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Bengaluru Authorities Prepare For Safe And Peaceful New Year Celebrations. Details Here
The authorities are expecting over 10 lakh people to gather in various parts of the city.
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Drugs Worth Rs 28 Crore Seized By Bengaluru Cops Ahead Of New Year, Foreign Drug Peddlers Arrested
The Bengaluru City Crime Branch Narcotics Wing has intensified its crackdown on drug networks ahead of New Year celebrations, arresting two foreign nationals and seizing narcotics worth more than Rs 28.75 crore in three separate operations
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Bengaluru To Maha Kumbh, List Of Major Stampedes In India Since Last Year
RCB's IPL victory celebration in Bengaluru turned ghastly as stampedes broke out outside the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru and Vidhana Souda.
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Bengaluru Woman Recalls How Delivery Agent's Gesture Made Her Diwali, Wins Hearts Online
An X user took to the platform to recount a special Diwali memory.Her viral post has won many hearts online.
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Don't Miss These Amazing 2023 New Year's Eve Parties In Mumbai, Bengaluru And Delhi
Where do you plan to celebrate your New Years Eve 2022? Head to these party spots in the metro cities
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Celebrate NYE At These 13 New Year's Eve Parties In Mumbai, Goa, Delhi, Gurugram And Bengaluru
Check out these hot spots across Mumbai, Goa, Delhi, Gurugram and Bengaluru to celebrate New Year's Eve and welcome 2025
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No New Year Public Celebrations In Bengaluru, Large Gatherings Banned
Prohibitory orders will be force in Bengaluru from December 31 to January 1, 2021, along with certain restrictions, in view of the prevailing COVID-19 situation and the emergence of a new strain of virus from abroad, the city police commissioner said on Monday.
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Cautious Karnataka May Act Against Those Untraceable After Landing From UK
The Karnataka government, though not overly worried about the mutant strain that has put many countries on alert, is not easing up social distancing restrictions, particularly with capital Bengaluru preparing for New Year celebrations. It may even go after those people who are reportedly untraceable since arriving in the state from the UK where the...
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Over 7,000 Security Officials On Stand-By In Bangalore On New Year's Eve
Around 7,000 security personnel have been asked to be vigilant on the streets across Bangalore on Tuesday night as the city celebrates New Year's Eve on December 31. They have been asked to prevent any untoward incidents, a top police official said today.
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60 Arrested In Bengaluru Over New Year Ruckus
Sixty people were arrested for allegedly creating ruckus during New Year celebrations in Bengaluru.
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First Girl Born In 2018 In Bengaluru To Get Free Education
In a one of its kind effort to celebrate a girl child, the first female baby born in the New Year at a civic hospital in the city will be given free education till under-graduation, Bengaluru Mayor R. Sampath Raj said on Friday.
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'Credible Evidence' Of Bengaluru's New Year Horror, 4 Questioned
Four men were questioned today by the Bengaluru police about their alleged involvement in molesting women at a New Year's Eve celebration, triggering public outrage.
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Bengaluru Woman To NDTV: I Was Molested, Men Said 'These Things Happen'
While Bengaluru was ushering in 2017 in public celebrations around the city, Chaitali Wasnick was headed home after work at around 1:30 am and like other young women, Ms Wasnick, used to looking out for herself, felt two men approaching her were best avoided.
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Bengaluru Molestation: On New Year's Eve Horror, Politician Abu Azmi's 'Naked Women' Shocker
For Karnataka Home Minister, G Parameshwara, "these things do happen" is an acceptable explanation of women being molested en masse at a public celebration of New Year's Eve in Bengaluru. Abu Azmi of the Samajwadi Party dispensed the argument that if women, unaccompanied by their fathers or husbands, mingle with other men, "it is wrong to expect th...
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Bengaluru Molestation: Fury Over Karnataka Home Minister's Remarks
After photographs captured young women in the heart of Bengaluru weeping after being molested on New Year's Eve, Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara must resign, say women's rights activists and opposition parties.
