Many English medium schools in the city have an abysmally low admission rate, thanks to poor quality of infrastructure and teaching facilities. The District Information System for Education (DISE) re

A guy with a passion and a dream to fly —and yes, it’s taking him places. Bengaluru’s very own RJ Prithvi is flying high, quite literally. He is the only one in the city to own a two-seater Powered Pa

Has the Central Empowered Committee become a friend of the mining industry in its final final report?
Petitioners before the Supreme Court, Mr S.R. Hiremath and Prof Vishnu Kamath, have urged the CEC

The BWSSB is getting ready to tackle flashfloods and overflowing manholes as the city has been receiving rains for the last few days. It has purchased 42 jetting machines that will clear the blocked u

Bharat Earth Movers Ltd, which is facing allegations that it was involved in cheating an iron ore trading company to the tune of several crores, has tried to come out clean.

A private complaint was

The alleged illegal mining case against three former chief ministers – S.M. Krishna, N. Dharam Singh and H.D. Kumaraswamy – reached the Supreme Court-constituted Central Empowered Committee on Friday.

A vacation bench of the Karnataka High Court on Friday ordered notices to the Ministry of civil aviation, chairman of the Airports Authority of India and Chief Executive Officer, of Bangalore Internat

At a time when the State BJP is facing embarrassing charges of nepotism and corruption, picking tainted corporators as city fathers has dealt another blow to the party's image and to the citizens' hop

Increasing Talibanisation of Pakistan and shifting of terror focus from AfPak region would pose a serious security threat to India in the next two years, Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal N.A.K. Br

The Taliban threat and instability in the Af-Pak region can have its fallout on India's security in the next two years, Air Chief Marshal N. A. K. Browne warned on Saturday.

"2013 and 2014 are cruci