Biker

Reports suggest that Mukesh sustained severe injuries when the Nilgai, crossing the road, collided with his motorcycle, resulting in the animal's horns piercing his chest. The impact of the collision flung Mukesh several meters away from the scene.

A wild elephant was discovered near the ninth turn on Charmadi Ghat, adding to concerns over wildlife encounters. Eyewitnesses reported its emergence from Banjaru Hill, narrowly avoiding a biker. The incident, captured on video, highlights increasing wildlife activity in the region. Speculation arises that it may be the same elephant spotted in Kadane Kalkanja, seeking refuge in the area due to drying forest lakes.

Near Mahalakshmi Layout Swimming Pool Junction in Bengaluru, a caparisoned bull, "Kole Basava," charged at a motorcyclist, narrowly avoiding tragedy. Quick thinking by a Canter Truck driver prevented a disaster, with CCTV footage going viral. The bull's sudden aggression and chaotic behaviour underscore the unpredictability of urban environments, emphasizing the need for road vigilance.

Two young individuals, Abhinandan and Diksha, lost their lives in a hit-and-run accident on the Electronic City flyover in Bengaluru. Riding a two-wheeler late at night, they were struck by a speeding car, sustaining fatal injuries. The driver fled the scene, prompting authorities to launch efforts to locate both the vehicle and the driver.

A young man, identified as 20-year-old Rajesh, lost his life in a motorcycle accident near the Navayuga toll booth in Nelamangala, Bengaluru. The incident occurred amidst chaos involving a large group of bikers riding recklessly. The community mourns the loss as the Nelamangala Traffic Police investigate the case.

In Bengaluru's Wilson Garden, a confrontation arose between a traffic policeman and a motorcyclist stopped for not wearing a helmet. The motorcyclist allegedly bit the policeman's hand during the altercation. The police intervened, leading to the biker's arrest and a formal complaint filed against him.

A tragic incident near Yeshwantpur metro station in Bengaluru resulted in the death of a young man in a collision involving a KSRTC bus. The motorbike lost control and veered into the path of the bus. The victim, identified as a youth, succumbed to injuries. Yeshwantpur traffic police responded promptly, shifting the body for further procedures.

Bikers in Bengaluru chasing a McLaren Supercar for social media content collided, resulting in injuries. The incident, captured on CCTV, emphasizes the hazards of risky stunts driven by the pursuit of online validation, as highlighted by @3rdEyeDudewho shared the footage.

In yet another tragic incident involving actor Yash, a collision between a bike and a police escort vehicle accompanying the actor resulted in grievous injury and the subsequent passing of 32-year-old Nikhil, a resident of Binkadakatti village in Gadag taluk of Karnataka. To note, Yash was returning after visiting the families of his fans, who were electrocuted while setting up his cut-out on his birthday.

Tension arose in Chikkamagaluru as Sri Ram Sena leaders aimed to observe Datta Jayanti at Nagenahalli Dargah, prompting a curfew. Three briefly detained after chaos erupted as a group allegedly attempted to breach the dargah. Calls for action surged, leading to police inspection and a case registration.

Situated 53 kilometers before Jodhpur and 20 kilometers before Pali, in the quaint village of Chotila, the Bullet Baba Temple has gained fame for its intriguing origin story. According to local folklore, the shrine was erected at the spot where Om Singh Rathod, the son of a local village leader, met with a fatal accident in 1988.

A youth was badly injured after being hit by a wild buffalo in Wayanad. He was rushed to the hospital and is seeking treatment.

A fatal collision in Nelamangala near Bengaluru claimed the life of a two-wheeler rider and left a woman seriously injured. The accident involved the woman attempting to cross National Highway 4 and being struck by the two-wheeler, highlighting the need for improved road safety measures, particularly for pedestrians. The absence of safety infrastructure, such as a skywalk, has left pedestrians at risk on this perilous stretch of road.

The West Bengal government confirmed the identification of four bodies as 'jawans,' highlighting the severity of the situation. Chief Secretary VB Pathak revealed that more than 3,000 individuals, including tourists, bikers, foreigners, and hundreds of drivers, are stranded in Lachen and Lachung.

The Mico Layout traffic police in Bengaluru have arrested a biker with 99 traffic violations, prompted by a vigilant social media user's video. An FIR was filed, emphasizing the role of social media in resolving traffic issues and the swift action of the Bengaluru Traffic Police.