At 100-day mark, Siddaramaiah tells DKS govt ‘you’re on the right track’ | Bengaluru News

CM DK Shivakumar, former CM Siddaramaiah and DCM G Parameshwara at Vidhana Soudha on Thursday BENGALURU: Former chief minister and Congress Working Committee member Siddaramaiah on Thursday gave the DK Shivakumar-led government a positive assessment of its first 100 days, but urged it to fulfil the remaining poll promises, continue the five guarantees and address…

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When a dog’s nose meets AI: Bengaluru startup’s hunt for cancer in human breath | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru scientists are training dogs to detect cancer using breath samples ( AFP image) BENGALURU: The test begins with something almost deceptively simple: A person breathes into a specially designed mask for about 10 minutes.There is no needle, no scan and no elaborate procedure for the person being tested. What the mask captures, however, is…

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In 1898, Bombay was the top pick for India’s first science institute; Bengaluru got it instead — and became India’s silicon hub | Bengaluru News

Jamsetji Tata’s vision led to the Indian Institute of Science’s establishment in Bengaluru Today, Bengaluru is widely associated with science, technology, research and startups. But in the late 1800s, when Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata began working on his plan for a world-class research institution in India, the city was hardly the obvious choice. Bengaluru was a…

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In 1905, Bengaluru’s streets went electric; the power came from Shivanasamudra, a hydro plant built to power Kolar’s gold mines | Bengaluru News

Image Used For Representational Purpose Only Bengaluru began using electricity for street lighting, with power supplied by the hydroelectric project at Shivanasamudra. The project generated electricity using the flow of the Cauvery river. The Shivanasamudra hydroelectric project was developed primarily to supply electricity to the Kolar Gold Fields (KGF), then one of India’s major gold-mining…

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New hope for snakebite victims: IISc develops first recombinant antivenom | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Snakebites kill around 50,000 Indians annually. In a groundbreaking achievement, Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bengaluru, in collaboration with Denmark Technical University, has created a lab-made antivenom specifically designed to combat venom from lethal cobras and king cobras.The recombinant nanobody-antivenom combines five different nanobodies that successfully neutralise various cobra venoms. The study was…

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Bengaluru man accused of killing kids breaks down: ‘Wife got new job, found chats with male colleague’ | Bengaluru News

A 40-year-old man allegedly killed his two minor daughters before attempting suicide at a five-star hotel. BENGALURU: “I killed them because I loved them and was worried about their future,” SG Imran told investigators after allegedly strangling his two young daughters at a hotel near Kempegowda International Airport last month.The 40-year-old manager at a local…

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