Imran Gowhar

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Police say on average they receive three to four such cases every day.

Online part-time job frauds are the new trend in cybercrime

MD of Bengaluru EdTech firm arrested for cheating job aspirants

Up to now, the facility was applicable to traffic constables and head constables in Bengaluru.

Now, eight-hour work shifts extended to traffic ASIs and Cobra staff

A representational photo of a webcasting event. Explaining the alleged malpractice in Bengaluru, sources said, My Home Events secured a short-term quotation for webcasting in connection with the Karnataka Assembly elections.

TH Exclusive | Police book BBMP officials, private company over fraudulent poll contract

Imran Gowhar,Shreyas H.S.

Drugs worth ₹90.8 crore seized by Bengaluru police were destroyed on March 24, 2023.

‘War on drugs’ in Bengaluru

Imran Gowhar,K. V. Aditya Bharadwaj

A file photo of Kannada actor Chetan Ahimsa.

Kannada actor Chetan Ahimsa arrested over controversial Hindutva tweet

Each police station in Bengaluru, which covers a population of over a lakh, has an average of 110 personnel.

Are 2,000 new police posts enough for burgeoning Bengaluru?

The MLA’s son, Prashanth, is the chief accountant of Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB).

Channagiri MLA’s son trapped by Lokayukta; both booked

Imran Gowhar, The Hindu Bureau

Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai announced allocation to improve the traffic scenario in Bengaluru.

2,000 more police personnel for Bengaluru

Nine police officials were selected for their best performance and behaviour, and awarded holiday packages, movie tickets for the Kannada blackbuster Kantara, and dinner with their family members.

Holiday packages, movies tickets, and dinner vouchers: These are some of the incentives for star performers in police in Bengaluru

A file photo of candidates protesting at freedom park in August, after alleged malpractices in the Police Sub-Inspector (PSI) recruitment examination.

A year when several controversies rocked the police department

The deceased woman is suspected to have come in contact with an electric pole and immediately collapsed on the ground. File

Bengaluru rains | Woman killed due to suspected electrocution

People disembark a boat after they were evacuated from a flooded areas following torrential rains in Bengaluru on Monday.

24 fire tenders, 10 boats deployed in Bengaluru South and South-East divisions for rescue missions

Chamarajpet police in Bengaluru cracked the police after finding out that the missing woman’s phone was being used, but with a different SIM.

After one year, mobile phone reveals that case of missing woman was murder