Entertainment at what cost? The heart-wrenching death of six-year-old Ahan Bhandari at Garuda Mall on Sunday last after he fell off the malls fourth floor, might at least awaken all concerned to the perils of product promotions and entertainment packages that malls showcase...
Were shocked: City docs Doctors in the City are shell-shocked over the suspected involvement of a Bangalore doctor in the failed terror attack in the UK...
Flying high International kite-flying father-son duo comprising V K Rao and K Niranjan Rao Kadam flew a gigantic kite in the shape of Taj Mahal to promote ...
At home in Bengalooru for American I-Day This year too, Americans are believed to have spent over US$275 million on hamburgers and hot dogs as they celebrated their nations independence. Americans in Bangalore, who missed relishing the goodies back in the USA, were perfectly at home in celebrating their Independence Day in the City...
Flying high : International kite-flying father-son duo comprising V K Rao and K Niranjan Rao Kadam flew a gigantic 11 feet high kite in the shape of Taj Mahal to promote awareness and endorse support to the monument of love as one of the seven wonders of the world.DH photo/ Nagesh Polali.
Why is Bangalore/ Karnataka turning into a hub of terror network? What should the authorities do to prevent the youth from becoming pawns in the hands of terrorist groups?
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