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Kumaraswamy alleges NICE takeover bid in Bengaluru, asks CM Shivakumar to disclose buyerUnion Minister HD Kumaraswamy alleged an attempt to take over the privately operated NICE road project. He questioned Chief Minister DK Shi...- Kumaraswamy urges DK to takeover of NICE toll roads, halt to toll collectionUnion Minister HD Kumaraswamy urged Chief Minister DK Shivakumar to take over the NICE project. He called for an immediate halt to unauthor...
- Bengaluru: 'Don’t pay toll,' HD Kumaraswamy urges NICE road users citing HC judgmentUnion Minister HD Kumaraswamy urged motorists to stop paying NICE Road toll. The Karnataka High Court made strong observations against the ...
- Tata Electronics to rejig cybersecurity, taps Adani executive Mehta to rebuild trustMayur Mehta, who had been serving as vice president, cybersecurity, at Adani Enterprises from October 2025, has taken on the role at a time...
- Karnataka: HC upholds judgment against NICE, calls infra project fit case for independent probeThe Karnataka High Court dismissed appeals by NICE and KIADB regarding the Bengaluru-Mysuru Infrastructure Corridor Project. A division ben...
- Regime change? Inside Reza Pahlavi's faltering bid to lead IranReza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran's last shah, is facing growing questions over his leadership ambitions despite years of campaigning fo...
- Why Great Innovations Fail to ScaleScaling innovation today demands contributions from multiple partners. Many innovations fail not because of flawed ideas but because teams ...
- Jyoti Jhangra Suicide: Timeline reveals how signature dispute and project file pressure could have led to tragic end at Sharda UniversityJyoti Jhangra, a Sharda University student, died by suicide. An investigation is underway. It centers on accusations of forging a professor...
- Karnataka: Kumaraswamy questions Govt over delay in compensating NICE land losersUnion Minister HD Kumaraswamy criticized the Karnataka government for delaying compensation to farmers whose lands were acquired for the BM...
- How cars and trucks are becoming new terror weapons to kill, injure and instill fearA pickup truck deliberately drove into crowds on New Orleans' Bourbon Street on New Year's Day, killing 15 and injuring 30 in a terror atta...
- 'Enough is enough': Shilpa Shetty's husband Raj Kundra a day after ED seizes his Mumbai, Pune flatsFollowing the Enforcement Directorate's (ED) seizure of assets worth Rs 97.79 crore amid a money-laundering investigation, Raj Kundra, husb...
- AI's latest challenge: the math olympicsOver the past few years, Google DeepMind has pursued a number of projects investigating the application of AI to mathematics. And more broa...
- Not an actor's job to get attention, find joy in ability to merge with script: Vijay VarmaFor him, the script is the top criteria for boarding a project.
- Mumbai airport scam: Delhi HC allows accused to join probe through videoconferencingSartaj Ali, Managing director (MD) of the accused firm, Nice Projects Ltd had moved the Delhi High Court seeking relief from personal appea...
- E-tailers, traders hail new norms but small vendors fret over 25% limitSmall and medium-sized vendors appreciated the norm barring e-commerce firms from discrimination among vendors in any form but questioned t...
- Wearing a Rolex when you travel can actually keep you safeAnd other important things to keep in mind while travelling, according to experts.
- There is a fine line between guilt and innocence: Konkona Sen Sharma"Talvar' is nice because it is not like we are trying to solve the case through the film. We are just highlighting the investigation."
- Fifteen stocks in focus in Tuesday's tradeIndian markets are expected to trade in a range. Here is a list of fifteen stocks which are likely to remain in focus today.
- FIR filed against Deve Gowda, SM Krishna, B S Yeddyurappa in NICE caseLokayukta police today filed an FIR against three former Karnataka Chief Ministers H D Deve Gowda, S M Krishna and B S Yeddyurappa for irre...
- TCS, Infosys, Wipro and others planning to reduce onsite work by up to 5%India's top outsourcing firms plan to reduce the amount of work performed onsite by their staff travelling on temporary visas in the US.
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