Karnataka food safety officials shut the Skyye Lounge kitchen after finding rotten meat, expired dairy and other unfit food during a wider Bengaluru crackdown.
Election officials say flagged voters can seek corrections before Karnataka’s revised electoral roll is finalised.
After spending 24 hours observing a Bengaluru garbage dump, Arun Pai transformed civic responsibility into The Ugly Indian, a citizen-led movement inspiring cleaner public spaces across India.
The Bengaluru Traffic Police and the Municipal Corporations have begun removing 1,581 abandoned vehicles across the city to improve road safety, ease congestion, and reclaim valuable public space.
A viral notice from a Bengaluru eatery charging ₹1,000 per hour for meetings has reignited debate on café culture, customer responsibility and small business survival.
A pre-dawn demolition drive in Bengaluru displaces dozens of migrant families, fueling debates on timing, legality, and humanity amid rehabilitation promises.
Karnataka chooses expensive rental over cheaper purchase of road sweepers for Bengaluru, triggering political and public controversy.
A Bengaluru man’s viral post reveals how a single pothole caused expensive damage soon after costly car repair.
Frustrated by hazardous roads, Varthur residents protest, but police insist demonstrations occur only at distant designated sites.
Social worker Dushyant Dubey’s St Broseph Foundation mobilises thousands of volunteers to provide legal aid, safe housing, and mental health support for victims of abuse and neglect in urban India.
