Indian Express

• newDesigning change, one stitch at a time
  Fashion, as we know it, is one of the most influential industries in the world.
  - 15 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 10:48am -
• newMask up! Fine up to Rs 1k in cities, Rs 500 in villages
  To crack down on people not wearing masks, the government hiked the penalty to Rs 1,000, and said strict action will be taken against organisers who allow more than 50 people at events.
  - 20 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:55am -
• new8 Namma Metro locopilots, stn controllers test Covid positive
  While improving ridership on Metro trains is proving to be a challenge, a new problem has surfaced for Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) -- safety of its staffers.
  - 20 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:55am -
• newKSPCB marshals to check pollution
  Two marshals will be deployed to tour the valley from 6pm to 6am and keep a check on the polluters.
  - 20 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:55am -
• newSewage water raises a stink in Cubbon Park
  Members of Cubbon Park Welfare Association have alleged that sewage water is entering and stagnating in Cubbon Park.
  - 20 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:55am -
• newWith All eyes on corona, TB takes a a hit
  Karnataka saw over 45K cases this year
  - 20 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:55am -
• newContractors go all out to woo migrant labourers back
  Pay for flight tickets, offer bigger salaries
  - 20 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:55am -
• newIn a first, K-Rera orders builder not to issue sale deeds
  On December 23, 2019, K- Rera issued orders directing the builder not to disconnect power.
  - 20 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:52am -
• newA month on, govt’s contract tracing app has few takers
  The contact tracing app introduced by the government over a month ago has so far seen only 3,000 downloads.
  - 20 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:50am -
• newGandhi: The most stamped person
  Collecting stamps (philately) was the most popular hobby during my childhood. It rsquo;s almost a dying hobby now, at least among the youth.
  - 21 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:47am -
• newA melody of peace 
  They say the toughest battles are the ones that cannot be seen.
  - 21 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:47am -
• newScripting a new path
  While the world of theatre seems to be moving swiftly towards the digital medium, theatre veterans are still struggling to get a hang of the new normal.
  - 21 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:47am -
• newPenning the pain
  The Covid-induced lockdown has been brutal for many, says new author on the block Abhishek Ram, adding that it rsquo;s a scar that will stay with people forever.
  - 21 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:46am -
• newCuppa joe, reimagined
  This Coffee Day, give your faithful morning sidekick a makeover with these easy-to-make dessert and beverage recipes
  - 21 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:45am -
• newSignal to keep you on track
  The game has multiple pleasant background tracks that will keep you calm even as an enemy tycoon captures territory you dearly want.
  - 21 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:45am -

• newMagnetic nanomotors to shed more light on cancer
  The researchers set out to calculate the magnetic field strength required to overcome the adhesive force of the ECM and measure how strongly the nanomotors were binding to the matrix.
  - 21 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 5:14am -
• newAfter 16 months, nearly 40K still await BMRCL jobs
  Aspirants run from pillar to post, and on social media, appeal to authorities for remedy
  - 21 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 4:48am -
• newEat at a restaurant, buy the needy a free meal
  Each time you treat yourself to a meal at a restaurant, spend a little more to donate another meal for the needy.
  - 22 hours ago 1 Oct 20, 4:45am -
• Like it or not, Bengaluru’s millennials call it quits
  Terming the new documentary The Social Dilemma as a wake up call, youngsters in the city are looking at measures like deleting social media apps, disabling notifications and more
  - 1 day ago 30 Sep 20, 5:10pm -
• 28 Bangalore Metro loco pilots, station controllers test positive for COVID-19
  Ajay Seth, Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited Managing Director told The New Indian Express, ldquo;All the affected staff are fine and are mostly asymptomatic. quot;
  - 2 days ago 30 Sep 20, 2:04pm -
• 8000 disposable railway sleepers used to build goods sheds at Bidadi
  This will help with loading and unloading activities at the yard and also boost gypsum trade from Chennai Port to Bidadi, nearly 30 km from Bengaluru.
  - 2 days ago 30 Sep 20, 1:55pm -
• After 10-day-old maimed husky dies, activists start #AdoptDon’tShop
  On Monday, a 10-day-old Siberian husky pup, named Nanuk Husky, was found dumped off a lane on Commercial Street with its hind legs cut.
  - 2 days ago 30 Sep 20, 12:14pm -
• HC unhappy with district Covid panels
  The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday said the state is the second highest in terms of Covid-19 cases and Bengaluru Urban is the worst-affected district in the country.
  - 2 days ago 30 Sep 20, 5:01am -
• Call for public-private partnership in health
  In just two years after its launch, the PM-JAY movement has become a hugely successful platform for delivering tertiary care to some of the most vulnerable sections of the Indian population.
