Banglore

Bengaluru’s cinematic journey reflects its cultural evolution, transitioning from colonial-era divisions to a modern multiplex landscape By: S Shyam PrasadBefore Independence, the Cantonment part of Bengaluru was culturally more English while the rest under the Mysore King was Kannadiga. In the 1980s, this invisible cultural division could still be discerned in big-screen entertainment. While Mahatma…

Bengaluru’s sports scene thrives on a rich history nurtured by schools, clubs, and academies By: Nandan KamathOur class of 4th standard boys scurried off to the playground during the PE period with empty cups in hand. The sports master had set up a competition for us: who could collect the most pebbles from a field…

By: Reeth DevaiahOver the past decade, marathons have surged in popularity, transforming from niche athletic events into mainstream phenomena embraced by millions around the globe. Cities are now known not only for their skyscrapers and heavy traffic but also for their marathon race routes. Alongside this boom, local running clubs have experienced unprecedented growth, becoming…

By: D KumaraswamyIt goes without saying that Bengaluru is a global brand and India’s favourite employment hub. Youth from every corner of India – students or job-hunters — always aspire to work in Bengaluru at least once. As a Union minister, I can affirm this resoundingly. Not once has any entrepreneur, businessperson, or industrialist visiting…

Bengaluru: Wipro’s revenue declined by 2.3% in constant currency during the June quarter, though the drop remained within its projected guidance range of –3.5% to –1.5%.“We started the quarter facing significant macro uncertainty, which kept overall demand muted. Our clients prioritised initiatives with immediate impact, focusing on cost optimisation and vendor consolidation. At the same…