As part of its drive to make Mangaluru drug-free, the central crime branch (CCB) police have arrested two drug peddlers who were selling banned MDMA drug to students and the public in the city.

Dr. SA Khan, an aerospace engineering expert from IIUM Malaysia, visited the BIT National Seminar Hall for an exciting event. Sponsored by IEEE Mangalore Subsection and the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC), Dr. Khan gave a talk on "Numerical and Experimental Study of Passive Control in the Form of Ribs at Sonic and Supersonic Mach Numbers with the Application of Neural Networks."

Bearys Institute of Technology and Bearys Enviro-Architecture Design School (BEADS) organized an orientation program on Wednesday for their newly enrolled undergraduate students, to welcome students pursuing various disciplines, including Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, Electronics & Communication, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Bachelor in Architecture.

  A Pedestrain walking along the roadside tragically lost his life after being mowed down by a car on Tuesday evening at around 7:30 PM, here at Ottinene. 

The Mangaluru Central Crime Branch Police on Wednesday arrested a fugitive accused who had been on the run for approximately seven months, evading police and failing to appear in court. The individual was implicated in multiple cases.

 In a concerning incident in Dandeli village, Uttara Kannada district, fourteen girl students from Classes 9 and 10 of a private school allegedly inflicted injuries to their hands using sharp objects on Saturday. The circumstances surrounding this act have raised suspicions of a suicide attempt.

 The third edition of the Nawayath Cricket League (NCL) commenced in Mangaluru on Monday, September 18, held at the 'Perfect Pass' sports arena in Falnir. This three-day cricket tournament is exclusively organized for students and young professionals hailing from Bhatkal and its surrounding areas who are currently residing in Mangaluru.

In this illuminating interview, Dr. Shamsul Islam, a distinguished retired professor of Political Science from Delhi University, boldly and unreservedly explores the intricate history and contemporary resurgence of Hindutva and fascist forces in India. His unwavering commitment to shedding light on critical issues shines throughout this conversation, making it a compelling exploration of the country's political landscape.