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‘You can’t be loose-tongued’: HC tells Ranveer
Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh got interim relief from the Karnataka High Court midweek, with the court directing the police not to take any coercive steps against him in a case linked to allegedly mocking a
Jobs are back but degrees aren’t enough
OB Bureau Employers across India are opening their doors to freshers — but with a clear filter. According to the TeamLease EdTech report, nearly 73% of employers plan to hire freshers between January and June
Eleven years later…
Byline: Rakesh Ganesh After more than a decade of waiting, Karnataka find themselves back on Indian domestic cricket’s grandest stage, and the sense of déjà vu is hard to ignore. A commanding first-innings lead against
Protest songs strike back
Byline: Panizza Allmark & Jon Stratton In January, over the course of three days, Bruce Springsteen wrote, recorded and released the political protest song Streets of Minneapolis. The song’s release was a matter of urgency
It’s all happening for Yash
OB Bureau The makers of director Geethu Mohandas’s much-awaited action entertainer Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups dropped a hard-hitting teaser on Friday, sending fans into a frenzy. And if first impressions are anything to go
The 2 am food fix
Byline: Sarwar Borah In Bangalore, sleep is often deferred, negotiated with, or abandoned altogether. Long after office towers go dark and residential streets fall silent, the city continues to breathe through its late-night food joints.
The new rules of space
Byline: Bindu Gopal Rao When IT couple Dhruv and Anita Rao moved to Bangalore, they needed a home close to their workplace. They found a home that was smaller than they anticipated. But since it
All-in on AI
Byline: Ravi Kiran Bangalore’s artificial intelligence ambitions took centre stage in New Delhi midweek, as Karnataka showcased its growing clout in AI and deep technology at the India AI Impact Summit 2026. The state arrived
B’lore’s garbage War: DKS fires fresh warning
OB Bureau The city’s festering garbage row has turned into a full-blown political slugfest, with Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar firing a blunt warning at BJP MLAs blocking waste trucks in their constituencies. “We will
