The city police have filed a formal interim chargesheet, charging French diplomat Pascal Mazurier with raping his three-and-half-year-old daughter. “The city police have chargesheeted Mr Mazurier unde

India’s plans to put a second native son into space, the first from an indigenously made Indian space rocket in the next five years, have fizzled out.

Dr K. Radhakrishnan, Chairman, Indian Space Rese

It is official. Indians cannot look forward to a ride into space for at least another five years.

Namma Metro’s Reach-1 will complete one year of operation in October and the 6.7 km-long stretch sees a passenger inflow of around 25,000 every day. The next big launch will be that of Reach-3 in a co

Yet another life was lost when traffic police allegedly jumped at a motorbike rider for riding without a helmet on Magadi Road on Sunday. Balakrishnan, a 55-year old motorbike rider and a resident of

The weak monsoon over Bengaluru and other parts of the state has hit the annual bird migration. The warblers which arrive in the city by mid-August have given a miss this year. It’s September already

With people already wary of lottery scandals, are scamsters turning to SIM card cloning? Airtel users received messages on Sunday from what seemed to be the service provider asking customers to switch

Will the week-long ceasefire offered by the state government motivate the Maoists, holed up in the hills of Malnad, to surrender or give them crucial time to move to safer areas? The Anti-Naxal Force

While talk of India developing a ballistic missile defence system or a Ballistic Missile Shield have been doing the rounds since 1997 or so, it was only recently that the top brass of Defence Research

Philanthropy is greatest when it comes from the heart. Aida Margaret D’Cunha is now the chairperson of the Federation of Konkan Catholic Association, the vice president of Abhay, an NGO working toward