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Karnataka

Nurse suspended for using Fevikwik instead of suturing wound in Karnataka

Bengaluru: A nurse at a government hospital in Karnataka, who used Fevikwik instead of stitching the wound, has been suspended.

 


Bengaluru man pays Rs 1.6 lakh fine for 311 traffic violation cases against him

Bengaluru: A scooter rider in the city ended up paying a Rs 1.6 lakh fine for 311 pending traffic violation cases against him after the Bengaluru Traffic Police seized his gearless scooter, officials said on Wednesday.

 


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Prisoner pays fine with jail earnings, secures release from Kalaburagi Central Jail

Kalaburagi: A prisoner at Kalaburagi Central Jail secured his release by paying the court-ordered fine using the wages he earned while incarcerated.

 

Nursing student from Kerala ends life in college hostel in Bengaluru

Bengaluru: A 19-year-old nursing student died by suicide, hanging herself from a ceiling fan inside her hostel room at her college in Ramanagara, on the outskirts of the city, police said on Wednesday.

 

Karnataka Govt bans plastic water bottles in government offices, events

Bengaluru: The Karnataka government has issued an order prohibiting the use of plastic bottles for drinking water in government offices, public meetings, ceremonies, and official programs across the state. The decision has been taken to mitigate the adverse impact of plastic waste on health and the environment.

 

Bengaluru: Burglar who built Rs 3 crore house for girlfriend arrested for theft worth Rs 14 lakhs

Bengaluru, Feb 05 (PTI): A 37-year-old burglar who allegedly built a Rs 3 crore bunglow for his girlfriend using the robbed money was arrested in a case of theft of ornaments worth Rs 14 lakh at a house here, the police said on Wednesday.

 

Whether I go to the Kumbh Mela or not is matter of personal belief: Karnataka Dy CM DK Shivakumar

Bengaluru: Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar on Wednesday said his plans to visit the ongoing Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, was part of his personal beliefs and devotion and that no one had the right to question them.

 

Karnataka Forest Dept develops own radio collar to mitigate human-elephant conflict

Bengaluru: Karnataka Environment Minister Eshwar Khandre on Wednesday launched K P Tracker-- an indigenous GSM-based elephant radio collar--developed by the Forest Department in collaboration with Infiction Labs Pvt Ltd for monitoring elephants to effectively mitigate human-elephant conflicts.

 

BBMP polls likely to be held between June-August

The long-pending elections for the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) are expected to take place between June and August this year and the state government is reportedly making necessary preparations for the same.

Children with pediatric cancer serve as Bengaluru police officers for a day

Four children diagnosed with pediatric cancer had the unique opportunity to serve as police officers for a day at the Bengaluru City Police Commissioner’s office on Tuesday. They participated in a press conference led by City Police Commissioner B. Dayananda regarding a crime case and unveiled a poster promoting road safety awareness.

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