Pregnant Jersey cow electrocuted during rain in Bengaluru, owner blames Bescom | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: A 47-year-old dairy farmer lost his pregnant Jersey cow worth over Rs 1.3 lakh after it was electrocuted allegedly due to a faulty underground Bescom cable during heavy rain in Nagarabhavi, west Bengaluru, Monday evening.According to the complaint filed by Prakash, who owns around 15 cows and runs a dairy business, the incident occurred…

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After Supreme Court order, Bengaluru building shelters for 2k stray dogs | Bengaluru News

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3 Maharashtra women nabbed for robbing passengers in Bengaluru | Bengaluru News

An illustration shows Railway Protection Force officers detaining three suspected women thieves at KR Puram railway station in Bengaluru, while a separate scene depicts the alleged modus operandi of quietly unzipping a female passenger’s handbag in a crowded train coach without her noticing. Bengaluru: Railway Protection Force (RPF) caught three women from Maharashtra at KR…

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Ready for debate, 80% farmers OK with Bidadi township project: DKS | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Days after former Prime Minister and JD(S) supremo HD Deve Gowda hurled allegations of “land mafia” over the proposed Rs 18,000-crore Bidadi township project, deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar Wednesday challenged him and his son, Union minister HD Kumaraswamy, to an open debate in three days.“Kumaraswamy wanted a debate (on the Bidadi township project)….

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GCCs offer 9.8% salary hikes, premium pay for AI skills: Report | Bengaluru News

GCCs are maintaining a healthy pace of talent expansion, although hiring is becoming more selective Bengaluru: In 2026, GCCs in India are paying higher salary increases than traditional IT services firms, even as compensation patterns become increasingly differentiated, driven by AI-led pay polarisation and a growing emphasis on skills.The sector is registering an average annual…

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