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CAG smells liquor scam in army canteens

CAG smells liquor scam in army canteens

CAG has noted excessive drawal of liquor by URCs, and expressed apprehension that it could make its way to open market.

7 April 2017 5:00 AM IST

Farmers from Kerala are moving out in the quest for fertile land and better farming enviorns.

Karnataka: Farmers oppose trade pact

-"Farmers in India have already borne the brunt of existing FTAs (Free Trade Agreement) such as the ASEAN-India FTA and...

6 April 2017 4:36 AM IST

Uncleared goods at the APMC Yard in Bengaluru on Tuesday owing to the truckers strike. (Photo: KPN)

Prices likely to surge in Bengaluru as truckers intensify their strike

This has led to anything between 100-120 percent increase in prices of vegetables in Bengaluru markets between early...

5 April 2017 6:17 AM IST

Tilak Devasher, former bureaucrat, author and columnist with P.S. Raghavan, convenor of National Security Advisory Board and former ambassador during the launch of the book Pakistan - Courting With Abyss in Bengaluru on Tuesday. (Photo: R. Samuel)

Pakistan failed to create an overarching national identity: Tilak...

The discussion was peppered with anecdotes and ended with a question-and-answer session.

5 April 2017 3:33 AM IST

Member of Parliament Rajeev Chandrasekhar

Sad that guardians of our borders can't protect their own land, says...

If all the land owned by the defence authorities were to be consolidated, it would be the 28th state in country.

4 April 2017 3:39 AM IST

The camps have become a lucrative business with most of them charging up to Rs 15,000 per student and they last hardly up to 2 1/2 hours a day.

Karnataka: Kids' summer camps scorching parents' pockets

Most pre-schools have launched the summer camps' sensing an opportunity.

3 April 2017 1:53 AM IST

A file photo of migrant workers in Bengaluru

Big city blues for migrant workers

The fifth biggest Metro in the country has seen heavy influx of people from other states, and may now be witnessing its...

24 March 2017 2:46 AM IST

Residents of HSR layout in Bengaluru protest agaisnt KCDCs compost plant. (Photo: DC)

Shutting down KCDC unit loss for Bengaluru, says Former MD

KCDC processes the waste by laying them in windrows in the open and sprays it with 5 per cent cow dung solution.

22 March 2017 6:44 AM IST

Bengaluru: Reasons many, but sparrows have stopped chirping

Bengaluru: Reasons many, but sparrows have stopped chirping

The common sparrow enjoys a special status in our households.

21 March 2017 2:58 AM IST

Nowadays a number of taxis are seen parked at junctions, main roads and nearly anywhere where the drivers can find space.This has compounded traffic woes and resulted in regular traffic jams in various areas.

Bengaluru: Taxis everywhere, give them bays for better traffic flow

The absence of taxi parking bays has compounded traffic woes and resulted in regular traffic jams in various areas of...

19 March 2017 2:47 AM IST

A year after the state government banned plastic bags, cups and plates, the ubiquitous plastic has made a triumphant comeback.

Plastic bags back in Bengaluru despite ban

Soon after the ban was introduced on March 11, 2016, plastic carry bags vanished from shops.

15 March 2017 4:19 AM IST

In development process gender perspective will be introduced in the department level first by the process of Gender Budgeting which will later be taken up to the Gram Panchayat level.

Karnataka State Budget to rain goodies for women

The state government is likely to table a state policy on women that may suggest some far reaching changes to empower...

8 March 2017 3:46 AM IST