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Relentless rain fill reservoirs, rivers swell across Karnataka

Kabini rose six feet in a single day, and the Dhupadal Reservoir near Ghataprabha has reached full capacity.

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Neymar retires from Brazil after FIFA World Cup exit

Neymar, 34, played his first game for Brazil on 9 August, 2010 — a friendly against the US.

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India seek series lifeline in 3rd T20I against England

Under new skipper Shreyas Iyer, India have lost three out of their four games including a humiliating 0-2 series loss to Ireland.

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Amit Shah visits Bengali superstar Prosenjit Chatterjee's residence in Kolkata

Shah is in Kolkata to attend various events to mark the 125th birth anniversary of Jan Sangh founder, Syama Prasad Mookerjee.

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Mekedatu dam row: TTV urges TN govt to move SC against Karnataka

AMMK Chief TTV Dhinakaran claimed that a farmers' delegation that visited Mekedatu reservoir site has confirmed the construction activity.

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Diljit Dosanjh says 'Satluj' removal from ZEE5 was expected, urges fans to share film

'Satluj' is based on human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra who was abducted by the Punjab Police in 1995.

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17-year-old college girl stabbed at bus stop in Dakshina Kannada, accused absconding

The accused, a grocery shop owner near the bus stop, fled after other passengers raised an alarm.

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NDA delegation flags 'mass irregularities' in Karnataka SIR

The NDA delegation sought strict legal action against all officials and political functionaries found responsible for these "irregularities".

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Bengal's Baruipur girl, 11, thrown alive into pond after sexual assault

A post-mortem report has revealed head injuries, sexual assault and water in her lungs, indicating she was alive when thrown in the pond.

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Death of 3 BLOs casts shadow on Karnataka SIR drive

Employee unions have alleged that the house-to-house data collection under the SIR process has become a nightmare for lower-level staff.