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No charges for UPI users, most merchant transactions to remain free: Govt

The government said UPI will remain free for citizens, while only a limited set of merchant transactions above a certain threshold may attract a nominal MDR.

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Delivery boy assaulted by ‘Hindi gang’ in Bengaluru

According to the FIR, the incident occurred at around 4.40am after the delivery worker told the group he did not understand Hindi and asked them to speak in Kannada.

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Distribute ‘Job Card Melas’ to provide jobs under VB-G RAM G: Khandre

The exercise will focus on SCs, STs, minorities, persons with disabilities, women-headed households and landless labourers.

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BJP, JD(S) huddle ahead of joint-Bidadi padayatra

The two parties will jointly protest the proposed acquisition of around 9,000 acres for the Greater Bengaluru Integrated Township project.

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Kumaraswamy demands end to NICE Road toll, sets 10-day deadline

Kumaraswamy said the state government must take over the NICE project and halt toll collection, citing recent Karnataka High Court observations.

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Ashmita Chaliha reaches women’s singles final of Korea Masters Super 300 badminton tournament

The 26-year-old Indian will face China’s Han Qianxi in the Korea Masters final.

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Canada deported record 3,323 Indians in first half of 2026: Data

Indians emerged as the largest nationality among those deported from Canada in the first half of 2026, overtaking Mexicans.

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‘We will bring RSS within legal framework’: Priyank Kharge

The Karnataka Home Minister said any action against the RSS would be taken strictly within the legal framework.

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Bengaluru police launch ‘Operation Mukta’ to identify 'illegal immigrants'

More than 500 police personnel were involved in searches across over 30 locations in Whitefield, with further checks conducted in Electronic City.

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Jharkhand exam row: Govt holds talks with student groups, but protests continue

The government described the protesters' demands as genuine, but aspirants said the agitation would continue until the 14th JPSC exam is cancelled.