Karnataka

Kamal Haasan Criticizes Politicians For Diving Artists Of TN & Karnataka

Kamal Hasan Criticizes Politicians For Diving Artists Of TN & Karnataka  Veteran South Indian actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan had insisted the politicians of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka not to mix art with politics.

Kamal was speaking in the Platinum Jubilee Celebrations of Kannada Film Industry that was held on Sunday evening in Bangalore.

Speaking in his inaugural speech here on the Sunday evening, Kamal said, “Let us put in efforts to strengthen the relationship between the people of the two states. We are like brothers and let's solve the problems without the intervention of others.”

Help, this city is no longer safe for us

A gathering of about fifty women under the banner of Fearless Karnataka/Nirbhaya Karnataka staged a protest outside the Police Commissioner's office on Monday, demanding safety for women in the cit

Banglore road to be named after Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan

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Deve Gowda announces Third Front for general elections

Deve Gowda announces Third Front for general electionsBangalore, Mar 2 : Former Prime Minister and Janata Dal (Secular) chief Deve Gowda on Monday announced the formation of a Third Front, an alliance of eight parties, including the Left.

The Front will be launched formally in Tumkur, 50 kilometers from Bangalore, on March 12.

Mangalore pub attack against Indian ethos: Advani

Mangalore pub attack against Indian ethos: AdvaniBangalore, Feb 28 : Senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader L. K. Advani on Saturday condemned the attack on young women at Mangalore pub by Sri Ram Sena, terming it a violation of Indian ethos.

"I strongly condemn the attack on girls in Mangalore. There can be no compromise on this. It is wrong and against Indian culture and ethos," Advani said.

People were entitled to have different perspectives on whether young men and women should visit pubs, but attacking them was wrong, he added.

ACT Rolls Out Interactive TV Services In Bangalore

ACT Rolls Out Interactive TV Services In BangaloreWith a total investment of Rs 450 crores, ACT Television has launched its first interactive TV services (IPTV) in Bangalore, Karnataka.

ACT, which has now become the first company to introduce Interactive TV service in the city, also said that it will take its new service to other Indian cities such as Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh by the next 12 to 18 months.

The company said that Interactive TV is a system delivering content services to subscribers using Internet protocol through a broadband link in a closed network infrastructure.

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