Karnataka News

The public objection period for the proposed Kotturu ring road has ended. The project aims to ease traffic congestion, improve road connectivity and provide relief to commuters, particularly during major religious festivals.

Mysuru Dasara elephant Mahendra stopped midway during a wooden howdah rehearsal, prompting officials to remove the load and return the elephants to Mysuru Palace. Officials plan to assess his health before deciding the next steps.

A speeding Jaguar car crashed into the Varasiddhi petrol bunk near Attibele, Bengaluru, triggering a massive fire. An employee was injured, and the incident caused an estimated Rs 1 crore in damage.

A CAG audit has raised concerns over BMRCL's failure to maintain records of 21,604 compensatory saplings linked to Namma Metro Phase 1. The report also flags concerns over tree-planting measures during Phase 2.

Karnataka's Directorate of Urban Land Transport has initiated a techno-economic feasibility study for a modern AC tram system between Hubballi and Dharwad to assess its costs, infrastructure needs and long-term viability.

A painting at Mysuru Palace has caught attention for an optical illusion in which the figure’s feet appear to follow viewers. An Instagram video showcasing the unusual artwork has sparked curiosity on social media.

A 12-year-old visually impaired boy, Rahul, symbolically became BDA Chairman for a Day in Bengaluru. The initiative welcomed 65 children from Jyothi Seva School for the Blind and aimed to boost confidence and encourage leadership.

Doctors treated accident victims using mobile torches at a newly established health centre in Devarahipparagi, Karnataka, after a power outage exposed concerns over emergency power backup.

BMTC has introduced new bus stops near Cubbon Park and Tavarekere Namma Metro stations in Bengaluru to improve first- and last-mile connectivity. The initiative, effective October 6, aims to make daily commutes more convenient.

The Hebbal Kempapura electric crematorium in Bengaluru will shut down Furnace 1 for essential maintenance from October 9 to 13. While Furnace 2 remains fully operational, families should expect increased waiting times for cremation services.