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“I appeal to the citizens to cooperate with the administration in ensuring safe celebrations. The curfew will be in force from 6 pm of December 31 till 6 am of January 1,” Bengaluru Police Commissioner, Kamal Pant said.
 

In a press release issued in his native village Ralegan Siddhi in adjoining Ahmednagar district, the veteran anti-corruption crusader said he has decided to "resume" his protest in Delhi from next month and has informed the Centre about his agitation.

Six people who returned to India from the United Kingdom recently have tested positive for the new strain of the virus.

A post on micro-blogging site Twitter by television news channel NDTV which claimed that the first Metro service in the country was started due to the efforts of Atal Bihari Vajpayee triggered a storm on the platform. But here's the twist. PM Modi never credited Vajpayee for the start of the Kolkata Metro.

The Mumbai Police has submitted a remand note in a magistrate's court in Mumbai in connection with the fake Television Rating Points scam case in which it accused Republic TV editor-in-chief Arnab Goswami of paying off senior officials of TV rating agency BARC, including its former CEO Partho Dasgupta, to manipulate the channel's TRP.

Karnataka Legislative Council Deputy Chairman SL Dharme Gowda has been found dead near Chikmagalur. His body was recovered at 2 AM from a Railway track.

Assam government has introduced a bill in the state assembly that will abolish all state-run Madrassas. 

Arya Rajendran, a college student, became the mayor of Thiruvananthapuram after winning the elections from the Mudavanmugal ward of Kerala. With this, Arya became India's youngest mayor at the age of 21. Here's all you need to know about this second-year B.Sc Maths student.

Out of 40,000 people returned from Britain since November end, and over a dozen testing positive for COVID-19, panic prevailed about the new strain. Amidst this scare, now Karnataka government is facing another headache as 204 returnees in Bengaluru have gone untraced.
 

As the Karnataka government has banned the celebration of New Year on MG Road, Brigade Road and other popular hangout spots, many planned to go to City outskirts Nandi Hills but the authorities said the popular hill station will be shut for tourist activity from December 30 to till January 1.