Bharat Bandh Bengaluru today: A nationwide strike, potentially impacting essential services like banking, insurance, and transport, is anti...

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Several tech companies in Bengaluru, including Google, Walmart, IBM, and Accenture, have asked their employees to work from home on Septemb...

The dawn-to-dusk shutdown has not the same effect in all states. While in Kerala, there is almost complete shutdown of all services, in oth...

With a stalemate between the government and employees of the four transport corporations in the state, over their demand for wages as per t...

The 'Bharat Bandh' call given by nearly a dozen farmer Associations on Tuesday in protest against the three farm laws enacted by the Centre...

Most of the lenders had informed their customers in advance about the strike call given by All India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA), Al...

Although the Karnataka government has maintained that schools and colleges will remain open and state run buses will operate as usual, it w...

Police initially said they cannot be allowed to visit the Lord Ayyappa temple in such large numbers in view of the prohibitory orders, but ...

“All the schools and colleges in Bengaluru will remain shut down,” said Bengaluru Urban deputy commissioner BM Vijay Shankar.

Sixty-year-old S Rachaiah is among the 700 retired employees who has not received gratuity after 36 years of service — 29 years of which wa...

Most stakeholders involved in keeping Bengaluru up and running too have announced their support to the 6am-to-6pm bandh.

The protest was withdrawn after transport minister Ramalinga Reddy assured union leaders of a 12.5% wage hike.

Incidents of stone pelting on public buses were reported from different parts of the state including Bengaluru, Hubballi, Bellary and Raich...

Normal life in the state may be affected tomorrow as public transport and auto rickshaws are likely to stay off the roads.

Both state-owned bus transport corporations BMTC and KSRTC will be off the road. Autorickshaw drivers have also extended support.