Karnataka News

Bengaluru authorities will restrict public entry to parks and lakes after 6 pm on December 31 as a precaution for New Year celebrations. The move aims to prevent overcrowding and ensure public safety during late-night festivities.

A Bengaluru shopping mall has won praise online after introducing a dedicated pink parking space for mothers-to-be. A video highlighting the thoughtful initiative went viral, with users applauding the mall for promoting inclusivity and safety.

A 39-year-old woman was allegedly killed by her husband in Bengaluru’s Agrahara Layout after a heated dispute over her job. The accused surrendered to police following the murder, which has raised concerns over rising domestic violence cases.

A 38-year-old woman in Kalaburagi, Karnataka, was beaten to death by her in-laws, who believed she was possessed. The tragic incident occurred during an attempted exorcism, raising concerns about superstition and blind faith in rural areas.

A French tourist in Karnataka slipped while climbing a hill in Hampi and remained stranded for two days in a remote area. Rescued by local farmers and authorities, he is now recovering at Koppal Government Hospital.

A helium cylinder exploded near Mysuru Palace during Christmas, killing two, including the balloon vendor and a woman who later succumbed to her injuries. Two others remain critically injured as police investigate the incident. 

A Bengaluru hospital technician, Suvendu Mohantan, was arrested for allegedly filming female staff, including nurses, inside the operation theatre. Police have seized his mobile and are investigating.

A woman reported harassment during a crowded Namma Metro journey in Bengaluru. Metro security acted swiftly and the accused was taken to the Upparpet police station. Police registered an NCR and issued a stern warning. 

A drunk SUV driver in Bengaluru rammed into a Bullet motorcycle and dragged it for nearly 500 metres on the Summanahalli flyover. Angry commuters stopped him, handed him to police, and a viral video of the shocking incident sparked outrage online.

A viral X post by a Bengaluru resident alleging harassment, abuse and forced payment by traffic police in Devanahalli triggered widespread anger online. Users shared similar experiences, cited anti-corruption laws, and demanded strict action.