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Karnataka police hardship allowance to rise 50%: DK Shivakumar

Shivakumar said priority would be given to meeting the financial and other welfare needs of police personnel.

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IAS officer went missing to hide facts about KPSC scam: Pralhad Joshi

Joshi claimed that questioning Gangwar could reveal details of the alleged KPSC scam and the involvement of people in the state government.

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B Nagendra resigns, says ‘Manuwadis’ did not want tribal leader to grow

Nagendra said he was voluntarily resigning and alleged that 'Manuwadis' targeted him because they did not want a tribal person to rise.

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Norway’s King Harald V dies at 89 after more than three decades on throne

The Norwegian palace said Harald’s son automatically succeeded him as King Haakon VIII following his death.

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Praggnanandhaa becomes first Indian to clinch Grand Chess Tour title

The 21-year-old Chennai Grandmaster won both rapid games to take a two-point lead and held on through the blitz section.

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Is Sukumara Kurup alive? Kerala orders probe into fugitive’s reported whereabouts

Kerala Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala has directed the Crime Branch to verify reports that Sukumara Kurup is alive and living abroad under another identity.

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Penguin Random House India denies being publisher of Sonia Gandhi’s memoir

The publisher denied that it backed out of the book because Gandhi declined editorial changes, saying such a suggestion “does not accurately reflect the circumstances”.

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Jail facilities for a price? Mandya inmates’ purported petition lists ‘rates’ for cells, food and more

The alleged rates include ₹10,000 a month for Cell-1, ₹15,000 each for Cells-3 and 4, and ₹10,000 to leave the punishment cell.

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Nepal on alert for another flash flood as death toll crosses 469

Nearly 1,000 people remain missing as search-and-rescue operations entered their third day following Wednesday’s devastating floods.

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Bengaluru citizens protest Parks Amendment Bill at Lalbagh

Protesters said they would not give up “even 1 inch” of Bengaluru’s parks and warned that the 5% provision could eventually expand further.