Faithkeeper: Rishabh Pant pays Rs 40k college fee for Karnataka girl from underprivileged family; ‘Gabba hero’ hailed for off-field innings | Bengaluru News

Rishabh Pant, known for his cricketing heroics, has now displayed generosity off the field by funding the college fees of Jyoti Kanabur, a student from Vijayapura. Overcoming financial constraints, Jyoti’s parents, who run a small eatery, struggled to afford her education. VIJAYAPURA: India’s wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant is well-known for his on-field valour. His swashbuckling, series-winning…

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Internal quota report to be presented before cabinet, but implementation may take a while | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: The Justice HN Nagamohan Das commission’s report on internal reservation among Scheduled Castes (SCs) is expected to be formally placed before the cabinet on Thursday, but a final decision on its implementation is likely to be deferred amid growing dissent within Dalit communities.The report, which was submitted to chief minister Siddaramaiah Monday, has stirred…

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Bengaluru’s 2.2km tunnel road planned from Hebbal to Veterinary College | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: With tenders for proposed tunnel road between Hebbal Junction and Central Silk Board in motion, the govt has planned to build another underground infrastructure, this time on Ballari Road. It has proposed an approximate 2.2-km-long six-lane tunnel road from Hebbal to Veterinary College on Ballari Road employing cut-and-cover method.The road will begin near Nadaprabhu…

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Yellow Line: How persistent interventions unlocked B’luru’s long-pending corridor | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: After half a dozen missed deadlines, Namma Metro‘s all-important Yellow Line will finally be thrown open to the public on Aug 10 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This marks an important day for Bengaluru, particularly the southern part of the city, as the 19.15-km RV Road-Bommasandra line is a crucial link between Bengaluru’s IT-BT…

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Forest officials face action for violating safety protocols at Ballari sloth bear sanctuary | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Forest minister Eshwar Khandre Wednesday ordered disciplinary action against officials over violation of safety protocols at Asia’s first sloth bear sanctuary at Daroji in Ballari. He instructed senior forest officials to ensure such incidents do not occur again.The minister’s action came after conservationists pointed out serious lapses in enforcing safety protocols for tourists at…

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