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The power supply will be disrupted from December 10 to 13 in several localities of Bengaluru, Karnataka.

A serpentarium and an advanced snake research unit that will blend modern scientific work with zoo-like access to the curious public looking for close encounters with reptiles will come up in Bengaluru. The 25,500 square feet facility, to be christened the Indian Venom Research Unit (IVRU), will be set up on a 10-acre land at the Institute of Bioinformatics and Applied

The wet, gloomy weather has continued to overwhelm the city, flooding localities, uprooting trees, turning streets into veritable pools and giving vehicle users a hard time.  Thundershowers in northern Bengaluru caused Mallasandra Lake, near T Dasarahalli, to breach around 3.30 am on Friday, giving slumbering residents the nightmare of their lives. The absence of working

Infosys today announced a 4.3 to 4.4 percent successive ascent in its solidified net benefit to Rs 5,421 crore for the quarter finished September

A major cluster of Covid-19 cases has been discovered at a girls’ college near Electronics City, South Bengaluru. College and government officials said that out of 340 residential students, 60 had been found positive as of Tuesday.  “The outbreak was first discovered on Sunday, September 26, when a 17-year-old girl developed symptoms of the disease,” said a member of the staff