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Bengaluru Authorities Prepare For Safe And Peaceful New Year Celebrations. Details Here
The authorities are expecting over 10 lakh people to gather in various parts of the city.
-
Drugs Worth Rs 28 Crore Seized By Bengaluru Cops Ahead Of New Year, Foreign Drug Peddlers Arrested
The Bengaluru City Crime Branch Narcotics Wing has intensified its crackdown on drug networks ahead of New Year celebrations, arresting two foreign nationals and seizing narcotics worth more than Rs 28.75 crore in three separate operations
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Bengaluru To Maha Kumbh, List Of Major Stampedes In India Since Last Year
RCB's IPL victory celebration in Bengaluru turned ghastly as stampedes broke out outside the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru and Vidhana Souda.
-
Bengaluru Woman Recalls How Delivery Agent's Gesture Made Her Diwali, Wins Hearts Online
An X user took to the platform to recount a special Diwali memory.Her viral post has won many hearts online.
-
Don't Miss These Amazing 2023 New Year's Eve Parties In Mumbai, Bengaluru And Delhi
Where do you plan to celebrate your New Years Eve 2022? Head to these party spots in the metro cities
-
Celebrate NYE At These 13 New Year's Eve Parties In Mumbai, Goa, Delhi, Gurugram And Bengaluru
Check out these hot spots across Mumbai, Goa, Delhi, Gurugram and Bengaluru to celebrate New Year's Eve and welcome 2025
-
No New Year Public Celebrations In Bengaluru, Large Gatherings Banned
Prohibitory orders will be force in Bengaluru from December 31 to January 1, 2021, along with certain restrictions, in view of the prevailing COVID-19 situation and the emergence of a new strain of virus from abroad, the city police commissioner said on Monday.
-
Cautious Karnataka May Act Against Those Untraceable After Landing From UK
The Karnataka government, though not overly worried about the mutant strain that has put many countries on alert, is not easing up social distancing restrictions, particularly with capital Bengaluru preparing for New Year celebrations. It may even go after those people who are reportedly untraceable since arriving in the state from the UK where the...
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Over 7,000 Security Officials On Stand-By In Bangalore On New Year's Eve
Around 7,000 security personnel have been asked to be vigilant on the streets across Bangalore on Tuesday night as the city celebrates New Year's Eve on December 31. They have been asked to prevent any untoward incidents, a top police official said today.
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60 Arrested In Bengaluru Over New Year Ruckus
Sixty people were arrested for allegedly creating ruckus during New Year celebrations in Bengaluru.
-
First Girl Born In 2018 In Bengaluru To Get Free Education
In a one of its kind effort to celebrate a girl child, the first female baby born in the New Year at a civic hospital in the city will be given free education till under-graduation, Bengaluru Mayor R. Sampath Raj said on Friday.
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'Credible Evidence' Of Bengaluru's New Year Horror, 4 Questioned
Four men were questioned today by the Bengaluru police about their alleged involvement in molesting women at a New Year's Eve celebration, triggering public outrage.
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Bengaluru Woman To NDTV: I Was Molested, Men Said 'These Things Happen'
While Bengaluru was ushering in 2017 in public celebrations around the city, Chaitali Wasnick was headed home after work at around 1:30 am and like other young women, Ms Wasnick, used to looking out for herself, felt two men approaching her were best avoided.
-
Bengaluru Molestation: On New Year's Eve Horror, Politician Abu Azmi's 'Naked Women' Shocker
For Karnataka Home Minister, G Parameshwara, "these things do happen" is an acceptable explanation of women being molested en masse at a public celebration of New Year's Eve in Bengaluru. Abu Azmi of the Samajwadi Party dispensed the argument that if women, unaccompanied by their fathers or husbands, mingle with other men, "it is wrong to expect th...
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Bengaluru Molestation: Fury Over Karnataka Home Minister's Remarks
After photographs captured young women in the heart of Bengaluru weeping after being molested on New Year's Eve, Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara must resign, say women's rights activists and opposition parties.
