Bengaluru

ABB innovation hosted an event in Bengaluru that brought together over 1,000 experts from 37 countries. The gathering focused on collaborative technological advancements.

A man from Bengaluru was arrested for attempting to kill his pregnant wife. The couple had been fighting frequently after learning about her pregnancy, with disputes arising from domestic issues and arguments over the man's first marriage.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) has filed an application with the Supreme Court to postpone Bengaluru's civic polls to December, citing the ongoing Karnataka State of the City Report (SIR) exercise. The application, submitted on July 9, claims that the administrative resources of the five city corporations are fully occupied with the SIR process.

CM Shivakumar stated that some Bengaluru footpath vendors may face tough consequences. He assured that evicted vendors will be provided alternative places.

An Air India flight from Thiruvananthapuram to Bengaluru aborted takeoff due to a technical snag. Passengers remain onboard while the airline arranges an alternate flight to Bengaluru.

The Karnataka government issued crèche/daycare guidelines in 2015, but enforcement remains weak as highlighted by an alleged child abuse incident at a Bengaluru center for Capgemini employees. No nodal agency has been appointed to monitor compliance, according to Shilpa Elizabeth and Rashmi Patil.

The Bengaluru Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) states there is enough water for 3-4 months in Bengaluru, while experts urge groundwater regulation and water circularity. Water conservation norms from the 2024 summer crisis are being reintroduced amid growing calls for long-term water management solutions.

Flinders University will open a new campus in Bengaluru in 2027. The initiative marks the university's expansion into India.

DXC, an enterprise technology and innovation company, has opened an AI-first customer experience centre in Bengaluru. The company provides software, services, and solutions to global enterprises and public sector organisations.

Namma Metro Green Line services in Bengaluru were delayed due to a signaling problem during morning peak hours. The disruption affected train movements across the entire 33.46-km route connecting Madavara and Silk Institute.

Customs seized two Toyota Land Cruisers from Bengaluru as part of Operation Numkhor, increasing the total number of vehicles seized to 60.

The Lokayukta in Bengaluru conducted raids at seven locations linked to two government land allotment cases. Officials are accused of facilitating the wrongful allocation of over 13 acres of government land in Hunasamaranahalli to private individuals.

Dutch ice cream brand Magnum has opened a new R&D and innovation centre in Bengaluru. The facility focuses on research and development for the brand's product innovations.

Rains have increased in some regions, but Bengaluru has not received rainfall. The weather situation remains mixed across areas.

A Guinness record plantation drive in Bengaluru has drawn criticism for neglecting saplings. The initiative, aimed at setting a record, faces backlash over the poor care of planted trees.

Six individuals were booked in Bengaluru for obstructing an ambulance.

The CBI in Bengaluru has filed chargesheets in cases involving homebuyers' fraud. This legal action addresses fraudulent activities affecting property buyers.

A student was found dead at Sankey tank in Bengaluru. The incident was reported in the news.

A woman was arrested in Bengaluru's J.P. Nagar rowdy-sheeter murder case after CCTV footage showed her guiding the killers. The incident highlights a criminal investigation involving surveillance evidence.

Karnataka Chief Minister Shivakumar announced that street vendors in Bengaluru will be relocated to alternative spaces instead of being displaced. Registered vendors will receive pushcarts, and sufficient funds are guaranteed for the New Anubhava Mantapa project at Basavakalyan.

The Safe Footpath Campaign in Bengaluru has led to the eviction of hundreds of street vendors and the seizure of their goods over the past week. The conflict highlights tensions between the campaign and vendors over public space usage.

Food facilities are being sought for CAR personnel posted in Bengaluru, as they spend ₹80-₹120 daily on meals and often resort to roadside food, causing financial strain and health issues.

Bikers performed wheelies in front of an ambulance in Bengaluru, endangering a patient's life. Witnesses reported that the riders were not wearing helmets and the two-wheelers had non-visible number plates.

A Cathay Pacific Airways flight from Bengaluru to Hong Kong emitted smoke upon landing due to an overheated air-conditioning system, with no injuries reported. The smoke dissipated quickly as the system cooled after the A330 aircraft landed at Hong Kong International Airport.

Hyderabad-Bengaluru bus passengers can now receive free rides to Shamshabad via RTC’s Pushpak bus services. The initiative is specifically aimed at passengers traveling between Hyderabad and Bengaluru.

Five individuals were arrested in Bengaluru following a woman's allegation of gangrape. The incident has drawn attention to ongoing security concerns in the city.

A BMTC electric bus collided with the rear of a stationary Vayu Vajra bus at a traffic signal in Bengaluru's K.R. Circle, injuring five people.

Three people were arrested in Bengaluru following a quarry collapse that resulted in seven deaths. The incident highlights safety concerns in the area.

Aravind Srinivas, CEO of Perplexity, argues the American dream remains alive due to the US's risk-seeking culture and supportive startup environment. He contrasts this with other countries where deference to authority is more common, though the article notes challenges like US immigration policy changes and India's growing entrepreneurial scene.

Bengaluru has recorded the highest number of deaths due to civic negligence for six consecutive years, raising questions about the effectiveness of administrative changes. The article examines whether major administrative overhauls have led to improvements.

A boulder collapse near Bengaluru at a quarry resulted in fatalities, with most workers being migrant laborers from Yadgir, Raichur, Jharkhand, Bihar, and Madhya Pradesh. Half-eaten meals remained at the site where the incident occurred.

An elderly couple in Bengaluru was defrauded of ₹3.17 crore through a 'digital arrest' cyber fraud. The scam involved a digital deception targeting the couple, resulting in a significant financial loss.

A bomb threat email was received by ISRO staff in Bengaluru, leading to the evacuation of the organization's headquarters for a thorough search. The email was received post-lunch.

Eight workers were killed in a massive rock collapse at a stone quarry near Bengaluru. Several victims were daily-wage labourers from Bihar. Rescue operations continue as authorities investigate potential safety violations and negligence.

Police summoned creche staff at Capgemini in Bengaluru over child abuse allegations. HAL police registered an FIR against workers at Little Buds Day Care on June 29.

Seven people were killed when a boulder collapsed at a stone quarry on the outskirts of Bengaluru. Several laborers are missing, and the death toll is expected to rise.

A Bengaluru college student has alleged that their private photos were leaked online and that they are facing AI deepfake threats. Cyber police have registered a case in response to the incident.

A safe footpath campaign in Bengaluru gained attention when senior Norwegian Embassy officials ran along the city's footpaths and shared a video praising the experience. The initiative highlights efforts to promote pedestrian-friendly infrastructure in the Indian city.

HSBC plans to establish an integrated campus in Bengaluru. India is recognized as a key talent center and market for HSBC, as stated by Georges Elhedery, the group CEO of HSBC.

A First Information Report (FIR) has been filed in Bengaluru against crèche staff over allegations of physical abuse and cruelty towards children. The case involves claims of mistreatment directed at the children in their care.