Karnataka News

A shocking CCTV-captured incident in south Bengaluru shows a man kicking a five-year-old boy playing badminton on a residential road in Thyagarajanagar. The child was injured, and police later registered a case after inquiry.

A shocking crime in Karnataka’s Mysuru saw a man hire contract killers to murder his wife over domestic disputes. The plot failed after blunders, and police arrested the husband and his accomplices within 24 hours.

Karnataka’s first Gen-Z themed post office has opened in Bengaluru’s Achit Nagar. Designed like a café, the space offers Wi-Fi, digital payments, self-booking kiosks, reading zones and personalised stamps to attract young users.

Mangaluru Police have issued strict guidelines for New Year celebrations, banning DJs, narcotics, obscene activities, and late-night parties. Organisers must obtain prior permission, follow noise rules, and ensure public safety during festivities.

A Bengaluru Gen Z, who went viral for quitting his “boring” job, now regrets the decision amid a tough job market. Aanshul Uthaiah struggles to find work after resigning without a backup plan, sparking discussions on career choices.  

Bengaluru South District Police arrested three men in a rape and blackmail case of a 19-year-old college student in Magadi. The accused allegedly exploited and threatened the victim over two months. Investigation is ongoing.

BMTC has added and relocated bus stands near nine Namma Metro Yellow Line stations to improve last-mile connectivity. The move, undertaken with BMRCL, aims to make metro travel easier and reduce commuters’ dependence on private vehicles.

Bengaluru Police have booked Provident Sunworth Apartment Association and Tyco Security for running a parallel justice system, allegedly handling crimes internally, suppressing cases, and denying justice to victims. The investigation is ongoing.

Tourists were allegedly harassed and assaulted for not speaking Kannada at a petrol bunk near Attibele in Bengaluru. The incident, caught on video, went viral on social media, prompting police to identify the accused and initiate legal action.

A GPS-tagged seagull found on Karwar beach sparked spy rumours after locals noticed a China-made tracker. Forest officials later confirmed it was part of scientific study by a Sri Lankan wildlife group. The exhausted bird had travelled over 10,000 km