H1N1 flu cases come down

Panic has subsided but fear of H1N1 flu continues. Every day, 30 to 40 patients are screened at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Chest Disease (RGICD).

Gurcharan Das, author and former CEO of Procter & Gamble India, examines the moral dilemmas of life using the template of the Mahabharat in his new book `The Difficulty Of Being Good: The Subtle Art Of Dharma’.

BBMP elections will be held on Feb 21, 2010. This is the first time elections will be held to Greater Bangalore, which has 198 wards.

The charges of encroachment and altering the state’s boundary against tourism minister and MD of Obulapuram Mining Company G Janardhan Reddy are nothing new.

Rising prices of essential commodities have compelled the state government to announce a special subsidized rice programme for the common man.

More aspiring lawyers can now hope to study at India’s premier law institute here. The National Law School of India University will open its doors to 80 more students in the LLB course from the next academic year.

A 43-year-old woman was found murdered at her house in Banashankari 3rd Stage on Tuesday afternoon.

The roads were lit up, music was loud, youth were cheering and dancing in full party mode. Even as the world was ringing in the New Year and with it more hopes, dreams and wishes, there were several others who probably shut themselves in, logged into their computers and started rebel groups against the whole episode.

The committee’s report was tabled during the recent legislature session. Whether these recommendations are acted upon or not is a different matter, but legislators are the gainers.

The World Diabetes Foundation in collaboration with Vittala International Institute of Ophthalmology launched the project CODE.

Not that they dislike the taste of processed mineral water but they have the luxury of tapping mountain spring water in their own backyard in Bellary.