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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Explore Devanahalli: Heritage, History, and Growth
- After six golden howdah runs, Abhimanyu elephant gets special nod for final Jamboo Savari
- Ballari stall makes news 50-year lesson in trust
A Ballari newspaper vendor's self-service counter operates on decades of customer trust. Customers routinely pick up papers and pay later, with no reported instances of cheating. This unique system began in 1977 with the owner's father distributing newspapers. The business continues to thrive, serving loyal readers for many years. Newspaper sales remain a vital source of income for the family.
- Left out of draft electoral roll? Here’s how to apply through form 6
New voters can apply for inclusion using Form 6 online. Applicants must provide personal details and upload required documents. The process involves registering on the official website and filling out the form. Supporting documents for age and address proof are essential for submission. Applicants should save their reference number and acknowledgement after completion.
- Supreme Court panel to hold Bengaluru meet on ‘stock witnesses’
- 40kg expired chilli, mixed meat and veg: Bengaluru's Chairman's Club kitchen shut over hygiene violations
Food safety officials closed and seized a kitchen at Chairman's Club in Bengaluru. Major hygiene and safety violations were discovered during a special inspection conducted on September 3. Officials found and seized 40kg of expired chilli and improperly labelled food products. Unhygienic conditions and improper storage of food items were also noted by authorities. Legal action has been initiated against the establishment for these serious deficiencies.
- Karnataka signals NRI outreach with investment, overseas department
Karnataka government approved a new department for global investment and overseas affairs. This department will facilitate overseas employment and support foreign investors in the state. It will also address welfare issues concerning Non-Resident Kannadigas abroad. A state facilitation council chaired by the Chief Minister will oversee its functions. Additionally, a panel of ministers was formed to vet major government issues.
- Superannuations trigger leadership shuffle at key Isro centres
Gaganyaan programme gets new chief
- Govt bows to pressure, drops park bill
- Bike ban on E-City flyover may hit 25k commuters
- IAS officer suspended in KPSC jobs scam
- Breather for India? Trump’s Russia sanctions bill may be stalled for now; could have led to 100% tariffs
Lawmakers are concerned that the legislation could give President Donald Trump broader authority to impose tariffs and potentially push oil prices higher. Meanwhile, India’s reliance on Russian crude has increased sharply and is at record levels.
- Neighbour held 4.27 acres for 40 years; 80 year old original owner gets his title restored
Long-term occupation of a property does not automatically amount to adverse possession. To establish such a claim, there must also be a clear assertion of hostile title along with the necessary animus.
- Phuket-Delhi flight incident: Air India terminates pilot who tested positive for drugs
Air India terminated a pilot's employment after he tested positive for a psychoactive substance. This action followed an incident where the aircraft experienced multiple hydraulic failures. The flight encountered an altitude upset, causing injuries to passengers and crew. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau recommended action against the pilot. A detailed investigation into the incident remains ongoing.
- Nearly $750 billion shield: How India built record forex reserves amid the US-Iran war
How has the RBI managed to secure high forex reserves in times of global economic uncertainty? What’s worked for India and why does the rise in forex cover matter? And, importantly, is it sustainable?
- NSE IPO could be worth Rs 30,000 crore after Sebi gives green signal
India's market regulator Sebi has approved the National Stock Exchange's initial public offering. This approval allows the country's largest bourse to list after nearly a decade of delays. The proposed IPO could be worth around Rs 30,000 crore, making it one of India's largest. Existing shareholders will collectively divest nearly six percent of NSE's stake in the offer. NSE dominates India's equity derivatives market and operates the Nifty 50 index.
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