Local·2026-08-18T10:20:34+00:00
Affair, doubts, Bigg Boss, then a murder plan: How Bengaluru woman killed husband and son
ALSO READ | ₹ 50 lakh to lover to plot murder"> Sedative, electric shocks: Delhi woman kills husband, promised ₹ 50 lakh to lover to plot murder Harini had also allegedly purchased two pairs of gloves in advance, which she and her lover wore during the murders, the report said. ALSO READ | Pune woman kills boyfriend, chops body into pieces, leaves it under water tap for faster decomposition in Mumbai DCP Nagesh said, "Regarding the motive, she wanted to get rid of her husband, and when her son. When Abhinandan went to sleep at around 11:30pm, she reportedly brought her lover into her room.
Hindustan Times - Bengaluru
Politics·2026-08-17T19:18:43+00:00
Citizen-led food safety watch teams will be formed at taluk level in Karnataka, says Health Minister
He gave 10 days for PGs and other places that provide food to rectify their mistakes and follow food safety norms, following which they will be penalised for violations. Khader, who launched an “Eat Right” campaign to promote healthy eating habits among citizens on Monday, said citizen-led food safety watch teams will be formed at the taluk level across the State, to act as force multipliers to ensure food safety. The Minister also announced that the Health and Family Welfare Department will soon organise a food safety conclave with Union government food safety officials and counterparts from.
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Local·2026-08-18T05:17:08+00:00
'Sir, ₹350 a day just to get to work': Fresher tells Bengaluru CEO about rising cost of living
So they think of going to another city, even at a lower wage, where they can at least have their freedom.” Others offered shorter reactions, with one user writing, “There is a reason they run BMTC.” (Also Read: ‘Why did you come back to India?’: Grandfather upset with Harvard-educated founder for leaving US ) A more critical response said, “The ‘macroeconomy’ needs. Every city has the same problem, but we are ranting more about Bangalore.” Another commented, “Yes, if a fresher is coming from another city, they have to spend almost half of what they earn on house rent, food and other expenses.
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