Setbacks for ST legislators could dent Congress’ tribal support | Bengaluru News

Supporters of Satish Jarkiholi protest ED raids on the public works minister, in Bengaluru on Friday Bengaluru: Setbacks involving Scheduled Tribe (ST) functionaries in Congress are raising concern that such disputes could feed discontent among sections of the state’s tribal electorate.Developments involving former minister B Nagendra, public works minister Satish Jarkiholi and former minister KN…

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Karnataka govt fills potholes near MS Bldg with jet-patchers | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Govt Friday launched a pothole-filling exercise in one of Bengaluru’s VIP areas by deploying a jet-patcher — specifically used to spray-fill surface-level potholes without affecting traffic — on Devaraj Urs Road, which hosts MS Building (home to hundreds of bureaucrats and Karnataka Lokayukta) and just minutes from the twin Soudhas.Bengaluru development minister Krishna Byre…

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Residents allege trees in Bengaluru’s Vijayanagar poisoned to bypass felling norms | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Environmental activists and residents of Vijayanagar have alleged that unidentified persons deliberately poisoned at least two roadside trees by drilling holes into their trunks and injecting chemicals, apparently to kill them and avoid the legal process required for tree felling.According to the GBA forest wing, an FIR has already been registered.The allegation surfaced after…

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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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