The three-member technical committee constituted to study the structural stability of the historic Lansdowne building, a portion of which caved in, killing four persons, is likely to visit the site on

The Congress is set to play catch-up with the ruling BJP by organising a series of tours by senior leaders, bike rallies and conventions in the run up to next year’s polls to the Legislative Assembly.

In less than a year, the Karnataka government on Monday has shunted out a key officer who headed the Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike as commissioner of the city corporation. In this case, Mr M.K.

The tussle between two former chief ministers has turned uglier with B.S. Yeddyurappa deciding to visit the drought-hit areas in Mysore and Chamarajnagar districts which were to be covered by his bete

Swayed by rumours that spread through SMSes and MMSes, over 50,000 north easterners residing in Bengaluru fled to their native states over the past two weeks. All efforts are now directed towards gett

When the people of Mavallipura protested against Bengaluru’s garbage being dumped in their village, the government and BBMP went looking for an alternative site to dump in. As if the garbage problem i

The Garden City, which could more appropriately be called ‘garbage city’ in the past few days, is getting back to its normal, better-smelling self.

The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has

The Lokayukta Court here on Monday ordered issue of summons to H.D. Balakrishne Gowda, son of former prime minister H.D. Devegowda, in connection with a disproportionate asset case filed against him.

The downpour over the last week has exposed a major recurring problem on city road. At least 20 places, huge potholes have surfaced, affecting free flow of traffic – during and after the rain. On Satu

When Agni Bhattacharya and Arjun Gandhi first visited a school in the drought-prone village of Kalliapatti in Tamil Nadu, they were only 13 years old and had no clue as to what they might find there.