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India-SA women’s ODI series at Chinnaswamy Stadium: BMTC provides special bus service to spectators
Vartha Bharati | 12-06-2024 | 16:18:00 IST
Bengaluru: The Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) has announced that special bus services will be provided to cricket fans attending the one-day series between India Women and South Africa Women at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium this month.
The ODI series will be held at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in the city on June 13, 16, 19, and 23.
In a recent press release, the BMTC has stated that the buses will be provided for the benefit of spectators living in different parts of Bengaluru and continue till the end of the series, taking traffic requirements into consideration.
The BMTC added that the services will be provided from Chinnaswamy Stadium to Kadugodi Bus Stand on HAL Road, Route No SBS-1K; Sarjapura on Route G-2; Electronics City on Hosur Road, Route No G-3; Bannerghatta National Park on Route No G-4; Janapriya Township on Magadi Road, Route No G-7; RK Hegde Nagar in Nagavara on Tannery Road, Route No G-10; Hoskote on Route No 317 G and Banashankari on Route No 13.
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Mysuru: Four arrested with MDMA worth Rs 10.4 lakh
24-02-2026 ¦
24-02-2026 IST
Mysuru: Police arrested four men on Monday for allegedly transporting and attempting to sell MDMA, a synthetic drug commonly known as Ecstasy, in the city.
According to a report published by India Today, the accused have been identified as Zia Ullah (29) of Gausia Nagar, Suhel Pasha (19), Javed Ahmed (46) of Lashkar Mohalla in Pulakeshi Nagar, and Nuhaid Khan of Padarayanapura in Bengaluru.
Acting on a tip-off, a team of the Central Crime Branch (CCB) intercepted a car on Mysuru's Umarkhayam Road on February 23.
During a search of the vehicle, police allegedly seized nearly 103 grams of MDMA, estimated to be worth around Rs 10.40 lakh.
The team also confiscated the four-wheeler, valued at Rs 8 lakh, and five mobile phones suspected to have been used in the illegal activity.
The accused, along with the seized property, have been handed over to Mandi Police Station. A case has been registered, and further investigation is underway.
