Bangalore, India News

New Delhi News.Net Monday 28th July, 2008 Karnataka Chief minister B.S. Yeddyurappa will inform the state assembly later Monday about his government's plan to ensure the safety and security of people in the ...

Australia on Monday strongly condemned the serial bomb attacks in the Indian cities of Bangalore and Ahmedabad, saying that there could be "no justification for the murderous crimes" and reiterated its resolve ...

Sri Lanka's President Mahinda Rajapaksa Sunday condemned terrorist attacks in Indian cities of Bangalore and Ahmedabad, and said the two governments remain firm in their commitment to jointly fight terrorism in ...

The Madhya Pradesh government Sunday sounded high alert in the state following blasts in Bangalore and Ahmedabad that left at least 45 people dead.

The death toll in the serial bombings that ravaged Ahmedabad rose to nearly 40 Sunday, with at least eight people succumbing to their injuries.

The serial blasts in Bangalore may bring back to focus the probe into three bomb explosions that rocked the Andhra Pradesh capital last year killing over 50 people.

The case against Mohamed Haneef collapsed for lack of evidence. Photo: Namas Bhojani The Australian Federal Police has been accused of denying Gold Coast doctor Mohamed Haneef a lawyer and the chance to protest ...

Seven synchronized small bombs shook India's high-tech hub Friday, killing two people and wounding at least five others, officials said.

Bangalore Police Commissioner Shankar Bidri said the seven blasts went off within several minutes of each other at different spots across the city. One woman was killed in an explosion at a bus stop in the city's Madiwala neighborhood, he said.

Another person died later of his injuries, federal Home Minister Shivraj Patil said.

Bidri said each of the small bombs contained the amount of explosives equal to 'one or two grenades' and appeared to have been set off by timers.

Seven synchronized small bombs shook India's high-tech hub Friday, killing two people and wounding at least five others, officials said.

Bangalore Police Commissioner Shankar Bidri said the seven blasts went off within several minutes of each other at different spots across the city. One woman was killed in an explosion at a bus stop in the city's Madiwala neighborhood, he said.

Another person died later of his injuries, federal Home Minister Shivraj Patil said.

Bidri said each of the small bombs contained the amount of explosives equal to 'one or two grenades' and appeared to have been set off by timers.

India's IT hub Bangalore, hit by serial blasts for the first time Friday, is known both as a peaceful city and a safe place for setting up sleeper cells by terror groups.

Bangalore, July 25 : Seven bombs went off within an hour in Bangalore's central business district and other crowded areas Friday afternoon, killing a woman at a deserted bus stop, injuring seven people and ...

TV grab shows Indian security officials using a sniffer dog at the site of an explosion in Bangalore.

India Gazette Thursday 24th July, 2008 New Delhi, July 24 : The Union Cabinet today gave its approval for the establishment of an "Institute for Stem Cell Science and Regenerative Medicine" in Bangalore.

New Delhi, July 23: Strengthening rupee and growing aspirational demand has made four Indian cities -- Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Chennai -- increasingly expensive for expatriates to live in, a latest global ...

Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels identified Malaysia and Vietnam as the key growth markets in Southeast Asia, with Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia continuing to be strong markets for predominantly intra-regional ...

Manthan unveils ARC 5.8 - The cutting edge of retail analytics & decision making Manthan Systems, a leading provider of retail analytics and decision-making solutions, today unveiled the latest edition of its ...

Statesman News Service Bangalore, July 21: The coming general elections to the Lok Sabha do not forecast a bright future if the composition of the present one is any indication.

A new technique for growing single-crystal nanorods and controlling their shape using biomolecules could enable the development of smaller, more powerful heat pumps and devices that harvest electricity from ...

India Gazette Sunday 20th July, 2008 Chhattisgarh-based hockey player Mrinal Chaubey, who displayed an impressive performance as goalkeeper in the junior Asia Cup hockey, was congratulated by Chief Minister ...

The tricky numbers game in the July 22 trust vote in parliament which will decide the fate of the Manmohan Singh government may be hogging the media headlines, but most of the country's youth don't seem to be ...