Crime·2026-08-28T08:19:16+00:00
Bengaluru Police Inspector killed in road accident in Madhya Pradesh during cybercrime investigation
| Photo Credit: Special Arrangement A cybercrime investigator from Karnataka , who was in Madhya Pradesh as part of an investigation, lost his life in a bus accident in Rajgarh district on August 28 morning, police sources said. Ravi and his team went to Madhya Pradesh to pursue a lead in a cybercrime case. Ravi, the deceased, was posted in the Southeast CEN police station in Bengaluru.
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Local·2026-08-28T12:37:25+00:00
In a self-defence bid, Bengaluru police open fire at man suspected of making illegal arms
Unlock these with Subscription The police on Friday opened fire at a 34-year-old man suspected of making illegal arms after he allegedly attacked a police constable with a weapon during a bid to detain him in connection with a recent murder case. The accused Zeeshan, a resident of Subash Nagar in Electronic City, is suspected to be an associate of Adil Akmal, who was arrested by the Madiwala police in connection with the murder of Suhail, a 40-year-old medical shop owner. Although the officers reportedly attempted to persuade him, Zeeshan allegedly attacked Kamble, injuring his left hand, (AP.
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Local·2026-08-28T03:35:59+00:00
Bengaluru family spends over ₹1 lakh monthly ‘without any extravagance’: ‘How to plan FIRE?’
An individual commented, “If they’re both working demanding jobs (which they probably do, considering their income) then there’s no extravagance here.” Another expressed, “My monthly expense in Pune as a single bachelor comes out to be around 40-50k, and you’re complaining about spending 1 lac for a family of 3.” A third posted, “I agree that the cost of living in Bengaluru is high, but let’s be. Also Read: ₹ 1.7 lakh monthly expenses: ' ₹ 60,000 rent, ₹ 75,000 travel'"> Bengaluru techie couple breaks down ₹ 1.7 lakh monthly expenses: ' ₹ 60,000 rent, ₹ 75,000 travel' “Bangalore is expensive!
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