  - 2 days ago 30 Sep 20, 5:01am -
• SOP for schools ready, covers hygiene, prepares students
  The State government has prepared Standard Operating Procedure for the resumption of regular classes in schools, although no date for reopening has yet been announced.
  - 2 days ago 30 Sep 20, 5:01am -
• ‘Fear wasn’t his only weapon’
  The sharpshooter was at least two decades older than Rahul.
  - 2 days ago 30 Sep 20, 4:54am -
• Pocket money in digital wallets
  I was out buying my weekly supplies from my neighbourhood kiraana shop.
  - 2 days ago 30 Sep 20, 4:54am -
• To travellers, with love
  If there rsquo;s one thing people have missed most during this lockdown, it is travel.
  - 2 days ago 30 Sep 20, 4:52am -
• Brushing aside pandemic woes, transwomen pin hopes on salon
  But once again they are facing hurdles. Their salon, Trans Trendz, which was suppose to be inaugurated on October 1, is facing hiccups due to lack of sufficient funds.
  - 2 days ago 30 Sep 20, 4:51am -
• Glory days for handicrafts again
  lsquo;Save Gramodyog rsquo; campaign aims to promote rural art; exhibition from October 1 to 4
  - 2 days ago 30 Sep 20, 4:50am -
• TV channel goes off air after CCB raids office
  Chandrakanth Ramalingam, director of Ramalingam Constructions Company Limited, had filed a complaint with KP Agrahara police on September 24.
  - 2 days ago 30 Sep 20, 3:44am -
• Bangalore University students get Kisan Funds instead of scholarships
  This meant that the money came from the social welfare department itself.
  - 2 days ago 29 Sep 20, 7:31pm -
• In focus Science and stories
  Put simply, Cyclotron is a film on the world rsquo;s oldest functional particle accelerator.
  - 3 days ago 29 Sep 20, 1:05pm -
• Spotlight on history 
  After writing two books on Gandhi, retired diplomat Pascal Alan Nazareth rsquo;s new book, A Ringside Seat To History, takes readers through his career in the IFS
  - 3 days ago 29 Sep 20, 12:55pm -
• Writings of P Lankesh to come alive through e-books
  Anational-award winning filmmaker, Sahitya Akademi winning author and playwright... P Lankesh was among the finest Kannada writers.
  - 3 days ago 29 Sep 20, 12:54pm -
• Traffic cops collect Rs 2.14 crore fines in 7 days
  After lockdown lull, police back in action with over 48,000 cases in a week; helmet-less riding biggest violation
  - 3 days ago 29 Sep 20, 12:00pm -
• Railway platform tickets to come with QR code at KSR station
  You can purchase platform tickets at the KSR railway station (Bengaluru City) without stepping into the booking office anymore.
  - 3 days ago 29 Sep 20, 11:54am -
• Recovered Covid patients just can’t stop eating
  Obesity is the new after-effect that doctors are noticing in patients who have recovered from Covid-19.
  - 3 days ago 29 Sep 20, 11:16am -
• For techies, it’s work from home-stays
  It rsquo;s no longer work from home for techies, but it is work from homestays.
  - 3 days ago 29 Sep 20, 3:57am -
• Shivananda flyover to be ready by April
  Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) Commissioner N Manjunatha Prasad on Monday said that the steel flyover at Shivananda Circle will be completed by April next year.
  - 3 days ago 29 Sep 20, 3:53am -
• Ground realities and turbulence of a different kind
  Back until the early 1990s, right behind heroines and models figured (no pun intended) air hostesses.
  - 3 days ago 29 Sep 20, 3:51am -
• Swooning to a new tune
  Once the lsquo;Rock capital rsquo; of the country, many might assume that Bengaluru has lost it rsquo;s music quotient.
  - 3 days ago 29 Sep 20, 3:51am -
• Revenge or resolution? 
  It is no surprise that there is that much more irritation, frustration, annoyance and downright anger.
  - 3 days ago 29 Sep 20, 3:50am -
• Fresh on the menu
  Despite the F amp; B industry significantly hit during the pandemic, Bengaluru restaurateurs are taking a calculated risk and launching new dining spaces against all odds
  - 3 days ago 29 Sep 20, 3:50am -
• Cholan to head Bengaluru Smart City project
  M R Ravi Kumar, Managing Director, Karnataka Silk Marketing Board Limited, was transferred as Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Panchayat, Kolar, relieving C Satyabhama, from concurrent charge.
