Karnataka News

A Bengaluru tenant's social media post details how his amicable relationship with his landlord soured during the move-out process from a 1BHK flat. After a pleasant stay, the landlord introduced a mysterious "inspection team" and threatened significant deductions from the security deposit.

A tech couple from Telangana, living in Bengaluru, died in a suspected suicide case. Bhanu Chander Reddy was found dead inside their flat, while his wife Bibi Shaziya Siraj later died after jumping from their building. Police suspect marital issues and possible health concerns. Two cases have been registered, and further investigation is ongoing.

The Karnataka government has approved the ‘Nirantara’ programme to roll out an AI-based facial recognition system for student attendance in government and aided schools, aiming to enhance accuracy, transparency and efficiency.

Mangaluru’s NITK campus now has coastal Karnataka’s first Gen-Z post office, featuring free Wi-Fi, self-service kiosks, a game zone, lounge, library, and a selfie point, making it modern and student-friendly.

Bengaluru will fine residents for not segregating waste from April 1 under new rules. First-time offenders face ₹500, rising to ₹1,000 for repeat violations, as authorities push stricter waste management.

A woman was arrested in Bengaluru for trying to smuggle drugs and 5G SIM cards into Parappana Agrahara jail for her husband. Security staff caught her during a check, exposing the plan and seizing contraband.

A Bengaluru techie allegedly shot his wife dead over suspected affair, with a detailed chargesheet exposing a planned murder plot involving hired killers. Police have arrested several accused, while others remain absconding.

LPG shortage in Karnataka has left auto drivers struggling as gas bunks run dry and prices surge. Long queues, supply delays, and rising costs are affecting both transport workers and households.

A Bengaluru woman jokes that passengers must update their families twice after arriving at Kempegowda International Airport—once on landing and again after reaching home. Her humorous observation about long airport-to-home journeys has gone viral online.

In Hubballi, Karnataka, a GST officer, Bharat Kumar Hegde, was caught red-handed by Lokayukta police while allegedly accepting a ₹6 lakh bribe linked to an Input Tax Credit dispute. The arrest highlights continued vigilance against corruption in government offices.