Kannada activists withdraw Karnataka bandh call after meeting CM DK Shivakumar

Kannada activists withdrew their bandh call after meeting Chief Minister DK Shivakumar. BENGALURU: Karnataka chief minister DK Shivakumar on Thursday said Kannada activists had withdrawn their bandh call after meeting him, as the state Assembly began its proceedings.CM Shivakumar said representatives of Kannada organisations had met him and subsequently decided to withdraw the bandh, news…

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Karnataka bandh, Cauvery row and traffic disruptions, here’s what’s trending today in Bengaluru

The protest comes in the backdrop of renewed tensions over Karnataka’s apprehensions over sharing of its waters and demands for a tough stand on Cauvery issue and long-pending projects such as Mekedatu and Mahadayi. BENGALURU: Cauvery water dispute has made Karnataka bandh the top agenda for Bengaluru on Thursday with pro-Kannada organizations calling for a…

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Bengaluru sees low response as schools, shops function normally, partial shutdown in Ramanagara

Metro rail, KSRTC and private buses, cabs and autos are also running normally. BENGALURU: Bengaluru witnessed a low response to the bandh in the morning, with most schools, colleges and other educational institutions functioning normally.Hotels, eataries, shops, commerical establishments and malls are running the business normally.Metro rail, KSRTC and private buses, cabs and autos are…

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Karnataka takes on India’s public data discovery problem by launching Tathyakosh.in

Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge launches Tathyakosh.in, a digital platform featuring more than 1.5 million public datasets, at Vikas Soudha in Bengaluru on Wednesday. Bengaluru: India’s artificial intelligence (AI) ambitions could hit a major roadblock if researchers and startups are unable to find the data they need at the right time. Seeking to bridge this gap…

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New thin film could make heat sensors more sensitive

(Left to right): JNCASR team Bivas Saha, Sourav Rudra, Diksha Dadhich, Renuka Karanje and Dheemahi Rao. Bengaluru: A new thin-film material developed by researchers in Bengaluru could lead to more sensitive devices for detecting heat and temperature, including applications in thermal imaging and measuring tiny changes in heat flow.Made from scandium nitride, the material produces…

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