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The Karnataka government will make helmets compulsory for pillion riders, including children, from November.

The Karnataka government will make helmets compulsory for pillion riders, including children, from November.

Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) is conducting a population based study on various causes of diabetes in the country.

A high court division bench on Wednesday adjourned the hearing to Monday of a PlL filed by the Karnataka State Chartered Accountants Association while asking the Union government to respond.

A high court division bench on Wednesday adjourned the hearing to Monday of a PlL filed by the Karnataka State Chartered Accountants Association while asking the Union government to respond.

The effects of ban on cow slaughter are being felt now as the Muslim community gets set to observe Eid-ul-Adha on Friday. The custom is to offer a qurbani (sacrifice) by slaughtering a goat.

"Neither Bengalureans nor the babus is smart, then why call the city smart?" asked TV Ramachandra, professor and chairman of the Centre for Ecological Sciences, IISc, on Wednesday.

"Neither Bengalureans nor the babus is smart, then why call the city smart?" asked TV Ramachandra, professor and chairman of the Centre for Ecological Sciences, IISc, on Wednesday.

A 53-year-old man who was just another auto driver in Coimbatore never thought even in his wildest dreams that he would walk on the red carpet in Venice one day.

It's barely been three days since Bharathiar University vice-chancellor James G Pitchai retired from office, and skeletons have already started tumbling out of his closet.

In a bid to commemorate the brave warriors who fought during the Indo-Pakistan War of 1965, five members from INS Agrani set out on a five day bike expedition from the Agrani headquarters on Wednesday morning.

More than 100 cadres of Adi Tamizar Peravai party were arrested by Tiruchengode police in Namakkal district on Wednesday when they continued to protest after police officials asked them to disperse.

Two Asaram Bapu devotees have confessed that they were involved in two murders (out of three) and all the six assaults made on witnesses in rape cases lodged against their guru and his son across India.

Dengue has gripped the Tricity in its deadly tentacles, causing the death of a city resident for the first time this year and leaving 228 people battling to regain health in hospitals and private clinics.

With the recent spell of heavy rains being seen as a danger sign for the spread of dengue, residents are demanding the intensification of fogging exercises.

Four Burail jail inmates escaped from the district court in Sector 43 on Wednesday.

While the rain that came as a welcome relief for residents of the Tricity - bringing down temperatures at day and night - recorded a whopping 101mm from Tuesday evening to Wednesday morning, it also disrupted routines of many in the city and adjoining areas by delaying trains, cutting down power and causing roads to cave in.

Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) earned more than Rs 170.93 crore through the auction of various commercial sites in the Sector-70, Community Centre on Wednesday.

Chandigarh Police are still groping in the dark over the murder of Mohali-based advocate Sukhmanpreet Singh alias Sippy Sidhu, as they have failed to come out with any concrete clue.

With no proper guidance, young students - who come from orphanages or are abandoned by their families - consider very limited career options to take up after they complete schooling.

Shutting water supply to fountains, regular fogging and special awareness camps were among the measures the municipal corporation (MC) would undertake to fight the dengue outbreak in the city.

Junior squash players from Thane won top medals at the 40th Bombay gymkhana Maharashtra Open Squash Championship, a three-star tournament that attracted country’s best players in junior and senior categories.

Differential treatment towards Dalit children is as much a reality in private schools as it is in anganwadis, speakers observed at a seminar on Wednesday.

Differential treatment towards Dalit children is as much a reality in private schools as it is in anganwadis, speakers observed at a seminar on Wednesday.

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) attached to the Karnataka Lokayukta, which is investigating the illegal ironore export case, conducted searches at seven places, including the palatial house of former minister G Janardhana Reddy, in Ballari on Wednesday.