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The incident occurred at Freedom Park recently where the constable was deployed on duty, police said.
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Karnataka held talks with global and Indian firms on data centres, AI and manufacturing, exploring investment and expansion opportunities on the sidelines of WEF Davos.
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Backed by Toyota Mobility Foundation and WRI India, pilot aims to push metro and bus usage among corporate employees in Bengaluru
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Bengaluru’s average commuting speed stood at 16.6kmph in 2025, with commuters covering an average distance of 4.2km per trip.
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Karnataka’s Centre for e-Governance has identified a fully furnished 20,000 sq ft facility in Bengaluru, with CoE operating under IndiaAI Mission’s 40:40:20 funding model.
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In a post on social media platform X, Mobiikey co-founder Ravichandra Reddy said he had applied for a BWSSB water connection for a multi-house building, but alleged bribe rates doubled as the process progressed, forcing him to arrange funds through EMIs.
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The Hosur airport project, proposed by the Tamil Nadu government, has long been positioned as a strategic alternative to Kempegowda International Airport (KIA), particularly for south Bengaluru, where residents face long travel times to the city’s only operational airport.
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Kruthika Jayatheertha, a former senior user experience researcher at Microsoft in Bengaluru, also acknowledged that the decision was possible largely due to her family’s financial situation.
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The 148-km Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project with four corridors has been delayed by 41 months from its original Centre-approved timeline
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'I was little worried,' Kiran Rajput shared. 'I had laptop behind the driver’s seat.. I ensured car door is locked. Discussions went on for 10-15 mins. By now I realised it’s a scam, they started to negotiate with me from Rs 2,000 to Rs 10,000.'
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The main accused was identified as Reshma, 42, a resident of Devarajeevanahalli. She, along with the two teenagers, was arrested and later remanded to judicial custody.
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According to the car driver, the confrontation began after he objected to the rider’s alleged reckless behaviour, which included lane-cutting, performing stunts, violating traffic rules and riding without a helmet.
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Nine states join the India pavilion at the World Economic Forum annual meeting to attract global investments
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ITPB Metro Skywalk, linking Pattandur Agrahara Metro Station on Purple Line with ITPB and Park Square Mall, is expected to benefit over 55,000 professionals in Whitefield.
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The project, spread across about 9.17 acres, offers 3BHK residences. Ticket prices start from Rs 1.64 crore onwards to Rs 2.20 crore depending on size, floor and location. The apartment sizes range between 1,446 sqft and 1,826 sqft.
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The Yelahanka-Dharmavaram line would be the second section in the Bengaluru division to be upgraded to 130 kmph after the Bengaluru-Jolarpettai stretch
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Police seized 101 grams of cocaine, 481 grams of hydro ganja, mobile phones used in the crimes, and two-wheelers from the accused, with a total estimated value of around Rs 1 crore, a press release said.
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On social media, users highlighted the changing trends in the tech industry and how it's forming a divide between new hires on such exorbitant salaries and older employees who only get an annual hike.
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Bengaluru Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) says it is among the first water utilities globally to adopt the patented technology at this scale, aimed at detecting inefficient pumps and improving energy efficiency and sustainability.
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'The climb tested every ounce of my physical and mental strength,' Aritra Roy said, adding that the climb was a personal trial.
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As the video went viral, social media users appeared to be divided, with one section of users condemning the violent act while others questioned why the home guard felt compelled to give unsolicited advice, especially after the woman had an unpleasant experience.
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Pankaj Tanwar said he spent around two hours in a detailed discussion with the Bengaluru police officers about the AI-powered helmets and how it can be integrated into the city's existing traffic management system.
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Cities that find a balance between providing economic opportunities and fostering a safe public environment work best for women. This can happen only when governments, employers and society pull in the same direction
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Six people, including women, were standing outside the restaurant when the vehicle hurtled towards them
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The driver, who was supposed to take a left turn, instead jumped the divider and hit the wall of the restaurant Barbeque Nation, causing severe damage to the restaurant wall.
