Former President Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam has advised doctors to go to villages and serve the poor.

At the 14th annual convocation of Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) on Saturday, he

It was a scam within a scam.

While question papers are being leaked galore, Saturday saw a fake question paper leak cause a scare among students, accustomed to often waking up to them lately.

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The residents of Bro Maganza Road off St Mark’s Cross Road have a miserable time on weekends when other Bengalureans relax and enjoy themselves.

For, walking or driving along this stretch of road me

Vehicular movement will restricted from Ring Road junction on Mysore Road to Hosa Guddadahalli junction between April 1 and 3 in view of Gali Anjaneya Swamy temple car festival and Sri Rama Venugopal

Senior-most IPS officer of 1977 batch, Abdul Rehman Infant on Saturday took charge as the new (concurrent) Director General and Inspector General of Police.

He continues to hold the substantive char

Karnataka's Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department has wasted Rs 54.53 crore by entrusting to a private company the computerisation project to digitise the data collected through a house

The CID Forest Cell raided a Kannada television channel premises in the City and rescued three cobras which were being used in a reality show.

A notice has been served on the channel and three perso

The dosa might not inspire poets and sonnets, but biting into a crunchy and khara Udupi one with a portly dollop of ghee is akin to finding heaven for a South Indian food lover. So if you are near Mah

“Gangarams has been a constant milestone in my experience of Bangalore since I first came here. I shall miss it dearly.”

The words were written by Girish Karnad in the bookstore’s “final” guestbook.

The Karnataka Assembly panel constituted to investigate the “porn film scandal” involving three former BJP ministers — Laxman Savadi, C.C. Patil and Krishna Palemar — has let all three off the hook.