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Hundreds of women under the banner called Shakti gathered at the Freedom Park in Bengaluru to prevail upon the Election Commission to pressure political parties to offer 50% of seats for women

 

While the Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party (SBSP) has been critical many times and spoken in public since the beginning of chief minister Yogi Adityanath’s regime, currently the trusted ally Apna Dal has raised the banner of revolt and is mounting pressure on the central leadership citing “humiliation” from the state BJP cadre

While the borewells are running dry across Bengaluru, Bannerghatta Biological Park (BBP) officials expressed concerns over regular supply of water to animals.

The announcement was made via a statement on 30 January and it was revealed that Soundarya will produce the series under the banner of May 6 Entertainment while her erstwhile assistant Sooriyaprathap will direct the series. The team teased audiences with a teaser on the occasion.

The 59-year-old actor has launched his production banner Irani MovieTone' and has also turned to script writing.

Palaniswami appealed to teachers who went on strike under the banner Joint Action Council of Tamil Nadu Teachers' Organisation Government Employees Organisations (JACTO-GEO) and have demanded scrapping of the contributory pension scheme and reverting to the old pension plan, payment of arrears and addressing anomalies in pay. 

Tamil actor Simbu, who is gearing up for his upcoming movie release, Vandhaa Rajavathaan Varuven, in a video, can be seen directing his fans to celebrate his movie release on a grand scale

Bengaluru’s biological park is all set to welcome African lions and common elands from Germany. According to the Bannerghatta Biological Park (BBP) authorities, the Central Zoo Authority and director general of foreign trade have given clearance and by March two lions and five elands will be in BBP. However, wildlife enthusiasts expressed concerns over habitat adaptation of the animals at BBP.

 

A video has surfaced on social media where Lieutenant Governor Kiran Bedi is seen advising and later repaying money to an official who had spent for a banner to welcome her

The journalist was warned of dire consequences by a team of seven goons, who demanded her to delete the video of illegal mining inside Bannerghatta National Park near Bengaluru