  - 3 days ago 29 Sep 20, 3:35am -
• Karnataka bandh: Over 5,000 farmers take to streets in Bengaluru, many taken into preventive custody
  Meanwhile, #39;Karnataka Rakshna Vedike #39; activists also barged inside the railway station and Kempegowda International Airport to mark their protest against the contentious Farm Bills.
  - 4 days ago 28 Sep 20, 1:40pm -
• Home isolation key factor in COVID-19 caseload spurt in Bengaluru
  Patients opting to stay home infect family, roam free; BBMP lax on checks.
  - 4 days ago 28 Sep 20, 1:23pm -
• Bengaluru eyes future mobility with hyperloop link to airport
  Imagine commuting from the city to Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) in a flash.
  - 4 days ago 28 Sep 20, 4:03am -
• In Bengaluru, 75 per cent of heart failure patients reach hospitals late: Survey
  They found that more than 60 per cent of heart failure patients had uncontrolled diabetes and almost 50 per cent of them suffered from high blood pressure.
  - 4 days ago 28 Sep 20, 3:20am -
• Highway pitstops in Bengaluru no longer taboo, business slowly picks up
  The Covid-induced lockdown and initial phases of Unlock had a disastrous impact on hotels and restaurants along highways.
  - 4 days ago 28 Sep 20, 3:16am -
• Recipe of survival: Bengaluru restaurants dilvulge trade secrets to tide over losses
  To tide over the losses incurred during the pandemic, restaurants in the city are divulging their trade secrets. This, by now selling their one secret ingredient.
  - 4 days ago 28 Sep 20, 1:37am -
• Stars of storytelling
  When Vikram Sridhar decided to venture into ticketed storytelling performances seven years ago, he did so with some trepidation.
  - 4 days ago 28 Sep 20, 1:28am -
• Bengaluru Airport to City Center in 10 minutes: MoU signed on hyperloop feasibility study
  Virgin Hyperloop, BIAL announce feasibility study to connect airport with city using super high-speed transportation
  - 4 days ago 27 Sep 20, 6:40pm -
• Bengaluru-based storytellers get a special mention in PM Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat'
  He praised Amar Vyas who uses podcast and tell Indian stories for children as well as Aparna Athreya , founder of Bengaluru storytelling society who are using virtual platform to tell stories.
  - 5 days ago 27 Sep 20, 12:34pm -
• 2,186 candidates to appear for CLAT on September 28
  The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) will conduct the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) across the country on September 28.
  - 5 days ago 27 Sep 20, 6:56am -
• Worst of Covid yet to come: BBMP chief
  Prasad said the positivity rate at present is 12 per cent, which needs to come down to five per cent.
  - 5 days ago 27 Sep 20, 6:55am -
• October may see surge in Covid cases
  Health experts call for stringent measures to tackle spread during the festive season
  - 5 days ago 27 Sep 20, 6:55am -
• Bengaluru doctors extract 25 litre water from 12-year-old girl’s body
  Doctors of a city hospital removed 25 litres of water from the body of a 12-year-old girl on Saturday.
  - 5 days ago 27 Sep 20, 6:54am -
• Bold step forward in Indian education not possible: Nobelist Amartya Sen
  A bold step forward on Indian education is simply not there and it is a big lacuna, said Nobel laureate Amartya Sen.
  - 5 days ago 27 Sep 20, 6:54am -
• Enough ventilators in Bengaluru, but are pricey, inaccessible
  Patient load shifts to govt hospitals; State failed to invest in infra: Experts
  - 6 days ago 26 Sep 20, 4:31am -
• Casuals are the new formal: Night wear flies off shelves
  The pandemic, subsequent lockdowns and the fear of stepping out of home for shopping had dealt a devastating blow to the garment business across the city.
  - 6 days ago 26 Sep 20, 4:31am -
• Post lockdown, BWSSB collects over Rs 100 crore in bill arrears for three months
  The monthly revenue of the board from water and sanitary bills ranges between Rs 100 and Rs 110 crore, he added.
  - 6 days ago 26 Sep 20, 4:31am -
• Bannerghatta looks at RWH to conserve water
  Hopes to recharge water table for the summer months, improve quality
  - 6 days ago 26 Sep 20, 4:31am -
• ‘Exposure to virus can build immunity’
  Immunity can only be increased by being exposed to pathogens, said the alumni.
  - 6 days ago 26 Sep 20, 4:31am -
• HC tells state to probe Health Dept Director
  A division bench of Chief Justice Abhay Shreeniwas Oka and Justice Ashok S Kinagi said that it is the duty of the state to recover the ad tax from corporates and remit it to the BBMP.
  - 6 days ago 26 Sep 20, 4:29am -

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