will be diverted on August 10.

In  the letter, the association said the Kashmiri women students have been systematically targeted. This incident follows the 2022 Karnataka hijab ban, currently under Supreme Court review after a split verdict.

A Kerala-based couple operating A&A Chit Fund allegedly defrauded over 400 investors of nearly Rs 40 crore before fleeing to Kenya. The majority of victims are from Kerala, and police are investigating the money trail and possible accomplices.

"When the findings of fact are still awaited and there is no conclusive finding rendered by any body as to the purported role of the Petitioner in the said incident, the consideration of these disputed facts is premature," RCB's plea said.

The Karnataka government is introducing a new crowd control law following a deadly stampede in Bengaluru. Violations could result in up to three years imprisonment and a fine of ₹5,000. Religious events are exempt from the bill.