SALAR NEWS

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24 Sep, 2025

Passenger suffers 'rat bite' at Indore airport

The Indore airport conducted pest control after a passenger was allegedly bitten by a rat, raising concerns following recent rodent-related infant deaths in the city.

Super Admin
24 Sep, 2025

Noted Kannada novelist SL Bhyrappa dies, to be cremated with full state honours

According to sources, Bhyrappa's mortal remains would be kept at Ravindra Kalakshetra in Bengaluru for people to pay their last respects on 25 September.

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24 Sep, 2025

Magisterial probe ordered against Tezpur University for ‘disrespecting’ Zubeen Garg

Besides the magisterial probe, the LoP in Assam, Debabrata Saikia, has written to President Murmu demanding a CBI probe into the death of Zubeen Garg, who died in Singapore by drowning last week.

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24 Sep, 2025

AR Rahman, filmmakers, didn't violate copyright in 'Ponniyin Selvan 2': Delhi HC

Justice Prathiba M Singh had ruled earlier that, from a listener's point of view, the core of Rahman's song 'Veera Raja Veera' in the film was 'not just inspired but is, in fact, identical'.

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24 Sep, 2025

Bengaluru PE teacher booked for sexual exploitation

The accused allegedly lived with the woman as her husband for years before fleeing with his belongings and phone when she pressed for marriage.

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24 Sep, 2025

Karnataka BJP protests Bengaluru's pothole crisis with 'rasta roko'

BJP staged pothole-filling demonstrations across Karnataka, highlighting that poor roads are affecting daily life and prompting companies like BlackBuck to consider relocating.

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24 Sep, 2025

No alliance with AIADMK when EPS is CM candidate: AMMK's TTV Dhinakaran

'There is no permanent enemy in politics, but betrayal is different. Those who betrayed us after becoming CM (EPS) and pushed us out cannot be forgiven,' Dhinakaran said.

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24 Sep, 2025

‘Godman’ Chaitanyananda Saraswati used threats, foreign trip promises to exploit female students

Investigators have examined the phones of more than 50 students, and three women wardens allegedly helped Saraswati force students to delete incriminating chats and comply with his demands.