Shivaram

A rare golden tiger, a result of genetic mutation, has been spotted in Kaziranga National Park, captured by wildlife photographer Sudhir Shivaram. Sachin Tendulkar also witnessed the rare tiger during his visit, highlighting the park's rich biodiversity. Kaziranga is home to diverse species like Royal Bengal Tigers, Greater Adjutant Storks, and Hoolock Gibbons, showcasing India's rich fauna.

Basanagouda Patil Yatnal's expulsion from Karnataka BJP over dissent is a significant move by the party's high command. This decision signals a crackdown on indiscipline and could impact their North Karnataka support base. Additionally, showcause notices issued to five other party members suggest more potential upheavals within the state unit, aiming to address factionalism and corruption allegations.

Bengaluru police have warned against coercing people into supporting the Karnataka bandh on Saturday, called by pro-Kannada groups. Schools, colleges, and major public transport will operate as usual. The police commissioner stated that legal action will be taken against those forcing participation. The Kannada film industry and Bangalore hotels' association expressed moral support but will continue their activities.

Vijayapura district police have seized 10 country-made pistols and 24 live bullets, arresting ten individuals involved. This operation was launched based on confessions from an accused person in the Satish Rathod murder case, revealing a supply chain for illegal firearms. Authorities will soon initiate a larger crackdown on illegal arms possession.

bengaluru veteran kannada actor s Shivaram who was being treated at a hospital for brain haemorrhage died on saturday he was 83Shivaram was hospitalised on november 30 after he collapsed at his house while performing puja and was shifted to the intensive care unit scanning reports revealed damage to his brain and doctors ruled out surgery citing agerelated issuesassociated with sandalwood for the last six decades Shivaram.

K Shivaram, a former bureaucrat is making his comeback to Sandalwood.

K Shivaram, a former bureaucrat and actor known for being the first person to clear the UPSC exam in Kannada, has passed away at the age of 70. He breathed his last on Thursday at a private hospital in the city, where he had been undergoing treatment. Shivaram had a diverse professional journey, serving as a Deputy Superintendent of Police and later as the Bengaluru Regional Commissioner. He also ventured into the film industry but focused more on his career as a bureaucrat. His contributions and achievements will always be remembered and cherished.

The news of Shivaram death has sent shockwaves across Sandalwood industry.

Remembering his extensive body of work and his cultural influence, many Kannada film superstars took to social media to share a few heartfelt words.

JD(S) on Monday expelled ex-MP from Mandya LR Shivarame Gowda for allegedly abusing late Congress MP and Gandhian G Made Gowda during a phone conversation with a party worker.