Cops suspect techie, found dead under suspicious circumstances in Bengaluru, killed herself | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Police investigating the case of a 34-year-old software engineer, identified as Puja Dutta, who was found dead in a decomposed and naked state inside her rented house in Adugodi Monday night, suspect that she killed herself. However, the probe is on from all possible angles.Puja, originally from Dhanbad, Jharkhand, was living alone on the…

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Solar, wind energy producers get Karnataka high court protection from stricter ‘deviation’ penalty | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: The high court passed an interim order directing authorities to not enforce the revised Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) regulations against National Solar Energy Federation of India and others, including wind energy producers.Under CERC’s new Deviation Settlement Mechanism (DSM) regime, which came into effect from April 1, stakeholders are required to declare in advance…

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Mangoes being tested for carbide residue in Karnataka | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: In tandem with Telangana’s crackdown on chemically ripened mangoes, Karnataka authorities have also stepped up surveillance. Health department officials said mango samples from Kolar, the state’s largest supply hub, are being tested for chemical residue. “Tests for chemical traces are also being conducted on fruits from other regions sold in Bengaluru markets,” an official…

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Failed students must register for SSLC exam-2, says Karnataka minister | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Karnataka govt has made it mandatory for students who failed in SSLC examination-1 to register for the upcoming examination-2.Issuing instructions to deputy directors across the state, school education and literacy minister S Madhu Bangarappa Monday said steps must be taken to ensure 45,415 students who did not clear the first exam are registered and…

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Bengaluru doctors warn of food spoilage as summer heat boils over | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: The shocking news of a family of four dying of suspected food poisoning in Mumbai has made food safety a hot topic of discussion. In Bengaluru, where temperatures continue to climb, experts are urging people to prioritise hygienic preparation, storage and consumption to reduce the risk of spoilage and infection.“Warm temperatures and humidity create…

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No shade, no pause: Bengaluru’s frontline workers bear brunt of summer | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: As the scorching sun tightens its grip on the city, many residents seek refuge indoors. But for those at the bottom of the urban workforce, there is no escape. Delivery agents, Accredited Social Health Activists, and waste collectors continue their daily routines under punishing heat, navigating long hours without access to drinking water, toilets…

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