RDPR launches Tarangini program with Alexa-assistive devices for Arivu Kendras, enhancing accessibility for people with disabilities.

Researchers at IISc Bengaluru have developed a simple, low-cost light-based sensor using terbium to detect liver cancer. The ...

Discover top 10 must-see spots in Bangalore—the Garden City—from lush gardens and historic palaces to wildlife parks, and ...

Kamala Sohonie was a revolutionary Indian biochemist who fought the system to get women entry into prestigious scientific institutions. She went on to become the first Indian woman to earn a PhD in ...

Science-Rendezvous (SR) is a one-day festival that happens simultaneously at sites across Canada, showcasing local scientific research and programs. It is family-friendly and highly interactive, to ...

Chennai artist R M Palaniappan blends science, philosophy, and memory to explore the infinite in his latest exhibit 'Finite and Infinite'.

IIM Bangalore topped the QS MBA Rankings 2025 in India with a score of 67.4, ranking 53rd globally. IIM Ahmedabad and IIM Calcutta followed in 60th and 65th positions.

1915 Born: Pandharpur, Maharashtra Indian Artist 1967 Golden Bear at the International Film Festival at Berlin, Germany 1973 Award: Padma Bhushan 1989 Award: Padma Vibhushan 2011 Died June 9th, 2011 ...

New beginnings The Venkatappa Art Gallery, located on 3.11 acres of land in Cubbon Park, was initially founded by then-Chief Minister S Nijalingappa in 1967. The gallery was officially opened in 1975.

The iconic Venkatappa Art Gallery on Kasturba Road, Bengaluru, is all set to welcome art lovers in a completely renovated form — while retaining the essence of its original architectural charm.

The science centre's proximity to the Buddhist pilgrimage site adds to its appeal for the tourists. Its galleries include science park, fun science gallery, Taramandal, and innovation hub.