A 40-year-old man was allegedly stabbed to death by his younger brother following a dispute over a mobile phone near Kottara Cross in the city on Sunday night
A motorcyclist was killed in a collision between an auto-rickshaw and a motorcycle near the Pelathakattе bus stop
A scooter rider was killed on the spot after a gas tanker ran over him near Addoor
Young Hindustani vocalist Neeharika Deraje enthralled music lovers with her recital at the eighth edition of Baithak@Kodialguthu, organised by the INTACH Mangaluru Chapter and Art Kanara Trust
Women of Mangalore, in association with Lions Club Cauvery and Mangalore Ladies Circle 82, observed Raksha Bandhan with the personnel of the Mangaluru Unit
The Dakshina Kannada Deputy Commissioner’s office building was illuminated in pink on Sunday night
A leopard that had created panic in the Nally Seethambettu area of Edapadavu after preying on a pet dog was trapped
Preparations for Monti Fest have begun with the nine-day Novena prayers commencing at churches under the Mangaluru Diocese on Sunday.
Dakshina Kannada Police have stepped up security in Puttur ahead of the ‘Puttur Chalo’ awareness rally organised by right-wing groups on Monday
An LPG tanker travelling from Mangaluru to Bengaluru overturned after crashing into a road divider near Kadegoli in Thumbe on the national highway around midnight on Saturday.
Sullia MLA Bhagirathi Murulya has urged the Forest Department and district administration to take permanent measures to prevent elephants from entering agricultural fields
Mulki-Moodbidri MLA Umanath Kotian has criticised the management of Mangaluru International Airport, alleging that it is adopting a “dictatorial approach” and ignoring local issues.
More than 200 artistes of Mangalurean heritage came together at Fr Muller Convention Centre on Saturday for Symphony of Hope, a charity concert supporting children battling paediatric cancer.
R Chetan, a 2010-batch IPS officer, has been appointed Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG), Mangaluru Western Range, replacing Singh.
Ivan D’Souza said satellite and helicopter surveys can mistake rubber and arecanut plantations for forests, leading to densely populated coastal and Malnad areas being wrongly classified as ESAs without considering ground realities