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Karnataka Today newsletter: NIA arrests suspects in Rameshwaram Cafe blast in Kolkata, and more
In a significant breakthrough, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested the alleged bomber and chief conspirator of The Rameshwaram Cafe blast in Bengaluru. The duo were arrested near Kolkata, West Bengal on April 12, according to the NIA.
The arrested persons are Abdul Matheen Ahmed Taahaa, 30, the alleged chief conspirator, and Mussavir Hussain Shazib, 30, the alleged bomber. The restaurant in Brookfield, Bengaluru was targeted on March 1, causing injuries to nine persons.
Former deputy CM and senior BJP leader K.S. Eshwarappa submitted his nomination papers as an independent candidate in Shivamogga Lok Sabha constituency on April 12. He has declared assets of over ₹26.63 crore, 4 times what he declared in 2018, in his affidavit.
Mr. Eshwarappa and his supporters have been campaigning under the banner of Rashtrabhaktara Balaga (team of patriots). The former deputy CM has been using the photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his campaign, to which BJP leaders have objected.
Devotees and well-wishers of Udupi Paryaya Puttige mutt seer Sugunendra Tirtha have made elaborate plans to celebrate the golden jubilee of the seer’s sanyasashrama (embracing asceticism), in Udupi on April 14.
Sri Sugunendra was initiated into sanyasa at the age of 12 by the then Puttige mutt seer Sri Sujnanendra Tirtha, on April 8, 1974. The seer studied Vedas and the Shastras under Sri Vidyamanya Tirtha swami of Palimar mutt for 12 years.
A group of people allegedly attacked Vijay Kumar Sharma, a BJP worker, and ransacked his office in Hassan on April 12. Vijay Kumar and his friend Pramod suffered injuries. Differences among various factions within the BJP are believed to be the reason for the attack.
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Meghalaya Cabinet approves women-led financial cooperative society to boost SHGs, revolutionize rural financial inclusion.
Social Impact Assessment study for widening Thammanam-Pullepady Road to M.G. Road and NH 66 Bypass begins, land acquisition procedures ongoing.
Rajendra Singh expresses concern over marine pollution caused by industries near coastal areas, impacting fishermen's livelihood and health.
Driver survives lorry accident carrying LPG cylinders in Tiruvannamalai, rescued from lake with minor injuries.
Chennai-based metal band Jhanu, founded by Jhanu Chanthar, will perform songs from their album Achamillai during their concert.
Discover the historical and cultural treasures of Nangavaram village in Tamil Nadu, including ancient temples and rich traditions.
Keel-laying of Indian Navy's seventh ASW SWC vessel at CSL with advanced SONARS for underwater surveillance.
BJP State President B.Y. Vijayendra on Thursday denied having any role in the appointment of party district unit presidents, while responding to the allegations of K. Sudhakar, MP, who accused him of appointing his “yes men”.
Parents of murdered doctor meet West Bengal Governor and BJP president to seek justice and criticize CBI investigation.
Dibrugarh's rise in Assam politics, from railway hub to potential second capital, underlines BJP's Ujoni stronghold and challenges ahead.
Hyderabad Police launches CPR training programme for officers
Hyderabad to witness major boost in healthcare with new Osmania General Hospital featuring 2,000 beds and advanced facilities.
Investigation in the Hindu Munnani office bombing in 1995 reveals true bomber, Mustafa Rasadi, and involvement of Jihadi extremists.
BJP State President B.Y. Vijayendra on Thursday denied having any role in the appointment of party district unit presidents, while responding to the allegations of K. Sudhakar, MP, who accused him of appointing his “yes men”.
Tiruppur City Municipal Corporation nears completion of underground drainage project, extending connections to 7,000 households.
Seeman criticizes DMK for demeaning Periyar, questions their commitment to his ideology and addresses social issues.
RINL-VSP will not be privatised, with the Centre aiming to make it the top steel plant in India, says H.D. Kumaraswamy.
Approval of GHMC's ₹8,440 crore budget amid chaos, protests, and removal of BRS corporators during a stormy council meeting.