Welcome To Devanahalli
Devanahalli is a historic town located in the state of Karnataka, India, known for its rich cultural heritage and scenic beauty. Situated about 35 kilometers north of Bengaluru, it is famous as the birthplace of Tipu Sultan, the 18th-century ruler of Mysore. The town is home to several historical landmarks, including the Devanahalli Fort, ancient temples, and lush landscapes, making it a popular destination for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
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- CCB Cracks Inter-State Sandalwood Smuggling Racket; Four Arrested, 82.6 kg Sandalwood Seized
- 'How to kill, remove bloodstains, dispose bodies': Bengaluru triple murder accused turned to AI chatbot
Bengaluru police are delving into a disturbing triple murder involving an AI chatbot. Reports reveal that the prime suspect meticulously plotted the murders over six months, using AI to seek counsel on execution tactics, body disposal techniques, and cleaning traces of the crime. Financial issues and family discord appear to have driven the heinous act. The couple involved was captured after attempting to flee to Puducherry.
- ED conducts searches at 8 Bengaluru locations in ISIS recruitment case
Enforcement Directorate conducted searches at eight Bengaluru locations Tuesday. These searches are linked to an alleged ISIS recruitment case. The National Investigation Agency had previously filed a case against several individuals. Accused allegedly conspired to radicalize and recruit Muslim youth for ISIS. Funds were raised and channeled to facilitate illegal travel to Syria.
- Music is a universal language; it has broken every barrier: Behram Siganporia
As Best Kept Secret gears up for its first multi-city UK tour, lead vocalist Behram Siganporia is looking forward to taking the band’s music globally
- Sobha posts record Q1 sales, profit nearly quadruples
- 11 arrested in Bengaluru for honey trap, robbery racket
- HCLTech’s Vijayakumar takes home Rs 177 crore, tops IT CEO pay chart
- Monsoon fuels rise in flu cases; Karnataka health department strengthens surveillance
- Mars offers best hope for human exploration: Bengaluru-born NASA engineer
- 5,800 waterbodies across Karnataka run dry, only 584 lakes are full
Thousands of Karnataka's lakes are nearing capacity due to a worsening rainfall deficit. Many water bodies have already dried up, highlighting the emerging drought situation. Officials are taking measures to safeguard essential drinking water supplies across the state. Groundwater levels have also declined significantly in numerous taluks. The government is allocating funds to address the critical water scarcity.
- Another oil shock loading for India? How Red Sea route disruptions may hit not only Saudi, but also Russian crude supply
Iran-backed Yemeni group, the Houthis, have threatened a maritime blockade on Saudi Arabia. What this essentially means is that Saudi Arabia’s crude oil exports are set to be hit. And India which gets a big portion of its crude imports from the Middle East country.
- SBI Funds Management listing makes some employees crorepatis; stock debuts at 7% premium to IPO price
SBI Funds Management made a strong debut on Dalal Street today, listing at a premium of around 7% over its IPO price. The stock opened at Rs 610 on the BSE, which is a gain of 6.27% from the issue price of Rs 574, while it listed at Rs 613.30 on the NSE.
- New warning on oil: Goldman Sachs says crude prices could cross $120 if Strait of Hormuz disruptions continue
In a note dated July 20, Goldman Sachs analysts said, “Escalation in the Middle East and the decline in estimated Persian Gulf flows to below 45% of pre-war levels have pushed oil prices back up.”
- Gold price prediction today: Why are gold prices under pressure? Check July 21, 2026 outlook
Gold price prediction today: Gold prices continue to be under pressure and downside risks remain, says Praveen Singh, Head Currencies and Commodities, Mirae Asset ShareKhan.
- 'Direct violation': Canada vows to protect workers after Trump slaps 50% tariffs on select goods
Canadian Prime Minister Carney stated new US tariffs violate the CUSMA trade agreement. He affirmed continued government support for Canadian workers and businesses. These tariffs target Canadian exports like vehicles and dairy products. Canada has proposed detailed solutions and remains open to negotiations. The nation will take necessary measures to strengthen its domestic economy.
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