Karnataka govt bans selfies, reels on college tours; caps travel at five days | Bengaluru News

Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar BENGALURU: The department of collegiate education has directed govt first-grade colleges to prohibit students from taking selfies or shooting reels during educational tours, citing safety concerns. Tour duration, including travel, is capped at five days.These instructions are part of a detailed set of safety guidelines issued for college excursions on Sept…

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Double-decker push: BMRCL Board to decide on 37km-to-11km plan | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: The proposal to scale down the double-decker flyover from 37km to 11km will shortly be placed before the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (BMRCL) Board for a final decision, potentially bringing an end to the prolonged uncertainty surrounding the ambitious road-and-Metro project.Sources said that BMRCL has managed to convince the state govt to reconsider…

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Announce funds for projects at Mangaluru cabinet meeting: BJP | Bengaluru News

BJP Dakshina Kannada district president Sathish Kumpala addresses the media in Mangaluru on Tuesday Mangaluru: BJP Dakshina Kannada district president Sathish Kumpala has urged the Karnataka govt to announce financial allocations along with development projects at the first cabinet meeting to be held in Mangaluru.He told reporters on Tuesday, that merely announcing projects would serve…

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Bengaluru Traffic: Bengaluru has jobs, weather and tech. Why is mobility becoming its weakest link? | Bengaluru News

The problem with Bengaluru traffic is not merely that roads are crowded. BENGALURU: Bengaluru has plenty going for it. It has the jobs, the technology industry, a huge startup ecosystem, a young workforce and weather that many other Indian metros can only envy. For years, these have helped make the city one of India’s biggest…

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In 1905, Bengaluru residents paid Re 1 a month for a single electric bulb; how the city’s electric journey began | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru residents today can power homes filled with lights, fans, appliances and gadgets with the flip of a switch. But more than a century ago, electricity was still a new and unfamiliar luxury in the city — and having a single electric bulb at home could cost just Re 1 a month. Bengaluru’s electric-lighting story…

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Theatre stalwart Chidambara Rao Jambe, who built a disciplined legacy, passes away at 77 | Bengaluru News

Acclaimed theatre director, scholar and arts administrator Chidambara Rao Jambe, fondly known as Jambe in theatre circles, passed away in Sagara Taluk on Saturday afternoon at the age of 77.After training in Yakshagana and graduating from the National School of Drama (NSD), Jambe served as the principal of Ninasam Theatre Institute for over two decades,…

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