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Karnataka Tourism launches ‘Clean and Green Hampi’ campaign

The campaign will focus on cleanliness, plastic control and improved visitor facilities across the World Heritage Site.

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Chikkaballapur villagers wed donkeys to appease rain gods

The ritual was held during the village’s annual Madivala Machidevaru jathre, with villagers hoping to bring timely rains.

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Mitchell Starc creates history with 434 wickets, becomes most successful left-arm bowler in Test cricket

Starc took his 434th Test wicket to move past Sri Lanka's Rangana Herath and become the most successful left-arm bowler in Test cricket.

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Karoline Leavitt, youngest White House press secretary, to step down

Leavitt said she could not be the mother her two young children deserve while devoting the time required as press secretary.

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Karnataka bandh: Mandya sees protests as Bengaluru, Mysuru remain largely normal

Several Kannada organisations withdrew their support for the shutdown, leaving the bandh with a mixed response across Karnataka.

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Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Singh Badal attacked with knife at gurdwara in Nanded

Police detained one person after the Akali Dal chief was attacked with a knife while visiting a gurdwara.

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Lok Sabha Monsoon session ends amid protests, 10 bills cleared without debate

The Lok Sabha passed 12 bills during the session, but only two were debated, with the rest cleared without discussion.

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Karnataka monsoon session begins as DK Shivakumar enters House as CM

The 10-day monsoon session is expected to see heated debates over Cauvery water, land acquisition and corruption allegations.

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10L+ Unique Disability ID applications unaccounted for: MP Mansoor Ali Khan

The Rajya Sabha MP flagged discrepancies in UDID data and lengthy delays in issuing disability identity cards.

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Kaziranga under threat as Assam seeks 90% cut in ESZ

The Assam government’s proposal to reduce Kaziranga’s eco-sensitive zone from 10 km to 1 km has raised concerns among conservationists.