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Dance like you’re due
Strap: From twerking to belly rolls, can dancing really help bring on labour? Science weighs in Blurb: Many women seek non-pharmacological options (not involving medications) during labour. Especially early in labour, dancing may decrease the
Year of Underdogs
Straps: Trophy droughts ended, legends born — 2025 is turning out to be the year the underdogs finally had their say Blurb: For years, Paris Saint-Germain chased the Champions League like a mirage—close enough to
Jaws at 50: Still biting!
Strap: From blockbuster thrills to conservation chills, the great white shark still looms large—in pop culture and the ocean Blurb: Following the movies that made up the Jaws franchise, there was an increase in hunting
Colour me home!
Strap: Four top designers reveal how the right shades can shape mood, expand space, and reflect your style Byline: Bhuvana Shridhar As Bangalore’s demand for distinctive home design grows, many residents find themselves unsure about
Ban & Backlash
Strap (Page 1): Commuters stranded, gig workers shattered as bike taxi ban disrupts daily travel and livelihoods alike Strap (Page 8&9): The bikes are gone, but the fight is on — Bangalore’s gig workers demand
Milk Wars 2.0
Strap: Congress faces fire as Amul’s metro entry threatens to derail its Kannada pride pitch Blurb: In a move seen as contradictory to its earlier position, the Congress has approved 10 Amul kiosks across various
Monsoon on replay
Strap: Flooded streets, stalled lives — citizens speak out on why monsoon in Bangalore feels like a crisis on loop Byline: Bindu Gopal Rao Red. Yellow. Orange. This monsoon, these aren’t just colours on a
Step into a Van Gogh painting this June 29
OB Bureau Bangalore, brace yourself. Starting June 29, you won’t just see a Van Gogh—you’ll step inside one. “The Real Van Gogh Immersive Experience” is coming to Bharatiya Mall, promising an electrifying, 30-minute dive into
‘Feeding vote banks!’ BJP tears into minority quota boost
OB Bureau The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) launched a sharp attack on the state government’s decision to increase reservation for minorities under state housing schemes, calling the move “blatantly unconstitutional” and driven by “appeasement politics”.
