Friday night on roads! Buses crawl out of Bengaluru till 2.30am | Bengaluru News

Heavy congestion and slow-moving traffic across Bengaluru’s key arterial corridors and transit hubsleave commuters frustrated as they spend hours on roads, trying to hit the highway for their long festive weekend travel BENGALURU: Residents heading out of the city for Dasara festivities Friday night faced hours of frustration as traffic congestion left long-distance buses operated…

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‘Hand grab, repeated questions’: Rapido passenger’s distressing ride raises safety concerns in Bengaluru | Bengaluru News

Rapido (Representative image) BENGALURU: For millions of daily commuters in Bengaluru, bike-taxi aggregators like Rapido have become an indispensable service, offering a quick and relatively inexpensive way to navigate the city’s notorious traffic. However, for many women, the convenience of a door-to-door ride comes with concerns about personal safety, a reality brought into focus by…

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Bulk withdrawal of Form 7 in 3 dists helps officials duck EC lens | Bengaluru News

BENGALURU: The withdrawal or preliminary rejection of bulk Form 7 applications in Belagavi, Bidar and Vijayapura has prevented election officials from initiating inquiries that could have led to penal action against objectors for filing false declarations, officials told TOI.The issue has snowballed into a controversy, with Congress govt alleging attempts to delete genuine voters from…

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Three factory workers sustain injuries in boiler blast in Bengaluru | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Three workers sustained injuries when a boiler inside a chemical factory they worked at exploded Wednesday morning in Attibele Industrial area, Bengaluru Urban district. The injured are Vineeth, Jayanna and Peer Mohammed, all in their 20s. The incident took place at Lake Chemicals Pvt Ltd and police have booked the factory in-charge, Narasimha Sharma.The…

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Former Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah gets injunction to stop sharing of two ‘sting’ videos | Bengaluru News

A sessions court has prohibited 42 media organizations from circulating two videos related to Siddaramaiah. BENGALURU: A sessions court restrained on Tuesday 42 media organisations, digital platforms and other entities from circulating two videos allegedly linking Congress Working Committee member and former Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah to a purported honey-trap controversy.The court issued the interim…

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