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Bengaluru convict caught on CCTV fleeing Kidwai Hospital during oral cancer treatment
Convicted oral cancer patient Chaitanya Kalyani escaped from Kidwai Hospital in Bengaluru while receiving treatment. CCTV footage shows him fleeing through a stairwell, evading hospital staff and prison guards during a brief window on Monday afternoon.
Vishnuvardhan, Saroja Devi to receive Karnataka Ratna posthumously; State recommends Bharat Ratna for Kuvempu: Report
Karnataka honors Vishnuvardhan and B Saroja Devi with state's highest civilian award, Karnataka Ratna, posthumously. The Cabinet also recommends Bharat Ratna for poet Kuvempu, recognizing their significant contributions to cinema and literature.
Kerala preparing to tackle ubranisation challenges: Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan emphasized the state's need to address rapid urbanization at the Urban Conclave in Kochi. With urban growth exceeding the national average, he highlighted challenges like urban poverty and infrastructure. Initiatives like "One Lakh Enterprises in One Year" have created jobs and investments. The state aims to be free of extreme poverty by Kerala Piravi Day, with a focus on sustainable urban development.
Assam murder case: Husband allegedly kills wife, teen son before taking own life
In Assam's Darrang, a government employee allegedly killed his wife and 13-year-old son with a sharp weapon before committing suicide. The family was found dead at home, with no clear motive established. Police are investigating the tragic incident.
Bengaluru metro used to transport live human heart for life-saving surgery
Bengaluru Metro transported a live human heart for urgent surgery, covering seven stations in 20 minutes. Medical team coordinated with metro officials to ensure swift, safe organ transfer, marking another successful emergency medical transport in the city.
J&K: Pilgrimage to Vaishno Devi shrine to resume on September 14
Vaishno Devi shrine pilgrimage resumes September 14, 19 days after a deadly landslide killed 34 pilgrims. Officials advise carrying valid ID, following pathways, and checking the shrine board's website for updates and support.
Private bus driver stripped and beaten in Bengaluru for sexually harassing minor girl
A private bus driver was stripped and beaten in Bengaluru after sexually harassing a 15-year-old girl by demanding a kiss and misbehaving with her. He was arrested under POCSO Act following public assault and intervention by police.
Three dead, two injured in Sikkim landslide
Three family members died and two, including a child, were injured in a Sikkim landslide. Rescue teams faced challenges but managed to save survivors. The state government expressed condolences and committed to supporting affected families.
Over 200 Karnataka tourists forced into bars after hotel evictions amid Nepal Gen Z protests
Over 200 Karnataka tourists are stranded in Kathmandu, forced out of hotels and airport amid Nepal protests. Seeking shelter in bars, they await evacuation while government officials coordinate their return through New Delhi flights.
Manipur: Naga body suspends ‘trade embargo’ following govt assurance
Naga body United Naga Council suspends trade embargo after Manipur government's appeal, promising dialogue on border fencing and prior consultation with stakeholders before proceeding with international border works.
Noida curbs powers of engineers, ACEOs to regulate funds
Noida Authority limits engineers' and ACEOs' powers for fund management, mandating CEO approval and e-tenders for works between ₹1 lakh to ₹2 crore, aiming to reduce discretionary spending and ensure proper fund utilization.
Ghaziabad: 2.7 km link road in Raj Nagar Extension in shambles
A 2.7-km link road in Raj Nagar Extension remains underdeveloped, with only five metres of the proposed 24-metre road existing. Seven high-rises, schools, and colleges suffer from poor infrastructure, dusty pathways, and safety concerns despite ongoing development plans.
GIMS to launch anaesthesia fellowship from January 2026
GIMS will launch a one-year anaesthesia fellowship in January 2026, accredited by AORA India. The program will admit one postgraduate doctor, offering structured training in regional blocks and perioperative pain management, aiming to enhance medical education standards.
Bengaluru auto driver spends 1.5 hours helping woman find lost AirPods: 'Not all heroes wear capes'
A Bengaluru auto driver spent 1.5 hours helping a passenger find her lost AirPods, overcoming language barriers and tracking down another passenger who had taken them, ultimately reuniting her with the device.
Two held for smuggling Acacia catechu wood in Noida
Two men were arrested in Noida for smuggling 55 quintals of Acacia catechu wood from Bihar, hidden under bananas and banana leaves. They lacked proper permits and were caught while transporting the wood to Delhi-NCR, with wood valued at ₹50 lakh.
Greater Noida: Sewage plant mooted in IT City to reduce groundwater dependence
Greater Noida plans a 12 MLD sewage treatment plant in IT City, costing ₹42 crore, to meet National Green Tribunal standards. The plant will use advanced technology to improve water quality, reduce groundwater dependence, and enable water recycling for industrial use.
