Month: August 2026

Assault case: Police seek cancellation of bus permit

Subhash Chandra’s ₹6.25-crore repayment plan has hit a hurdle after an NCLT bench found no majority opinion. The tribunal has formed a 5-member bench to decide his personal insolvency case against admitted creditor claims of ₹22,006.57 crore.

ONGC plans to invest ₹1 trillion over five years in deepwater oil and gas exploration, alongside setting up an international energy trading desk by late 2026. 

Sixty percent of Bengaluru’s road space is occupied by parked vehicles, worsening traffic congestion. Minister Krishna Byre Gowda called for a dedicated agency to regulate and enforce parking rules. He stressed that building more roads alone would not resolve the city’s traffic crisis. Better use of existing road space and disciplined parking are essential for…

In the message, Cook said his departure from the CEO role was a moment he had always known would arrive, but admitted that it was still difficult to believe it had come.

Ten students from Gordonstoun, the private boarding school attended by King Charles, have uncovered what could be a 1,000-year-old Viking church on the remote Orkney island of Swona. During a six-day archaeology trip, the pupils found what may be the foundations of a medieval altar, with radiocarbon testing expected to establish its age.

Bengaluru’s Pink Line Metro set to open in Sept, but access will be a challenge

Social activist Anna Hazare admitted to hospital in Mumbai

Is caste playing role in toilet-cleaning in jails? HC seeks report

US Vice President JD Vance stated Donald Trump’s social media post conveyed a message to Iran. American military officials confirmed no strikes occurred on Kharg Island overnight. An Iranian official dismissed Trump’s post as laughable and not credible. US forces did attack two Iranian launchers on Larak Island recently. These developments renew security concerns in…