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Vikas Gowda has been charged with public intoxication and house trespassing under IPC sections following a complaint made by CISF authorities at Bengaluru International Airport.

A viral video surfaced on X, showcasing a couple riding a scooter with a child standing on the footrest. Netizens are furious, demanding extreme punishment for the adults involved in the video. 

Tejas Kumar Prasad, a Bengaluru shooter who was expected to compete in the Tokyo Olympics, saw the disruption as an opportunity to accomplish his dream of becoming a civil servant.
 

A viral video showcasing a Bengaluru establishment offering gold and silver-infused panipuri has taken the internet by storm. Panipuri, a beloved Indian street food, continues to captivate food enthusiasts with its crispy puris, tangy water, and flavorful potato and chickpea fillings. While variations like chocolate panipuris and ultra-spicy versions have intrigued foodies, the introduction of gold and silver panipuris has left netizens in awe. 
 

A LinkedIn post detailing the procedure of food delivery from the perspective of a Swiggy delivery agent has gone viral. The post made by a Bangalore techie, shares her experience as a Swiggy delivery person and highlights how platforms like Swiggy, Zomato, and Ola are providing employment opportunities to individuals with less education. 

Netizens restored their faith in humanity after seeing a touching video of an old man in Bengaluru giving water to traffic police officers. Shree Ram Bishnoi, a  traffic police warden, shared the heartwarming video. It has received a lot of positive feedback, with viewers praising the man's kind act. Millions of people watched the video because it showed the unknown man's daily habit of giving water to the hardworking traffic cops. 
 

If immediate action is not taken to limit and adapt to climate change, communities may face drastically elevated "water risks," ranging from flooding to dry taps. Here are the names of those cities around the world where there may soon be a water crisis.

In a display of Indian ingenuity, a Bengaluru woman's unconventional use of her phone while riding a scooter has ignited discussions on safety after a viral video showcased her 'Desi Jugaad'. While Indian creativity is often celebrated, this particular instance has raised eyebrows due to the safety implications of multitasking on the road.
 

Amid the ongoing water crisis in Bengaluru, Kerala has reached out to leading technology companies in the city, urging them to consider expanding their operations to the coastal state.

The Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) has suspended a bus conductor from duty after a shocking video showing a woman passenger being assaulted sparked outrage across social media platforms. An argument happened beween the conductor, identified as Honnappa Nagappa Agasar, and a 24-year-old woman passenger travelling from Bilekalli to Shivajinagar on a BMTC bus operating the Bannerghatta National Park to Shivajinagar route.
 

BWSSB has started using AI and IoT (Internet of Things) technologies to monitor and manage water in borewells. Around 6,900 borewells in Bengaluru are dried out of 14,000 which is an alarming situation exposing the effects of over-urbanisation of the city. 

Nikhil Kamath, the co-founder of Zerodha, a company worth Rs 25 thousand crore, lives in a rented house. He began working at the age of 17, and gradually rose to the heights of success.  

A ban has been issued on the use of potable water for purposes other than drinking, with a total fine of Rs. 1.1 lakh imposed on 22 citizens so far. 

A horrific incident was caught on camera by an internet sensation showing a gang of rowdy motorists pelting a car with smashed glass as its owner sat inside. Tragically, the victim was traumatised by the harsh behaviour of the culprits in the tragic road rage confrontation that occurred at the Ejipura Signal in Bengaluru at around 13:45 hours.

The metro is a busy transport system where many people travel daily, ensuring safety with cameras and staff keeping a watchful eye. Despite the crowds, the metro stays secure with cameras and observant employees monitoring activities. However, contrary to this, a distressing incident has come to light in Bengaluru involving a on duty security staff member stationed at a metro station who engaged in inappropriate behaviour by touching his private parts and masturbating in full view of passengers, particularly a female traveller.